Vishinsky in Berlin row as council debates blockade
Andrei Vishinsky challenged Western protests in the United Nations Security Council, arguing the Berlin crisis stems from Western powers violating wartime agreements. Canada and Britain pressed for clarity on the Aug. 30 accord and German governance, while Vishinsky warned against baiting the Soviet delegation. Separately, The Globe and Mail reports four alleged Nazi collaborators have been admitted to Canada, living in Quebec, convicted in absentia after fleeing France.
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C.P
Andrei Vishinsky
Kremlin
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Juan A. Bratnaglia
Argenina
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Germany
Russia
Berlin
Bramuglia
Vishinsky
McNaughton
Soviet Union
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foreign ministers
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Globe and Mail
France
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Her Argument Wins $40 Raise for Teacher and Others
In Tampa on October 18 a young school teacher persuaded the Hillsborough County school board she could earn more as a babysitter than teaching. Louise Euler of Amarillo Texas said she earned 120 dollars monthly and could make 139 95 babysitting. The board granted her a 40 dollar monthly raise retroactive to the school year start, affecting about a dozen others.
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TAMPA
Fla
Hillsborough County school board
Louise Euler
Amarillo
Tex
Treasury denies Britain plans drastic food import cuts
London Oct 15 Reuters reports Britain's treasury denied a story attributed to Sir Andrew Jones that Britain would make drastic cuts in food imports. A treasury spokesman said there was nothing to support the report and it contradicted statements by Chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps from his recent Canada visit.
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LONDON
Reuters
treasury
Andrew Jones
Canada
Britain
exchequer
Stafford Cripps
New Arctic Honey Becomes Northland Experiment
A summer project planted at Churchill on Hudson Bay involves a colony of bees from The Pas. Eva Beckett of Fort William and her husbands workers support the venture, inspired by Thunder Bay naturalists and beekeepers groups. Honey yields rely on heath family flowers, a Scotland heath relative, with hopes of a distinctive Arctic dish if production meets expectations.
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Hudson Bay
Saskatoon Star Phoenix
Eva Beckett
Fort William
Pas
Thunder Bay
Arctic
Strikes Grip France Italy in Turmoil Across Enterprises
Paris reports workers barricading at Georges Frat factory, holding a plant manager as doors are welded shut. Coal miners stay off the job for 12 days while taxicab drivers resume service after a small wage increase. Rome warns of a broad, coordinated strike as Italy’s labor leadership backs general action if demands are unmet.
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Bordeaux auto
Georges frat
Confederation General du Travail
alto
France
RCME
Thalian
transportsystema
Italy
Giuseppe di Vittorio
general labor confederation
Milan
Premier King's Condition Good
Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada remains comfortable in his London hotel suite after another restful night. The 73 year old leader is confined by a blood circulation ailment, with staff stating the condition continues to be good. Acting prime minister Louis J. Laurier arrived to take his place at the Commonwealth leaders conference.
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LONDON
Mackenzie King
Canada
Louis &J. Laurent
German Moscow-Trained Police Guard Russian Zone
A Moscow-trained German police force of about 100000 former war prisoners is said to operate in the Russian zone with special duties. Josef Eichelbaum, a Conservative Christian Democrat, claims no link to Field Marshal Von Paulus army. Unconfirmed reports also claim Indonesian Communist leader Setiadjit was killed in Java unrest.
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Germany
Leipzig
Josef Eichelbaum
Christian Democratic party
Friedrich Von Paulus
Von Paulus
Stalingrad
BATAVIA
Java
Setiadjit
Amir Sjarifoeddin
King Welcomes Prime Ministers Absence Regret Stirs Dominion Ties
London reports the King at a private Buckingham Palace dinner expressed regret over W. L. Mackenzie King’s absence, praising his unrivalled council experience. Dominion prime ministers discussed future Commonwealth form, defence, and economy as informal talks continued amid cordial mood and optimism for long-term memberships of Pakistan and Ceylon.
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C.P
dominion
W. L. Mackenzie King
Buckingham Palace
Canada
Norman Robertson
Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
brotherhood of nations
Louis Bt. Laurent
Clement Attlee
Downine Street
dominions
Mackenzie King
Dorchester
Four French wartime collaborateurs allowed to stay in Canada
Ottawa reports cabinet ordered four men in Quebec permitted to remain despite deportation pressure. Named are Dr Georges Benoit Montel Dr Andre Charles Emanuel Boussat Julien Gaudens Labedan and Jean Louis Hue all tied to alleged wartime collaboration. A related case involves Count Jacques de Bernonville. The decision followed appeals argued as fit and proper for Canada.
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MacKinnon
Canada
France
Québec
Jacques de Bernonville
Montreal
Georges Benoit Montel
Andre Charles Emanuel Boussat
Julien Gaudens Labedan
Jean Louis Hue
Quebec
Mosher threatens to throw out Electrical Union tactics
TORONTO Oct 15 A R Mosher president of the Canadian Congress of Labor warned the United Electrical Workers they would be thrown out if they do not change tactics He defended his stance after criticism of CCS voting procedure and attacked the U E W for alleged non representative voting patterns The amendment to remove a pre clear voting provision was defeated amid uproar as Mosher pressed for one vote per 190 members for each local chartered union or affiliated local on divisions or roll calls
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Quebec
Ontario
transport board
ifahsport commisssioners
TORONTO
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A. R. Mosher
Canadian Congress of Labor
United Electrical Workers
congress
U.E.W
C.C.S
Russell
U. W
Isbor
Mosher
U E.W
Jackson
House of Commons
Mosher Re elected President of Canadian Congress of Labor
A. R. Mosher of Ottawa was re elected president of the Canadian Congress of Labor at Toronto on October 15 defeating C. S. Jackson of Toronto. Mosher, 67, has led the 360,000 member body since 1940 and also heads the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees and Other Transport Workers. Pat Cottrey of Ottawa was re elected secretary treasurer, beating George Harris.
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A. R. Mosher
Ottawa
Canadian Congress of Labor
C.C.L
C. S. Jackson
United Electrical Workers
Reddish
Mosher
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Jackson
congress
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Mx. Mosher
Mx. Jackson
Pat Cottrey
George Harris
U.E.W
Conroy
C.L
Story Behind Abandoned Babe in Toronto Court Case
In Toronto on October 15 a man named Macklem was convicted of assaulting his common law wife, who described five years of abuse. She testified about the two year old child the couple had with them and said Macklem took the child away claiming he left it with welfare for care. The magistrate imposed a suspended sentence and three years probation requiring no contact with the woman and child.
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TORONTO
Children's Aid Society
Golding MacKiem
Macklem
welfare society
Tourist Industry To Be Studied At Dominion Conference
Ottawa reports the third annual Dominion provincial tourist conference will study problems facing the tourist industry. The meeting runs Monday to Wednesday with representation from all provinces except Alberta. D Leo Dolan, director of the Canadian Travel Bureau, notes Alberta could not attend due to accommodation needs.
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Dominion
Alberta
D. Leo Dolan
Canadian Travel Bureau
British high commissioner sees British firms branching in Canada
Sir Alexander Clutterbuck, British high commissioner to Canada, said on Thursday it is highly possible British companies might form branches in British Columbia. He called his visit non political and predicted a growing influx of British branch plants in the Dominion, aligning with London’s Friday announcement of a million dollar Canadian Fairey Aviation subsidiary. He added such investment is essential to his country and would help solve the dollar problem.
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VANCOUVER
Alexander Clutterbuck
Canada
British Columbia
Alexander
Dominion
London
Fairey Aviation Co
Fatal gravel crusher accident near Macleod
James Shaw Fergus 22, operator of a rock crusher, was instantly killed when he slipped into the machine while working three miles northwest of Macleod. The National Paving Company employed him, and an inquest opened by Coroner E D Fryett adjourned to next Tuesday. Local men Albert Schnarton Thomas Halpin Carl Edhind Wilson Parker Gower Kennedy Romeo Thibert formed the jury.
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James Shaw Fergus
Macleod
Kimberley
B.C
Alex
E. D. Fryett
Lethbridge
R.O
National Paving Company
Claresholm
H. A. Gordon
Fergus
Albert’ G. Schnarton
Thomas Halpin
Carl Edhind
Wilson Parker
Gower Kennedy
Romeo Thibert
Montreal murder case inmate attempts suicide before arraignment
News briefs report Noel Cloutier, facing murder charges for the killings of two Montreal police officers, attempting to kill himself by slashing his arm with glass in a nearby cell prior to a King’s Bench arraignment. The item sits among other international updates on labor split, ration boosts, elections, and policy remarks.
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MONTREAL
U.P.J
Noel Cloutier
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court of king’s bench
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Marshall Plan
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Times of London
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Rossiand‘Trail
South Okanagan
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Union of Alberta Municipalities convention
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Abbott
St. Stephen's
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Israel
Palestine
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