Word From Arctic On Canon Turner Wounded Mission
Report says Canon John H. Turner gravely wounded at Moffat Inlet Anglican mission. Paratroopers and a doctor reached the area by Dakota aircraft and planned wireless link within 40 hours to learn his condition and arrange transport to a medical center.
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ORAL HARBOR
Canon John H. Turner
Moffat Inlet
Arctic circle
Ross Willoughby
Canon Turner
RCAF Dakota
Maj
George Flint
Rivers
Man
Southampton Island
Coral Harbor
Flint
mission
Eskimos
Semple Challenges MP to Month in Huntly Mines
New Zealand minister Obert Semple, 73, dares A Sutherland, 65, to join him in Huntly coal mines for a month after the session to prove who can haul more coal. Semple, defending his vigor, recalls his past as a champion tunneller leading cooperative tunneling gangs.
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OBERT SEMPLE
Jana
munster
A. &. Sutherland
himsirig
Semple
Sutherland
Huntly
watchgs
The Left Hand Continued on Back Page
The fragment shows a heading about the left hand with a note that the piece continues on the back page, indicating a feature or column split across pages.
Plum Colored Suit Creates Stir at London Stock Exchange
London brokers gasped when a colleague arrived in a plum colored suit on Throgmorton Street. They stripped off his coat collar and tie. Traders, mostly in silk hats and striped trousers, noted that many wear suits too loud for The City.
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LONDON
London stock exchange
Throgmorton Street
Winnipeg divorcee stabbed to death in downtown home
Elsie Francis Walker also known as Mrs Tasker was found slain in her Young Street residence late Saturday. Police say all eight knife wounds point to murder, with motive unclear and no arrests yet. Neighbors and relatives recall a worried, afraid demeanor before her death.
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WINNIPEG
Elsie Francis Walker
Ben Batts
Tasker
Young Street
Emily Chappe
Lorena Jones
Charles Maciver
Tear gas used to quell Burwash jail farm disturbance
Sudbury Ont October 6 tear gas bombs quelled a five man escape attempt and a two day standstill at Burwash industrial farm 20 miles southeast of Sudbury Guards backed by 16 provincial police and 17 company police forced inmates in camp No 2 to surrender Most inmates returned to cells with some held for later round up A three man commission is at the scene to investigate the disturbance involving about 125 prisoners.
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Sudbury
Ont
M. H. Campbell
here
city and International Nickel Company
camp No. 2
Gwyards
Ralph Ayres
T. H. Wilkinson
Sud
George Dunbar
Ontario
reform institutions
C. F. Neelands
Sudbury Star
Toronto
Star
Truman Calls Nation to Food Saving Plan
President Truman appeals for a weekly meatless Tuesday and poultry and eggs free Thursday pledge. He orders grain exchanges to raise down payments to at least one third and urges the dis tiling industry to shut for 60 days in addition to a 50 percent curtailment already pledged.
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WASHINGTON
Trignan Soundsy
Truman
White House
Charles Luckman
Citizens Foods committee
Yankees World Champs In Seventh Game Victory
Behind relief work by Joe Page the New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 2 to win the world series in seven games before a crowd of 1548 at Yankee Stadium. The series receipts set a record totaling over 2 million dollars.
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ANKEE STADIUM
New York
Joe Page
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bndie Muksin
Dodger
Yanks
TSA
Frank Shea
LARRY MacPHAIL
Newark Yankees
Brooklyn Dodger
YAnkee
A. B. Chandler
feo lancbill
Acquit Heiress and Lover of Parents Yacht Murder
Louise Overell and her year old partner George Gallum were found not guilty on all charges in the Newport Harbor yacht murder of financier Walter Overell and his wife. The verdict ends a 19 week trial that turned Santa Ana into carnival town and drew 3,300 spectators. Louise said she will not marry Gallum and the engagement planned for her 21st birthday last April 30 was halted.
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SANTA ANA
Calif
A.P.i
Louise Overell
Vic
George
Bud) Gallum
Walter FB. Overell
United States
CHLER
Bedlam
Louise
mary Gollum
antdding
Newport Harbor
Kenneth Morrison
Eugene Walliams
Overell
United Nations Faces Partition Debate Amid Global Tensions
U S officials and Zionist leaders weigh partition of Palestine as Arabs threaten force. Russia and nine nation bloc cloud UN proceedings. Debates in the political committee intensify with Canada among speakers as a Security Council seat stalemate persists.
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LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
cireley
United States
United Nations commission
Palestine
Jewish agency for Palestine
Marshall
as Semply
Andre
Vishinsky
nine nation
Communist international front
Moscow
U.N
Europe
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Canada
general assembly
Ukraine
India
security council
Russia
Herald Comics Section Debuts New “They’ll Do it Every Time”
The Herald announces a new addition to its comics and humor pages featuring Jimmy Harrs "They’ll Do it Every Time" with daily fresh ideas sourced from 6,000 reader submissions. Appears on Page 10 for today.
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Herald
Jimmy Harres
Lethbridge man dies after being hit by car on Magrath Highway
Arthur Raymond Brown 22 a public works employee in Coleman died after a vehicle driven by James Murray Davis struck him near the Litt Ave and 1st Street intersection on the Magrath Highway. Bad weather and rain reduced visibility. Brown was taken to Gale Hospital where he died. An inquest was opened by Coroner Dr Walker and funeral arrangements are pending.
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provincial department of public works
Coleman
Litt
dee partent of public works
Lethbridge
Davis
Kenyon Pield
7th Ave
23rd Street
Mr. Davis
Gale
tebe
FM Chiate
Chiristensel
Mons das
Walker
Disembarkation of Polish Jewish Orphans Near Canada
About 1495 passengers aboard the Heer Aquatama when docking today. Several Polish figures and 13 Jewish orphans will live with Canadian families as they travel across Canada and the United States. Party included prominent business and political figures among the travelers.
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HALIPAN
Canada
United States
Poland
Reds Revive Comintern in Europe Fight Against U S Imperialism
In a Warsaw conference report, Communist leaders from Russia and eight European nations announce a revived international organization to unite parties under Soviet leadership. An information bureau in Belgrade will coordinate actions and share strategies, aiming to undermine the Marshall Plan and the Truman Doctrine.
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Associated Press
OSCOW
United States
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Pravda
iternas tional organization
Warsaw
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Suigana
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Helgrade
Minster Athee
Britain
Paul Ramiadier
Leon Blum
Kurt Schumacher
Social Democratic party
Germany
Steamer Fault Causes Seaplane Crash on Kanawha River
In Charleston West Virginia an accidental incident occurred when a steamboat struck a seaplane near South Charleston. Pilot Frank Isaacs misjudged aerial wires over the Kanawha river and crash landed, receiving treatment for ear cuts.
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CHARLESTON
W. Va
Mascot Flying School
Frank Issacs
Kanawha
Isaacs
Meat Shortage Threat From Canada Wide Picket Plan
British Columbians faced a potential meat shortage as a province wide picket plan threatened to halt all fresh meat sources. International representative William Symington said pickets would target packing plants railroads highways and some butcher shops with a wage dispute driving the action. Independent plants Gainer's Fletcher's Alberta Meat Co and Pacific Meat Co would host pickets and about 125 workers at the first three plants planned to strike. Hospitals would still receive shipments from Garner's. The walkout could spread as 12,000 workers across Burns and Company Swift Canadian and Canada Packers face disruption with 12 independents already set to join. The total number involved may grow to 21 independents with 3,500 members.
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William Symington
Pmited Packinghouse Workers of America
CTO
Vancouver
Symington
U.P.W
Gainer’s
Fletcher's
Alberta Meat Co
Pacific Meat Co., Ltd
Garner’s
Burns and Company
Swift Canadian
Canada Packers
Wweals
Sask government may take over strike bound meat plants
Reports from Vauncotver indicate cabinet discussed a plan to place meat plants under government control in Saskatchewan to meet union demands for higher wages. The move would involve workers managing the facilities as strikes loom in the prairie province.
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VAUNCOTVER
C.Pi—I
Saskatchewth
praine
Saskatchewan
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