Unanimity Is a Bit Fatigued Say Globe Vital To Meet
British officials report a very friendly Bevin Molotov talk and agree that unity at the Big Four meeting is crucial for Europe. Bevin lines up with Marshall against Russia on Germany and Austria, with Attlee approving the cautious stance. German reporters cover the summit as 100 German correspondents join the briefing. Fliers Clifford Evins and George Truman describe their 100 day world tour as fatigued, planning a non stop dash to Los Angeles via Washington.
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Marshall
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Georges Bidault
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Austria
Marghall
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Attlee
Moscow
Britain
France
Russia
Bidault
Clifford Evins
Lethbridge
George Truman
Truman
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Caribou Costume Prank Attracts Attention In BC Visit
The story centers Dean Clements of the University of British Columbia who, while outdoors-loving, dressed in Caribou costume on a Cariboo trip. He and a colleague entered a hotel for refreshment when a Vancouver socialite, unaware of his disguise, asked them to haul her trunk inside. They obligingly carried it to the stairs and received a tip they expected would be spent on beer.
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ATHUR R. FORD
London Free Press
Dean Clements
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
Dr. Clements
lacy
Beer misfit helps BEA plane land safely
London, Nov 25. Captain 5 G Green, a 21 year old BEA pilot, explained the mystery of eight missing beer cans from a Brussels London flight. He said a hydraulic leak halted the undercarriage. Oil drained away, thermos bottles and coffee, along with the beer cans, were dumped into the reservoir, restoring pressure for a safe landing.
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LONDON
C.P
G. Green
British European Airways
Convicts Surrender After 15Hour Wisconsin Siege
Sixty nine striking convicts surrendered from the laundry of a Wisconsin state prison after a 15 hour siege by more than 150 officers. Four guards held as hostages were unharmed. A dozen communities and National Guard units assisted under Warden John C. Burke as weapons were recovered and the laundry room emptied.
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Wis
Milwaukee
John C. Burke
national guard
Vescio to H hang for Winnipeg murder Feb 18
Michael Angelo Vescio of Fort Arthur was convicted of murder in the 13 year old George Robert Smith case and sentenced to be hanged February 18, 1948. A second murder charge involving Roy McGregor was transferred to the next assizes. The killer’s arrest followed a manhunt after the two youths were found dead in Winnipeg and Fort Rouge areas in 1946.
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C.P
Michael Angelo Vescio
fort Arthur
George Robert Smith
Vescio
QO. M. M. Kay
Roy McGregor
William Smith
Williams
Fort Rouge
polite
Vesclo
She
Moscow Bolshevik Names Suslov Head of Propaganda
The Moscow Bolshevik reports Mikhail Suslov as head of the Communist party propaganda department, succeeding George F Alexandrov who had led the post since September 1940. The move is officially disclosed as part of party leadership changes.
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COMMUNIST
MOSCOW
Moscow Bolshevik
Mikhail Suslovy
Communist party
George F.Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Airliner lands safely at Willow Run after engine trouble
Detriot flight from New York with 12 passengers diverted to Willow Run airport. Pilot reported one of four engines acting up with danger of fire and the plane landed safely at 12:05 am EST. No injuries reported.
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DETROIT
Northwest Airlines
New York
Willow Run mrport
Conscription Pensions Official Hints at Labor Crackdown
Paris reports Premier Schuman may order conscription of workers in key jobs to fight strikes amid a vast disruption of transport and industry. Informants say a wage offer might precede the crackdown as strikes threaten France’s economy with over a million workers affected.
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PARIS
Robert Schuman
France
Schuman
Marseille
Faris
Fate Of 48 Is Yet Unknown
Three survivors of the United States army transport Clarksdale Victory were sighted on Hipps Island by a coast guard plane. The 10,000-ton ship, carrying 51 crew, wrecked on a reef 140 miles southwest of Ketchikan near Graham Island. Coast guards and the Denali raced to scene as weather worsened with 45 mph gale winds forecast and heavy seas.
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Alaska
United States army
Clarksdale Victory
Hipps Island
Graham Island
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coastguard
Earier
Denali
Alaska Steamship Company
Queen Charlotte
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SEATTLE
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Coast guard
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Queen Charlotte group
Keteh~ikan
British Columbia
may mesa
Gerald R. Langeson
San Francisco
saipper
Carolumbia weather bureau
Vancouver
Six Legged Dog and Cat Clean Teeth in Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City reports unusual pets Duke a six legged mongrel dog and Mizzle a six year old cat. Duke has two extra legs behind his hind feet and appears normal otherwise while Mizzle brushes her teeth daily with a wall rack toothbrush rubbing her teeth to keep them shining.
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ELIZABETH, III
Duke
Mizzle
Marjorie
Nehru accuses Pakistan of orchestrating Kashmir raids
Indian Prime Minister Nehru charged Pakistan officials with deliberately organizing frontier raids into Kashmir to seize the state by force. He called the raids acts of hostility to Kashmir and the Indian Union, accusing high Pakistan officials of planning and backing the operation and rejecting talks with so called freebooters. He said Indian forces would stay until duty to protect Kashmir is fulfilled.
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Reuters
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
emistment assembly
Indian Union
Karakoram mountains
Srinagar
Nehru
Jammu
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