Manning Rebels Hit Alberta Premier in League Split
Premier E F C Manning faced sharp criticism from expelled Douglasite rebels at the Alberta Social Credit League convention. About 300 delegates approved barring J P Gillese A V Bourcier and Kenneth Burton, with moves to bar Douglasites from caucus and move their desks to opposition. Bourcier complained of secret trials and dictatorial governance as the rift split the party.
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Associated Press
DMONTON
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Social Credit
J. P. Gillese
Edmonton
Douglas Social Credit Council
Manning
Alberta Social Credit League
Mr. Gillese
Gillese
league
Douglasites
BOURCIER
E F. C. Manning
Left Hand Corner’s career shows larger income as senator
The piece notes the Left Hand Corner earned more as a United States senator of Illinois than as a Chicago alderman and references his certified audits of taxpayer funds. It highlights a $146.90 discrepancy in three years and mentions his grass seed and garbage can expenses for needy constituents.
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United States
Illinois
Chicago
Douglas
University of Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
senate
H. Douglas
Queen Elizabeth Sails Sunday as Longshore Strike Ends
Halifax and Southampton news report a settlement of the United States longshoremen strike after 16 days. The agreement provides a 13 cent hourly raise retroactive to Aug 21, pending ratification by union members and approval by employers. The Queen Elizabeth will sail Sunday with about 1,500 passengers awaiting the end of the strike.
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YORK
United States
Halifax
Southampton
England
Cyrus Ching
United States mediation and conciliation service
Cunard White Star Line
QML one
BOOST
International Longshoremen's Association
A.F.L
Ching
Washington
Joseph P. Ryan
LL.U
John V. Lyon
shipping association
Halifax stevedores
U.S
Halifax deck
Halifax Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
federal labor department arbitracs
Prize Winning Stock Moves On To Chicago
Toronto reports end of the 20th Royal Winter Fair with record attendance and over 10 000 ribbons awarded. Cattle and horses parade in Coliseum as winners head to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition opening Saturday. Five world championships go to Canadian farms Alberta leads with three crowns in wheat oats rye barley and potatoes won by John Alsop Red Deer John Boultee Abee R Wennerstrom Camrose Louis Robbins Laura Sask Arthur Budarick Palmer Rapids Ont.
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TORONTO
W. P. Watson
Coliseum
Chicago
ALBERTA
United States
John Allsop
Red Deer
John Boultee
Abee
R. Wennerstrom
Camrose
Louis Robbins
Laura
Sask
Arthur Budarick
Palmer Rapids
Ont
Telegram Is Purchased by George McCullagh
Toronto news notes McCullagh buys the Toronto Evening Telegram for 3.61 million dollars under the will of founder John Russell Roberts. Four bids were received, one invalid, with McCullagh saying the paper will become politically independent and run separately from the Globe and Mail with its own editor and staff taking over December 1.
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TORONTO
Toronto Evening Telegram
George McCullagh
Toronto Globe and Mail
Telegram
John Russ Robertson
McCullagh
France to gain direct voice in German coal and steel control
London reports Britain and the United States will invite the French government to join the German coal and steel control groups in their sector of occupied Germany. The move signals a major step toward broader French participation in western Europe arrangements, though it does not affect Ruhr talks or plans to merge zones. France seeks a stake in Ruhr management as a condition for merging her zone with British and American zones.
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LONDON
Britain
United States
France
Germany
foreign office
Paris
western Europe
Ruhr valley
Ruhr
Campbell Denies Manitoba Cabinet Post Offer
Premier Campbell denied a report that Prof. Dean MacEwan of Manitoba University’s agriculture faculty had accepted the agriculture portfolio in a coalition government. MacEwan said he had not accepted and had no intention to run in the Dec. 23 Fairfield by election. Reports also mentioned possible cabinet shuffles and treasurer moves, with other ministers named as potential targets.
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WINNIPEG
Campbell
J. W. G. MacEwan
faculty of agriculture
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Mac.Ewan
Stuart
Garson
MacEwan
Fairford
Liberal ‘ Progressives
Prof
C. Rhodes Smith
labor
Crusade in Europe Battle of Normandy Beachhead Described
This condensed serialization of Dwight D. Eisenhower's Crusade in Europe previews the D Day landings. It notes the airborne landing, Utah operations, and fierce fighting at Omaha. Eisenhower recalls visiting beaches, meeting Montgomery, and a destroyer accident off the coast before returning to Portsmouth.
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Dwight PD
Eisenhower
Europe
Doubleday & Company
Gons
ty Doubleday & Company
Montgomery
Utah
Omaha
Portsmouth
Washington
Marshall
Admiral King
Arnold
England
Blood Indian Held In Death Near Cardston
Grace Margaret Quesnelle 34 a Blood Indian wife of Horace Quesnelle of Cardston is dead at a cabin near Tieton Washington. Horace is held by police for inquiry as investigators probe a beating that killed her. The couple moved from the Blood Reserve to Yakima two years ago.
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Washington
Horace Quesnelle
Yakima
Cardston
HNS
Grace Margaret Quesnelle
Tieton
Blood Reserve
Cecil Tallow
John Tallow
Kenneth Pale Feathers
Grace Mountain Horse
Joe Bull Shield
St. Paul's school
John Woodrow
Marvin Curtis
leff
Quesnelle
Guns
Clarke
Curtis ranch
Curtis
sheriff's office
Yakima valley
Alta
Leona
Arnold
Emeas Swite
Gung
F. J. Lemon
Canada weighs steps to strengthen ties with Eire
Ottawa studies measures under three headings to keep and strengthen relations with Ireland after repeal of External Relations Act. Prime Minister St Laurent cites citizenship, 1932 trade accord, and tariff rights as key issues. Costello’s plea for commonwealth foreigners echoed. Canada’s 1947 trade with Eire: exports 17 million, imports 78 million.
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OTTAWA
Canada
St. Laurent
FREMIER
L. B. Pearson
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Paris
government of
Ireland
Costello
Commonwealth
Britain
Plan Write Wheat Pact At New Meet
The United States proposes a new world wheat agreement with a full-dress international conference planned for January 25. Edward G. Cale of the State Department announced to FAO delegates as Canada’s Charles Wilson joins early planning. President Truman pledged to seek congressional approval if negotiable and extended an invitation to Russia to join the FAO.
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United States
Edward G. Cale
international resources division
state department
United Nations food and agriculture organization
Charles F. Wilson
Ottawa
Canada
Cole
Wilson
Washington
United States congress
F.A.O
Gale
FAO
F.A.C
Cale
Australis
United Kingdom
France
Inia
Egypt
Brazil
Henelux
FORSK
Truman
congress
Russia
Married Couple Die in Gas Poisoning Tragedy
In Windsor Ontario a man Philip Ouellette and his wife Marie and their 17 month old son Gary were found dead in a gas filled home. Police said they died about 24 hours earlier with the washing machine running and gas outlets burning. The infant lay in the crib on the upstairs, the parents on the cellar steps.
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WINDSOR
Ont
Philip Ouellette
Marie
Constellation Catches Fire After Landing
A Trans World Airlines Constellation plane from Washington D C landed at Municipal airport in heavy fog and caught fire after stopping. All 16 passengers and five crew members escaped unharmed though the aircraft was demolished. Captain Evan Lewis and crew assisted passengers including four children.
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LOS ANGELES
Municipal
Washington, D.C
T.W.A
Evan Lewis
Navy plane missing with four aboard
United States Navy reports a naval transport plane with four aboard is missing between Gibraltar and Port Lyautey, Morocco. Other items include political and international notes from Paris, Ottawa, London, and Edmonton across the day.
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LONDON
C.P
United States navy
Gibraltar
Port Lyautey
Morocco
UPFER
PARIS
Gaston Monnerville
council of the republic
Henri Martel
Monnerville
house
CANADA
ISRAEL
OTTAWA
United Nations
South Africa
Commonwealth
SAUSRISHMEN
BRITAIN
G.I. CILIZENSHIP
Clement Attlee
house of commons
Republic of Ireland
Eire
dominions
IRMA
ALTA
EDMONTON
Edmonton Journal
Hane Petroleum
Hanna
ATHENS
A.P
Themistokles Sophonls
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U.S. East Coast
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Harry Truman
White House
Blair House
George C. Marshall
Mr. Truman
Secretary Marshall
ESHAWVILLE, Que
William George Cowan
Shawville Equity
NIAGARA, FALLS, N
J. Gordon Rowe
the
Rowe Paint and Varnish Co
BATTLE OF NORMANDY
Constellation
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