C. C. L. Action Is Supported At Congress Session
The Canadian Congress of Labor backed the executive council’s suspension of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Delegates criticized a smelter paper article. Mosher and other leaders faced charges of Communist influence as the congress pledges to shape policy on labor, government, and foreign relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORONTO
C.P
Canadian Congress of Labor
executive council
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
John Clark
Chicago
international smelter
Pat Conroy
Ottawa
congress
Clark
Jat
A. R. Mosher
C.U.S
Labor-Progressive
Mosher
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Henry Myers
Timmins
Ont
Lettter
united electrical workers
C. & Jackson
Toronto
U.E
anothe union
Russia
VICTORIA
Frank Hall
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
T.L.C
becaause
Five Die In Thermopolis Car Crash Killing Rodeo Stars
Thermopolis Wyoming October 2 three celebrated rodeo performers and two women died when their car left a highway Sunday. The victims were Tom Knight 30 George Knight 23 Arlie Mickey McCrorey 436 and Mrs Tom Knight 25 and Grace Mayer 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THERMOPOLIS
Wyo
Tom Knight
George Knight
Arlie
Mickey) McCrorey
Nick Knight
Grace Mayer
Left Hand Corner Notes Spoonbills Arrival in England
The Manchester Guardian reports a small flock of spoonbills recently arriving in England from Holland. Spoonbills, once breeding in various English sites, now nest mainly in Holland among reeds on boggy ground, showing adaptability to local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Manchester Guardian
England
East Anglia
Goodwood
Fulham
India
Ceylon
British Isles
Windsor Star
Duck Hunter Missing Near Hillspring
RCMP and Hillspring residents resumed dragging Cochrane Lake two miles north of Hillspring for Ernest Del Puppo of Calgary a duck hunter believed drowned Monday while wading to frighten ducks for companions P T McEwen Lawrence McEwen and Earl Bowen. Del Puppo, a 30s single man, disappeared after entering brushy lake waters as companions waited. His mother Mrs A Calgarro of Nelson BC has been notified.
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CARDSTON
HNS
RCMP
Hillspring
Cochrane Lake
Ernest Del Pappo
Calgary
P. T McEwen
Lawrence McEwen
Earl Bowen
LAKE
Del
Del Puppo
A. Calgarro
Nelson
Solon Low Urges Britain to Lead Commonwealth Unity
Solon Low, head of Canada's Local Credit Party, spoke in Manchester urging Britain to maintain leadership of the Commonwealth. He warned against Britain presiding at its dissolution and praised craftsmanship over mass production while urging fair dealing and continued Dominion leadership at the Empire Parliamentary Conference dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MANCHESTER
England
Solon Low
Canada
Local Credit Party
Britain
Commonwealth
Dominions
New CP Building Opens in Toronto
Fifty five University Avenue was opened officially with a dinner honoring planners and builders of The Canadian Press head office in Toronto. CP president F J Ker called the building a focal point for news from around the world and the Dominion. Speakers included Victor Sifton Rog Eric Hardenby and Gills Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORONTO
University Avenue
Canadian Press
F. J. Ker
Hamilton Spectator
Canada
Dominion
Ker
Victor Sifton
Winnipeg Free Press
Rog
Eric Hardenby
architec
Gills Purcell
C.P. general
Two Perreaults Return to Montreal in Murder Case
Donald and Douglas Perreault arrived in Montreal from Lethbridge to face murder charges for the slaying of two Montreal policemen during a bank holdup. They were guarded in a police cell, held under tight watch, amid an intensive manhunt that included a Sept 23 bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Donald
Douglas Perreault
Montreal
Lethbridge
facerial
Lloyd Knight
RCMP
iop
Donald Perreault
A. Charron
Joseph Bedard
Perreault
Douglas
Taber
Alta
G. H Hacking
Nov Cioutier
Joe Bedard
Donald Gregoire Perreault
Toronto race track murder shocks Woodbine grounds
Vincent St. Lawrence known as Ginsberg, 24, a Toronto race track groom, is charged with bludgeon slaying of George Cawboy at Woodbine. Parker died from skull fractures after being found in a pool of blood. Calgary stablehand Parker remanded to Oct 20. groundsman Hylynsky remanded as material witness. Police recover wallet with about 200 dollars and a heavy weapon from swamp area. Rewards totaling 2000 dollars offered by various parties.
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TORONTO
Vincent St. Lawrence
George Caw
Parker
Calgary
Peter Hylynsky
Woodbine race-track
east end
hosp
tal
Long Branch track
St. Lawrence
Ginsberg
Woodbine Park
Long Branch
Jack Addison
Horsemen
Benevcient and Protective Association
board of police commissioners
Charlie Hemsted
Ontaro
Bill Smith
Flies to Attend Mother's Funeral
Michael Lintner, a one year old from Edmonton, was flown to Norton Kansas with a plaster cast, head wound, and frostbite injuries after a plane crash that killed his mother. He expressed resilience and gratitude to RCAF pararescue crews as he boarded the US Air Force aircraft for the funeral flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDMONTON
Michael Lintner
schoord
United States Air Force
Norton
Kaw
A L. Lintner
RCAF
Michael
Illness of Premier King Forces Change at Commonwealth Talks
Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, 73, was ordered to bed with a blood circulation ailment aggravated by influenza, forcing him to step back from leading the Commonwealth conference in London. Acting PM Louis St Laurent flies in to take his place as timetable shifts and Howe may act in King’s absence.
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King
Hiness
Commonwealth
St. Laurent
ime
Mackenzie Hing
LONDON
U.P
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Ottawva
Sanday
Bevin
Norman Robertson
United Kingdom
Dominion
Berlin
Mackenzie King
Buckincam Palace
KEYG
Mackenzie Bing
comeras
Ene Louw
sad
South Africa
Thanksgiving Across Canada Observes Quiet Holiday
The Canadian Press reports Canadians enjoyed Thanksgiving with football and sports amid global tensions. Acting Prime Minister St Laurent prepared for a quick overseas trip for a Commonwealth prime ministers conference as lights on Parliament Hill stood as a symbolic backdrop.
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Parliament
Canada
St. Laurenti
tte
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bullet Fatal To Coast Woman
Police investigate the death of Lillian Whyte, 38, of Victoria, who died from a bullet wound in her head in a Vancouver rooming house. Her body was found in a bloodstained bedroom Saturday night. a pistol lay nearby. An inquest is planned. The common law husband, another woman, and three men housed there were detained for questioning but then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VANCOUVER
Lillian Whyte
Victoria
Cripps Outlines Britains Four Year Recovery Plan
At a Commonwealth meeting in London Sir Stafford Cripps outlined Britain's recovery plans for the next four years. A communique noted a survey of Commonwealth prospects with emphasis on the sterling area and need for capital goods. Attlee and delegates from nine countries met at 10 Downing Street to discuss indebtedness and cooperative economic efforts.
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LONDON
stafford Cripps
Britain
Commonwealth
Reuters
ATTLEE
Downing Street
United Kingdom
Mormon Robertson
Sister Douglas Perreault arrest shocks Montreal police
Provincial police reported the arrest of Helen Perreault sister of gunman Douglas Perreault in Campbell's Bay Quebec as part of an operation targeting the Perreault gang. Separately in Rome deputies clashed, and missing mariners off Vancouver Island prompted coast guard alerts.
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DOUGLAS PERREAULE
MONTREAL
Douglas Perreault
Helen Perreault
Campbell's Bay
Que
Hull
Perreault
TEALLAN
ROME
Reuters
falan chamber of deputies
Malian social movement
chamber
FOLK WEN STHL
VANCOUVER
Qct
campenders
VANcouver Island
British Columbia
FLs
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
CASEY STENGEL
YANKEES NEW YORK
APJ
Charles Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stanley
Bucky) Hargis
TORONIO
Congress of Labor
Canada
LN ALGOMS
Glen Lester B. Pearson
ifshrs
J. Fitzgerald
Social Credit
Lorne Callahan
CCF
BETTER FARM HOUSE
Dennoy Women's Institute of
Blackie
hitd
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Smelter Union—Hall
CCL
Duck Hunter
Perreaults
arrrives
Robertson
HOWE
Cripps
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