Vishinsky Maintains His Silence At UN Berlin Crisis
Sir Alexander Cadogan told the United Nations Security Council that Western powers must act to counter the Soviet blockade of Berlin or risk force. Andrei Vishinsky sat in silence, listening with a grim face as the debate opened on the Berlin crisis. Parodi blamed Moscow for the danger, urging clear action to defend Western rights in Berlin.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
France
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Alexandre Parodi
Left Hand Corner satire on Health Act myths in Rome
In sweltering Rome the Ottawa Journal notes R Anburin Bevan’s holiday legacy triggers chemists’ debates. Poorer districts misinterpret the National Health Act, with women seeking medicines in chemists shops and arguing when asked for prescriptions. They assume payroll deductions grant extra rights, a notion the piece lampoons as old country crime lore shifts.
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Marshall Is Called Home
Washington Oct 6 The day’s headlines centered on John L. Lewis criticism of President Truman and the broader international crisis. Secretary of State Marshall was recalled from Paris by Truman to Albany NY and cancelled New York engagements. Some see this as politically significant though officials say no special meaning.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
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Dewey
United Nations
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Albany
MARSHALL
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Dulles
White House
Wheat Piles in Alberta Fields Reach Millions
Agricultural officials report that 40 to 45 million bushels of wheat on the Lethbridge railway division were left in large field piles after a rain and storm struck southern Alberta. Officials estimate farm owners hold well over 10 million dollars worth of wheat in piles, with piles described as dry and sloped to shed rain. A Milk River farmer, D. Atkinson, piled over 20,000 bushels near his farm before moving grain to his granaries.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
D. Atkinson
Milk River
Russian Air Strength Big Russian Air Strength Big
Berlin dispatch reports copies of the American Superfortress in Germany for the first time. Lieut. Martin Von Rosenberg of New York says recast versions of the giant four engined plane flew high over Berlin. Planes formed with attack bombers resembling A-20s and likely took part in air maneuvers. An unidentified high ranking officer says the Russians have about 450 planes in the eastern zone.
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Martin Von Rosenberg
New York
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Canadians Stay Put Amid Housing Boom and Shortages
A Canadian Press survey finds most Canadians remain in place due to a lack of better options despite thousands of new homes. CMHC reports 21990 houses completed in the first half in towns and cities, 3000 more than last year, with 30528 completed in villages. Starts total 24000 in cities and towns and 39768 in villages. Many moves involve converting existing structures or winterizing cottages. some families relocate from country to urban areas. Population growth is cited as the main shortage driver.
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Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Hospital In Flames Path Forces Through Bush to Reach Trapped Men
Police and forest rangers push through blazing Manitoba bush to reach two men trapped as flames spread. Lake fishermen urged to return home to help battle the wildfire emergency.
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Firefighters trapped as wall of flame closes circle near Fisherton
Manitoba fires trap a group of firefighters inside a searing ring while three fires converge. R.C.M.P. and forest rangers push through flaming brush to reach them, hoping to create an escape path. Nearby an Indian hospital en route to Dallas fears embers may threaten patients and staff if winds shift, prompting cautious evacuation plans.
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W. Schortinghuis
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200 Reported Killed in Iran Earthquake
A Meshed dispatch reports 200 people killed with thousands injured after a midnight earthquake. Parts of the Gowhar Shad Mosque collapsed in Meshed, capital of Khorsan province, as strong tremors were felt from various observatories.
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Boston Braves edge Indians 1 0 in World Series opener
In Boston at Field, Oct 6, Phil Masi scored the only run in the eighth as Johnny Sain outpitched Bob Feller in a pitchers duel. Feller held the Braves hitless four innings, while Sain benefited from a Salkeld walk and Holmes’ two out single after H. S. Listz ran for Masi.
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Johnny Sain
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Art Nehl
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Joe Bush
New York Yankees
BH Salkeld
Billy Southworth
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Masi
Lou Boudreau
Eddie Stanky
big dolmes
Urges Resolution Against Franco Be Rescinded
NEW YORK Oct 6 The New York Times reports Paris dispatch that UK and France weigh asking the UN to rescind its Dec 12 1948 resolution urging withdrawal of ministers from Madrid until Franco is ousted. Bevin and Schuman reportedly hesitant to sponsor the move. The proposal seen as a step toward international rehabilitation.
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Paris
Meushad
France
United Nations Assembly
reseIna
Marshell
Soviet Fighters Buzz Two U S Planes Over China
Soviet pilots clashed with two American passenger planes near Manchuria while flying migrants from Mukden to Port Arthur. The encounter occurred between Mukden and Tsingtao with reports placing it near occupied Port Arthur.
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China
B-29 Bomber Crash Kills Eight Near Waycross Georgia
A B-29 bomber crashed today near the edge of a swamp outside Waycross Georgia, killing eight aboard while four crew including Capt. H. W. Moore of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania bailed out safely. Eyewitnesses reported the aircraft exploded in the air before the crash.
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Toronto Daily Star
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