Germans plotted to kill King George and Queen Elizabeth
FBI reports from Washington and San Francisco claimed Fritz Wiedemann and Herman Schwinn planned to assassinate the king and queen during their 1939 U S visit. British officials and press reactions varied with some papers ignoring the story. The FBI did not release methods or details, and London inquiries prompted no confirmation.
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LONDON
Buckingham Palace
San Francisco
Washington
Canada
United States
Scotland Yard
Fritz Widemann
Herman Schwinn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
FBT
Walker
F.B.I
Dee
FBI
Call-Bulletin
Left Hand Corner Faces Tavern Reform Pressure
Judges moved to force taverns to resemble restaurants by requiring two meals daily and a hot course. California tavern keepers hope for leniency as the State Board vows strict enforcement from San Diego to the Oregon border. George R.-Reuly warned licenses renewing in January risk closure if not in order, amid expectations of many new restaurants in San Francisco.
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New York Times
State Board
CcALIFORNIA
Equadallion
iquor-law @lievolvement agency
Supreme Court
George R. Reuly
San Francisco
San Diego
Oregon
lcenses
San Francisco Chronicle
Sam Joe
TRE LEFT BAND Continued on Page 11
TRE LEFT BAND continues on page 11 with ongoing coverage. The brief notes the band's activities and upcoming appearances, signaling ongoing project work and public interest.
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SCOFP
TRE
Winnipeg In Fear as Child Slayings Probed
Winnipeg remains tense as police search for a killer believed to be Roy McGregor, linked to two 13 year old boys shot last year. Chief Constable George Smith urges caution, with warnings posted in schools and broadcast by radio to keep children off streets after dark.
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EDDIE WILLIAMS
Fress
WINNIPEG
Navy
Roy McGregor
Fort Rouge
George Smith
McGregor
Smith
Miss Chapman Acquitted In Spy Conspiracy Case
Ottawa judge A G McDougall acquits 39 year old Miss Agatha Chapman Bank of Canada economist of conspiring to relay secret information to the Soviet Union. The ruling follows two days of testimony and the defense claim there was no evidence a jury could convict.
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OTTAWA
Missy Agatha Chapman
Bank of Canada
A. G. McDougall
Soviet Union
McDougall
A. W. Brament
Fric Adams
Miss Chapman
Misys Chapman
Confurahen
royal commission on
pink
New Zealand Labor Party Retained Government After Vote
In Auckland news of November 27 Reuters reports New Zealand's Labor government, in power for 11 years, won the general election with a reduced majority. Labor held 41 seats with 45 previously, while the National party held 97 to 34. Prime Minister Peter Fraser and key cabinet members were re-elected, and polling showed high turnout with heavy urban Labor support and rural National strength. A separate liquor poll showed unclear results but leaned toward private ownership.
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AUCKLAND
Reuters
New Zealand
Labor
National party
Peter Fraser
A. H. Nordmeyer
S. W. Schramm
elevon
John Thompson
international labor organization
Toronto District Labor Council
price
Nationalists
legislative council
Canadian senate
CP. Cable
Yugoslav Forces Reinforce Frontier as Greek Refugee Flow Grows
The foreign ministry said Yugoslavia will bolster troops along the border after reports that many Greeks flee terror in northern Greece. In Macedonia a new battle erupted with 600 members of a Communist band occupying Mavron and Mandhalon near Edessa. Allied aircraft and Greek reinforcements moved toward the Mount Jena region as the fight widened to the Macedonian plain edge near Salonika. Tsaldaris plans to bring the issue to the United Nations in New York.
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CHARALES
ATHENS
for-ain
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Greece
Satonika
Macedonia
Greek third army
Mount
Jena
Mavron
Mandhalon
Edessa
Skra-Notia
Associated Press
Joseph
Goodwin
Salonika
Mand
halon
Yugos Slavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Constantin Tsaldaris
United Nations
New York
Must Fill Order For FGgis Fork Britain
At Kentville Nova Scotia on November 27 Walter R. Pearce chairman of the Canadian Poultry Producers Consultative Committee urged filling an order for 500000 cases of fall and early winter eggs for Britain. He said the United Kingdom is Canada’s best market and securing supply continuity is vital for the poultry industry’s future.
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BRITAIN
KENTVILLE
dada
Walter R. Pearce
Canadian Poultry Producers Consultative Committee
department of agriculture
Ottawa
Pearce
United Kingdom
Canada
Dominion
Woman Returns From Dead In Alberta Legal Tangles
Alberta court records confront farmer Lacey Hollister over a death decree for his wife Sylvian Cuban Gerude Hollister who vanished 17 years ago. She reappeared in Australia. he may seek annulment of the death order and potential new divorce steps to remarry his second wife while preserving his first marriage.
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VULCAN
Alta
Alberta
Australia
Tne
Lacey James Hollister
Sylvian Cuban
Gerrude Hollister
Canada
New Zealand
Mal Ms
Justice Frind
fia atrabd
Hollister
Keoman diatrict
Calgary
Fanby
Montreal Man Surrenders In Calgary Theft Case
Thomas Marshall of Montreal surrendered to Calgary police Tuesday night admitting involvement in a theft. He claimed a taxi operator gave him eight dollars days earlier to obtain change, but he spent all but sixteen cents. He faces a theft charge.
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CALGARY
Thomas Marshall
Montreal
Aida
Marshall
Cabinet plans to invite Indian leaders to avert civil war in India
London sources report Cabinet moves to invite Viceroy Lord Wavell to Delhi and London talks with Congress and Moslem League to avert a declared civil war on a small scale in Bengal and Bihar. Wavell to report back before December 1 if talks fail.
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LONDON
Lord Wavellane
India
Bengal
Bihar
Conress
Congress party
Lord Wave
constituent assembly
Viscount Wavell
Jawaharlal Nehru
Hind
Congress parc
Lon
Viscount Warnell
Kootuch
Dee 9
tan Master League
Buckshot Fired Into Egypt Mob
Egypt. Alexandria reports show a clash after a student parade at King Farouk University of Law and Ingeniercing. Police fired buckshot on students who threw grenades, while armored cars and heavy security secured roads. Earlier tensions centered on Sidky Pasha and a British draft treaty.
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ALEXANDRIA
Egypt
Reuters
King Farouk University of Law
Sidky Pasha
Britain
wite Bniuh Moslem — Brotherhood
Caira
Zagazigbwe
Accused Sits Stony Faced Behind Battery of Lawyers
Washington hearing on a contempt case over a coal mine walkout extends a day as Judge Goldsborough weighs rights under the Smith Connally act and Norris LaGuardia limits. John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers face potential contempt for disobeying a restraining order.
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WASHINGTON
T. Alan Goldyborouch
Iinidsborough
John L. Lewis
UMW
U.M W
Joseph Podway
American Federation of Labor
P.L
Lewis
Goldsborough
Padway
couurt
hey
Sitikes
Lewis’ rounsel
Latin
Joseph Bac
counacl
Amarican Federation
Boy Discovers Missing Money In School Lesson
Six year old Jerry Heinrich, a first grader at Bredenburg School, puzzled parents by finding a missing two cents in class after his teacher explained adding two cents and two cents. The incident, reported in Saskatoon, highlights a small cash recovery with a humorous twist.
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SASKATOON
Jerry Heinrich
Bredenburg school
Gerry
Molotov presses for U N disclosure on atomic weapons
Russia demands full information on U S atomic bombs including numbers, locations, production capacity, and future plans. Molotov signals disclosure could bypass safeguards, while U S insists on international inspection via the U N and atomic energy commission before any broader release.
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LARRY RAUCK
LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
Molotov
Russia
United States
United Nations
atomic energy commission
London
bath
atomic commission
Conservatives Hold P.E.I. Seat
Summerside Prince County election returns show Progressive Conservative candidate McNeill narrowly holding a seat left vacant by his father’s death. The 34-year-old high school teacher won 733 votes over Liberal Carroll Delaney, leaving Liberals at 20 and PCs at 1 in the island legislature.
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SUMMERSIDE
PEL
ZLFo Prancs
MecNeill
lev
Prince
DE McNeil ulso
Ligenil
Lewis contempt hearing adjourned to Friday
Washington dispatch reports Judge adjourned the John K. Lewis contempt hearing to 3:40 pm Friday when a decision will be made on the motion to dismiss the case. The bulletin also covers a convoy of Polish soldiers destined for farms, a missing 15 year old married woman in Winnipeg, a warehouse fire in Keewatin Ontario, and an open verdict in the death of waitress Isobel Thomson near Fenton Saskatchewan.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Lethheidge
Chilliwack
WINNIPEG
Marty Melinchek
Jamie Petce
Mra Fidhmirk
PAPLAR
KENGRA
Ont
eday
Ontario-Minnesota Pulp and Papers company
Keewatin
Reen
PRINCE ALBERT
Mask
C.P
cotomera
Isobel Thomson
Fentin
Sask
Maghtte
Fenton
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international military tribunal
Yokohama
Tapeichi Chisawa
Miroshi Kawamara
Masao Nishigawa
Myron Cramer
U.S
William Webb
international military tribunal of the
Par East
R. Coles
ministry of agriculture and fisheries
Coles
Chicago
Hashana
P.E.I
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