Canada backs Palestine partition plan with heavy misgivings
Justice Minister Ilsley told the United Nations Assembly Canada will vote for the Palestine partition plan despite serious doubts. He warned alternatives to partition could trigger more disorder. The plan now faces opposition from Greece and the Philippines as the two thirds vote remains required.
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YORK
Ilsley
Canada
United Nations
general assembly
Holy Land
Palestine
assembly
Greece
Philippines
Baggage Loss Stats Stir Airline Debate
The Air Transport Association reports July baggage data showing 1,459,593 checked bags across 14 carriers, 118 unclaimed, and 113 lost with 59 recovered by month end, mortality at 37 per 100,000. Inter-line transit losses were 37 of 118.
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Aviation Week
Air Transport Association
OO Tie AIR LINES
New Look in Byron High: Boys Wear Girlish Garments
Byron High students appeared in skirts dresses and sweaters yesterday, a bold retaliation against girls wearing jeans. The unusual attire drew attention as boys explained the change was a direct response to girls' fashion choices.
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Byron high school
Austria On Agenda First
London dispatch reports the foreign ministers council moved the Austrian treaty to the top of its agenda with deputies to handle the accord in light of French proposals on German assets. The council also placed German treaty preparation second, with London Washington Moscow and Paris set to begin peace talks tomorrow.
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LONDON
foreign ministers council
Géorges Bidault
France
Britain
United States
Russia
Marshall
Molotov
Europe
Germany
Reich
Bevin
Soviet Union
Honeymooners On Way to Birkall In Scottish Hills
ROMSEY England Nov 26 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip ended their honeymoon at Broadfinds and left for London en route to Birkall in Aberdeenshire to continue their trip. A single policeman accompanied them as they left Philip's uncle Earl Mountbatten's estate where they spent six days. The couple, watched by a small crowd, urged privacy for the Aberdeenshire visit. The secretary said the pair want the rest of the honeymoon to be absolutely private.
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ROMSEY
Hants
England
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philp
Broadfinds
London
Birkall
Philip
Earl Mountbatten
Lord Abydeen
lord leutenant
Aberdeenshire
Elizabeth First Child Will Be Next In Succession Line
The Canadian Press reports that Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's first child will alter the line of succession. A son would retain the top place. a daughter could shift Margaret, the king’s sister, down, with more shifts as more children are born. If Elizabeth and Philip remain childless, Margaret stays second heiress and succession could pass to the Duke of Gloucester line, then Kent descendants.
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Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
prince
CYRIL F. J. HANKINSON
LONDON
C.P
Prince Philin
Margaret
Philip
Edward VII
Duke of Windsor
George VII
Duke of Gloucester
George VI
George V
Duke of Kent
Edinburgh
DUKE OF CORNWALL
England
Duke of
Dukes of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Former Liberal Leader W. E. N. Sinclair Dies in Oshawa
W. E. N. Sinclair KC longtime Ontario Liberal leader and former MP died at his Oshawa home after a long illness. He served as Oshawa mayor in 1902, 1911 and 1915 and entered the Ontario legislature in 1911 becoming party leader 42 years later. He remained active in politics after 1945.
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W. E. NX
SINCLAIR
house
Hepburn
house of commons
legistaure
Canada Is Favored Nation in MacKinnon View
Montreal November 26 Trade Minister MacKinnon told Canadian business leaders after a 25,000 mile trade tour that Canada is an extremely favored nation with great trade opportunities. He noted many European firms plan substantial branch plants in Canada and urged closer two way trade to broaden markets. South Africa was seen as the strongest long term outlet for Canadian products.
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MONTREAL
Trade Minster
Canada
Provence
R C. Berkinshaw
CM.A
Mr. MacKinnon
South Africa
Portugal
Canaan
MacKinnon
Britain
Russians Expelled From France Over Labor Unrest In Lyon
Interior ministry in France orders 19 Russians expelled for interference in French affairs during a violent labor crisis. The group, linked to the Soviet Patriotic Union, included top officers and faced transit toward a Soviet zone in Germany. Lyon saw police clash with strikers using tear gas as rail workers struck nationwide, while Paris bolstered security around stations amid a stepped up general strike call. Germany reports suspect underground activity by the West German Communist party under Moscow guidance if outlawed. Local violence and broader labor turmoil mark a tense period across Europe.
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ARIS
interior ministry
France
Lyon
Soviet Patriotic Union
Communist party
3.P.D
Germany
President Natchva
Meneeweeselen Chiss
Sans
cereretakies
Dmitri Mobalev
Alexander Palevoy
General Confederation of Labor
Paris
National Federation of Railroad Workers
Federation of Railroad Workers
Eugene Thomas
Postal Workers’ Union
Robert Sehumen
Schumin
Schuman
BERLIN
Moscow
United States
mmdae
Revenge Is Sweet at Ohio Wesleyan Fraternity Raid
Delaware reports that about 100 co eds staged a pre dawn raid on a fraternity house after student government banned dawn raids. The morning assault startled sleepy male students as coeds raced through the home in a bold act of revenge.
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DELAWARE
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ottawa man hunted in love slaying case
Montreal dispatch reports police in Montreal and Ottawa hunt for 34 year old Sylvia Albert of Ottawa who reportedly admitted strangling his former lover Mrs. TilMe Deprato after declaring intense jealousy. Detectives entered Albert’s room by smashing a door and found Deprato wrapped in a blanket with marks on her neck. Albert left letters about his love and stated his plan to die, one note stating you will find us here together. This incident marks Montreal’s third love strangling since last February with other cases resulting in manslaughter verdicts.
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Til- Me Deprato
Sylvia Albert
Ottawa
Albert
Mrs. Deprato
Montreal
Mackenzie King departs London for Canada by ship
Prime Minister Mackenzie King waves farewell to British officials as he prepares to sail from Southampton aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam, saying he can go home with a clear heart if Europe shows no clouds of instability. He praises improving relations and expresses gratitude for the warm reception during his London visit.
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LONDON
Mackenzie King
Alt+lee
Canada
Europe
ain
France
Belgium
Holland
Southampton
Ihver Nieuw Amsterdam
Bitis
Casada
tout
Canaci
Canon Turner Improves After Injury Night Update
Winnipeg reports Canon John Turner in hospital with compound fracture of the spine and meningitis following a flight from Moffet. Dr. Oliver Waugh and MH Me Speechly say nourishment is better and spinal pressure is easing though temperature remains high. Turner’s pulse is steady as care continues.
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WINNIPEG
John Turner
Winnipeg General hospital
Church of England
Oliver Waugh
Canon Turner
Moffet Intet
Four Crew Alive Found After Clarksdale Victory Sinks
Coast guard reports four survivors and three dead aboard the Army transport Clarksdale Victory after it smashed on Hippo Island. Only bow section remains on the beach as rescue efforts continue. Survivors suffer immersion foot from exposure. planes and cutters aid search from dawn.
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KETCHIKAN
Alaska
coast guard
iur
Clarksdale Victory
Hippo Island
Niels Haugen
ishad
Henry H. Wolfe
Oakland
Calif
ard
William M. Rasmussen
Modesto
Clair E. Driscoll
Los Angeles
Carios Sanabria
La Ceiba
Banduras
Wachusetts
Ben Aspen
Denall
coast guardaemen
Haugen
RCAF
SAN FRANCISCO
Denali sud
Nations Seek Broad Council Role in German Peace Talks
Headlines from a chaotic November bulletin show China, the United States, Britain, and France backing a five member foreign ministers council to cover the German peace conference with China as a leading power. The U.S. Senate rejected a large cut to European aid. Dutch emigrants plan a transit to Canada for settlement farming, and France moves to end widespread strikes with new labor terms. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip return to London after their honeymoon and plan travel to Scotland and Sandringham for Christmas. A Bavarian denazification court will try Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun in absentia to determine their acts and affiliations.
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NANKING
Great Britain
Trance
counci
foreign office
Sted
WASHINGTON
United States senate
OTTAWA
CPA
Canada
PARIS
A.P.i
General Confederation of Labor
France
Medh
national assembly
ELIZABETH
PHILIP
LONDON
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Roney
England
Birkhall
Balraral Castle
Scotland
Sandninghas
ADOLF
EVA
ENTIA FRANKE CURT
Adolf Midler
Eva Brauo
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