Soviet denounces Western Germany policy at Allied Council
Soviet Marshal Sokolovsky accused British and American authorities of violating Potsdam and Yalta agreements and derailing denazification and demilitarization in western zones. He claimed sabotage of reparations, preservation of German cartels, and propaganda for a new war. Gen. Clay planned to respond at a press conference. In London, Gus Chevyahev, a 460 veteran Windmill Theatre comedian, died of pneumonia.
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BERLIN
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Germany
Allied Control Council
Potsdam
Yalta
Hig
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Sokolovsky
London
Europe
Socialist Unity party
Gus Chevyahev
Windmill theatre
Bateman's and nearby historic sites in East Sussex
The left hand corner notes Bateman's in East Sussex as the 1938 bequest of Rudyard Kipling’s widow to the National Trust with 300 acre estate and £5000 endowment. His study remains preserved. Burwash rectory dates to 1480 and Bateman's W is linked to a local ironmaster who helped make cannon for the Armada. A garden stone bears a later inscription.
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UDYARD KIPLING
hame
East Sussex
Bateman
National Trust
Ottawa, Journal
London
England
Burwash
Pook’s Hill
Dudwell
Firefighters Eat Steaks After Stopping Blaze at Cafe
Enjoyable Fire Like Stone, Mo. reports local firemen responding to a fire at the Pale Ace cafe where two steaks were found burning. Fireman Herman Mattingly said they put out the fire and then ate the steaks, adding a note of lighthearted relief to the incident.
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LIKESTON
Pale ace cafe
Herman Mattingly
Canadians Ask Release From Soviet Detention In Berlin Mission
Ottawa appeals to the Soviet foreign ministry to release and allow return to Berlin two Canadian military mission members detained near Kaliningrad after an alleged illegal border crossing. Weld of Gitana and Capt. A W Clabon of Edmonton, seized while returning to Berlin from Warsaw, face possible disciplinary action pending Canadian investigations. Wife of Clabon in Edmonton says she is in the dark about the case.
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OTTAWA
Soviet foreign ministry
Berlin
Kaliningrad
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
PROMISE
external affairs department
J. D. M. Weld
Gitana
A. W. Clabon
Edmonton
Canada
Moscow
Holmes
R. A. J. Phillips
Pravditck
Friedland
Weld
Clabon
Warsaw
last nigh
Sovet
Anthony W. Clabon
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cap. A
Capt
England
Victoria
Red Deer
Alta
Eight Killed As Plane Hits Peak
JICIN Czechoslovakia Nov 22 Eight persons were killed and 18 injured when a transport plane en route from Bucharest to Prague struck a 2000 foot peak six miles from here last night. Names included Alfred Davidson European director of UNICEF for Europe and H Grigorescu Romanian ambassador to Prague. Pilot Georghe Broren of Bucharest among the dead. Plane owned by Romanian Soviet Airlines, weather bad, about 50 miles from Prague.
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JICIN
Czechoslovakia
h—Poulice
Bucharest
Prague
here
Alfred Davidson
European directn
United Nations Children’s Fund for Europe
H. Grigorescu
Roman
Georghe Broren
Rafael Gross
Romania
United States
Britain Likely To Accept Modified Palestine Plan
LAKE SUCCESS Nov 22 Britain will likely accept the modified United Nations plan for Palestine partition. With Britain near dropping objections, the outlook for a settlement could occur within five or six days as the 1947 General Assembly advances the Holy Land issue. The nine member sub committee reached agreement on changes to satisfy Britain. Britain will end its mandate itself, transferring responsibilities to the UN commission as forces withdraw, avoiding provisional councils in the two new states.
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LAKE SUCCESS
Britain
Holy Land
general assembly
Palestine
Russia
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Palestine committee
UN commission
security council
commission
New Way of Life Ottawa Seeks Economic Shift
Canada announces a three point plan for a new economic path. Increased sales to the United States and greater purchases there aim to prevent dependence. Expanded world trade under Geneva agreements and a push to develop Canadian manufacturing and primary industries, especially forests and mines. The program seeks balanced North American development without long term US trade limits.
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OTTAWA
Canada
United State
Geneva
United States
Canon Turner Evacuated From Arctic Mission to Winnipeg
A Royal Canadian Air Force Dakota airlift carried Canon John H. Turner from Moffet Inlet, 1000 miles north, to Winnipeg after a dramatic Arctic rescue. The mission priest, shot in the head last September, traveled with his wife, two children, an Eskimo girl, and four army paratroopers. He was en route to hospital for treatment.
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WINNIPEG
Navy
R.C.A.F. Dakota
Moffet Inlet
Carat Harbor
R.C
Church of England
Arctic circle
John H. Turner
Bob Race
fimher
Wilster
Ross Willoughby
Guy D'Artois
H C. Gook
W. W. Judd
Canon Turker
FO. Race
Coral Harbor
Two Men Killed As Train Hits Truck Near Edmonton
Nov 22 report from Edmonton details two men killed when a truck collided with a train near Nik Line about 12 miles south of Edmonton. Sid rey Smale 27 of Edmonton and William Wilon of Nisku Alberta perished. witnesses claim the truck appeared unaware of the oncoming train. The incident remains under investigation.
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EDMONTON
Sidrey Smale
William Wilon
Nisku
Alti
Niki Line
ealion
Calas
Wison
FAPAL
VIRDEN
Mir
here
William Elmore
Maryfield
Sask
Deer hunter's misdirection prompts confession in Askov
A lost deer hunter near Askov, Minnesota, reappears and offers a new explanation for his disappearance. He had left home in darkness and grabbed his wife's compact instead of his compass, altering the course of the search and prompting local officials to reassess the incident.
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ASKOV
Minn
Press For Settlement At Big Four Talks In London
London reports State Secretary Marshall said to press for completion of any Australian independence treaty at the Big Four foreign ministers conference opening Tuesday. He arrived from Washington with an open mind on German peace issues and possible proposals from Molotov to advance the German problem. Deadlock looms as Soviet and Western power positions remain unchanged since Moscow, with Austria unsettled over German assets seized for reparations. Russia seeks nearly all German assets in Austria. U S wants to protect Austrian economy from heavy seizures. Early Austrian settlement could lead to withdrawal of occupation troops from the liberated country.
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LONDON
Marshall
United States
Washington
Molotov
Russia
Moscow
Austria
Increase In Vet Allowances To Be Considered
VANCOUVER NOV 22 Veterans Affairs Minister Ian MacKenzie told a Canadian Legion delegation that its case for an increase in veterans allowances will be considered by a parliamentary committee after the new year. The delegation had presented the minister a brief. He did not promise specific aid to veterans at universities but said the government recognizes general living costs have risen 23 percent since allowances and pensions were established.
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VANCOUVER
Veterans Affairs
Ian Mackendle
Canadian Legion
Mackenzie
Blum Fails by Nine Votes to Form Government in France
Paris reports Leon Blum, Socialist leader, failing to win a majority in the National Assembly by nine votes. Robert Schuman is named premier to form a government amid tensions and potential disruptions as strikes and protests loom nationwide.
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Leon Blum
PARIS
Robert Schuman
France
National assembly
Mouvement Republicain Populaire
Charles De Gamle
Schuman
BLUM
hum auths
Paw Ramaah
Vincent Aurol
Marseille
M.RP
Moeselle
Hitler
Paul Ramadier
Auriot
marshall
Jine
AAU officers re-elected by acclamation in Montreal
AAU of C officers were re elected by acclamation at the annual conference. A buffet luncheon followed at the Army Navy and Air Forces Veterans club with the Lethbridge club as hosts. The Olympic committee led by Sydney A Dawes of Montreal will meet Saturday afternoon.
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AAU
Geo
Montreal
Army, Navy and
Air Forcs Veterant club
Lethbridge clab
Olympic committee
Sydney A. Dawes
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