Four Die In Sask Wreck In Canada Rail Collision
Four railway workers died when two Canadian National trains collided head on near Young Saskatchewan about 50 miles east of Saskatoon. Engineers J Roy Lyons and J C Logan, fireman H N Currie, and head brakeman J Malec were among the dead. seven others injured and hospitalized. Investigators probing cause as wreckage scattered in sub zero conditions.
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SASKATOON
C.P
Navnal Railways
Young, Sask
here
J. Roy Lyons
Melville, Sask
H. N. Currie
Duncan
B.C
J. C. Logan
Iggar
Sask
J. Malec
Bistar
Frank Rehwald
Der Nordwesen
Winnipeg
Sterling Toles
Marcel Compayre
George Kendall
Melville
Dooley
Watrous
Young
Alvin Bright
Malec
R. H. Cumberland
ofgan
Alta May Open Offices In G B
Alberta's Industrial development board will discuss opening offices in London and New York for industrial development at a meeting planned for next month. W A Anderson Calgary industrial commissioner urged the move on returning from Great Britain. The board includes Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat Drumheller and Red Deer.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Industrial development board
London
New York
W. A. Anderson
Calgary
Great Britain
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Anderson
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Drumheller
Red Deer
Ethiopians at Peace Conference redubbed Ethiopia seats
The War Cry notes at the Paris Peace Conference the Abyssinian delegation objected to being labeled Abyssinia and were seated as Ethiopians. It explains Ethiopia versus Abyssinia as historical and modern names, linking to Cush in biblical references and the Queen of Sheba's visit.
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SREMIAH
Ethiopia
Abyssinia
Sheba
Solomon
Jerusalem
Chain Deaths in France Near Lille
Nine bodies including a miner, his wife, and seven children were recovered from the canal at La Bassee near Lille. They were bound together with a thick rope after the family vanished from a neighboring hamlet, leaving only the charred remains of their house as a clue.
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PARIS
Reuters
La Bassee
Lille
Molotov Seeks Private Talks With Byrnes On Veto Fight
In New York, Russia's Foreign Minister Molotov arranged a private discussion with State Secretary Byrnes, amid stalled Big Four peace talk details and sharp veto power tensions. The session followed Molotov's rejection of curbs on veto and mirrored broader UN debates.
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NEW YORK
Molotov
Russia
Byrnes
Norman Makin
U.N. assembly
security council
Mr. Molotov
Britain
United States
France
China
PROPOSA
Big Five
Thig Mneup
United Nations
ee Ted
Trieste
Rescue Stranded Fliers Completed
Interlaken Switzerland November 25 Twelve survivors of a crash on a glacier 13 miles southeast of Interlaken were flown to safety by Swiss army ski planes. The group included an 8 year old girl four women four U S army officers two enlisted men and a civilian. They had lived on boxed lunches and candy bars for days and slept on seats in a shredded Dakota transport plane. Swiss climbers carried the injured from the glacier to Meiringen after a lengthy overland trek to reach the survivors.
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Strahlegg peak
Interlaken
Jungfrau
Switzerland
Vienna
Meiringen
U.S. army
U.S
Pisa
Munich
Pista Hitz
Victor Hug
St Paul Teachers Strike Pickets Empty City Schools
In St Paul Minnesota a teacher strike closed all 74 public schools as pickets stood outside entrances. Pickets included two at small schools and three or more at larger ones. The milder temperatures began at 3 above zero with hourly reliefs arranged. Demands include immediate 200 payment, new salary scale in 1947, or 2400 to start and up to 5000 with a college degree, plus a 1700 budget increase for better maintenance and equipment.
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MINNEAPOLIS
St. Paul's
St. Paul
Communists Lose Out In French Vote Amid MRPR Move
Paris reports revised figures show Georges Bidault's MRPR ahead in parliamentary elections as Communists trail narrowly in electors. Updated totals list MRPR 24 751 electors versus Communists 24 544. Socialists and other blocs follow. Electoral college decisions set for December 8 and December 15, with prorated council seats to be allocated.
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PARIS
Georges Bidault
Mouvement Republicain Populaire
An MOURP
fourth republic
interior ministry
M.R.P
Corsica
M.A.P
national assembly
France
council of the republic
Dinning Says Hog Prices Too Low in Canada
R J Dinning of Calgary Burns Company says Canada is losing ground in the British bacon market. He notes hog production in western provinces down about 40 percent from 1945 and Alberta similar, urging government action to raise prices and stimulate production while Britain remains the main market.
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EDMONTON
R. J. Dinning
Calgary
Burns Company
Canada
Dominion
ministry of food
breen
Tam
Dinning
Britain
Newly Arrived Poles Tell Sad Tales of Suffering During War
Halifax November 26 Polish veterans totaling 1185 arrived aboard the Sea Snipe on their western trek toward Canada. They will ride special trains to regional distribution centers for farm placement, with about 290 already in Canada and 1100 expected next spring. Many carry instruments and recounts include a sister starved in Leusz Krukowsk while others speak of parents killed or missing during the 1939 invasion and wartime occupation. Jan Panocek, wounded in Africa and Italy, notes his Polish Military Cross earned alongside Canadians.
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HALIFAX
Canada
Britain
J. P. Castle
STARVEDat
leusz Krukoswski
Lwow
Ciermany
Poland
Jan Panocek
Panocek
Miners Leader Faces Contempt Charge in UMW Court Battle
Judge T Ann Goldsborough ordered John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers to trial for contempt in the soft coal shutdown. The case, tied to a five day mine walkout, may extend into next week as defense sought delay and Industrial paralysis tightens coal supply. The judge urged a speedy decision to avoid influencing congressional action on labor legislation.
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WASHINGTON
T. Ann Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
American Federation of Labor
Goldsborough
congress
Judge Orders Lewis to Appear as Miners’ Leader Stands Trial
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough issued a citation calling John Lewis to appear in court on Monday. The minors' leader was ordered to stand trial on Wednesday for contempt of court.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
John Lewis
Iron Lung Birth in Los Angeles Reveals Miracle Baby
Mrs. Rose Kelleher, confined in an iron lung after polio paralysis, gave birth to a six pound ten ounce baby boy in the same device. She reached a day past her 29th birthday and remains unable to leave the respirator as doctors report the birth occurred last Friday.
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LOS ANGELES
Rose Kelleher
Prevent Move Of Jewish Refugees
In Jerusalem on November 25 the Palestine supreme court temporarily forbade detaining 3,290 Jewish immigrants aboard a 2000 ton vessel named Hamerl Hatvri. The ship, intercepted at sea, prompted a writ of habeas corpus for 1,940 passengers as Haifa's port area closed to civilians. The court gave officials until Wednesday to show cause for possible deportation, with decisions on relocation to Rafah Athl or Cyprus pending.
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JERUSALEM
Palestine supreme court
Palestine
Hamerl Hatvri
Lloyd's register
Haifa
supreme court
nisi
Pale
Stig
Rafah
Athilt
Cyprus
Vanad Leumi
Jewish national council
Algh
Coal strike side lights amid New England halt and city blackouts
Boston reports coal deliveries halted and trains cancelled as five New England shires prepare for a fuel conserving daytime order. Pennsylvania considers a statewide dimout as anthracite stockpiles cover six months. New York City plans a citywide blackout with 5 pm start. Alabama preacher links settlement to divine guidance as miners’ wives pray for an agreement. Wilkes-Barre miners return to pits after a three day sympathy strike involving 10,000 workers.
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BOSTON
New England
Lorieit
Maurre
WILKES-BARRE
Fetinaylvania
John C. Lewis
Germans Approve First Free Constitution in Stuttgart Vote
US officials said Württemberg-Baden approved the first free democratic constitution since Hitler. About 1,890,000 voters could cast ballots in Stuttgart area turnout reached 79.1 percent, higher than June's 69.2 percent. The referendum accompanies elections for a new state government.
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STUTTGART
Germany
iPi
United States
wera
Stuthart
C C F Calls on Civic Politics Avoidance in Calgary
The Calgary provincial convention of the party passed a resolution urging the Co operative Commonwealth Federation to abstain from official participation in municipal elections. Debate centered on claims civic politics undermine provincial progress and waste resources that could be used for province building. The session concluded Saturday afternoon.
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CALGARY
CO.P
Philip Murray Honored by Atlantic CTIT for Services
Nov. 95th President Philip Mur of the C.1.0 received the Commander of the Order of the Brush Fanphre for leadership and long serving work as CEO. The ceremony noted his public service and industry impact within Atlantic CTIT.
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BRITISI
PHILIP MURRAY
ATLANTIC
Philip
Mur
PTET LOE
Jim
Order of the Brush
Lewis Flies Direct To UMW Headquarters After Trial Appearance
John L. Lewis went to United Mine Workers headquarters from the court where he faced contempt charges in the soft coal strike. He grinned at reporters, declined a press conference, and signaled his lawyer with a thumbs up as Hope hinted there would be no comment.
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LEWIS
WASHINGTON
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Welly KK
Hopekite
Lewis Contempt Trial Set Amid Walkout Fallout
The White House silent as Judge Goldsborough schedules Wednesday trial after ruling Lewis did not purge contempt for failure to withdraw a no contract notice triggering a strike by 400000 soft coal miners. Hopkins argues lack of jurisdiction and seeks delay. government opposes delaying amid strike emergency.
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White House
Goldsbrauch
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
alleaty
Mr. Hopkins
Hopkins
union
John F. Sennett
attoreney-general
Sonnets
Goldsborough
Goldshoro wueh
Canada to admit German scientists under plan
Ottawa reports the Canadian cabinet considered admitting German scientists, aligning with Allied practice but limiting numbers and selecting individuals. The decision aims to balance need with caution, following moves by the United States and Soviet Union in wartime science roles.
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EDMONTON
Carl J. Stmpfte
Alberts Farmers’ Union
sail
AFL
United Farmers shatchewayy section
AM ‘ ng
Cable
Aries
Canada
United States
OTTAWA
Dominion
Ruseis
MADRID
A.P
BMARINE
MOMBA Kenya
Reuters
Rover
Durban
Indian Ocean
Mombasa
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Gulf
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
LARRY HAGCK
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U.N
general assembly
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Jong
Great
CIA
economic and social council
Alps
Swiss Alps
St. Paul, Minn
Mouvement Republican Populaire
ROBERT C. WILSON
Naples
mMiem
Canadian army and labor department
Halifax Knights of Columbus
Annatazy Gilczewski
Canadian Polish Congress
Anders
Department of Tabor
Mo Gilczewski
ae opel
HARRISBURG
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Charles &. Oakes
Broadway
WHiam O'Dwyer
todas
ADAMSVILLE
Als
Novay
Autry
PB. Powell
thistide
C.C.F
VICTORIA
IC.P
John Brritten
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