24 Die In Four Plane Crashes Across World
Widely separated crashes kill 24 as a JU-52 in Morocco near Seffron claims 16 lives including US vice-consul Carlin C. Treat. In Virginia two crashes kill five aboard an army B-25 while an Eastern Air Lines DC-4 spares 26. In Illinois residents report meat shortage relief via a flock of ducks harmed by lights.
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Morocco
England
United States
Seffron
alrilner
North Yorkshire
Alexandria
Eastern Air Lines
RABAT
air opean
Carlin C. Treat
Casablanca
roers
Washinn
Miami
New York
Atlanta
here
B. Camera
Allentown
Marvin Edward
Streetbar
Langley Field
Andrew Field
Washington
AURORA
Ill
Wilder Street
Higher salmon prices seen in Canada
Vancouver dispatch reports that British Columbia may see higher salmon prices for consumers after Ottawa dropped a subsidy to fishers. An industry spokesman says ceiling prices in domestic market packets were raised but pass-through to shoppers is uncertain.
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VANCOUVER
Qet
C. P
British Columbia
Threshing Machine Restored On Hibbert Township Farm
The Dalrymple family on Lot 5 Concession 12 Hibbert Township Ontario has restored an 1881 threshing machine once used by the late William Dalrymple. They added a self feeder grain elevator and blower and built a buckrake, reducing crew from eighteen to four men and two horses. The Sarnia made machine originally used horse power, then a steam engine around 1900, and after years of idle, is back in service with tools.
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Hugh Dalrymple
William Murray Dalrymple
Hibbert township
Ontario
William Dalrymple
Sarnia
Controls To Be Continued In Portage By-Election Context
Winnipeg report notes Finance Minister Tinley told a Charleswood campaign meeting supporting Liberal candidate J Wood in Portage by election that price controls will persist while shortages exist. He forecasts near surplus next year despite a 200 million dollar deficit and defends current spending. Milk subsidies were cut to shift costs to consumers. total subsidies exceed 40 million annually.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
Tinley
Charleswood
Wood
Portage
Prairie
Tisley
Canada
Ine
Outlaw Bands Cut to Pieces Near Mount Olympus
Greek third army said central Macedonia bands were cut to pieces with remnants fleeing to cover in rugged terrain around Mount Olympus. Optimistic communique notes operations aimed at re-establishing the EU A.S. leftist resistance army failed.
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SALONTEA
Greece
Greek third army
Macedonia
Mount Olympus
EU.A.S
Eisenhowers Call on Queen Mary in London Visit
Gen and Mrs Eisenhower call on Queen Mary at Marlborough House London. They lunch with Marshal of the RAP Lord Tedder and Lady Tedder. Lord Tedder served as general's chief deputy at supreme Allied headquarters during World War II.
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EISENHOWER
QUEEN MARY
LONDON
Marlborough
Marshal of the RAP
Lord Tedder
Lady Tedder
supreme Allied headquarters
French Referendum Seen Approving Despite De Gaulle Warning
Paris. Predominant forecasts suggest France will approve the proposed constitution in tomorrow’s referendum despite Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s warning it could imperil the nation’s future. Analysts note the vote may resemble a plebiscite on de Gaulle’s stance, with turnout around 20 million and a split between yes and no camps reflecting party alignments.
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PARIS
France
Charles de Gaulle
Unez
national constituent assembly
Ex soldiers form Anglo American Pioneers prospecting group
A mix of British and American ex servicemen form the Anglo American Pioneers to hunt for oil and minerals in Brazil's Amazon using helicopters bulldozers and amphibious gear. Led by Capt Claud Robert Spriggs the crew plans a 12 year expedition with 28 members and equal nationalities.
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RONALD BEDFORD
LONDON
Reuters
Brazil
Amazon jungles
Claud Robert Spriggs
Spriggs
yungle
No Herald on Thanksgiving Day Holiday Schedule
The Herald will not publish on Monday October 14 as it is a statutory holiday. No edition will be released and operations observe the Thanksgiving Day schedule.
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Herald will
Windsors Arrive in England for Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor returned to England for a month long visit, staying at Lord Dudley's Sinningdale estate near Epsom Downs before plans to go to the United States. The couple discussed Attlee and potential political roles as London papers featured prominent pictures of their Dover arrival.
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England
Attlee
Churchill
LONDON
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
artaet
Paris
sinningdale
Lord Dudley
Epsom Downs
entiih
re ie
Talese
Asie
Britain
The
Daily Express
Dover
channel
Odlums Faith In China Still Strong
Vancouver report quotes Maj. Gen. Victor Odlum Canada's ambassador to China saying the civil war there is very bad yet his faith in China remains strong. He notes 90 percent of China's population is at work and plans a return to Ottawa to discuss diplomacy and possible housing solutions for embassy staff in Chungking.
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VANCOUVER
China
Victor Odlum
C.B
C.M. G
DS.C
Canada
Orient
Ottawa
Gen. Odlum
Chungking
Odlum
Otawe
Edmonton Servicing Stop On Orient Air Route
Don J. King of an American airline says Edmonton will be the only Canadian city directly served by the new United States to the Orient route. He will address the chamber of commerce and notes early next year as flights are planned first between Minneapolis and Anchorage with Edmonton as a servicing stop.
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EDMONTON
Don J. King
American airlines
aie
United States
Orient air
King
chamber of commerce
Minneapolis
Anchorage
Alaska
End Trade Discussions Concluded After Useful Exchange
London reports that commonwealth trade discussions concluded after a useful exchange of views. The talks followed Tuesday's preparatory commission meeting on trade and employment, with the trade board announcing the wrap up on Friday.
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LONDON
C P Sabie
commonwealth
preparatory commission
trade and employment
trade board
Privy Council At Stake Over Canadian Appeals
London report says the Privy Council will hear whether Canada should end appeals to the Privy Council and send them to the Supreme Court. Ontario, British Columbia and New Brunswick oppose. Quebec becomes an intervener to support the bill's aim.
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LONDON
C.P. Cable
privy council
house of lords
Michielmnas
Canada
northy council
Ontario
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
C. H. Gahan
supreme court of Canada
supreme court
US demands stake in Dardanelles control amid Turkish talks
The United States backed Turkey against Rum demands for dominant Dardanelles control and opposed a Russian plan for direct joint defence. Washington said Potsdam envisaged an exchange of views before a full conference including the United States. Turkey should remain primarily responsible for straits defence, with UN action if attacked. Russia pressed for Ankara-Moscow talks despite Western opposition.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Turkey
Dardanelles
Moscow
state department
Black Sea
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Potsdam
Montreux
Russia
United Nations security council
Aberdon
alsa
key
attacts
London
otf
straits
Istanbul
Ankara
Wolf Stalks Child Near The Pas
A lumber camp worker at The Pas area shot a wolf that was stalking a three year old child. Douglas Settee and seven companions witnessed the wolf within feet of the child as it approached near a camp operated by W Braynels, about 16 miles southwest of The Pas where wolves have lately been reported attacking cattle.
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PAS
Man
Douglas Settee
W Braynels
here
Russia Talks Football Not War As U S Fears Grow
Eddy Gilmore reports from Moscow that after five months abroad, Russians focus on football and daily life rather than war. In contrast, the United States and Britain are gripped by war fears, while Russia shows confidence, peace plans, and improving living conditions amid postwar recovery.
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EDDY GILMORE
MOSCOW
Russia
United States
Britain
Sweden
Finland
ace
USSR
Bush Strike Is Underway In London
Arthur Bottomley, a junior minister, received a letter from an elderly woman at a public institute asking for a private interview. He arranged a London office visit and she explained the plea as a way to obtain a pint outside the institution.
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LONDON
C.P
Arthur Bottomley
partianentary
the
dominions
Northern Ontario lumber strike threatens winter work
Unions in Cochrane district press for a $5 daily minimum and better conditions as 20 000 workers prepare for winter in northern Ontario camps. Ontario Forest Industries Association says wages rely on piecework with many earning up to 10 a day. Daley offers mediation but the union rejects the delay and vows to strike, with no quick settlement in sight.
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W. A. Delahaye
Ontario Forest Industries Association
northeern
Ontario
Cochrane
Lumber and Sawmill Workers' Union
A.F.L
Delahaye
Port Arthur
Quinn
union polity committee
Daley
Elimination Of War Taxes Dominates Canadian Chamber Meet
Winnipeg reports the 17th annual Canadian Chamber of Commerce session approved eased tax policies to spur industry and curb federal finance powers. Delegates backed plans for shipping and highway development, daylight saving, accident prevention week, and irrigation expansion. The meeting urged tax relief for growth, and Manitoba Premier Garson warned against breakdown of Dominion-provincial fiscal talks.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
ths
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
competitiots
Canada
Alaska
C. Gordon Cockshutt
Brantford
Ont
chamber
Br. Jwellon
actiat
Australia
Wiliam K. Jackson
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Stuart Garson
Manitoba
Police double play nets two arrests in garage robbery
A New York raid by detectives nabbed two holdup men in a dice game at a garage. They were charged with disorderly conduct as police ended the robbery in progress.
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NEW YORK
Wage Boost Ends Welland Strike
A 1,300 worker strike at Elece try Metallurgical plant in Welland ended with union Local 523 accepting settlement terms including a 13 cent an hour wage increase. The decision was made by a unanimous voice vote of the United Electrical Workers members after negotiations with the union committee.
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WELLAND, Ont
Elecetry-Metallurgical company
United Electrical Workers
meme- TS
Suspected murder of Ontario boy shocks Sharbet Lake
Police dispatched to Sharbet Lake after the six year old Gordon Duchard was found battered and murdered near a river under a railway bridge on the village outskirts. His head injuries were described as severe and there was evidence of a brutal assault.
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ONTARIO
KINGSTON
Gordon Duchard
Sharbet Lake
U.5
YANKTON
Chan Gurney
Rep. S.B
United States
plains
Gurney
GREECE
CANADA
OTTAWA
CP.IJ
Andre N. Strates
Malm
io yey
World Food Board
CN.E
MONTREAL
C.F
offien
Cansdine National Railways
Tregegert Mimkier Clevrier
HAMILTON
Evelyn Mackawe Dick
Juntha Barlow
hesband
PORT ARTHUR
C.P
Tireeur Bay
lakehead
wien seaghe
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Heaven
Ilsley
Outlaw
Paradise
PETE canon
DE GAULLE
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French union
eell
Amazon
Orient Air Route
Algoma
Jack Quinn
Wood Warran
Welland
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