Scheme To Unify Korea Gains Powerful Support
Lake Success N Y Oct 2 Australia urged occupation of all Korea by UN forces while India voiced grave doubts about crossing the 38th parallel and indefinite North Korea occupation. Australia Britain and six others back a plan to unite and rehabilitate Korea under UN auspices. Pearson said Canada supports the eight country plan and objects to Soviet ideas that would halt UN troops. Vishinsky rejected the proposal.
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N.Y
Australia
Korea
United Nations
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
North Korea
Percy. Spender
General Assembly
Britain
U.N
L. B. Pearson
Canada
PEARSON
A. Y. Vishinsky
Russia
38th parallel
Andrei Vishinsky
The Left Hand Corner The Left Hand Corner A Yellow Lilac-New Teeth at 150
The item presents a quirky or syndicated column fragment titled The Left Hand Corner with a nickname style phrase Yellow Lilac New Teeth at 150. Without full context, the readable text indicates a playful or editorial note rather than a clear event, policy, or report.
Shaw 94 sends message to US Shaw Society founders
R George Bernard Shaw at 94 writes to the newly formed American Shaw Society noting its illustrious foundation committee and reflecting on his own advancing age and past achievements. He jokes about self praise and compares himself to a much younger Shaw, concluding with a curious reference to an Einstein Society.
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R. GEORGE Bernard Shaw
United States
the
Shaw Society
American Shaw Society
Bernard Shaw
Appeal Of Lethbridge Collieries Is Dismissed
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Lethbridge Collieries Ltd appeal for extra coal subsidies paid between April 1, 1944 and March 31, 1946. The company claimed 118,604 as paid and sought 155,328. Exchequer Court had ruled against it.
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OTTAWA
supreme court of Canada
Lethbridge Collieries, Ltd
exchequer court of Canada
Fate of Vargas in Hands Brazil Votes Today
Brazil faces a presidential election with about 11 million voters choosing between Getulio Vargas and rivals Cristiano Machado and Eduardo Gomes. Vargas seeks return after ruling as dictator from 1930 to 1945, promising roads higher wages and social programs while critics focus on his past.
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RIO DE JANEIRO
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
estado novo
prim
Cristiano Machado
Eduardo Gomes
Konstanty to Start for Phillies in World Series Opener
Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer selects Jim Konstanty to start the World Series opener against the New York Yankees’ Vic Raschi. Konstanty, a top relief pitcher, had not started a game in 1950 despite appearing in 74 contests. Raschi went 21 and 8 while Konstanty posted 17 and 6. Robin Roberts had been considered the starter after a ten inning outing versus Brooklyn.
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Eddie Sawyer
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia Phillies
Sawyer
Konstanty
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Raschi
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Brooklyn
Pilgrimage To Rome Moving Sight And Testimony Of Faith
Special contributor I Norman Smith describes Holy Year pilgrims heading to Rome. He notes millions travel by foot and rail to see the Pope and receive benediction, with crowds at St. Peter's for a public audience. The writer finds luck in witnessing the Pope in person before the article continues on the back page.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The Herald
ROME
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
South Koreans Push Deeper Into Red Region Near Border
South Korean forces pierced almost 50 miles into North Korea in a drive toward Manchuria. Allied generals met at Kangnung as concerns rose over the small prisoner catch of 50 to 75 daily and the risk of a massed hill attack. Air and naval support aided the rapid advance along the east coast.
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North Korea
OKYO
China
Manchuria
U.S
Koryo
Kangnung
Walton HA. Walker
eighth army
Earl E. Partridge
fifth air force
Kim Pak Il
Wonsan
Kansong
Sea of Japan
Pohang
New Canadian cost of living index eyed after August
Ottawa report notes August index likely to rise again driven by food, shoes, textiles, and coal costs. Government keeps price controls off, but enacts anti inflation steps in the baby budget including higher corporate taxes and new levies on luxury items. The 91 percent US dollar premium was removed to ease exchange rates, with effects on imports not immediate.
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Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Papa Dionne refuses New York offer to outfit quints
Oliva Dionne father of the quintuplets in North Bay Ontario said he would not accept a New York department store offer to outfit the girls for a New York trip. He had initially accepted but cited a newspaper story implying he could not afford New York clothes. He said their wardrobe was already bought in North Bay.
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New York
Quints
NORTH BAY, Ont
Oliva Dionne
North Bay
Moose Jaw Man Guilty of Murder to Hang January Fourth
Thomas Grant, 45, a bus driver, was found guilty of the murder and cremation of Wenzel Hartel, 35, last April 23 near Moose Jaw. He received a death sentence to be carried out January 4 after a jury verdict. Hartel’s body was found April 24 in a ditch. Grant denied guilt, apologized, and awaits transfer to Prince Albert jail for the awaiting execution. Mrs. Grant fainted in court.
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Sask
Thomas Grant
Wenzel Willhelm
Vince) Hartel
Grant
Hartel
Adrian Doiron
Prince Albert
BC Progressive Conservatives leadership bid in Vancouver
Joe W A C Bennett announces he will seek the party leadership at the October convention in Vancouver. The South Okanagan MLA says uniting the party is a primary objective. The piece notes internal pressure from Young Progressive Conservatives demanding Herbert Anscomb resign as leader or from corporate directorships.
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W. A. C. Bennett
British Columbia
Progressive Conservative party
Vancouver
South Okanagan
Herbert Anscomb
Seek To Oust B C P C Chief
Vancouver reports a rebel movement aims to oust Finance Minister Herbert Anscomb as leader of the British Columbia Progressive Conservative party. The leadership contest at the provincial convention will feature W A C Bennett and possibly E Davie Fulton. Anscomb has led the coalition cabinet since 1941 amid Liberal-PC rule and has faced criticism for ties to wine interests.
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Finanee
Herbert Anscomb
British Columbia
Progressive Conservative party
Young Progressive Conservative Association
C.C.F
Mr. Anscomb
W A. C. Bennett
South Okanagan
E. Davie Fulton
Kamloops
Canada
Bennett
Fulton
Congressman’s Berlin spy trip reports Soviet gear
Representative Thurbond Chatham describes a covert 50 mile ride into the Soviet zone near Berlin with 250,000 troops. He visited a new air base and an infantry tank compound, aided by a Russian officer friend from World War II, risking arrest as a spy. The account warns of dangers in forbidden territory.
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Thurbond Chatham
Dem. N.C
Berlin
United States
Europe
Chatham
Canada dollar steadies with 4-5 cent upgrade
Canadian dollar shows a four to five cent improvement over last week’s controlled price. Toronto quotes put USD at around 1.04 to 1.65, Montreal at 1.04 to 1.05, New York near 94.54 to 94.34 cents. Bank of England posted $2.93 to $2.98 per pound, after opening at 2.88 to 2.93. London shifts trimmed to 94.75 US cents, reflecting a pegged stance as markets hesitate amid volatility. Canada’s free-dollar move earns British papers favorable mentions of the Dominion’s strength.
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Supreme Court Rules On Rights Of Govt In Canada
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the federal government and provinces cannot legally exchange legislative powers. Existing federal provincial agreements remain intact and would not be affected, but a national social security program requires constitutional amendment or provincial consent. The decision keeps rent controls unchanged and notes wartime measures still valid until April 30.
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Justice
Garson
supreme court
Old Fibre Dog Tag to Be Replaced by Metal Disc
Ottawa reports a new metal identity disc will replace the fibre dog tag for Canadian troops. The two section design features a perforated center to allow removal of the duplicate lower half.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Marks 50 Years as Newspaperman
Oswald Mayrand, retiring chief editor of La Patrie, Montreal French language daily, was feted at a testimonial dinner marking his 50 years of service with La Patrie and Montreal La Presse. He received a bronze plaque with his engraved profile by sculptor Alonzo Cing-Mars.
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MONTREAL
Oswald Mayrand
La Patrie
Le Patrie
Montreal La Presse
Mayrand
Alonzo Cing-Mars
Nomination flood for Oct by elections in Quebec and Ontario
Ottawa Oct 3 Fifteen candidates four seats contest Oct 16 by elections in Rimouski Joliette Montcalm Saint Marys Welland Welland vacancies created by deaths and resignations Liberal, unofficial Liberal, and Independent runs dominate. Nominations in Rimouski include Maurice Tessler Liberals and Joseph Harvey Rene Cates and Lucien Robitalle as Liberals or Independent. Montreal St Marys sees Liberals Independents and Republican and Insurance and publicist candidates. Joliette and Queens Island seat deaths create additional bylines.
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Rimouski
Joliette-L’Assomption-Montcalm
Montreal
St. Mary's
Progressive Conservative
CCF
Ontario
Welland
Labor
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W. H. McMilland
Liberal
Sam Hughes
Melvin Swart
CCP
Mel Doig
Labor-Progressive
Gleason Belzile
Abbott
Maurice Tessler
Joseph Harvey
Trois Pistoles
Rene Cates
Lucien Robitalle
St. Mary’s
O'Neil-Leonide Gingras
Emil Naud
Ignace Deslauriers
Hector Dupuis
Pierre Archambault
uadtor
Gaspard Fauteux
leutenant
Maurice Breton
Joliette
Wilfrid Guertin
Repentigny
Georges Emile Lapaime
Liberal party
J. L. Douglas
Prince Edward Island
Queens
JOLIETTE JOLIETTE
Que
A. Belanger
Joliette-L'Asemption- Moertcaim
Maurice’ Breton
Honeymoon Couple Injured In Alberta Car Crash
A Vulcan Alberta honeymoon couple, Elwood Mensinger and his 18 year old wife Joan, are hospitalised in Moose Jaw after a collision with a bread truck. Mrs Mensinger suffered head cuts and a fractured hand, while Elwood has a broken collar bone and other injuries. They were en route from Vulcan to Weyburn.
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Sask
Alberta
Elwood Mensinger
Joan Mensinger
Vulcan
Alta
Weyburn
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