No Fear Shortage in World Crude Supply
Toronto October 18 report on oil supply says no imminent world crude shortage. J.G Godsoe of British American Oil forecasts better household fuel picture in a year and real improvement in two years. He cites large reserves on multiple continents and ongoing exploration. In Canada, Leduc field spurs renewed crude search, with Canada producing under 12 percent of demand. He notes potential synthetic oil from gas, coal, shale, tar sands could secure crude oil for years. Shortages of fuel oil blamed on war and postwar factors including refinery limits and steel shortages.
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British American Oil Company
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Edmonton
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Long armed truce with Russia urged by Harvard president
President James Bryant Conant of Harvard predicted a long armed truce with Russia, calling war with the Soviet Union foolish and urging international control of atomic power. He cautioned against panicky reactions and witch hunts that threaten academic freedom during a convocation at the University of the State of New York.
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United States
Agreement Ends Standoff in Toronto Union and Company Settle
The union and the company buried the hatchet at a four hour Toronto conference ending early today. Fred W. Dowling Canadian director says local unions will be called soon to ratify the agreement. Earlier the breach between the groups widened with Swift president J H Tapley accusing union security as the remaining obstacle.
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E. C Manning
Alberta
Gordon Cushing
Calgary
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American Federation of Labor union
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Round World Fliers Reach Nagoya in Five-Hour Flight
Two American pilots George Trumpan of Los Angeles and Clifford Evans of Washington landed in Nagoya after a five hour flight from northern Kyushu in light planes. They planned to depart tomorrow for Tokyo about 200 miles northeast, as negotiations and a wage dispute continued separate from the Nagoya leg.
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Kyushu
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Los Angeles
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Washington
Defence (Continued from Front Page) Cooperation and vigilance
The speaker warns of a few thousand packinghouse workers endangering a quarter million farm families and urges a new spirit of management labor cooperation to maintain production. He criticizes Soviet interference and calls for firm action against those who undermine Western constitutions, while dismissing materialist ideologies and urging a balanced policy toward the Soviet orbit.
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C A B orders new ground distance displays for planes
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered all scheduled passenger aircraft to use electronic devices showing exact distance from the ground by February 15. The move follows the June crash of a Pennsylvania Central Airlines plane into a cloud covered mountain near Leesburg Virginia, killing 50 people.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Leesburg
Busy Beaver Sparks Fire Near Tower Hill at White Fish
Sudbury report shows a busy beaver nicknamed the forest protector caused a fire when it chewed a seven inch poplar, which fell on a Deagle power line. The short circuit ignited Bracken and burned 400 square feet of bush before firefighters halted the blaze.
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Recapture Escapees From Prison Train
A military prison train bearing approximately 150 high risk inmates escapes pursuit across Utah Colorado and Missouri. Several inmates recaptured including James Anders and John Lee while others remain at large amid heightened armed guard measures.
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United States
Utah
Calfornia
Stull
Jamies D Anders
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Camp Cooke
James W Douglas
Steve Grandpoise
Windsor
Douglas
Missouri
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Kas
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Frances Walker
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Walker
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Camp Carson
Pueblo
Colo
National party critic targets milk subsidy and prices
Mr. Young argued the CCP remains a truly national party while lamenting higher costs. He criticized the government for cutting milk subsidies and warned that feed grain subsidies may end after July 1948 if opposition parties win. General Sansom, addressing Cross Creek, also attacked Liberal price policies.
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