British troops quell riot aboard Hameri Hamri ship
In Haifa Palestine a clash between G B soldiers and Jewish refugees aboard the Hameri Hamri left 10 soldiers wounded and one missing. Refugees leapt overboard or clung to nearby vessels as disembarkation began. Jewish leaders called for a 90 minute strike over deportation plans while legal action sought to halt Cyprus detention.
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HAIFA
Palestine
C.P
Hameri Hamri
Lochita
U.N. A.R.A
U.N.A.R.A
Jewish Resistance Movement
STERN GANG
stern
Beith Dajan
Palestine supreme court
Jerusalem
Cyprus
Left Hand Corner notes Ontario birth trends and young mothers
A Ottawa Citizen summary reports vital statistics showing a shift toward younger mothers in Ontario. In 1923 about 58 percent of births were to under 30, while 1944 figures show seven of ten births to under 20, and a rise in early married life childbearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ottawa Citizen
Martin says Bam Cart is hiding in Argentina
Robert Martin, president of the Trinity-Bracondale Progressive Conservative Association, told a Toronto meeting that Bam Cart, former Communist organizer in Canada sought on a federal subpoena in espionage trials, is hiding in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORONTO
Robert Martin
Trinity-Bracondale Progressive Conservative Association
Bam Cart
Communist party in Canada
Martin
Carr
Argentina
Secret Talks Progress In Big Four Meetings
York reporting after talks between Byrnes Bevin Molotov aimed at speeding up the foreign ministers council and UN actions. They discussed Trieste, veto issues, and possible troop withdrawal formulas while planning drafts for treaties with Romania Hungary Bulgaria Finland. Also notes a Vancouver assault arrest involving a printing shop worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
YORK
Byrnes
vin
foreign ministers’ council
United Nations
Byrnes-Bevin
Mr. Bevin
Molotov
Russia
Trieste
Navas
Bevin
Couve de Murville
France
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
M. Molotov
foreign ministers council
Safety Clause Sought By All
London reports that Washington will insist on a safety clause in trade deals allowing withdrawal of tariff concessions if harmed US economy. Britain and dominions insist mutual tariff cuts remain, with right to reimpose compensatory duties. Hardening stance follows London conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYDNEY GAMPELL
LONDON
Reuters
Washington
United States
Britain
dominions
Violence erupts as far right party attacked in Novara
Partisans about 70 in trucks raided the Uomo Qualunque headquarters in Novara Piedmont wrecked the building and burned party documents in Piazza della Repubblica. They seized copies of Siringa after visiting the prefect who agreed to suppress the newspaper and the group dispersed from the heavily guarded palace. The party had emerged as a strong single force in municipal Rome elections but faced broad fascist accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILAN
Reuters
Uomo Qualunque
Common Mad
Novara
Piedmont
Maggiore
Sir- Inga
Silringa
Rome
Gratuities total nearly half a billion to Canadian veterans
A survey shows former Canadian service members have received about 500 million in gratuities and 83.5 million in re establishment credits. The army leads with roughly 300 million in gratuities, 568,333 cases approved. Navy and air force numbers run to tens of millions with most applications expected to finish by year end.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Parr
navy
air force
Most Unseemly Weddings Across Sunderland Parish
Rev Robert Burt reports in his parish magazine that weddings have become unseemly with cigaret use at vows, organ music from The Chocolate Soldier, long embraces, whispered conversations, and alcohol scents among guests. He urges couples to wed elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUNDERLAND
England
Robert Burt
Communist Army On Move In China
Nanking dispatches report renewed Communist offensives across North China and Manchuria targeting Tatung in Shansi and the Kuomi Pingtu corridor as 20 000 reinforcements arrive at Chefoo while government forces observe Chiang Kai shek cease fire orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NANKING
China
Manchuria
Chiang Reap Shek
Kal- BAN
Tsingtao
Kuomi-Pingtu
Shantung peninsula
Chefoo
Army May Aid In Bread Strike In Northern Ireland
In Belfast on November 25 Reuters reports the army may be called in to operate northern Ireland bakeries if the four day old bakers strike continues. A bread shortage has opened 18 distribution centres with voluntary workers baking under a government pool. Strikers seek a weekly wage of 2420.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BELFAST
Reuters
northern Ireland
Honor Memory of Sir C Saunders in Canadian wheat legacy
Ottawa reports the unveiling of a bust for Sir Charles Edward Saunders at the Central Experimental Farm. Saunders, who died in Toronto ten years ago, developed Marquis wheat and other varieties and pioneered early plant breeding steps in Canada, with a building named for his father William Saunders in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Canada
Charles Edward Saunders
Central Experimental Farm
William Saunders
Charles
Toronto
Three Way Fight For Welsh Seat
London November 26 Cable reports Aberdare Wales by election candidates are E Thomas Labor Lincoln Hallinan Conservative and Wynne Samuel Welsh party. Polls open December 5. In 1945 Hall had 34 398 votes and a 37 vote lead over Conservative C G Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Aberdare
Wales
G H Hall
colonial
labor
oting
E Thomas
Lincoln Hallinan
Wynne Samuel
Staley Loses His Appeal and Will Hang in Alberta
Calgary reports the appeal of Donald Sherman Staley, convicted of murdering six year old Donnie Goss, was dismissed by the Alberta Supreme Court. Staley will be hanged at Lethbridge jail on December 18. The five-judge panel, led by Chief Justice Horace Harvey, ruled the appeal unnecessary to hear Crown prosecutors. The case centered on whether Staley was sane at the time of the crime, with psychiatrists testifying to insanity, while the defendant offered shifting grounds from irresistible impulse to temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALGARY
Donald Sherman Staley
Donnie Goss
Supreme Court of Alberta
Staley
Lethbridge
Justica
WOR. Howson
Mavor
Harvey
Blanchard
K.C
W. R. Reid
Reid
Blast Injuries Prove Fatal at Redcliff Plant
Albert Collard, 64, engineer at Dominion Glass in Redcliff, died in Medicine Hat hospital from burns after the Nov 16 explosion at the plant. Three colleagues trapped and burned, William Moore 57, Leonard Henderson 34 of Redcliff and Ted Pauser 21 of Medicine Hat, were reported in satisfactory condition. funeral plans to be set by Pattison.
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MEDICINE HAT
Albert Collard
Dominion Glass
Redcliff
Genera
Pattison
Gordon Memorial
Redc
Collard
William Moore
Leonard Henderson
Ted Pauser
Farouk dissolves delegation over treaty talks
Cairo reports King Farouk dissolved the Egyptian delegation drafting revised Anglo Egyptian treaty after seven of the twelve delegates rejected Bevin Sidky revision proposals. Riots and student demonstrations, some deadly, prompted heavy police guard and continued into the night amid calls for public debate.
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CAIRO
C.P
Farouk
Iseal Sidky Pasha
Bevin
Britain
Sidky Pasha
Ismail Sidky Pasha
London
Sidku Pasha
Pund
Abbassia trade school
Farouk I University
Alexandria
Faroukh University
French Awards For Army Men
Ottawa government announces France conferred awards on 70 officers and men of the Canadian army many Dieppe raid veterans for distinguished services to the French republic. Highest award went to Dr Col Joseph Henri Chaballe Ottawa MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
France
Dieppe
French republic
Olliver
Legion of Honor
Joseph Henri Chaballe
Emperor Hichite Opens 91st Diet Session in Japan
Emperor Hichite formally convened the 91st extraordinary session of the Japanese diet and ordered cooperation on bills implementing the new constitution. He directed measures to curtail his own powers as part of the constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYO
Hichite
October strike losses set Canada record total man-days
Ottawa reports ten month strike time loss at a record 4,462,730 man-days with October alone recording 393,296 days lost across 27 strikes involving 32,919 workers. Major stoppages driven the drop, including Ontario rubber and steel workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Arthur MacNamara
volving
Ontario rubber factory
steel mil
Hamillton
Sydney
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
Hamilton
Omteria
Windsor
Chatham
New Toronto
US Coal Bins Empty Fast
LAZY DOG JACKSONVILLE NC Nov 2. Pi-Catone mascot of the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune was found several miles from the base after missing five days. Lt Col W C Kelly said the dog, known for being ugly and lazy, would not have walked anywhere except to chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JACKSONVILLE
Pi—Catone
Second Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
W. OC. Kelly
New Curbs Ordered to Save Fuel Swift Trial for Lewis
Government moves seek swift action to end the coal strike led by John L. Lewis. Trial on contempt charges starts tomorrow with hoped quick resolution, aiming to force a working contract for 400,000 United Mine Workers. Officials seek a face-saving end to the dispute and to avoid further fuel shortages.
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WASHINGTON
Nev
United States
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U.S
T. Alan Goldsborough
high administration
APL
United Ming
iwi
UMW
Carplesborough
Greece To Ask U N For Aid At United Nations
ATHENS November 3 647 Cal Constantine Tatrou intelligence director Greek general staff to fly to New York today with evidence on border incidents to present to the United Nations premier Constantin Tsaldaris to visit New York this week to charge insurgents on the northern frontier receiving aid from Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania Gen John Spilotopoulos met British officials in London British stance wary of sending troops reports US aid sought by Greece unconfirmed Athens dispatches say 18 guerrillas slain two captured 40 wounded in Pindus attack on a Greek battalion three days ago as 400 men clashed with leftist bands Greek ambassador to Belgrade told Yugoslavs Greece denies planes over Yugoslavia in recent fighting planes avoided attacking rebels at Jena to avert trouble with Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATHENS
Cal Constantine Tatrou
New York
United Nations
London
Constantin Tsaldavis
U.N. security council
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
John Spilotopoulos
Britain
Greece
United States
Pindus Mountains
Belgrade
foreign office
Jena
Yugosavia
Labor Retains Four Manor Seats in New Zealand
AUCKLAND NZ November 6 Labor government today retained all four Manor seats in the house of representatives in the first leg of the dominion general elections. Europeans vote tomorrow to elect 74 more members. Maori results favor families benefiting from social security payments, reducing but not eliminating the opposition National Party's chances in tomorrow's vote.
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AUCKLAND
ICP
New Zealand
Labor
house of representatives
national party
Eton Playing Fields Flooded by River Thames
The River Thames continues to rise after days of gale driven rain flooding Eton's playing fields and Windsor Castle grounds. Heavy rain and rising waters forced closures and concerns over property and access as authorities monitor the flood's progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Thames
Brattodiv
Windsor Castle
Colorado party wins Montevideo election sweep
Complete unofficial returns from Sundays Uruguayan general elections show Solaride party led by Thomas Berreta Tafos a year old advocate of close cooperation with the United States winning the presidential and parliamentary ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLORADO PARTY
MONTEVIDEO
Solaride party
Thomas Berreta
United States
Sask Rail Collision Hits Passenger Train in Canada
Winnipeg dispatch reports a Saskatchewan collision 460 miles east of Saskatoon injured five and sent one 85 year old Elstow farmer William Jones and his wife on a Wales bound trip. The day coach crash followed a rear buffer car saving others as debris and machinery flew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WINNIPEG
William Jones
Elstow
Sask
Saskatoon
Mr. Jones
Wales
Ralph M Cantlon
Saskatoon Star-Phoenix
Cannon
Hugh Craig
Prince Albert
Hopeful Chicago Burglar Breaks In Seizing Six Suits
Ben Kalkey told Fillmore police a burglar broke into his home and stole six suits and $990 in cash tucked in a pocket. He expressed hope the officers would recover the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
Benjammin Kalkey
Fillmore
Obituary for Arthur Woodward Former Chatham Publisher
Former Chatham publisher Arthur Charles Woodward 77 died in London after a brief illness. The notice comes amid a string of late November briefs reporting accidents and official actions across North America.
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TUE
SAM
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Walter Rand
Vancouver Daily Province
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Rand
Pincher Creek Battles
Pincher Creek
Lethbridge Herald
Edward
Pinenhér Creek
Italy
Sir C. Saunders
Will
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U.N
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N.Z
Eton
Permét
Chatha News
Arthur Charles Woodward
MULESHOF
Tex
A. J. Gardner
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MADISON
Wis
Albert G. Setmedeman
Wilwa
Wisconsin
les than
NEWARK
N.J
A.P
twolremen
DIST MILWAUKEE
A.P. McCauley
perveta
Alite-Chalmers Maguffeturing Co
Deam Acheve
oday
Germany
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