Pearson Opens Algoma East By election in Ontario
External Affairs Minister Pearson seeks a Commons seat in Algoma East Monday facing CCF and Social Credit rivals. The by election accompanies Rosthern Saskatchewan contest, sparked by Pearson joining cabinet and Farquhar moving to the Senate.
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MASSEY
C.P
Pearson
so commons
Algoma East
C.C.F
Social Credit
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Rosthern
Thomas Farquhar
Farquhar
senate
CGC.F
Lorne Callahan
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Social Credit party
John J. Fitzgerald
Blind River
Montreal Merchants
Algoma
Chap Jeau
Thessalon
Rorthern
Liberal
CCF
UK exports surge as car shipments near record highs
In June British exports topped 20 200 vehicles, close to combined U S Canada and France totals in May. Commercials near all time peak, tractors and parts exceed £1.5 million in June, with six month motor vehicle outflow surpassing £60 million. Cathedral note about Liverpool shifts orientation south-north praised by Romney Towndrow.
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U.S.A
Canada
France
United Kingdom
Britain
Kenneth Romney Towndrow
Liverpool
Christian Yunker
Republicans Say Truman Loses Negro Vote Support
Washington report from October 23 notes Republican claims Truman’s civil rights stance cost him Latino support among northern negro voters. Polls show Dewey at least 55 percent of the negro vote in New York, Detroit, and Los Angeles areas, reversing three weeks earlier trends.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
United States
Republican
Democratic
Progressive Party
Valeries J. Washington
Chiccago
Republican national committee
eles
Thomas Dewey
Dewey
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
congress
national committee
Roward Hickerson
D.D
Hicker~son
Liquor Board Shows Big Profit in 12 Months
Edmonton figures released show Albertars bought 33.361 million dollars worth of beer and liquor in the year ended March 31 1948. The liquor control board realized a net profit of 9.82 million dollars with beer sales totaling 20.57 million and liquor 12.791 million.
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EDMONTON
liquor control board
Rebels and Loyalists Clash Near Posong in Korea
South Korean rebels and Loyalist troops battle for Posong as fighting spreads across the south peninsula. Authorities report 700 rebels captured and a number executed by a so called peoples court while government forces recapture towns and clash in surrounding areas.
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SEOUL
A.P
Posong
arthy
Sisongs
Suchon
PENNS
south peninsula
peoples court
Suchen
Arabs Attack Israeli Positions Near Lake Hula
Arab forces believed to be Syrians attacked Jewish positions north of Lake Hula and captured a height at Sheikh Abbad in the Manarah region between Syria and Lebanon. The offensive began last night with heavy fighting continuing this morning.
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TEL AVIV
Lake Hula
Sheikh Abbad
Manarah
Syria
Lebanon
El Houle
United Nations
Negev
Palestine
Hsifa
Union Heads Gall General Walk-Out
Union leaders called for a general strike in the St. Etienne region as France moved toward martial law amid coal-field unrest. Troops and state police were deployed after clashes left at least two miners dead and scores wounded. violence surged near Montceau-Les-Mines and Ales with determined resistance from strikers.
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Associated Press
ARIS
St. Etienne
France
Montceau-Les-Mines
Les Alouettes
Gard
terror ministry
Ales
interior ministry
Firming
Eisenhower to Tell Crusade in Europe Daily
General Dwight Eisenhower shares plans for a daily serialized account titled Crusade In Europe in The Herald starting Monday November 8. The story promises an authentic behind the scenes report of Allied victory and Ike’s role, urging regular readers to follow installments and subscribe.
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DWIGHT “ p, EISENHOWER
United States
The
Lethbridge Herald
General Eisenhower
Eur
ope
Europe
Ike’ Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Herald
Atom Bomb Explodes At Toronto U
An improvised display at the University of Toronto caused a premature blast using 105 mousetraps 200 corks and 11 rubber balls. Co ed Dorothy Taylor suffered a minor injury when fingers were caught in a trap. The demonstration intended to show chain reactions and ended with traps sold as souvenirs.
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TORONTO
University of Toronto
Dorothy Taylor
Atlantic Defence Pact Under North Atlantic Plan
Paris dispatch reports high American and Canadian officials expect early drafting of a military treaty linking the United States and Canada with Britain France and the Benelux states to form a formal North Atlantic pact. Foreign ministers from Brussels will discuss the concept as the pact moves toward formalization.
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PARIS
United States
Canada
Brussels
Britain
France
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Obituary for F E Osborne Calgary Leader at 70
F E Osborne longtime Calgary citizen and former mayor 1927 to 1929 died at 70 after illness. Born January 1 1878 in Belleville Ontario he founded a book and stationery business in Calgary 188? He served as alderman 1918 1920 and 1923 1924 chaired the Calgary Board of Trade and was governor of the University of Alberta board 1923 1942. He led Rotary 1921 22 and chaired the Canadian advisory committee 1942. A Liberal, he was active in Masons Central United Church and served on its board. Funeral Monday.
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CALGARY
borne
Calgarry
Frederick Hynest Osborne
Belleville
Ont
Ontario Business College
Calgary Board of Trae
University of Alberta
Masonic lodge
Central United church
Mrt
Osborne Wits
Federal Probe Details Pit Emerson Camp Conditions
Labor Minister Mitch ell says he has official word of very unsatisfactory conditions at the Emerson Manitoba displaced persons camp, based on an investigation prompted by Winnipeg reports of squalor. The four Manitoba Sugar Company camps Letellier Garman and the mobile camp were also examined. findings cite bare minimum facilities, lack of hot water, sanitation gaps, and mice risk, though food in two camps was satisfactory. Continued on Page Two.
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UAWA
Labor
Mitchell
Emerson
Man
Winnipeg
labor department
Emerson camp
Letellier and
Garman
Manitoba Sugar Company
C. FR. Hudson
W. Duncan
J. F. Krist- Jansson
F. G. McGuinness
Fred I. White
unemployment insurance commission
Arthur McNamara
Manitoba health department
White
Carman
Letelner
Prize Bovine Stampedes Campus Co-eds
The prize-winning 835,000 Her eford, owned by Governor Roy Turner of Oklahoma, escaped from a stall at Iowa State College and roamed the campus pursued by startled coeds and a crowd of students. Two agricultural students battered the animal as it jogged along beside the rails near the railroad tracks.
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AMES
T. Royal Ruvert
Roy Turner
Oklahoma
Iowa State College
Prince Rupert
Pope calls for international guarantees for Jerusalem
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII in an encyclical urging international guarantees to ensure free access to holy places in Palestine. He argues war over Palestine demands special attention and seeks to foster a just peace and a potential international status for Jerusalem and its environs.
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VATICAN CITY
Pius
Jerusalem
nears
Palestine
Russia Rejects Six-Power Berlin Plan at U.N.
Berlin crisis talks report Russia's deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky rejected the neutral six proposal in Security Council discussions with Argentine foreign minister Juan Bramuglia. The six neutrals include Canada and others seeking a mediated settlement amid the Berlin standoff.
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SEVILLE
BERLIN
PARIS
A.P.1
United Nations security council
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Juan A. Bramugla
Canaila
WINDSOR
Ont
Mildred spence
Windser
Boss Holland
Essex
AUCKLAND
Ort
Ort, B—iAvi
National Airways
Palmerston
Hamilles
New Zealand
North Island
sas
United States
EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
GRICKLAYERS’ STRINE
CALGARY
IC.P
Bricklayers’ Union
A.F.L
OTTAWA
QUEBEC
BANG FES
CPI
Ovila Vailerts
St. Gerard
Trans-Canada Air Lines
North Star
Commonwealth prime ministers
London
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