Plain Talk Forecast At UN Meeting Opens
New York reports forecast of frank debate at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly as diplomats from many nations prepare last minute policy briefs. Delegates arrive amid optimism for charter aims and trustee ship talks on African mandates. President Truman heads to New York to deliver the opening address while Canada and other nations stress cooperative progress and the veto issue looms.
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Devon Acheson
world organization
Flushing Meadows
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Truman
Washington
James Byrnes
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
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League of Nations
United Kingdom
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Togoland
Cameroon
Africa
France
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Gandhi Uncertain Of Living to 125
In New Delhi Mohandas K Gandhi, aged 77, said in a Monday interview that he is shaken in his belief he would live to 125. He linked uncertainty to a loss of equanimity over what he called an unwarranted distribution of food by co workers during a birthday ceremony.
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NEW DELHI
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Wall cleaning by top down or bottom up method
The article discusses a cleaner’s note on washing walls by starting at the bottom to avoid streaks and using a starch solution to create an invisible finish. It cites a course at Columbia University and a method favored by journeymen from twelve states. It also mentions milk price in Minneapolis rising two cents per quart, a detail noted on the page’s back.
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Potsdam Treaty Must Be Observed Or We Must Have New Agreement
London Oct 22 foreign secretary Bevin declared that the Potsdam agreement must be observed as a whole or a new agreement is needed. He urged unity among the four powers and called for political conditions to prevent German dictatorship. Bevin opposed Russian demands on the Dardanelles and favored Iran free from foreign interference. He emphasized enduring peace with Japan and a settlement in Indonesia, with British troop withdrawals planned by Nov 30.
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Iran
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Indonesia
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Mediterranean
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Troop Carvings on liner rails given plastic coating
The Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York in peacetime dress yet shows signs of six years of world war service. Troop names initials and hometowns carried by American and Canadian troops are preserved in special plastic coating on the liner rails as a wartime memento.
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NEW YORK
Queen Elizabeth
Immigrant Jews Ship to Cyprus Amid Palestine Tensions
Haifa reports two British ships carrying 814 Jews aimed at Cyprus to detain them on the island after being stopped near their Palestine goal. Refugees shouted for liberty while many lacked supplies. an earlier refugee schooner Fenice was boarded and brought to port. Authorities warned resistance would fail as guards coordinated food and restraints.
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From War Assets to Farm Gear Profit Motive
Cameron L Logan a former RCAF mechanic in Brantford Ontario released 19 aircraft from the War Assets Corporation stripped them for resale to farmers dentists households and hobbyists Gasoline tanks yielded 1300 gallons of aviation fuel repurposed as storage tanks for stoves Wire and tires sold for wagon use vacuum pumps sold to dentists magnetos cables and instruments found buyers Propellers 180 pounds each worth a penny per pound aluminum salvage driven by profits total aircraft cost 355 Logan predicts 100 percent profit.
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Cameron L Logan
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War Assets Corporation
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Lord Halifax Plans Move to Stables in Yorkshire
DONCASTER Yorks England Oct 22 Lord Halifax former British ambassador to the United States said he has sold Hickleton Hall his large Yorkshire home near here and will move into the stables Size of the establishment and staff difficulties cited as reasons for the decision He plans to live in a village cottage until the stables are converted into a residence with reluctance and regret expressed about the move He hopes to retain local connections and adapt the property for future use.
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Lord Halifax
United States
Hickleton Hall
Yorkshire
Welles Says Jewish Plea Is Justified
Sumner Welles, on a Canadian speaking tour, said Truman’s plea to admit 100000 European Jews to Palestine was only a start. He urged UN action to settle the issue, and called for cooperation between Russia and Western democracies to keep the UN viable. He warned against Arab opposition and advocated rapid democratic means to counter subversive groups.
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Truman
Palestate
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Canada
Palestine
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League of Nations
Special Flight With UN Delegates
A special plane with two TWA officials carried 16 United Nations delegates and other officials to New York for the UN General Assembly opening. The flight left Paris at 1 am, piloted by Larry Trumble, with Stanley Stanton as co pilot, and included Julian Huxley and delegates from Ethiopia, Albania, and other central European nations.
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New Threat of US Soft Coal Strike
John L. Lewis threatened a new soft coal strike against the Truman administration. He urged negotiations for a wholly new contract by November 1 and warned of a walkout by about 400,000 miners if demands were not met. Officials disputed the breach claims and discussed arbitration and potential umpire involvement over weighing methods and vacations. Premier Garson met with finance officials in Ottawa on taxation and debt scaling as Manitoba and Saskatchewan discussed tax treaties.
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Norman H. Collisson
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Police Seek Best Dressed Thief In Town
Capital police search for a fashion minded thief who entered Robert's Mens and Students Shop through a skylight. The culprit selected 30 suits size 38, 54 shirts size 15, nine pairs of shoes, 20 neckties, 26 pyjamas, nine sport coats, leather jackets and seven suspenders, totaling a well stocked haul.
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Bombings Protested by Stuttgart Workers Amid Raids
Nearly 77,000 German workers staged a 15 minute stoppage in Stuttgart protesting three weekend bombings attributed to denazification groups. Left wing unions led the citywide action affecting about 500,000 residents as raids by US forces and German police continued overnight. authorities detained several dozen suspects for questioning.
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Cabbie Admits Planes Stay After Bay Bridge Demo
San Francisco cabbie Earl Plesman accepts airphone era and jokes it may replace taxis after ferrying a passenger to Oakland airport for a $695 fare. He notes crossing the bay by air is his return trip as a Bristol freighter showcases a demonstration flight to the Bay Area.
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Timmins and Miller win Toronto Parkdale Portage seats
Ottawa watchers awaited government response after Progressive Conservative candidates won by by elections in Toronto Parkdale and Portage la Prairie. Harold Timmins kept the Toronto seat, C C Miller won Portage la Prairie, while Caouette lit a Social Credit gain elsewhere. The Liberal minority tightened to a five vote cushion with 125 seats, while Liberals and Conservatives each faced losses and shifting margins in a tense Parliament.
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Progressive Conservatives
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Portage la Prairie
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Toronto
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C.C. Miller
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Social Credit party
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Quebec
John W. G. Hunter
Cel. Hunter
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Elizabeth Norton
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Len Palmer
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H. A. Brace
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Richeleu-Vercheres
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Welles urges tariff reduction and economic co operation
Summer Welles former United States Undersecretary of State spoke at the John W Dafoe Foundation urging freer trade and the removal of tariff barriers as a path to world peace He argued for liberal trade polices of the 19th century and warned against economic nationalism He also advocated cooperation between the Soviet Union and the United States as essential to a peaceful world order and the success of the United Nations.
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Smuts Flies To UX for Unt meeting with Lloyds
Smuts travels from London to address the United Assembly amid questions on policy. Smuts voiced expectations of cooperation and hinted at Molotes as a potential ally, while discussing Mr Molotes’s role in future negotiations.
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Scuttled Ontario official acquitted in conspiring case
Eric Adams, former official at several government finances branches, was acquitted today by an Ontario supreme court jury of conspiring to communicate secret and confidential information to Russia. The verdict comes amid broader wartime and security concerns across Canada.
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