Chambers To Hang Dec 8 For Tot Death
In CATHARINES ONT Ontario jurors find Sydney George Chambers guilty of murdering nine year old Mariat Rustak last Dec 23. He faces the death penalty with a sentence set for December 3. A taxi driver testified the girl was seen with a man not Chambers the night she disappeared. The body was never found despite police searches.
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SYDNEY GEORGE CHAMBERS
Marian Rusnak
St. Catharines
Chambers
Justice Mackay
Toronto
Yugoslav Community Shrinking Amid Emigration Trends
The Left Hand Corner notes a decline in New Zealand's Yugoslav born residents, with about 3,000 in the country and many leaving by ship or planning to return. After World War I arrivals, they worked hard in breaking poor land in the North Auckland peninsula but remained in ethnic groups, prompting immigration committees to favor Northern Europe over the Balkans. Some had lived in NZ nearly 40 years, and letters from Yugoslavia claim wages and living conditions are improving there as more seek Canada.
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Yugoslavia
New Zealand
Auckland
commissions on immigration
Europe
Balkan
Canada
Zea
Ottawa's Hands Tied as Western Firms Walkout Expands
The 12,000 United Packinghouse Workers of America members strike against Swift Canadian Canada Packers and Burny and Company enters its fourth week across 24 plants in eight provinces. Provinces fail to agree on concerted action. Quebec appeals for lawful restraint. Prince Edward Island runs Canada Packers plant under government control. Brandon and Winnipeg independents vote 100 percent to join the walkout. Meat shortages loom as stocks run low. a federal conciliator is expected to be appointed soon to pave a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Packinghouse Workers of America
C,LO
Swift Canadian
Canada Packers and Burny and Company
Quebec
Duplessis
Barrette
Dupléssis
Prince Edward Island
Canada Packers
Charlottetown
Western Canada
independent packing plants
George Wright
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Canada
U.F.C
WINNIPEG
George Stapleton
Independent Packinghouse Workers of America
Brandon
Toronto
Manitoba
CALGARY
Fred Dowling
C.I.0
Uneasy Quiet At Jail Farm Near Sudbury
Sudbury Ontario reports an uneasy quiet at Burwash Industrial Farm with 723 prisoners under reinforced guard. An escapee, Theodore Dockstader, was recaptured as a three man commission works on a report for the Department of Reform Institutions amid potential disturbances. In Rochester New York a sulphur dioxide leak from a refrigeration system sickened one woman and affected about 29 apartments with six firemen injured.
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SUDBURY
Ont
C.P.J
Burwash
Theodore Dockstader
here
special commission
department of reform institutions
FAMES
ROCHESTER
N.Y
Danish Premier Kristrensen Seeks Early Elections
The Danish premier Knud Kristensen, leading a minority government, gained King Frederik II's permission to call new elections amid a no‑confidence crisis over South Schleswig policy. The lower chamber dissolved, setting a trustee period until results are announced and a formal resignation follows.
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COPENHAGEN
Knud Kristensen
Frederik II
pet anicts
Kkatetsen
South Schleswig
Kristensen
Social Demorats
Communists
Radical Left
Wilhelm Bubbl
Frederik
Liberal party
Ontario Beet Harvest to Start Next Week
Ontario sugar beet harvest for 16 000 acres will begin next week. Growers planted 5 000 acres less than last year. Recent rains increased the estimated yield to about nine tons per acre.
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ONTARIO
CHATHAM
Ont
Wage increase sought for 700000 miners in nationalized mines
London report says the executive committee of the National Union of Mine Workers proposed a weekly wage rise of £1 for over 700,000 workers in nationalized mines. Most underground workers earn about £5 ($20) weekly and surface workers £4. Five day week with 72 hour shifts.
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LONDON
National Union of Mine Workers
Labor Court Mooted in British Columbia Reform Plan
Vancouver October 4 Premier John Hart may order creation of a special labor court to fix defects in the administration of the new labor code. The proposed court would have streamlined rules and exclusive jurisdiction over disputes under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act known as Bull 39, aiming to prevent delays in ordinary courts.
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VANCOUVER
British Columbia
John Hart
Indian acquitted in manslaughter case at Ocean Falls
Stanley Cecil Shaw, an Indian, was acquitted at the assize court in Prince Albert on a manslaughter charge connected to the death of Steve Rachinsky of Mundare. The incident involved Shaw shoving Rachinsky into Ocean Falls harbor. Justice J Q Wilson called Shaw very lucky upon his release.
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PRINCE ALBERT
B.C
Stanley Cecil Shaw
assize court
Steve Rachinsky
Mundare
Alta. Shaw
Rachinsky
Ocean Falls
J. QO. Wilson
Shaw
Churchill Calls Conservatives to be Ready for Election
Winston Churchill urged the Conservative Party to prepare for a general election anytime this year or next, accusing the Labour government of ruin and warning Burma and Indian masses of looming danger. He condemned wasteful overseas spending and sought counter claims on postwar debts while defending imperial trade preferences amid calls for Palestine withdrawal and German occupation cuts.
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CONSERVATIVE PARTY
BRIGHTON
Sussex
England
Winston Churchill
Burma
followeng
Britain
petit
Attlee
Churchill
house of commons
Harold MacMillan
Palestine
Germany
Canadian Spy Trials Stir Red Intrigue in Britain
At a Conservative conference in Brighton Sussex England a resolution cited Canadian spy trials as evidence of Communist intrigue and urged plans to combat anti democratic threats in the UK and dominions. Anthony Gorman said the world learned of a 24 year Communist network in Canada and drew parallels to Canada being a country with a similar outlook. Igor Gousenko testified to Soviet efforts and a fifth column aiming to sow unrest in Ottawa.
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BRIGHTON
Sussex
England
cone sentiryO
hen
United Kingdom
dominions
Henry Hornyold-Strickland
Anthony Gorman
Nottingham
Caraida
Canada
Igor Gousenko
Ottawa
fifth column
Alberta Liberals Plan Fall Drive in Calgary
J Harper Prowse MLA announced the Alberta Liberal Association has completed plans for an intensive organization drive after a summer of behind the scenes work. Radio publicity and a province wide series of public meetings are planned to boost the new party of youth and vision.
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CALGARY
Alberta Liberal Association
bux
J. Harper Prowse
Secial Credit
Prowse
Atberta Liberal party
wnt
German Nobel Prize Winner Max Planck Dies at 88
Berlin reports the death of Max Planck, 88, the German physicist and Nobel laureate of 1918. Planck helped found quantum theory and influenced the development of atomic science alongside peers including Albert Einstein, earning high honors in science societies on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Max Planck
BERLIN
Max
Planck
Albert Finstein
butut
Atlantic
Peace at UN fuels clashes as press freedom debate rages
United Nations sessions in Lake Success stage a sharp US Russia clash over free press vs totalitarian control. Mrs Roosevelt leads the American fight against the Soviet bid to mobilize world media against fascism. Spank condemns Yugoslavia’s refusal to cooperate with UN probes, while Greece tensions and Indian communal violence spark genocide concerns in committee discussions.
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LAKE SUCCESS
United Natons general assembly
ard
Paul Hellel Spank
Belgium
general assembly
United States
Roosevelt
U.N. committee
U.N
YUGOSLAVIA
Spank
Taigston
security council
Ehreste
Ukraine
Dmitri Manuilsky
Greece
INDIA
United Nations
Pakistan
Abdusattar Piranda
Piranda
Take Off For Moffat Inlet
The RCAF Dakota transports four Canadian paratroopers to drop on Moffat Inlet 40 miles north of the Arctic Circle to aid Canon John Turner. Turner, wounded last month by a self-inflicted rifle shot, is at a lonely mission post with his family and Eskimo helpers during a 2,900 pound supply drop expected around 12:48 a.m. local time from Coral Harbor airstrip.
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CHURCHILL
Man
RCAF
Dakota
Moffat Inlet
Arctic Circle
Engikta
tolay
Coral Harbor air strip
Canon John H. Turner
lonely mission post
Canon Turner
mission post
here
EDMONTON
MAS.T
Jona H. Turner
BURWASH
SUDBURY
Ont
Qet
Ontario
United States
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
guerri
H.Q
VIENNA
Oet
interior ministry
Communist party
Frohtileiten
Pex
CRIPPS
CARDIFF tes
stafford Cripps
Winston Churchill
Sadr
BRUSSELS
Reuters
Virton
Belgium
Virten
MUKDEN
PEIPING
sid panice aiticken clivilatts
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Jail Farm
Canadian Weekly Newspapers association
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Hugh Templin
News-Record
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Ralph E. White
Sentinel
Kamloops
Mefcat
Herald
Elmwood
Katharine A. Marston
Express
Elora
John A. Marsh
Echo
Amherstburg
Mrs. ©. Charters
Conservator
Brampton
E.G. Quick
Review
Weyburn
Sask
Edgar Dunning
Optimist
Ladner
R. W. Tuckwell
Pilot Mound
A. L. Miller
Record
Jarvis
Dominion Bureau of Statetics
Prices Board
SULLIVAN
Ind
James R. Riggs
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Brooklyn
Shea and
Robinson
Barney, Hatten
Casey
Edwards
BEETS FIELD
Spec Shea
New York Yankees
Yanks
preg
Stirnweiss
Henrich
Stittwéles
Lindell
DiMaggin
McQuinn
Barney
Stirn
VANKS
eampire
said Inrards
WINSTON
Alberta
Liberals
WARMONGER
George A. Flint
Montreal
army
joint army air training school
Rivers, Man
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