Premier Manning Rejects Federal Tax Terms
Premier E C Manning announced Alberta will not accept the latest federal terms for a Dominion provincial tax agreement. He said the proposals centralize control, deprive provinces of revenue freedom, and are unacceptable. Alberta will seek a mutually satisfactory, voluntary alternative while others show varied responses. Ontario and Quebec oppose the present terms.
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EDMONTON
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
Manning
Asley
hti
Dominion
Ottawa
Nobel Peace Prize Co-Winner Dr John Mott of Orlando
Dr John R. Mott of Orlando Florida is named a Nobel Peace Prize co winner for global fellowship and goodwill efforts. His son Dr Frederick D. Mott chairs Saskatchewan health planning and reviewed regional concerns. The elder Mott led Protestant religious work, YMCA leadership, World Council roles, and international mission bodies through the war era. Continued on Page 11.
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John R. Mott
Orlando
Florida
Frederick D. Mott
Saskatchewan
health services planning commission
Join Mott
wintry
Terene
Ednburgh
World Council of Churches
International Missionary Council of winehood
YMCA
United States
World Studi Christian Federation
Missing U S Plane Found in Swiss Alps Alive Survivors Reported
A U S transatlantic transport lost Tuesday was found on a 30 degree slope near Interlaken in the Bernese Oberland. All aboard were reported alive as Swiss climbers and medical teams moved toward the wreckage amid efforts by American, British, and French planes hindered by clouds.
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PARIS
Interlaken
Bernese Oberland
Vienna
Marseilles
Man jailed for mercy killing of deformed daughter in England
Maidstone England November 23 Gorton Richard Long 46 pleaded guilty to murder in the mercy slaying of his seven year old deformed and imbecile daughter Jessie and was sentenced to death by hanging. His statement described the act and his love for his daughter. Only a successful appeal or commutation can save him from execution.
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MAIDSTONE
Eng
Gorton
Richard Long
Jessie
Eric Neve
tus
Long
Tong
mil
Canadian Head Is Heard at Paris Conference
Dr Victor Dore of Quebec, chief of the Canadian delegation, told UNESCO at the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization conference that urgent short term projects should come first to show immediate value to peoples and governments. He warned against spreading efforts too thin across all suggested projects. He noted Canada views UNESCO as a potentially valuable United Nations agency. Earlier British delegate Dr Hartman urged UNESCO to run a world educational campaign from eradicating illiteracy to supplying chalk for improvised classrooms in cities ruined by war.
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PARIS
Nay
Victor Dore
Quebec
United Natins
D R. Hartman
UNESCO
LONDON
Cahle
Kenneth Tandsayv
parlionment
house of commons today
Hollywood
Villagers Die in Greek Clash Amid War Turmoil
Athens dispatch reports 42 villagers signed a petition disavowing Communism killed, 30 wounded, 45 houses burned in Xerovrisi Thessaly. Fighting since Skra outbreak expands to western Macedonia with four guerrillas killed and three captured. Greek army claims new battle near Mount Tzena. shops closed in protest.
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ATHENS
Xerovrisi
Thessaly
Vardar
Skra
Macedonia
Kovane
Grevena
Mount Tzena
LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Britain
U.N. assembly
U.S
Navy
wong
Yoradyni
Saton- Tha
Salonika
Donald N. Wackwitz
Murray Reelected President of Congress of Industrial Organizations
Atlantic City November 22 Philp Murray was re elected president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations by acclamation. The report notes the election occurred shortly before a page two continuation.
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MAX HALL
ATLANTIC CITY
Philp Murray
Congress of Industrial Qreanwations
Optometrist Receives Odd Letter From Bob Hart
Livingstone Mont November 42 1 Optometrist R A Hamilton said he received a letter from Dude Rancher Bob Hart asking him to send a cheque duplicating one mailed earlier Hares letter explained that while on a mountain hunting trip a fire was needed to keep warm during a cold night and the only paper available was in the form of uncashed cheques
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LIVINGSTONE, Mont
R. A. Hamilton
Bob Hart
Floods Threat In Great Britain As Thames Rises
Flood dangers persist across England as the Thames continues to rise after days of heavy rain and gales. Farmland floods spread, coastal shipping is disrupted, and Bungay faces isolation from the overflowing River Waveny near Windsor Castle. Water board officials report the river is “going down nicely” despite the continued high levels.
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LONDON
C.P. Cable
England
Thames
Bungay
Suffolk
water board
Windsor
Buckinghamshire
Windsor Castle
tome
Stambaugh Again Heads Liberals in Alberta
J W Stambaugh of Bruce Alberta was re-elected president of the Alberta Liberal Association at the national council meeting in Edmonton. Re-elected were H W Riley Calgary vice-president Nelles V Buchanan Edmonton secretary and J. J. Brookes Calgary treasurer regional vice-presidents named for southern Alberta were J J Bowlen Calgary L S Turcotte Lethbridge Mrs A J Marshall Medicine Hat for northern Alberta were E G Pioher and Mrs W A Lamb both of Edmonton J E E Thompson Grande Prairie and Reg Mitchell Vermilion The other southern regional vice-presidents will be chosen by the provincial executive E R Horton of Edmonton appointed assistant secretary.
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EDMONTON
J. W Stambaugh
Bruce
Alta
Alberta Liberal Association
general council
H W. Riley
Calgary
Nelles V. Buchanan
J. Brookes
Alberta
J J. Bowlen
L. S. Turcotte
Lethbridge
A. J. Marshall
Medicine Hat
E G Pioher
W. A. Lamb
J EE Thompson
Grande Prone
Reg. Mitchell
Vermilion
southern Alberta
E R. Horton
Red Truce Teams Leave Manchuria
Nov 22 The Catholic newspaper Local Welfare reports unconfirmed claims that communists withdrew from all truce teams in Manchuria and demanded removal of American, Chinese government representatives from teams in Communist territory. An official Lucey spokesperson said no factually supported announcement will be issued until all facts are obtained. Meantime fighting flared in Changchun area, with Communist troops reported skirmishing around northern Changchun and in Shantung provinces. Government papers note the communists were active north and east of Changchun but give few details.
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PETPING
Local Welfare today
las Commimats
all Americarr
Lucey
Changenun
Glimmering Cache of Japanese Diamonds Found in Japan
Washington reports hundreds of thousands of diamonds tied to Japan's wartime financing are seized by occupation forces in Japan. Government says gems were gathered by the Japanese government to fund foreign purchases and munitions. Estimated value ranges from 20 to 25 million dollars, with experts noting much higher value in individual gem markets. Smithsonian officials call the find unique in history as virtually all national diamond resources are in one place, now held by the Bank of Japan in Tokyo. Eight researchers spent five months counting and classifying the stones.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Japan
Smithsonian
Bank of Japan
Tokyo
Henderson
Foshag
Registration of Polish Nationals in Canada Ordered
Ottawa reports the Polish government ordered a nationwide registration of all Polish nationals in Canada to facilitate return home if desired and to identify those eligible for military service. An estimated 5 000 to 6 000 Poles in Canada, plus 4 000 Polish soldiers not wanting to go home, face registration. passports and protection will be refused for those who fail to register.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Alfred Fidrrkiewicz
Warsawi
LONDON
Fiderkiewicz
Dominion
Warsaw
Poland
PFiderkiewics
external affairs department
unemployment commission
Prowse Denies Implement Charge in Alberta
Alberta MLA Prowse denies claims that non veteran farmers acquire machinery bought for veterans. He says checks show discounts and allotments distort dealers profits, and no widespread misuse by veterans exists. He cites VLA pool allocations and dealer discounts as the focal point of the dispute.
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EDMONTON
d. Harper Prowse
Alberta
subjents
Prowse
Alberta Retal Amusement Dealers’ Association
MILA
Bernie Brown
Dealers’ Association
hin a
Dave
VLA
Winter Storm Hits Ontario With Snow Across Province
Winter weather sweeps Ontario with light flurries and strong winds as northern regions report first snowfalls of the season. Forecasters warn ongoing snow in the north while southern areas see rain and high winds. Port Arthur endures a 40 mph gale and massive waves on Lake Superior as grain operations halt due to rain and wet conditions.
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TORONTO
Ontario
Cornarle
Mustomside
James Bay
PORT ARTHUR
take Superior
Lewis Served By Federal Writ In Coal Strike Tussle
John L Lewis faced a federal contempt summons in Washington as judges ordered him to explain why he did not recall his contract termination notice tied to the coal strike. Marshals delivered the order at Lewis's office after he had been in seclusion at his Alexandria home. a broader crisis loomed as violence rose in West Virginia and national leaders debated emergency actions.
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ALEXANDRIA
John L. Lewis
Ches Fannon
Mr. Lewis
WASHINGTON
John J. Ladis
Lewis
T Alan Goldsborough
union
W. chieftain
T. Alan Goldsborough
United States district court
himelf
West Virginia
capitol
Soma
congress
Truman
Strike at Noranda mine disrupts start of walkout
Noranda Quebec November 22 strike by Local 688 of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers halted access to the Noranda copper and gold mine as 397 of 1,147 workers joined a nine hour protest. Picket lines formed, early clashes occurred, and company officials faced a tense stand off while preparations to keep operations running continued.
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NORANDA
Que
International Union of Mine, Mu
unlet
R. Ve Porrit
Portis
Soviet Editorial Criticism Signals Press Troubles
Moscow reports that Tass the Soviet news agency faced sharp criticism from a provincial editor for failing to provide timely well written domestic and international news. The editor charged Tass with reliance on central press content and incomplete foreign reviews.
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MOSCOW
Tass
al press
DEWS
Final Pay 1945 Beets Sent By Mail
Aymond Herald News Service reports the 1945 sugar beet final payment is mailed, totaling 10.57 dollars per ton for 362000 tons. Cheques arrive in time for pre Christmas shopping.
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Herald News Service
AYMOND
Murder charges rise in case of two lost infants
Police swear out murder warrants against Elizabeth Yuen and husband as the year old twins Betty Anne and Nancy Lee die at the family home. The mother suffers non life threatening wounds. Authorities confirm the deaths occurred at the residence late Thursday.
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VIETOREA
Lethbridge
Edmonton
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Pittsburgh Coal Co
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John Relko
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United States army air force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Murray
PHILTE MURRAY
JOHN DAUPHINES
Stambaugh
Liberals
Manchuria
New York
Edward Henderson
Noraraa
James ¥. Nurdoch
DEATIE BELGRAVOY
Cheouk
Jovan Mister
Nitala Furkar
otter bea Miltons tiburnl
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