Yugoslavia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Chile
Yugoslav foreign ministry announced that Belgrade would sever diplomatic relations with Chile after Chile expelled two Yugoslav diplomats. A Chilean government statement accused the Yugoslavs of a campaign against the United States and hemispheric defense plans through strikes and sabotage. The move follows sharp attacks from Chile and is described as hostile and aimed at unsettling cooperation among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ELGRADE
Yugoslav ministry of foreign affairs
Yugoslavia
Chile
foreign office
Dalibor Jasasa
legation
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Andret Cunju
Cunja
Jasasa
United States
Yugoslav foreign office
Belgrade
Communist party
Borba
MOSCOW
radio today
Chiles
Pravda
New York
Elderberry harvest and wine sparks in Waterloo County
In a Waterloo County note the elderberry plant draws attention as pickers scout berries by car across broad areas, with elderberries used for wine and desserts. The piece mentions elderberries paired with apples for a flavorful pie and hints at reader opinions in a continuing farm column.
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Kitchener
cour
stasorn
Waterloo
Pheemamr Cynon DRY
AUSTRALIA
Melhanime Argus
Fifteen Year Old Solves Meat Shortage Incident Bear Siege
Fifteen-year-old Brennan Drew, with his fox terrier, tracked and shot a 400-pound bear that had raided homes in the Glen Eagles district of West Vancouver on a Friday while both parents were in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEST VANCOUVER
B.C
Brennan Drew
Glen Eagles
Push Strike To The Limit In Quebec Packing Dispute
United Packinghouse Workers of America leaders in Montreal vow to defy Quebec labor law as a four week strike extends at Can ada Packers Limited Wilson Limited and Modern Packing Limited plants. An interim court injunction shifts strategy toward minimal picketing and skeleton watch groups. Police cleared pickets from plant streets while officials report rising turnout as the strike continues. In Williams Lake BC cattlemen discuss forcing market access past picket lines to move dormant beef amid feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Montreal
Quebec
Canada Packers Limited
Wilsil Limited
Modern Packing Limited
superior court
gravp
firma
ANGLE WILLIAMS LAKE
B.C
Get
T. P. Wisson
Kamloops
Wisson
Cariboo
Toronto Mayor to Resign for City Services Post
Toronto Oct 11 mayor Robert Hood Saunders plans to resign as mayor before month end to become the city’s director of services. The four man board of control, meeting Friday, unanimously chose Saunders for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORONTO
CULY
C.P
Robert Hood Saunders
fourman board of control
Saunders
Bargain Day Mass Marriage in Nanking
On Dec 11 359 couples in Nanking participated in a government sponsored mass wedding. Inflation pushes typical weddings to about 30,000,000 Chinese dollars while the mass ceremony cost 100,000 dollars per couple. Last year 73 couples joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NANKEING
China
Nanking
Chinese republic
Foreign Office Has No Official Knowledge of Arab Movements
London reports the foreign office denied any official knowledge of Arab troop movements toward Palestine. A press conference dismissed claims that withdrawing British troops would trigger an Arab Jewish war as mischievous. Officials noted possible but not probable armed conflict and cautioned against relying on unverified reports.
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WONDON
foreign office
Middle East
Palestine
BEYROUTH
Lebanon
Arab League of seven countries
league council
Riad Bey Es Solh
reputers
Ahmad Sharabatt
defence minster
Syria
Damascus
Svihim
United States
atrociues
officr
Jerusalem
informatin ellice
fide
Arabs vow to fight to keep Palestine Arab country
Calgary report says J Mertley Fowler world service secretary of the UMLC in Canada says Arabs in Palestine will fight to maintain Palestine as an Arab country. Fowler, who just returned from Palestine and Europe, spoke after visiting Calgary on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALGARY
C.P
Palestine
J. Mertley Fowler
world service
U.MLC
Canada
Fowler
Europe
700 Men Battle Black Hills Timber Fire
A force of 700 men fought a crown fire in the Black Hills 20 miles south of Deadwood. Lightning started the blaze, which had burned about 10,000 acres by midnight Friday near the Wyoming state line. Superintendent A Hoffman said bulldozers and firebreaks aimed to halt the flames in the dry treetops. only a few settlers inhabited the affected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEADWOOD
Black Hills
here
abgarver
Wyoming
A. Hoffman
Hearney National Park
Merry Monarch Plans Walk Today in Trafalgar Square
London reports the so called king plans a public stroll around Nelsons monument in Trafalgar Square to discuss the state of the realm. Police likely will move him on as times have changed. A 30 year old ex RAF lieutenant praises the cavalier lifestyle and urges a gay wander. The walk ends near Fleet Street where a policeman cautions him for parade rules and unauthorized proclamations. He then returns to northwest London to plan for a meeting under the Nelson column.
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LONDON
Charles 11
Nelsons monument
Trafalgar Square
Owen Roberts
fight leutenant
RAF
Downing Street
Drury Lene
Nel Gwynn
Flemt Street
Charles II
Nelson
No Herald on Monday Thanksgiving holiday notice
The Herald will not publish on Monday October 13 as Thanksgiving is observed as a statutory holiday. A dispatch from Socialist Agriculture in Moscow notes Soviet farmers harvested bread grains this year totaling 16,504,000 tonnes, exceeding last year’s output. no comparative figures are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
MOSCOW
Socialist Agriculture
U S May Buy Supplies Here to Aid Europe
Canadian observers say the United States will turn to outside suppliers, including Canada, to meet Marshall plan needs. Abbott warned Canadian living costs could rise, with Canada supplying exclusively goods rather than loans. He noted Britain’s role and Canada’s unique hemisphere position in aiding Europe.
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ROSS MUNRO
OTTAWA
Oct
C.P
United States
Canada
Finance
Abbott
western Europe
U.S
western hemisphere
minster
Argentina
Europe
OFtawa
Britain
Cimathan
Britsim
Unites States
Statement Proves To Be Disappointing In Britain Cripps Speech
Sir Stafford Cripps told a Buxton conference that Britain cannot borrow beyond limited reserves and must starve or beg unless it can sell products in right foreign markets. He urged economy, efficiency, and modern methods as older industries lack scientific drive. He warned Britain is not producing or selling enough to live.
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BUXTON
Derby
England
Reuters
Stafford Cripps
Britain
atl
United States
Stafford
U N Calls for Palestine Partition Solution at Session
The U N session heard Herschel Johnson say the United States endorses the basic ideas of partition and would back a U N effort to aid Jews and Arabs in settling Palestine while avoiding force. He suggested a possible U N police or constabulary to keep order, but left key questions on enforcement and implementation unanswered.
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Herschel Johnson
United States
United Nations
Palestine
U.N
Holy Land
Johnson
Middle East
spe
Palestine special committee
Jewelah
entity
come mission
partitian
Communism Debate Defines Ontario Labor Convention
At the Canadian Congress of Labor session in Toronto the anti Communist majority prevailed over pro Reds in four key votes on communism within unions. President A R Mosher won a seventh term. George Burt was ousted for opposing anti Communist resolutions. The convention urged parliament to reimpose price controls, subsidies for essentials, and rental controls while seeking wage and hour reforms and better working conditions.
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TORONTO
C.P.i
Canadian Congress of Labor
C.C.L
congress
A. R. Mosher
BURT
George Burt
United Automobile Workers of America
CCL
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Trades and Labor Conc tges
Caada
bard
CC.L
C.C L
Us Collenan Hamilton
U S Distillers Agree to 60 Day Shutdown
United States distillers approve a sixty day shutdown after a proposal by committee chair Cowles. Reports note protests by registered owners and a surge in discussions on meatless days and production adjustments. The plan includes a headline improvement in corn output and a shift in midwest supply expectations.
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U.S
Ideal Citizen in Ottawa Pays Taxes in Error
In Nepean Township Od tl-WP Suburban Nepean, A Marts the township clerk noted a clerical error where a taxpayer received an extra tax bill meant for another man with the same surname. The man paid the taxes and commented that taxes seem higher, while council arranged a rebate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA
Nepean
Marts
Council
New Needle Free Injection Method Unveiled by U Tennes
Memphis Tenn Oct 11 The University of Tennessee College of Medicine discussed a nearly painless skin injection using a hypospray device that fires a medicine filled bullet into body tissues. A fine spray is driven under pressure through a tiny skin hole, leaving a hole about 150th the size of a traditional needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEMPHIS
Tenn
University of Tennessee college of medicine
C L Warehouse Razed By Flames Damages at Vancouver Factory
A spectacular fire destroyed the Terminal Arcade warehouse of Canadian Industries Limited in Vancouver. Damage estimated over $80,000 with more than $40,000 of refrigerators chemicals and industrial acids consumed. Firemen battled hazardous gases and explosions from acid containers as officials noted no explosives were stored.
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VANCOUVER
Get
Canadian Industries Limited
Wisbinze
Workers Way Pell Out of a Poronto
The United Automobile Workers may pull out of the Canaan Congress of Labor after George Burt was not re elected to the executive board as Roy England Local 200 chief notes. In other items a fatal accident ends a cardboard spinning expedition and a rescue flight plans further supplies if weather allows. Montreal sees more packinghouse workers returning to jobs despite union threats. Prison escapes at Burwash rise to four this week. Crown closes the case against Charles Martin for the murder of Joseph Grant. Newsprint prices likely hold until January per a U S committee chair in Fort William.
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AUCTO
PORONTO
Oct
ICP
The
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
Canaan Congress of Labor
George Burt
Roy England
anion
Coronto Children’s Vd Society
Chifford WeVarun
ANON TURNER
ARCTIC BAY
WENNIPUG
Canon John 4. Turner
Motfate Inlet
Aretis Cyrete
Wette Bay
PO. Rob Race
Churchill, Main
MONTREAL
Pi—Packinghouse company
Sch
lveger
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Quebec
BURWASH SUDBURY
Burwash Industral Farm
reform institution
Charles Martin
Vancouver
Joseph Grant
FORT WILLIAM
C.P
Clarence Brown
United States
house of representatives
Brown
Toronto
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G.B
Save Grain
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aislitte
Leto
Chaisman
Ormeiadien
sPa
midwest
vorn
Luckman committee
LN B.C. VANCOUVER
Ortil
C. &. Cheshire
Brietain
bomber command
Slovan
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