Showdown On Yugoslavs Big Four Ministers At Rapi Clip
The Big Four foreign ministers pressed for progress in Paris on Italy and Bulgaria reparations. Molotov backed Yugoslavia against Greece over equal shares, with Bulgaria, Greece, and Yugoslavia each due 125 million dollars. The session aimed to complete satellite peace drafts and a German study within a week.
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Rapi clip
JOAN M. HIGHTOWER
NEW YORK
Russia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Italy
Bulgaria
anube
Ethiopia
Molotov
Bevin
Molotoy
M. Molotov
Byrnes
Red Soldiers Redeployed in Soviet Zone of Germany
Berlin reports state redeployments by Soviet troops in the Russian occupation zone. Maj Gen Keating says Sokolovsky informed American commanders such troop movements utilize most transport. exact numbers unavailable. Some correspondents call the redeployment “something terrific” while notes from Belgrade speak of Yugoslav demobilization. American sources tie troop shifts to four power inspection plans and political factors. no clear evidence of large-scale Soviet reductions in Berlin. A Russian zone official also says the zone will be split into five states with separate provincial governments signaling a major shift in Soviet policy toward a multi state Germany.
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BERLIN
United States
Germany
Frank A. Keating
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Russia
Sokolovsky
Joseph T. McNarney
Keating
Thuringia
Belgrade
Tito ha
WES GALLAGHER
Moscow
Pepper shortages and wartime trade scars linger
The article notes pepper as a scarce wartime staple, with Canada relying on imports from the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies before the war. It details Japanese crop shifts and labor drain affecting plantations, cites 1829 and 1940-1945 consumption and import figures, and reports pepper prices dropping to about two cents per pound amid global supply shifts.
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Canada
Faust Indies
Canad
Tatia
JG WM
Ask Increase In Sugar Bonus
Manitoba sugar beet growers join peers in urging Finance Minister Ilsley to raise the sugar processing bonus from 11 to 12.50 dollars per ton for 1847. Manitoba vice chairman Herbert Sulkers says the move would lift the bonus from 1.10 to 1.85 dollars per ton on home grown beets delivered to processing plants as supplies dwindle and costs rise.
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WINNIPEG
Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
Finance
Ilssey
Herbert Sulkers
Fleming Released From Prison on Medical Grounds
Belfast reports former Irish Republican Army leader David Fleming, aged 28, released from prison on medical grounds after four years of a two year treason sentence. He is ordered to leave Northern Ireland and will not be allowed back for at least eight years, with the unexpired portion of his sentence remaining.
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BELFAST
David Fleming
Irish Republican army
northern Ireland
Fleming
Ulster
Must Pay Fines In Cockroach Case
Three women Elizabeth Collins Nora Holton and June Rumbles were bound over for a year to keep the peace after a restaurant disturbance. They faced a magistrate in Toronto and were fined a total 84 dollars with 60 dollars to cover damages.
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TORONTO
S. T. Bigelow
Elizabeth Collins
Nora Holton
June Rumbleson
C C F Invades Varsity Campus
EDMONTON NOV. The AC GP Chile will be formed on the University of Alberta campus with an organizational meeting. Redoratony Was ached led Monday Treak marking the first attempt by a political party to organize at the university amid prior campus groups. Robert Newton president said there was nothing to stop organization of policies on campus but final decision would rest with Varsity officials.
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EDMONTON
ACGP
chile
Universiy
Adberta
Wis
oan
Treak
Canadaitt CHU
De Robert Newton
deere
Varsity
Alberta Social Credit League
Salen Low
Canada
Low
Alberta
Lutclen Maynard
E. ©. Manning
Manning
Dominion
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Law
Twenty Three German Doctors Face Trial For Murders
The 23 doctors including Adolf Pokorny Herta Oberhauser and Fritz Fischer pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Front row listed doctors Karl Brandt Siegfried Handroser Paul Rostock Oskar Schroeder Karl Genzken Karl Gerhart Kurt Blome Joachim Mrugawsky Rudolf Brandt Helmut Poppendick Wolfram Cievers. Trial slated for early December with Herta Oberhauser accused of mass murder.
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Herta Oberhauser
Alberta to Build Steel Bridges on Calgary Highway
Edmonton reports delayed completion of a $150,000 steel bridge over the Red Deer river on the Calgary highway with piers to be finished this winter and construction of two more steel bridges on Blindman and Oldman rivers starting soon.
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EDMONTON
Red Deer
Calgary
W. A. Fallow
Alberta
Fallow
Blindman
Foneka
Oldman
Lethbridge
Macleod
southern Alberta
Blindman river
Fallon
Red Deer river
Jevel
Miners Demand Dollar Hour Wage Increase in Nova Scotia
Glace Bay miners press for a historic wage rise, seeking an extra dollar an hour. Dominion Steel and its mining subsidiaries receive the union's proposals as officers study the terms over a 10 day conference recess. The push would add about seven million dollars yearly to miners' pay. In New York, Byrnes reiterates claims that Ukraine aid talks were sabotaged during a UN delegation visit on November 21.
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GLACE BAY
Nay
Bich
G.C.L
Dominion Steel and Corporation
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tno
UMW
oan Nuvie Sco
wnion
datal
German Bluebeard confessed killer linked to 20 murders
Berlin reports a German serial killer Bruno Liedtke confessed to about fifty murders over 20 years, mostly women, with rapes and double murders. Nazis allegedly hushed details while he was held in Vienna for experiments by German doctors. Police say he killed from age 16, trapping women at home or in woods, and sometimes killed a husband in the process.
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BERLIN
bluebeard
Cennan police Bles
watch club
kate
noose
Vienna
Bruno Liedtke
Liedtke
Frieda Rosner
Rouesner
muirdee
pind find
Earthquake Phenomena Studied In British Columbia Region
Ottawa reports on a June BC earthquake described as one of Canada’s most severe. Epicentre traced along a line from Denman Island to Campbell River with widespread damage and unusual sea level and water phenomena. Casualties include Captain Daniel Fiddler and a Seattle resident. infrastructure damage and telegraph loss reported. calls for enhanced seismograph coverage on the west coast.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Darmrinion
United States
Europe
Brook A Hodgson
Dominion
Name
south
eas
Campbell River
Vancouver Taland
Vancouver
Talend
Deen Bay
Denman Island
Quadra Island
Readsland
Daniel Fiddler
Maple Guard spit
Alberni canal
Franklin creek
Mapke
Goosespit
Drew harbor
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Burdwood Bas
Read Island
sever hundred
sum
Hacland
smany
Dery Bay
Vancouver island
Fraser Valley
Viecouver
Portland
Ore
Kelowa
Okanagan Valley
rome
PDE
oat
Lewis Pleads Not Guilty in Labor Dispute Case
Judge Goldsborough allowed Jona L. Lewis to enter a forcible not guilty plea as United Mine Workers chief faces contempt charges over disobeying a court order. The case centered on a gov ernment soft coal contract during a crippling strike, with arguments over Nor ris LaGuardia Act limits. The judge warned the proceeding aimed to maintain the status quo amid the UMW dispute.
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WASHINGTON
Jona L. Lewis
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T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
dst
Goldsborough
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Norra- LaGuardia
Galesouramh
Lewis
Norris-LaGuardia
Goldsbovatgi
hindita noba
jidge Goldsborough
short
UMW
Cardston Boy Drowns After Skating Mishap
Cardston, Nov 24. Phillip Woolf four, drowned in Lee's creek while skating with playmates. He fell through the ice and was found later. Survived by his mother Mrs Donibth now Mrs Gibb formerly Mrs De Voe Woolf. Father served overseas in WWII. Funeral details incomplete.
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Herald News Service
CARDSTON
Phillip Woolf
Lee's creek
Phillip
Donitb
Gibb
De Voe Woolf
Don Gibb
Fowers
Blame Reds For Koreans Sabotage Allegations
A Seoul spokesman blamed communists for damage at a South Korean site after a reported explosion. The claim notes suspicions of sabotage by outside forces and cites injuries and wrecked facilities linked to the incident.
Ada Porter dies after enemy action tragedy years later
In December 1546 a German bomb near Ada Porter’s home killed her husband and baby and seriously injured a seven year old. Ada Porter died this week almost six years after the tragedy. Coroner FP B. Skiels recorded death as caused by enemy action.
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LONDON
Irs Ada Porter
Iriy Ada Porter
B. Skiels
ingwest
Deportations to Cyprus Spark Palestine Tension
In Jerusalem, a high court ruled against halting the deportation of nearly 4,000 Jewish immigrants to Cyprus. Three British troop ships would depart immediately with the refugees, prompting fears of renewed underground violence and calls for silence in sympathy with the deportees. The ruling upheld Habeas Corpus pleas by Jewish lawyers and maintained that detention on ships was legal to prevent public danger.
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CARTER L. DAVIDSON
JERUSALEM
aregime
high court
Cyprus
Jewish Agency
ming pag
Palestine
Jewish community council i Jerusalem
Loch+ fta
Cype Tus
InemiSrr
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smatt iro
coud
amin
David Gotten
privy council
Lotion
William Fitzgerale
rimit
huh
Alan Carmincham
Tefigess
danser
securitnd
Five Arrested In UNRRA Thefts Reported In Shanghai
SHANGHAI November 28 Five Chinese men were arrested today in Shanghai as part of an UNRRA theft probe. Police say the group smuggled and stole truckloads of value shoes and aluminum stockpile materials from UNRRA depots. Investigators report the suspects claimed to have bought 42 items on the black market.
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SHANGHAI
Tang ho
United States
UNRRA
miedo
Chinese Nacional i
Anda Chinamt
Saskatchewan Legislature Opens In January Session
Premier T. C Douglas announced the Saskatchewan legislature will convene the week of January 26 1934, with cabinet recommendations guiding the opening. The note came as the session was described as more careful than the previous one amid cabinet advice and ongoing economic concerns.
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Saskatchewan
T. C Douglas
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