Cubs Triumph 9-0 In World Series Opener At Detroit
Chicago Cubs rout Detroit Tigers 9 to 0 in the first game of the 1945 World Series. Hank Borowy hurls six strong innings backed by sharp infield defense as Cubs pound Tigers early and hold off their power. Phil Cavarretta and Andy Pafko each tally three hits with Cavarretta homering, Nicholson also contributing two hits. Attendance officially 54 637 with receipts $221 883 and a players pool of $113 160.33.
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DETROIT
C.P
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
sal Nenhouser
Hank Borowy
Tigers
Borony
Yankees
Tiger
Doc Cramer
Hank Greenberg
Roy Cullendine
ball park
Borowy
Cub
Phil Cavarretta
Handy Andy Pafko
Bill Nicholson
No Hope Seen For Strike Settlement
The Crow's Nest Pass and Fernie area UMWA executives vow to remain idle in protest of meat rations as strike actions span District 18. Ottawa- backed Prices Board rejects increased rations, prompting renewed calls to return to work after reconsideration. District 18 miners, Edmonton Drumheller Nanaimo and Coleman districts join the stoppage.
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Herald
LAIRMORE
U.M.W. of A
Crow’s Nest
Fernie
Michel
B.C
Bellevue
W.T.P.B
Ottawa
District 18
U M.W.A
Pass
Donald Gordon
Calgary
Dominion
Prices Board
United Mine Workers of America C.C
Drumheller
Crow’s Nest Pass
Alberta
Edmonton
Nanaimo
Coleman
Blairmore
advisory committee on
Gordon
Enoch Williams
Blair
Robbery Motive Ruled Out In Taxi Driver Slaying
Vancouver police ruled out robbery as the motive in the death of Reginald Claude Price a 39 year old taxi driver whose wallet containing 260 was found by his widow on a dresser at her home. He was last seen Monday and investigators consider murder for vengeance or mistaken identity as other theories.
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VANCOUVER
Reginald Claude Price
Price
Fateful RAF Pilot Encounters Downed German Ace
A young RAF officer spots a German two seater plane landing near the mess headquarters on a field. He approaches cautiously as the rear gunner’s weapon points toward him, then discovers the German pilot is dead and the crew is quieted by the moment.
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lme
ling
The Sept Hand Continues on Back Page
A fragment from a historical newspaper page hints at continued coverage titled The Sept Hand. Limited readable text suggests archival context and ongoing feature placement on the back page.
Peacetime Navy projected at about 10000 men in Canada
Ottawa reports that peacetime permanent strength of the Royal Canadian Navy is likely to run around 10,000 by March 31, 1946, combining permanent force and reservists. Abbott outlined naval estimates as war controls extend and other measures debated in Parliament.
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Royal Canadian Navy
Defence
Abbott
commons
Justice
St. Laurent
Finance
Ilsley
Canadian information service
wartime
information board
Canada
HANSELL
Angus Mactinnis
C.C P
Vancouver East
Rev
E. G. Hansell
8.C
Macleod
Russia
Stanley Knowles
C.C.P
Winnipeg North Centre
Palestine
Europe
George Black
P.C
Yukon
Kiely Cleared of Murder Charge in Red Lake Hotel Fire
Patrick Kiely a 38 year old Pembroke Ontario diamond drill crew cook was acquitted of murder in the Red Lake hotel fire that killed nine people last July 1. The jury deliberated 20 minutes after the trial before Justice D P Kelly.
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KENORA
Ont
C.P
Patrick Kiely
Pembroke
Red Lake
Kiely
Gladys McAuley
D. J. P. Kelly
supreme court of Ontario
H. J. Donley
K.C
C. R. Magone
crown
Mr. Donley
Macleod M.P. lashes out at Russia cooperation
In Ottawa on October 3, Social Credit MP E G Hansell of Macleod criticized Soviet conduct, listing seven alleged offences from aiding Germany in 1939 to deportations and aggression in Poland and the Baltic states. He warned cooperation with Russia should not be a one way street and paused his speech due to time limits.
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OTTAWA
E. G. Hansell
Social Credit
Alberta
Macleod
commons
Canada
Russia
Soviet Union
Spain
Germany
Hitler
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Mr. Hansell
Mr. Harsell
England
Governor lauds Gordon for wartime price control victory
Calgary reports Sir Patrick Ashley-Cooper, Hudson's Bay Company governor, praising Donald Gordon, wartime prices and trade board chairman, for fighting inflation. He credits Gordon with Canada’s strong price controls while noting Britain still faces inflation and commenting on wartime clothing shortages and postwar ration cuts.
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CALGARY
Donald Gordon
prices and trade board
Patrick Ashley-Cooper
Hudson’s Bay Company
Patrick
drudane Bay Company
Canada
United Nations
Britain
England
Silicosis Research Seeks Causes After Nine Years
London report after nine years of study shows causes of silicosis still puzzling. Medical Research Council analyzed lung dust from 54 miners who died and tested mine dust on rats. Findings indicate higher silicosis prevalence among anthracite miners than among soft coal workers.
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LONDON
medical research council
South Wales
W M Harris Appointed Wartime Housing Administrator
W M Harris, a local real estate agent, was appointed administrator in Lethbridge of Wartime Housing. Mayor A W Shackleford announced the appointment after Ottawa notified him. Harris will oversee 50 homes built by Wartime Housing Ltd for servicemen and families, with 28 homes on the north side and 22 on the south.
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W. M. Harris
Lethbridge
A. W. Shackleford
Ottawa
Mr. Harris
Wartime Housing, Ltd
Phone Tie-up In U S Threatens Widespread Strikes
New York reports a government bid to conciliate amid growing labor strife as 415000 idle workers are tallied. A 200000 telephone workers strike vote Friday could pull operators off jobs 1 to 5 pm CST. Oil and coal industries see 130000 laid off. Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kentucky coal miners idle about 90000. The strike spreads across refineries and plants in 15 states.
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NEW YORK
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Oho
Kentucky
solid fuels administration
Independent National Federation of Telephone Workers
C.S.T
CHICAGO
United Transport Service Employees of America
C.I.0
Red Caps
Pullman
Willard S. Townsend
MANILA
R.C.A
Press wireless
North America
SAN FRANCISCO
H. E. Austin
Budget timing on income tax repayment to be disclosed
Ottawa notes Budget likely to reveal start date for repayment of the refundable portion of the 1942 income tax. Revenue Minister McCann said the time limit would begin on a date later than Sept 2, with the exact date expected in the budget. Followed by a senate discussion on cattle market dynamics and a 60-man veterans charter committee.
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OTTAWA
C.P
McCann
commons
Mackenzie
British May Replace Ship Empress of Britain Sunk in War
The London Daily Mail reports plans to build a new Empress of Britain to be presented to either the Canadian Pacific Steamship company or the Dominion government as a tribute for wartime service. The original 42500 ton liner was sunk in October 1940 on the Clyde.
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LONDON
C.P. Cable
London Daily Mai
Canadian Pacific Steamship company
Dominion
Britain
Clyde
D. C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railway and Steamships companies
Rush Troops To Palestine
London dispatch says large forces of British soldiers sailors and airmen are being rushed to Palestine as the Daily Sketch reports parallel notices of illegal Jewish immigrants disembarking. Parachute battalion troops recalled from England move toward embarkation ports while relatives of RAF personnel receive field addresses in Palestine. The Sirius and Haydon sit off Jaffa and Tel Aviv with officials at the ready.
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LONDON
Reuters
Palestine
London Daily Sketch
Jerusalem
England
R.A.F
Sirius
Haydon
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
British Troops Landed in Haifa Amid Palestine Tension
Several thousand troops of the British 6th airborne division disembarked at Haifa from the Dunnatur Castle as tensions rise between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. Stone throwing incidents were reported in Jaffa and the Tel Aviv area. Vice Admiral Tennant, flag officer for Levant and eastern Mediterranean, wished to discuss the situation with British troops.
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JERUSALEM
6th airborne division
Haifa
Dunnatur Castle
Palestine
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
W. G. Tennant
Levant
Mediterranean
Hands Off Korea Warned Japan Restricted Activities
Tokyo reports Gen. MacArthur limited Japanese overseas communications to approved messages and warned Tokyo to stay out of Korean affairs while famine fears rise. U.S. officials monitor over 100 former secret patriotic societies and other subversive groups, as Japan braces for winter hunger and protests to Prime Minister Higashikuni.
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TOKYO
MacArthur
Korea
United States
secret patriotic societies of
Japan
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
East Gets First Snow Across Eastern Canada
Most of eastern Canada saw the season’s first snowfall early today. Ottawa recorded its earliest snow in 55 years and Toronto noted its earliest in 27 years, signaling a widespread start to winter along the corridor.
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Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
Sugar Treasures Found in Java Ports May Ease Rationing
Washington October 3 Agriculture Secretary Anderson announced a discovery of 1 600 090 tons of sugar in Java ports after Japan's surrender. The sugar would join a United Nations pool and could shorten rationing in the United States Canada and other countries. Ottawa officials offered no comment on the reported find or its effect on Canadian sugar rationing.
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WASHINGTON
Anderson
Java
United States
United Nations
Canada
Ottawa
K. W Taylor
the
prices board
Taynor
A.P
Truman
congress
Great Britain
U S Moves To Cut Taxes In 1946 Burden Reduction
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to remove about 12 million low income individuals from the 1946 income tax rolls and to cut the total individual tax burden by nearly 500 million dollars more than the administration proposed. Fred A. Vinson urged a 2.085 billion dollar cut but the committee approved about 2.5 billion, aiming for a total 5.5 billion dollar reduction if backed by other recommendations. the 3 percent normal tax on individuals was not repealed.
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WASHINGTON
house of representative
ways on means
Fred A. Wison
secretary of the treasury
Vinson
Ottawa meat rationing talks end without statement
Ottawa reports no statement issued after the first session of meat rationing discussions between Prices Board officials and a committee from the Retail Merchants Association of Canada. The meeting concluded with no public clarification or follow up dates announced.
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OTTAWA
Prices Board
Retail Merchants Association of Canada
United Nations seat to be in United States says UN panel
The UN Preparatory Commission voted nine to three to place the permanent carry seat of the United Nations in the United States. San Francisco has been a leading candidate mentioned in dispatches.
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U.S
LONDON
C.P
United Nations organization
United States
United Nations Preparatory Commission
San Francisco
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