Seek Plane In'GREGG WINS BY-ELECTION 1s Offended Cloan Areas At Attacks
An international air search with Canadian and U S planes monitored for the missing KACAF twin eng bomber with nine aboard. The hunt shifted to the Slocan Valley area about 95 miles east of Penticton and 255 miles east of Vancouver after joggers reported a crash and explosion heard near the plane’s last sighting.
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Probe Report Flare Sightings Near Lions Peak
Vancouver reporters say three flares were sighted east of The Lions in West Vancouver as RCAF search planes hunted for a missing Mitchell photographic plane. Nine service men and two civilians were aboard the aircraft on a Calgary to Penticton flight. Search efforts covered the rugged north shore terrain 10 miles north of Vancouver.
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Penticton
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Plane crash hush salves Slocan search effort near Perry's Ridge
Loggers and residents heard a swishing noise and a crash before dawn Saturday near Perry's Ridge, with reports of smoke from a hill near Okanagan Falls. RCAP says searchers are intensifying in the Slocan area as 12 aircraft, seven RAF and five American, scour the skies. A Calgary to Penticton flight vanished after its last signal around midnight, with fuel for over three hours remaining.
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R. E. Allen
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RC.A.F
Calgary
Terrace Bay Grows As New Municipality Shows Early Progress
The Fort William Times Journal notes Terrace Bay Ontario is expanding rapidly with a new storm sewer, main trunk sewer, completed house construction, and excavation for a permanent shopping centre. Boiler house and hotel area cleared, streets laid out, and a town spirit taking shape with church planning, a Thunder Bay Fish and Game Association branch, and a social club meeting in the recreation hall.
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Terrace Bay
Thunder Bay
Left Hand continued on back page sports note
A brief sports item continues on the back page referencing left hand related play or performance. Details are terse with emphasis on the ongoing feature and its page placement.
Hopes Fade End Strike in Vancouver and Victoria
Vancouver and nearby cities faced a second day of the street railway strike as 2,800 workers walk off. Traffic shifted to taxis and cars with long lineups for downtown access while Nanaimo bus drivers briefly walked out in sympathy before returning to work. Wage demands and a 40 hour week remain unsettled with talks stalling over arbitration.
Liberal Wins York Sunbury By-Election In New Brunswick
Fredericton October reports confirm Liberal Gregg won York Sunbury by election with a 243 vote majority over Lt General Sansom PC and Murray Young CCF. Total voters approached 91,000. Liberals hold 127 seats nationally while PCs hold 66 and other groups fill the rest.
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Social Credit
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King
Canada-Newfoundland union
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Ottawa
Newfoundland
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C.C.F. sparkers
Railways unions seek avert strike of 125000 employees
Montreal reports a meeting between railway company officials and 17 unions. About 225000 employees were set to strike in November. The adjourned talks followed a notice from Canadian National and Canadian Pacific that workers would withdraw service in early November seeking two weeks paid vacation.
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Algoma Central Rail
Legislation Amends Powers Of Lords In Britain
London reports forecast major bills to nationalize gas and amend the Lords powers. The throne speech hints the government will seek to alter the Parliament Act 1911 and may curb Lords’ ability to block legislation for up to two years.
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Plan to Clip Wings of Lords Sparks Storm of Criticism
London Oct 21 The plan to clip the wings of the predominantly Conservative House of Lords announced in the King's speech to open Parliament provokes a storm of criticism from Conservatives. Churchill calls it a deliberate act of social aggression while Salisbury denounces a shabby political spell. Attlee says curb would halve the two year delay in enacting Commons bills and Eden finds no justification or mandate. Attlee frames a balanced program while urging self reliance amid Marshall plan and sterling area concerns.
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Winston Churchill
house of commons
Marquess of Salisbury
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All-Out Search For Boy Slain In Vancouver
Police in Vancouver launch an intense manhunt for a 25 to 30 year old man in connection with the bludgeoning death of seven year old Roddy Moore. An autopsy found no sexual assault. A witness, Mrs. A Braden, reported hearing cries near the scene and saw a furtive stranger in a tan coat shortly after the crime occurred last Friday on an East Vancouver school ground.
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VANCOUVER
Roddy Moore
A. Braden
East Vancouver
Braden
Executions Reported Across Greece in 24 Hours
Forty one people were executed by firing squads in Greece within the last 24 hours. Earlier reports noted twenty eight executed, including two women, for aiding guerrillas.
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Greece
prensa
Radar picks up angels echoes in atmosphere report says
Washington report to the International Scientific Radio Union describes angels as unidentified atmospheric echoes observed to about 3000 yards above the Earth's surface. The United States Army's Signal Laboratory prepared the pronouncement.
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intertional Scientie Radie Union
United States army
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Clyne Named Chairman of Canadian Maritime Commission
Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced John V. Clyne of Vancouver as chairman of the newly created Catarina maritime commission. Other members include TE deC Audette and Henry J. Rahives. The body will have wide powers under Transport Minister Lionel Chevrier to administer the Canada Shipping Act and coordinate marine services, shipbuilding, and repair in national policy efforts.
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Mackenzie King
John V. Clyne
Vancouver
Catarina maritime commission
TE. deC. Audette
department of external affairs
Henry J. Rahives
Park Steamship Comparey
Transport
Lianel Chevrier
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shorty
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Reconstruction Mimester Towe
Many Return Meat Plants In Canada Strike Update
Close to a quarter of the roughly 6,000 Canadian workers in meat packing plants had returned or were due back as the walkout continued while union members voted on terms by the United Packinghouse Workers of America. Seven independent plants in western Canada resumed, about 2,350 workers in nine other plants including five Swift Canadian locations expected to end walkouts soon. Independents in St Boniface Brandon Saskatoon Vancouver and an Edmonton plant reported re opening, with 133 employees at three Vancouver independents accepting a 10 cent hourly raise to return. Some plants, however, rejected the proposals such as Burns and Company Regina where 200 workers voted against the deal. A Wilson Led by Montrest said its plant remained unchanged, and sporadic pickets in Montreal led to brief clashes. Continued on Page Dyo.
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reonen
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Regina
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Brazil Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Russia
The Associated Press reports Brazil severed diplomatic relations with Russia effective immediately in a move that formalizes a previously virtual split. Rio de Janeiro criticized Russian attacks on President Dutra, while Washington agreed to represent Brazil’s interests in Russia.
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Moscow
Mario Pimentel Brandao
Stockholm
Jacob Suritz
Communist party
Eunice Gaspar Dutra
Dutra
Washington
state department
Two Labor Union Men Shot in Chicago Tavern
In Chicago on October 21 two labor union men were shot and fatally wounded inside a tavern. Police seized an oil salesman for questioning as a possible suspect. A bartender identified the gunman after a quarrel at the bar, though authorities said the incident was not linked to union trouble.
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labor ownion
Rolls Royces And Bentleys Arrive U.S.
The first post war shipment of Rolls Royce and Bentley cars from Britain reached New York on the Mauretania. Officials cite prices from 18,450 to 19,100 for Rolls-Royce and 12,2900 to 17,700 for Bentleys. The Mauretania brought three Rolls-Royces and two Bentleys, with Queen Mary due to deliver a similar amount on Thursday. regular deliveries start in three to four weeks.
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United States
Mauretania
Rolls-Royce
Queen Mary
Teachers seek wage increase in Ottawa strike notice
Ottawa report says Ontario Collegiate teachers demand a $300 raise per member, effective January 1, impacting 18 teachers and costing about $55,000, to offset unprecedented living costs. The plan was disclosed last night and seeks approval through the association.
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Frank Patten eud
Milk price rise sought by utilities board
Edmonton authorities received an application to raise milk prices in Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. If granted it would mean a 1 cent per quart increase for consumers equating to 15 4 cents per quart for fluid milk.
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Mission
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