Farm Strike Ends Are Seen As Leaders Plan Ottawa Talks
Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers press for parity prices and freight relief as United Farmers of Canada and Alberta Farmers' Union plan a delegation to Ottawa to demand action from the federal board. The two unions, amid a three week strike, seek binding recommendations on prices and tax relief.
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SASKATOON
C.P
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United Farmers of Canada
Alberta Farmers’ Union
federal
agricultural prices and support board
Ottawa
Agncolere
Gardiner, Jr
Gardiner
AFU
Carl J Bilmpfie
Fort William
Winnipeg grain exchange
APU
Stumpfle
UFC
T Appleby
R Hedlund
W G Logan
Alberta union
Aluminum frying pans license breach nets fine
An English firm was fined 15000 pounds for manufacturing aluminum frying pans without a license despite holding a license to produce tea strainers. The firm admitted repurposing materials for pans needed by British housewives, while one defense argued ten strainers were mainly for wealthy persons. Housewives complained about the scrubbing required for aluminum pans.
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perssons
McLean to Receive Poor Richard Club Gold Medal
The Poor Richard Club's board names Robert McLean, AP and Philadelphia Evening Bulletin president, as gold medal recipient for ten years of leadership. They highlight his work in keeping AP free from government or special-interest domination and world-wide recognition.
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PHILADELPHIA
Poor Richard Club
Robert McLean
Associated Press
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
McLean
Canada Urges Shorter UN General Assembly Sessions
Ottawa in its first proposal to the second part of the UN General Assembly urges steps to shorten invasions and streamline procedure. Louis St Laurent, external affairs minister, asks Lie to place proposals on the agenda and proposes a 15 member committee to study measures to economize time.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Canada
United Nations general assembly
Louis St. Laurent
eternal affairs
Trygve Lie
United Nations
sesson
Lake Success
N.Y
St Laurent
general assembly
Charges Selfish Policy by Canada on Immigration
Moose Jaw Sask Ort 1 W oH Thatcher CCF member of parliament told Lions Club Canada pursues a selfish exclusive immigration policy. He argued inclusive policy rests on lack of faith in Canadas future and fears immigrants take jobs. He urged that extra people mean extra production and wealth.
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MOOSE JAW
Thatcher CCF
Lions club lash
Canada
Thitcher
inclusive
Greece pardons two left wing prisoners in Athens
In Athens on October 1 King George of Greece granted pardons to two left wing adherents condemned to death for alleged crimes connected to armed activity. The pair had been slated for execution at dawn earlier tonight, but were spared under royal clemency.
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ATHENS
Reuters
George
Greece
tsa
dawn bolay
Nazi Leaders Face Death For War Crimes At Nuernberg
The international war crimes tribunal at Nuernberg sentenced Herman Goering and ten others to death by hanging, with seven more given prison terms and three acquitted amid Soviet protests. Hitler era figures including Ribbentrop Keitel Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg Frank and Speer were among the condemned as Hess received life imprisonment.
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MERNBERG
A.P
international war crimes tribunal
Adolf Hitler
Russia
The cout
Herman Goering
Joachim Von Ribbentrop
Franz Von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
I. T. Hikitchenko
Rudolf Hess
general staff
high command
Berlin
Reuters
Allied control council
Nuernberg
Britain
United States
France
Schacht
Von Papén
Fritsche
Robert H tllal
Jackson
Von Papen
Goering
Lawrence
imma
Gray
Von Ribbentrop
milietary polictmen
Wilhelm Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberz
Hans Frank
William Erick
Lulius Streicher
fritz Sauckel
Alfred Foil
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Martin Bormann
Scotland
Walther Funk
Erich Raeder
Hans Feilsche
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Karl Deenitz
Germany
Baldurs Von Schirach
Hitler
Albert Beer
Goerings
Hess
Geoffrey Lawrence
Europe
aock
uread Gestapo
Alfred Rosenberg
curtis
Jew halter
Julius Kureicher
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemia
Muravit
Uke Kaltenbrunner
Walther
Winster
prisosy
Baldi
Schirach
Hiller
sALCKEL SNELRS
rodin
Fritz Sauckel Hoe
Alfred — Jodi
oryancy
Martin Borman
baetees
Ernst Kaltenbraenner
Julius Streicher
Walter Funk
Karl Doenits
Erich Raeder Baldur Von Schirach
Alfred Jodl Frang Von Fapen
Albert Speer
Constantin Von Neurath
cees
Nuernberg Box Score From Trials Verdicts List
Nuernberg October 1 report outlines counts and verdicts from the Nuremberg trials. It lists Guilty and Innocent determinations across multiple defendants and counts, detailing which defendants were convicted on which charges and which were found not guilty.
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NUERNBERG
Truculent Turtle Sets Distance Mark Lands In Ohio
The Truculent Turtle, a navy patrol bomber, landed at Port Columbus at 1:25 am local time, completing a non stop flight of 11 237 miles from Perth Australia. The crew of four and a baby kangaroo claimed a sea time of 55 hours 18 minutes, surpassing the previous 7 916 mile record by 3 521 miles. Navy officials from Washington and Chicago greeted them as Cmdr Thomas R Davies of Cleveland led the team for fatigue tests and a debrief with reporters.
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COLUMBUS
Ohio
navy
atrol
Port Olumbus
Perth
Australia
St Louis Cardinals Defeat Dodgers 4 2 in pennant playoff win
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2 at Portman’s Park in the opening game of a best two of three playoff for the National League pennant. Branca Trighe Gregg Lombardi Melton Edwards Pollet Garagiola pitched for the clubs.
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Brooklyn oor
St. Loui
Branca
Trighe
Gregg
Lombardi
Melton
Edwards
Pollet
Garagiola
PORTSMAN’S PARK
St Loui
St Loui Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston
Red Sox
Cordell Hull Suffers Stroke
Cordell Hull former secretary of state suffered a slight stroke and remained in satisfactory condition. He was admitted to a naval hospital on September 12 for medical treatment.
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Cordell Hull
WASHINGTON
Cordel Hull
United States Navy
tony
shaval
Collision Delays Trains At Winnipeg Station
A collision at the Canadian National Railway station in Winnipeg injured one man and halted train traffic for hours. Carl Sed Duluth Minnesota suffered a fractured rib in the crash with a stationary train.
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WINNIPEG
Alberta maps new road plan guides for tourists
Edmonton October 1. The Alberta government announced free distribution of a new provincial road map the first since 1942. It shows all new road construction up to this summer. Minister W A Fallow said a complete list of guides outfitters dude ranches and auto camps will be included in a tourist booklet issued next spring.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Ocean Ships Paralyzed U S Maritime Strike
A U S maritime strike halted ocean shipping as the government failed to secure an agreement before daybreak. Labor talks continued but crews quit their vessels on both coasts while shipowners rejected requests for a more favorable hiring system. Deepsea charter trips from West Coast ports were canceled as American vessels in parallel strikes faced port redirection.
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WASHINGTON
United States
labor department
CIO Miuritime Engineers
AFL
imidnight
CLO
VANCOUVER
west
acteral Auerican
parhem
Pay Rate Boost 13 Cents Hour Month Needed Get Mills Going
Hamilton dispatch reports steelworkers vote pending on an 11 cent per hour pay line in basic steel industry contracts. Several mills including Stelco at Hamilton and Algoma at Sault Ste. Marie face delayed restart as production normalizes over four weeks. Retroactive pay of 9 cents plus 3 cents on resume could yield about 70 dollar lump sums for returning strikers.
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HAMILTON
C.P
Weap
steel mills of Steel Company of Canada
Dominiem Strel and Coal Corporation
Sydney
Algoms Steel Corporation
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Stelco
T H Rahilly
Three Committed In Seamen's Strike
PORT COLBORNE Ont Oct 1 Harry Davis of Toronto wce president of the Canadian Sea mers Union and three other men were committed for trial on robbery with violence charges. Alex Morrison Toronto private detective testified pliers were used on his nose and body after abduction and beating June 20. Davis Thompson Tessier Graveck from Toronto Montreal faced plea deals and six months determinate sentences during the Seamen's Union stake upheaval last summer.
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PORT COLBORNE
Harry Davis
Toronto
wce
Canadian Seamers Union
Alex Morrison
Morrison whea
Davis
John Thompson
Ray Tessier
Toro
Joe Graveck
Montreal
Marcel Law
curty
ite
7Seamens Union
Doninion lake
vear sels
Germans fight on streets in Nuremberg news extras
Multiple early 20th century briefs report Germans fighting for copies of newspaper extras in Nuremberg with injuries as crowds press stands. A baseball note covers Williams of the Red Sox hurt by a curve in a 2 0 loss to a strong All Stars lineup before 1396 fans. Ottawa court reserves decision on separate hearings for three accused under the Official Secrets Act. Saskatchewan Pool Elevators plan a $1 590 000 workhouse build in Port Arthur. Thames Arthur Banks sworn as lieutenant governor of British Columbia with ministers named.
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ALERNBERG
Getrmdins
Nuerwberg
WILLIVs
HOSTON
Get
Willams
Vickey Hefner
OTTAWA
G F Mckarland
Ontario supreme court
jone
Sask
PORT ARTHUR
Saskatchewan
John Wesson
Regina
Saskatchewan Pool Termina Limited
VICTORTS
thames
Arther Banks
British Columbia
Gordon Sloan
George Pearson
Hat
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St. Louis Cardinals
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