Vote To End Steel Strike Ends In Canada
Toronto dispatch reports United Steelworkers of America members voted 7 169 to 789 to end the basic steel strike and await instructions from Steel Controller F B Kilbourn of Montreal. The ballot covered three plants where walkouts began July 15 to press for higher wages and shorter hours. The union will withdraw picket lines and return to work per Kilbourn’s designations, though terms of settlement had not yet been announced.
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TORONTO
C.P
United Steelworkers of America
F. B. Kilbourn
Montreal
O. H. Millard
Mr. Kilbourn
Algoma Steel
Sault Ste. Marie
Steel strike ends as workers accept 13 cent raise
Montreal coverage reports the end of a 214 month steel strike. Kilbourn, government controller of basic steel, says production will resume quickly and workers in Sydney Hamilton and Laurie Ste. Marie have accepted a 13 cent hourly increase. Nova Scotia wage differential removal remains disputed, with talks to be settled by arbitrator T. H. Rahilly. Proposals were endorsed by the union’s negotiating committee, with details still pending a formal announcement from Kilbourn.
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MONTREAL
C.P
F. B. Kilbourn
basic steel
lucal
Ontario
T._H. Rahilly
Toronto
Algoma Steel
Mr. Kilbourn
Sydney
N.S
Hamilton
Laurie Ste. Marie
Ont
Steel Company of Canada
Dominion Steel and Ceat Corporation
Algoma Steel Corporation
national negotiating committee
Manitoba farmer pioneers first combine north of Sard parallel
Frank Coad, a farmer west of The Pas, Manitoba, owns a large grain farm along the Saskatchewan River delta. This year he purchases the region’s first combine shipped north of the Sard parallel, prompting disbelief from the supplier. Nearby Marl Haugen builds a grain elevator for his own operation as The Pas region lacks local elevators and Hudson Bay Railway terminals are scarce.
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Manitoba
Frank Coad
Winnipeg
minskrat
Saskatchewn
from
Coad
Marl Haugen
Pas
Churchill
Hudson Bay
How Steel Plants Voted
Sault Ste. Marie Ont Oct 3 Basic steel strikers voted 7169 to 789 to accept recommendations of the negotiating committee of the United Steelworkers of America and the government steel control for settlement of the wages hours strike begun July 15. William Mahoney international representative of the union gave results by plants: Algoma Steel Sault Yes 2139 no 173 spoiled ballots three. Steel Company of Canada Hamilton works Hamilton Yes 2173 no 112 spoiled three. Stelco Canada Works Hamilton Yes 502 no 18 spoiled two. Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation Sydney Yes 2355 no 486 spoiled 14.
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SAULT STE. MARIE
Ont
United Steelworkers of America
government steel controlley
William Mahoney
Algoma Steel
Sault
Steel Company of Canada
Hamilton works
Hamilton
Stelco Canada Works
Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation
Sydney
Peace Parley Defeats US on Hungary Reparations Cut
The United States was rebuffed 7 to 5 by a peace conference commission in Paris as it sought to cut Hungary’s reparations to Russia and two Slav neighbors from 300 million to 200 million dollars. The Russian-backed plan would allocate two thirds to Russia, 70 million to Yugoslavia, and 30 million to Czechoslovakia, while Britain and France sided with Russia. Greece and India abstained. Delegates then failed 14 to 6 on a French proposal to set up a new Free State of Trieste under UN security council control.
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PARIS
United States
peace conference commission
Russia
United States State Department
filiard Xhory
Hungary
Finland
Trieste
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
Greece
India
United Nations security council
Greek Leftists Surrounded After Naoussa Raid
NATO ships? No. Greek troops surrounded 200 to 300 leftists at Naoussa, 25 miles from the Yugoslav border, after they burned parts of the town. The clash, sparked by an overnight raid, left about 200 casualties. About 700 residents aided the attackers, who cut telegraph lines and wrecked the power station and gendarmerie barracks, burning 50 to 60 houses.
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ATHENS
Greece
Naoussa
Resignation of Maj Gen Dewar as UK reconstruction rep
Ottawa reports the resignation of Maj Gen D E Dewar as United Kingdom representative of the reconstruction department. His duties will be carried out under the High Commissioner in London with H R Patrick succeeding as UK representative.
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OTTAWA
D. E. Dewar
United Kingdom
reconstruction department
Howe
Dewar
high commissioner
London
H.R. Patrick
Grain Pours Through Big Coast Ports
Vancouver and nearby ports see a surge of grain from Saskatchewan and Alberta bound for the United Kingdom and possibly India and South America. George Melvor of the Canadian Wheat Board says the board will direct maximum grain volume via the port with railway cooperation. Ships are plentiful, with Pacific ports expecting a record year and large cargoes for world markets.
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VANCOUVER
prairies
high seas
United Kingdom
India
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Pacific
Victoria
New Westminster
Prince Rupert
Orient
South America
George Melvor
Canadian Wheat Board
Europe
Britain
Ontario Grain Men Are Puzzled
Fort William reports a transport stalemate as 35 000 bushels of Lakehead grain await movement to St Lawrence ports. Diversions to coal ships and railcar shortages, plus congestion in yards at Port Arthur, are blamed though the backlog is easing. Lakehead shipments for the week end Sept 27 reach 8 million bushels, up 1.4 million from the prior week but shy of last year by 1.8 million.
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FORT WILLIAM
Lakehead
St. Lawrence river
Montreal
Europe
Great Lakes
Port Arthur
Eden says U N can handle atom bomb
Anthony Eden told a United Nations meeting in Guild Hall that the UN charter, though drafted before atomic age, would work if used fairly and honestly. He said human factors, not machinery, caused international failures based on his experience in world affairs.
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LONDON
Reuters
Anthony Eden
United Nations week
Guildhall
U.N
Lethbridge Census Shows 16 206 Here
The June 1941 federal census put Lethbridge at 14 412, with a five year rise to about 16 206 or 10.8 percent. Ottawa reports suggest the final total may adjust as early returns arrive. City officials expect roughly 16 500 to 17 000, with Calgary at 98 101 and Edmonton at 149 997 among Alberta figures.
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ETHBRIDGE
Jane
Werald
Ottawa
Alberta
Calgary
Brooks
Redcliff
Edmonton
Escort Freed Nazi Trio Into G.B. Zone
Franz Von Papen Hans Fritsche and Hjalmar Schacht three Nazi readers acquitted by the international military tribunal will be escorted to the British zone tonight or tomorrow American military sene said. They will travel from Nuernberg to Hamburg then to Schleswig Holstein for residence while denazification courts are blocked from arrest. The move delays trials of German industrialists and prompts notes that Goering claims his trial was political in nature.
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Franz Von Papenl
Nuernberg
international tribunal
Gray Fox
Pfeiffer
Walter Multer
United States
Bavaria
Loring D. Clay
Berlin
Telford Taylor
Schacht
Robert H. Jackson
Truman
international military tribunal
Hitler leutenants
LONDON
Hermann Goering
the
Evening Standard
Standard
Goering
Cardinals Win Pennant Series
St Louis clinched the National League pennant by defeating the Dodgers 8-1 in Brooklyn, sweeping the series to reach the World Series against the Boston Red Sox. Dickson fanned Stanky. Kurowski and Musial contributed key hits as Behrman warmed for Brooklyn and Kluttz closed out the final out.
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Higbe
Melton
Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
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rors
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Hank Behrman
Furillo
Musial
Kurowski
PuriMo
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Stanky
Mustal
Whitman
Schwendienst
ustal
Galan
Behrendenst
F. Walker
Byrnes Disputes Allies While Stalin Sees No War Threat
Paris Oct 2 State Secretary James Byrnes told the American Club that clashes among Allied viewpoints are serious but echoed Premier Stalin that there is no immediate danger of war. He warned against overemphasizing or denying the conflict, urged continued U.S. policy with a strong line, and stressed ongoing German disarmament and occupation until disarmament is achieved. He criticized efforts to use atomic power as a Soviet threat.
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James Byrnes
United States
Stalin
Byrnes
American Club
Germany
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Stuttgart
Swift Workers to Strike in Toronto
Swift Canadian plant workers in Toronto to strike at 7 am tomorrow unless orders are cancelled. Union spokesmen said strike could spread to Swift plants nationwide. Strike authorized by telegram from Winnipeg, signed by union officials. Swift operates plants in Moncton Toronto St. Boniface Moose Jaw Edmonton Calgary and New Westminster with about 3,080 employees.
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TORONTO
Swift Canadian
United Packinghourwe
Swift
Winnipeg
Winniper
Fred Dowling
Ma Vienal
Fred Gilbert
Canada
Moncton
St. Hanifave
Man
Moose Jaw
Sask Edmonton
New Westminster
B.C
Death of Lady Riddell Widowed publisher's wife dies
London notes the death of Lady Riddell widow of Baron Riddell a wealthy publisher. She and her late husband funded a nurse training home for St Thomas' hospital with substantial earnings. Baron Riddell died in 1934 and chaired News of the World.
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LONDON
Lady Riddell
Baron Riddell
Riddell
St Thomas’ hospital
News of the World
Staley Confession Admitted in Calgary Murder Trial
Calgary October 3 The Alberta Supreme Court admitted as evidence Donald Sherman Staley’s confession to the murder of six year old Donnie Goss at St Georges English July 24 The trial entered its third day with two confession statements read to the jury after a trial within a trial The judge ruled the statements voluntary and ordered references to a Vancouver slaying struck from the records The case is expected to conclude Friday
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Donald Sherman Staley
Donnie Goss
St. George's Eslang
W. R. Howeson
Alberta supreme criminal court
Vanccouver
Lethbridge
C. S. Blanchard
J. S. Mavor
Howson
Vancouver
Gatty Bulings
bn Staley
Malcolm Bord
Staley
Bevan Attacks British Press Over Propaganda Tactics
London October 3 Reuters Health Minister Aneurin Bevan denounces the British millionaire press as propagandistic. He accuses them of adopting Goebbels like tactics and the bigger the lie the more people may accept it.
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LONDON
Reuters
Aneurin Bevan
mullionnaire press
Dr. Goebbels
Overlapping U of A session abandoned in January 1947
University of Alberta president Dr Robert Newton said the plan to start an overlapping session in January 1947 has been abandoned. Other items report Hess to be moved to a mental hospital temporarily, four power foreign ministers called into session in Paris, Arabs seeking an independent democratic state by December 31, 1945, a Cardston district farmer Gelder Petersen dies after injuries, and Western freight rates urged for reduction in a three province brief.
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C.P
University of Alberta
Robert Newton
HESS
NEERNBERG
Reuters
Rudolf Hx
fuhrer
Tuewlay
war crimey tribunal
PARIS
IAP
asault
LONDON
Moly Land
INIDRED BEAZER
CARDSTON
Gelder Petersen
EDMONTON
Defamion
Maaming
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