Bigger Force Faster Is Cheering News For West
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization military committee opened with optimism on December readiness to build a larger faster defense force. Gen Omar Bradley urged immediate action to integrate land sea and air forces to deter Soviet expansion and Communist satellites. A smaller member sparked momentum for expanded forces, and the Korea war heightened commitment across allied powers. The plan covers immediate actions and longer term steps, but remains in early discussion as leaders defer final decisions to the next session.
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WASHINGTON
North Atlantic
the
North Atlantic treaty organization
Omar Bradley
United States
committee for action now
Russia
Korea
military chiefs of staff
Hotels Statler Objects To Inn name Use
A legal notice from Hotels Statler Company objects to innkeeper John K. Hill using the term The Statler of the Sticks at Center Osipee New Hampshire. The letter notes the Statler policy permits its name only for hotels owned or operated by the company. Continued on page 17.
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Root, Ballantine
Bushby & Palmetto
John K. Hill
Center Osipee
New Hampshire
Mr. Hill
Hotels Statler Company, Inc
Statler Company
New York
Communist Press Threatens Austria Split Into Two
TENNA October 25 AP Communist newspapers openly warned Austria could be divided like East and West Germany amid a Russian move reversing an Austrian government order suspending five pro Communist district police chiefs in Vienna Russian action cited as fueling Berlin split in 1948. The suspended chiefs remained at their desks defying orders. American intelligence officers said the officers had issued no threats to city security.
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TENNA
Austria
West Germany
Vienna
Berlin
Farmer Kasper Beck's land sells for 21850 in sheriff sale
In Saskatoon district Kasper Beck 67 of Asian Sask farmer had 24 quarter sections totaling 3840 acres sold for 21850 under sheriff Basl Boyce to raise 28400 owed taxes 1941 to 1946. Roy Beck eldest of 17 said land valued at 150000. Court confirmation planned.
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SASKATOON
Kasper Beck
Sask
Roy Beck
Canada
Odessa
Russia
Susnatchowan
Bas l P. Boyce
Bec
Beck
Boyce
Canso Flies To Aid Injured Man
HALIFAX October 25 A Canso flying boat wings toward Hudson Bay to take an unidentified man with serious injuries to Montreal hospital. FO Bob McFadden of Montreal and FO Ted Forbes of Vancouver left Goose Bay Labrador at dawn and were to reach Port Harrison Hudson Bay late afternoon. They left the 103 Rescue Squadron at Greenwood Nova Scotia yesterday. The air force said the patient will be crippled for life if he does not receive expert treatment.
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HALIFAX
Hudson Bay
Montreal
R.C.AF
Bob McFadden
Ted Forbes
Vancouver
Goose Bay
Labrador
Port fiarrison
103 Rescue Squadron
Greenwood
N.S
air force
Calgary Bylaw Sought To Stop Jay Walking Citywide
The Calgary city traffic committee recommended drafting and enforcing a bylaw to halt jaywalking throughout the city on a motion by Mayor D H Mackay.
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CALGARY
city traffic committee
D. H. Mackay
Banquets in Winnipeg Elevate Liquor Sales Under Permits
Inspector Peter Cafferty of Winnipeg's morality squad testified before the liquor committee that wide open sale of liquor and beer under government banquet permits is out of control in the north end halls. He estimated at least half of the banquets operate for profit, noting over 3,200 permits issued this year.
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WINNIPEG
Peter Cafferty
city morality squad
Cafferty
Allied Columns Thrust Closer To Manchuria
Auckland New Zealand Oct 25 The condition of Peter Fraser former Labor prime minister and opposition leader is causing concern A hospital bulletin says slight improvement from pneumonia last week has not been maintained
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AUCKLAND
N.Z
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Fraser
Gloomy outlook for Britain's meat stocks in 1949
The National Federation of Meat Traders' Association executive council warned of a bleak meat supply in Britain arguing dollars shortages hinder imports from the US and Canada. They cited limited slaughterhouses, price and exchange-rate heckling, and reduced imports from Ireland Denmark and the Netherlands, with home production rising but insufficient to meet peak demand.
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LONDON
Britain
National Federation of Meat Traders’ Association
Maurice Webb
Australia
United States
Canada
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Chile
Irish republic
New Zealand
Denmark
Holland
New England
ministry of food
opsen
Youth Acquitted Of Murdering His Father
Fifteen year old Raymond Ouellette was acquitted of the murder of his father William Ouellette at their Elm Creek Manitoba home last April 15. A jury accepted a voluntary statement in which Raymond admitted shooting. Justice Beaubien noted provocation and witnesses testified to the father’s reported mistreatment of his wife and children.
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WINNIPEG
Revriend Ouellette
William Ouellette
Elm Creek
Man
Raymond
J. T. Beaubien
Ouellette
Annie Ouellette
John
No Compromise Is Nehru on Kashmir Stance
Special contributor I Norman Smith reports from New Delhi on Prime Minister Nehru's firm stance that Kashmir cannot be settled by compulsory arbitration. He notes Nehru's suspicion of outside arbitration favoring Pakistan and critiques of India's handling of mediation efforts.
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I. NORMAN SMITH
The Herald
NEW DELHI
India
Kashmir
Nehru
Karachi
Pakistan
Lucknow
Owen Dixon
U.N
Liberals Sweep Two Manitoba By Elections In 1949
In two Manitoba provincial by elections Liberals backing the coalition won seats St Andrews and St Clements. Thomas P Hillhouse a Selkirk lawyer and Albert Trapp a former reeve secured victories. The result boosts Liberal strength to 31 of 57 seats as PC tilt risks breaking the 10 year coalition.
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WINNIPEG
Douglas L. Campbell
Thomas P. Hillhouse
Selkirk
Liberal association
Seimira
Albert Trapp
C.CF
Conservative
Progressive Conservative
Mr. Trapp
Surplus Of Butter Near End
Ottawa reports tightening in butter production and rising consumption may end Canada’s surplus period next spring. Government stocks declined to about 48,651,000 pounds in nine centres, with output expected to fall from 330,000,000 to around 320,000,000 pounds for the year. Consumption rose to 206,500,000 pounds in eight months, and prices will shift as the government adjusts support and sale prices to about 53 and 55 cents per pound respectively.
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OTTAWA
Canada
bureau of statistics
Montreal
Toronto
Recognition For Red China Urged
The Manitoba Young Liberal Association meeting in Dauphin passed a resolution urging Canada to recognize the Communist government of China. The vote was 1 a. A resolution to support admitting the Chinese Red regime to the United Nations was defeated.
Asian Capitals Menaced by Tibetan Crisis Report
Reports from Radio Peiping claim Chinese Reds move to free 3,000,000 Tibetans as new Asia crisis looms. Delhi notes troop movements along the China Tibet border. no confirmation of invasion. Washington and Hong Kong have no word on a Sino Tibet campaign. In Edmonton, Sendziak is acquitted of counselling a youth to burn a rooming house for insurance.
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OKYO
Peiping
Tibet
Communist radio
Himalaya
Asia
China
Korea
New Delhi
Indian
China-Tibet
Washington
Hong Kong
Raymond Farmer Injured On Beet Loader In Raymond
Raymond beet grower Ernest Schneidt, 45, was dragged into the power take-off of an automatic sugar beet loader while helping a neighbor. He suffered a crushed arm, severe bruising, and shock. doctors hope the mangled arm can be saved. The incident occurred after a guard on the take-off failed and his clothing tore away.
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RAYMOND
HNL
Ernest Schneidt
Raymond municipal heenital
Two RCAF Officers Killed In Edmonton Training Crash
EDMONTON Oct 25 two RCAF officers were killed instantly when their Harvard trainer spun into a farmer's field six miles south of Edmonton during a dual control training flight. Fit Lt L C Coffey 32 of Edmonton and FO Albert B Dalman 27 of Edmonton and Winnipeg were identified as the victims. Coffey served as adjutant at the RCAF winter experimental establishment and had overseas service in WWII. Dalman, a Winnipeg native, had overseas piloting experience and re enlisted after studying engineering at the University of Alberta. His widow was Evelyn Wellwood, an RCAF nurse at Camp Borden before marriage.
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EDMONTON
R.C.A.F
Harvard
L. C. Coffey
Albert B. Dalman
Winnipeg
Coffey
R.C.AF. winter experimental establishment
Berlin
Maryland
Dalman
University of Alberta
air force
Eviyn Wellwood
RCAF
Camp Borden
E. Dalmar
Hazel
Nanaimo
B.C
Russel Sharpe
Bud
Vancouver
Freighter Tonics Inchorte to Go to Halifax Drydock
The Spanish 3,500 ton freighter Tonics Inchorte which sank in Halifax harbor Oct 12 after failed fire-fighting efforts will be towed to a drydock for repairs. The ship was raised Sunday and work will begin to salvage cargo bound for Bilbao, Spain.
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HALIFAX
Tonics Inchorte
Halifax harbor
Bilbao
Spain
Canada ships armament to The Netherlands in aid package
Ottawa approved immediate shipment of armament equipment for an infantry division to The Netherlands. The value is part of a 306 million dollar Parliament appropriation for Canada’s aid to European partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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NETHERLANDS
OTTAWA
North Atlantic treaty organization
U.S. G.E
MANCHURIA
TOKYO
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Korea
Mancaurian
Australia
Percy C. Spender
United Nations assembly
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Dominion Glass Company
Mamillon
Wallaceburg
Montreal
Alta
mitte@ny
Indo-China
Reuters
Urgens
tate
Viet Nam
Alphonse Jelu
France
Saigon
Bue Dai
R&FORT
PEARSON OTTAWA
Pearsen
United Nations
New York
I. Pee
Inst
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tewerrem
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