Stern Gang Terrorists Break Jail
About 120 Sternist inmates escaped from Jaffa jail after overpowering guards and firing on the area. Many returned to the jail or swam at the sea, while top leaders were held elsewhere. Israel has outlawed the organization amid the Bernadotte assassination aftermath. Military police reinforced to seal the waterfront district. Both sides avoided overt violence as cordons tightened.
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BL AVIV
C.P
Jaffa
Folke Rer- Maiotte
United Nations
Bernadotte
Natman Friedman-Yellin
Stern
Israel
will
Arag
No More Alaska For Me Says Louise McComas
Louise McComas, age one, central to Gustav Wiegner’s trial for the riffe death of her father, boarded a plane to Dayton Ohio amid comments that she wants no more Alaska. Wiegner, convicted of manslaughter, was sent to serve a two year term in New Westminster BC after the Aug. 9 Alaska Highway killing of John McComas during a family trip.
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PRINCE GEORGE
EB. C
Louise McComas
Gustav Wiegner
Dayton
Ohio
Alaska
Edmonton
Wiesner
Col Cartwright Remembered By Yukon Gold Rush Era Officers
The piece recalls Col. FP L Cartwright a long serving inspector of the North West Mounted Police who died at 73. Son of Sir Richard Cartwright he joined the force in 1897 and served in Yukon duties including customs, banking gold dust, law enforcement and even burying those who fell behind. Soapy Smith figures in recollections of the era.
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Skagway
FP. L. Cartwright
North West Mounted Police
Col. Cartwright
White Pass
Richard Cartwright
Wilfrid Laurier
Col
Cartwright
Yukon
Canada
Yuoun
Col. Gartwyignt
Soapy Smith
Left Hand Continuation on Back Page
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Berlin crisis talks raise hope for compromise
Paris reports that security council president Juan Bramuglia of Argentina met Soviet officials in efforts to mediate the Berlin crisis. While no solid progress is confirmed, sources say the talks are going along and Moscow may receive six power proposals. Bramuglia hopes a face-saving formula might end the blockade and trigger a foreign ministers council.
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PARIS
Berlin
security council
Juan Bramuglia
Argentina
Vishinsky
Bramuglia
Moscow
Russia
Bramugna
council
China
Canada
Belgium
Colombia
Syria
foreign minster council
foreign ministers council
Bra
TLANDUDNO
Wales
Winston Churchill
United States
Europe
Conservative party
Churchill
United Nations
Austin
Newspaper Holiday Notice for Thanksgiving Monday
The Herald will not publish on Monday October 11 a statutory holiday. The notice states no issue will be produced on Thanksgiving Day.
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Herald
Dr Donnelly Dies Suddenly at Ottawa Hospital
Dr Thos F Donnelly 74 longtime Liberal MP for Wood Mountain Saskatchewan and chair of the Canadian Farm Loan Board died suddenly in Ottawa hospital. Survivors include his widow Ella Boehme of Kinende Saskatchewan three daughters and one son Dr T G Donnelly of Ocean Falls BC.
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OTTAWA
Thos. F. Donnelly
chaiman
Canadian Farm Loan Board
house of commons
Saskatchewan
Wood Mountain
Ella Boehme
Kinende, Sask
T. G. Donnelly
Ocean Falls
B.C
Indians edge Red Sox 2-1 as Doby homers for margin win
Cleveland beat Boston 2-1 behind Steve Gromek’s seven hit effort. Larry Doby hit a 400-foot homer in the third for the decisive margin. Manager Boudreau drove in the first run with a double. Johnny Sain pitched well for Boston in defeat as Cleveland nears a World Series lead. Attendance set an unofficial record for the series with 78,000-plus fans at Municipal Stadium.
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Mistral STADIUM
Cleveland
A.P
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Johnny Sain
Larry Daley
fleet negro
Indians
Jai Bourdreau
Dale Hitchell
Gromek
inmitaus
Boudreau
Bobby Feller
Braves
Feller
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
oighthander
Philadelphia
Truman Planned Mission To Stalin Amid Crisis Talk
President Truman and Secretary Marshall met in Washington to discuss the unfolding international crisis. Rumors circulated that a plan to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow for talks with Stalin had been considered but not confirmed. Officials indicated the idea has likely been abandoned and would not reflect current policy.
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ASHINGTON
C.P
Truman
Marshall
Paris
United Nations
WASHINGTON
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred Vinson
Moscow
Stalin
Vinson
Russia
nob
Beth Seadeck
White House
state department
Marsnad
Marsnall
iis
United
Trouble With Nudist Colony Detour Blocks Historic Trail
ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY Oct 944 A New Jersey hiking club complains of a mile long detour on the old Appalachian Trail to bypass a nudist colony. Union County Hiking Club President Lewis Rosenbent says members will halt the path with axes and matchets rather than hike fully unclothed along the section now owned by the nudists.
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ELIZABETH
New Jersey
Lewis Rosenbent
Union County Hiking Club
mike
Communism Showdown at Canadian Labor Congress
Toronto October 9. The Canadian Congress of Labor faces a heated showdown over communism as about 750 delegates prepare to decide whether to reinstate the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers amid suspensions tied to Communist influence. Resolutions urge reinstatement and probe credentials, while other planks push eight hour day, higher wages, equal pay, and federal labor reforms.
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TORONTO
Canadian Congress of Labor
G.C.L
International Union of Mine
C.C.S
Smelters Union
congress
rindshin
Canada
Riugssia
Newcastle
Alta
United Mine Workers
i Almerca
national labor code
organic lapor
CCL
CCF
Prairie provinces seek CPP railway tax remedy study
Western governments urge federal action to end statutory discrimination allowing Canadian Pacific Railway property tax exemptions. Joint draft submission prepared by Alberta Saskatchewan premiers Garson said, aiming to allow western municipalities to tax railway property. Major warehouse fire in Durham destroys Solomal Food Stores facilities with losses estimated at 3 to 5 million dollars.
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WINNIPEG
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Premer Stuart Garson
New Rapid Fire Pea Shooter Displays in Chicago
In Chicago on October 3, a new rapid fire pea shooter enters the scene. A plastic tubing weapon with a central hopper and a 250 shot capacity is marketed as an atomic age repeater. It feeds one shot per trigger pull and is described as inverted E shaped, though it faces restrictions from schoolroom enthusiasts.
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CHICAGO
Rail Strikes Hit France Across The Nation
Paris October 9 sporadic rail strikes sparked by communists hit France amid a six day red mine strike hurting the economy. Strikes halted work at Mulhouse Reims Blaimville Chambery Grenoble Calais St Omer Cherbourg Gare d Est saw walkouts. Generale du Travail organized the action pushing a 40 hour week three months of vacation with pay and a 25000 franc monthly minimum. The mine stoppage claimed and killed a worker near Metz as crowds attacked police and officials.
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PARIS
France
Mulhouse
Reims
Blaimville
Nancy
Chambery
Grenoble
Calais
St. Omer
Cherbourg
DATtIA
confederation Generale du Travail
Duncan Cameron former Manitoba legislator dies in Toronto
Duncan Cameron, former Winnipeg member of the Manitoba legislature, died in Toronto yesterday at age 84. He led Adams Coal Company of Winnipeg for 40 years before retiring in 1943, and earlier served on Winnipeg school board and chamber of commerce.
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TORONTO
Duncan Cameron
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Adams Coal Company
Scotland
Winnig
chamber of commerce
Planes and ships seek eight vessels in distress
Vancouver island to Alaska gulf waters echo with distress signals from eight ships as overnight gales up to 50 mph crash through Georgia and Queen Charlotte straits. Coastal planes and vessels comb the area in a coordinated search.
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VANCOUVER
Leares
Pacific
VaNcOuver Island
Alaska gulf
Georgia
Queen Charlotte straits
PARIS
Britain
Russia
Sir Landley Shawcross
Sovet
atoomic energy
KINGSTON
Jamaica
U.P
Ivan Marlin
Lime Kay
SRAIL
Consolidated alining and Smelling company
Wiliam Berry Smith
EDMONTON
GAct
Eileen Newnham
MacKinnon
federal
London
Kenneth Darling
Emerson
Man
CHURCHILL
AMARYLLIS
OTTAWA
Amarylis
Darry Hudson
Queen Charlotte Strait
Nama
Steveson
MICHAEL LINTNER
KANSAS
EDMONSON
Norton
Michael
Vol A
Lintner
ahing
Netven
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Rhodes
Ontario
Turkey Breeders’ Association
Russell Munroe
Kogawong
Matutouiin Island
Ont
U.S
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
APPY
Attlee
board of trade
Downing Street
Lord Jowitt
Harold Wilson
John W Belcher
Belcher
Jord
T. F. Donnelly
Ottawa Hospital
Doby
Sain
Homer
Marv Rickert
Masi
Hogan
Mary Rickert
Rickert
Milwaukee
Jeff Heath
DUBY
Say Truman
Near
C.C.L
C.P.R
DURHAM
N.C
Solomal Frod
Red
Gare d' Est
Hast
Metz
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