Iran Reels as 6000 Soviet Troops Near Tehran Amid Azerbaijan Turmoil
Reports from Tehran say Iran and Russia seek to break an impasse over unrest in Azerbaijan as about 6000 Soviet troops move toward Karaj, 25 miles northwest of Tehran, while Iranian troops are halted near Kazvin. Premier Hakim appeals to allies not to intervene. Turkey watches nervously as warnings of a broader conflict grow.
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Iran
Turkey
TEHRAN
Azerbaijan
Karaj
Kazvin
Red army
democratic party
Hakim
Britain
Russia
ANKARA
Istanbul
Watan
America
Tasvir
Hold Out To Bitter End In GM Strike
DETROIT November 22 The CLO auto workers union digs in for a long battle against General Motors and tightens its strike hold on the nationwide factory network Walter Reuther says the union will travel the strike road to the bitter end Two factors shape the outcome the corporation's reply to arbitration and government mediation efforts John W Gibson arrives in Detroit to confer with union leaders GM's near standstill leaves 162000 production workers idle with 100000 more on payrolls in other roles and no contact yet established with company officials
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DETROIT
CLO auto workers
General Motors Corporation
Walter P Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
GMs
John W Gibson
Schwellenbach
Gibson
Michigan CIO council
Meriden
Premier Drew ends Ontario legislature sessions this year
CONFIRMS REPORTS TORONTO Nov 22 Premier Drew stated no additional legislative sessions will be held in Ontario for the remainder of the year. The move aligns with yesterday’s reports and signals a pause in the legislature’s activities.
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TORONTO
Drew
Ontario
Electrically heated suits broaden use beyond war
Britain leads wartime tech to peacetime work with electrically heated suits for cold indoors and outdoor jobs. Firms expand plants to meet orders from Canada, Australia, the U S, Sweden, Norway and Holland. About 1,400 workers produce 1,000 suits daily. War innovations reshape daily life and threaten textile outlook amid shortages. Bean farmers face weeks of rain and snow delaying harvest with hundreds of acres still unpulled. two weeks of dry weather could finish many beans.
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Britain
England
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Sweden
Norway
Holland
St Thomas Times-Journal
HURON
Huron Expositor
Revision of Charter and Gen Patch Dies in San Antonio
Ask Revision of Charter Gen A M Patch passes at 55 in Military Hospital San Antonio Texas. Lt Gen Alexander M Patch veteran of WWI and WWII commands US 4th Army and US 7th Army in Europe died of pneumonia after over a week illness. He led Guadalcanal mop up operations and commanded forces in New Caledonia and the southern French invasion. He was admitted November 14 with wife Julia and daughter-in-law present.
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A. M PATCH
SAN ANTONIO
Tex
Alexander M Patch
4th Army
United States 7th Army
Europe
Julia
Alexander M Patch III
Guadalcanal
United States
New Caledonia
7th Army
Warned To Keep Out Strike Trap
Winnipeg officials warn against a general sympathy strike move in support of Windsor Ford workers. Percy Bengough cautions that such actions have failed before and could halt work nationwide if every industry stopped over one firm dispute. The message urges affiliates to avoid the trap and follow prudent procedures.
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WINNIPEG
W B Anderson
Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council
Percy R Bengough
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Windsor
Ford Motor workers
Canada
Reach Agreement Develop Power Site Reach agreement to start Ottawa River project
Toronto November 22 Premier George Drew announced Ontario and Quebec reached a deal to begin developing a power site on the upper Ottawa River at once. The Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario launches a five year 200 million post war plan expected to employ more than 15 000 workers.
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TORONTO
George Drew
Ontawa
Quebec
Ottawa River
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Drew
Eden urges scrapping UN veto to curb atomic era dangers
London reports Anthony Eden, former foreign secretary, urged in a Commons debate that veto powers be scrapped or revised after atomic energy discoveries. He argued nations must shed nationalism, calling for UN charter revision in light of new energy findings while condemning continued veto as an anachronism. He also noted rising Soviet distrust and stressed peace depends on better understanding among allies.
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LONDON
Anthony Eden
Uae
house of commons
itir
Eden
Attlee
Mr Eden
United Nations
San Francisco
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Memorial crosses to be sent to mothers of seamen
Ottawa announces that memorial crosses will be sent to mothers and widows of naval army air force and merchant navy personnel who served with the Canadian merchant fleet. The gesture will also include mothers and widows of seamen of other nationalities who served alongside Canadians.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Ford, UAW talks break down in Windsor strike
Ford Motor Company and United Automobile Workers talks collapsed after three days of meetings as the company refused to discuss major strike issues including union shop and check-off. The walkout began September 12 affecting 10,000 Ford workers. prospects for early settlement dimmed.
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JACK WILLIAMS
WINDSOR
Ont
C.P
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers
CLO
Ford
Japanese Deportation Plans Slow as Ships Await
Ottawa reports General MacArthur offered to accept deportations to Japan once ships are available. Labor Minister Mitchell told Parliament 16,347 Japanese-origin Canadians want to return, with 6,844 still seeking removal. Of these, 2,923 are Japanese nationals, 1,461 naturalized Canadians, and 2,460 Canadian-born Japanese. Most reside in British Columbia, the Prairies, and eastern Canada. About 9,000 are employed in useful labor across the country.
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OTTAWA
MacArthur
Japan
Canada
Labor
Mitchell
commons
labor department
Japa
interior
British Columbia
PRAIRIES
Parliamentary News Bullets From Ottawa Sweep Of Sessions
Ottawa reports say the Commons may begin a late session with three daily sittings to prorogue by December 15. A major bill, the Canadian citizenship act, was deferred to the next session opening late February or early March. A separate note urges in BC to establish a commission reviewing Japanese declarations to return to Japan and to probe property held by enemy custodians.
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OTTAWA
commons
chamber
Mackenzie
COMMISSION ON
Japan
house of commons
H V Herridge
Peoples’ CCF
Kootenay West
British Columbia
Ceylon Food Rations Slashed Amid Harbor Strike
Colombo reports half rations may be imposed as harbor worker strikes halt ship unloadings. State council leader S Senayeke warned of potential famine if ships cannot be unloaded and food supplies run short.
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CEYLON
COLOMBO
Reuters
S _ Senayeke
state council
Loan To G.B. Likely Soon
Washington reports an Anglo American loan agreement of under five billion dollars to Britain is expected within a week after ten weeks of negotiations led by Lord Keynes. Details remain secret until documents reach governments in London and Washington, with a companion commercial pact to follow and Ottawa hopes Canada will match U S aid to restore Britain as a key trading partner.
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WASHINGTON
Britain
United States
Britis
Lord Keynes
Ottawa
London
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth
Attlee
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion
Last Axis Prisoners Leave U.S. by April
The War Department reported that the last of over 400000 German and Italian POWs brought to the United States will be shipped home by the end of April.
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U.S
WASHINGTON
United States
war department
Princess Margret Rose Operated On
Princess Margaret Rose underwent an operation for appendicitis at Buckingham Palace between 9 and 10 am today. Her condition was described as satisfactory. The operation was performed by Sir Lancelot Brungton. A further bulletin on the princess condition will be issued tonight.
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PRINCESS MARGARET ROSE
LONDON
Margaret Rose
Buckingham Palice
Margaret
Buckingham Palace
Margare’ Rose
Morniay
Lancelot B. Irungton
London Hospital
Suk Chia
CCF Mayor For Calgary Triumph in Three Way Race
Calgary voters chose Ald J C Watson 35 Civic Reform Association standard bearer to lead the city as mayor in a three cornered contest. He polled 15672 first choice votes and held a 919 vote edge over Ald HR Chauncey and Ald BE A McCullough. Total votes 28195 in the first mayoralty election since 1937.
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CALGARY
C.F
J C. Watson
Civic Reform Association
HR. Chauncey
Ald
BE. A. McCullough
Unrest Grips Java as Indonesia-Metro Talks Loom
Java faces tense unrest as leaders of the unrecognized Indonesian republic demand talks with the Dutch. A conference chaired by Li Gen Sar Philip Christison was set for tonight amid threats to boycott without Dutch concessions. Indonesian spokesmen urged an end to looting and village burnings before engaging with British and Dutch forces.
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BATAVIA
Java
reise
Netherlands East sudseg ufficials
Duten
Li-Gen
Sar Philip Christison
republic of Indonesia
okesnan
Andarawa
Indonesia
Amir Sjarifudein
300 Delegates For C.C.F. Convention
EDMONTON, Nov. 22 More than 300 delegates from various years in Alberta are expected to attend the two day provincial annual convention of the CCF which opens here tomorrow. JEB Cook of Cabriar presides as president of the CCF Alberta. Beecutive of the CCF started meetings today. Attending the meeting were Mr Cook Elmer E. Roper Alberta provincial leader Mrs Nellie Peterson Mayerthorpe provincial vice president J N Sykes Calgary Jack Griffin Macleod Southern Alberta organizer and John Bing Edmonton provincial secretary.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
provincia
CCP
JEB Cook
Cabrar
CCF
Mr Cook
Elmer E. Roper
atuA provincal
Netlie Peterson
Mayerthorpe
Nooy Proclaims Ford Strike Day Across Canada
Canadien Congress of Labor executive sends Nov 30 as Ford Strike Day urging 350000 union members to contribute one day’s warning to strikers’ fund. Announcement follows closed meeting of 20 council members in Toronto.
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C.CL
TORONTO
Canadien Congress of Labor
peochamed Enday
Canada
Ford Motor Company
LIB
ENGLAND
LONDON
Naval headquarters
crimser Ontario
Pearl Harbor
Hong Kong
Esquimalt
B.C
Belfast
Ireland
Far East
Scapa Brow
Malta
Alexandria
KINNEY
VICTORIA
Charles Kinney
Payllis Stroud
EDMONTON
Dominion
Harry Ainiay
move
Alberta
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Edmonton East
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Ashby
G.B
CLYDE BLACKBURN
Princess ds
C.C.F
Watson
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