U S Official Is Dismissed From His Post
Washington reports that Attorney General Tom Clark dismissed John Rogge from a position in the department for disclosing confidential material in a public speech. Rogge cited Nazi schemes tied to Roosevelt elections and sedition cases against 30 Americans, while Clark called the actions willful violations of department rules.
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WASHINGTON
Tom Clark
John Bopee
peissnni
attorney-penal
Renee
Clark
4 department
Rogge
Roosevelt
Swarthmore College
John L. Lewis
Hermann Goering
Joachim Hertsler
William R. Davis
Davis
congress
Swarthmore
department of justice
department
foreign office
American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers
Rogce
Bulgarians to Vote for First Republican Government
Bulgarians head to the polls on Sunday to choose the first republican government in the centuries long history of turmoil. Friday newspapers present early power struggles over whether voters will have freedom of choice at the ballot box and the shape of the new political system.
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SOFIA
Balkan
pola
Cutworms Threaten Garden Peas in Fort Smith Areas
The Fort Walliam Times-Journal reports left hand corner gardeners in Winnipeg struggle to grow wholesome vegetables due to cutworms. A G Dunstan’s entomology survey notes north areas see fewer pests in wet seasons, while Fort Smith shows cutworms active in gardens.
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Winnipeg
Fort Walliam Times-Journal
G. Dunstan
division of entomology, science service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
northwest
Canada
Fort Smith
Heavy Snow Blankets Southwest Alberta With Up To 15 Inches
Weather bulletins report heavy snowfall blanketing southwestern Alberta with up to 15 inches in some areas. Blizzard conditions hinder travel as communities brace for continued storms and accumulations through the day. Local officials urge caution and road crews to clear highways and main arteries.
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ALTA
Moslem Ministers Take Office Oaths in India Coalition
Five new Moslem League ministers took oaths in New Delhi to form a 14 member coalition cabinet with the All-Indian Congress as Hindu Moslem strife evolves. From East Bengal to Bombay, communal violence and killings persist as tensions rise over an independent Moslem state. Brig. P. N. Thapar reports calmer conditions in Nookhali and Tippers, despite casualties in Calcutta and Mumbai.
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NEW DELHI
India
Lord Wavell
league
All-Indian Congress party
Pakistan
congress
P. N. Thapar
East Bengal
Chandpur
Calcutta
Nookhali
Tippers
Bombay
Coal Ration Eased in East
Ottawa reports coal restrictions in Ontario Quebec and the Maritimes have been eased to allow consumers to obtain total winter face requirements with up to 80 percent in class A fuels. The previous limit was 80 percent of annual needs with a smaller share in class A.
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OTTAWA
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
Howe
Heavy snowstorm paralyzes Lethbridge and southern Alberta flights
A deep snowstorm drenched southern Alberta, dumping 1.53 inches of precipitation in Lethbridge by Saturday morning, including 13 inches of snow. The storm delayed Trans-Canada and Western Airlines flights, halted harvest work, slowed buses, and forced diversions while moisture continued to fall over the region.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Great Falls
Montana
Cut Bank
Cowley
trace
Vulcan
Crows Nest Pass
Trans-Canada Airlines
Vancouver
Western Airlines
Namaka
Penhold
Seth
Radar mystery unfolds on Montreal to Ottawa flight
Montreal reporters join a radar test by the Australian government aboard a battle-scarred RCAF Dakota from Montreal to Ottawa. The pilot, Cox of Kingston, Ont, relied on a compass-like needle to stay on beam, correcting course as it wavered.
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MONTREAL
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Fit Ltd
Cox
Kingston
Ont
Norway House
hss
Chinese Armies Trap Communists Near Antung and Chefoo
At Korea's border two Chinese armies advanced 59 to 73 miles in two days, seizing Antung and trapping Communist troops in South Manchuria. Forces pressed from Mukden toward Antung as Chefoo came under land and sea assault, with several towns along the Manchurian frontier reporting government advances.
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PEIPING
lancing
Antung
Korea
Manchuria
Antune
Chefoo
China
Yellow Sea
Mukden
Antung Chikuwanshan
Fengcheng
Three Killed In Car Accident Near Tacoma
Three people died and four were injured in a five car crash when a car failed to stay in its lane while passing. Victims include Fort Lewis soldiers Sergeant Herman Walters and his wife Ruth, and Sergeant Robert J Shortell. Also seriously hurt were Harriet Lindot of Tacoma and two Fort Lewis soldiers William Bridges and Walter Angel. Sergeant Jack Field sustained minor injuries.
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TACOMA
Herman Walters
Ruth
Robert J Shortell
Fort Lewis
Wash
Harriet Lindot
William D Bridges
Walter Angel
Jack Field
MecChort i Field
Goering Poison Found Secreted Before Death
MERNBERG October 26 Hermann Goering is believed to have used poison to avoid hanging, with a four power commission reporting he could have carried it in his abdomen or concealed in a toilet recess. The panel exonerated guards and noted letters left behind were not released, while confirming Goering’s death involved no negligence by prison staff.
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MERNBERG
Hermann Goering
Goering
UA army
Berlin
Malkov
Paton Walsh
Gen. Malkov
Ber
Brig. Walsh
Roy V. Richard
United States
Pierre Morel
France
co. Rickard
Col
B. G. Andrus
Emmy
security service
Brig Walsh
Goerine
Search For Missing Woman Across Burnaby Mountain
Vancouver dispatch reports a massive search of Bearin fested Burnaby Mountain for Betty Gaudin a 30 year old mother of four who vanished Tuesday with her 20 year old daughter Judith who was later found unharmed in the family car Her husband Dr L Gaudin suspects amnesia from war blitz experiences in London and Sheffield England
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VANCOUVER
Burnaby
Betty Gaudin
Judith
MrL. Gaudin
Mackenzie King Plans Washington Visit With Truman
Prime Minister Mackenzie King, staying near the United Nations scene in New York, will travel to Washington Sunday to be a guest of President Truman. He is expected to return to Ottawa by Monday afternoon or evening after the meetings.
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NEW YORK
Mackenzie King
United Nations general assembly
Washington
Truman
Ottawa
T.C.A
R.C.A.F
Kenyon Field
PACES
LONDON
Reuters
Kenneth A. Gourlay
Royal Army Ordnance Corps
iifictr
fitces court martin
sa ‘ira
Palestine
Gourlay
United States
Frederick Livingston
JERUSALEM
sn umsy
Ted Lorie
sesseéamé
the
Palestine Font
Thornday
KING
MOUNTBATTEN
ROMNEY
Hammahire
Eughind
Regiers
Belbeiafs mont
Petricia Meantvelien
Lert Bredbewrne
United Nations debates show Russian conciliation and veto tension
The United Nations General Assembly resumed talks with Russia signaling flexibility on some issues while Britain’s Noel-Baker urged cooperation in all friendship and good understanding to advance peacekeeping.俄罗斯决定保留否决权并反对南非吞并西南非领土提议。 Gambling on veto limits prompted western allies to seek restraint, with Canada preparing a time-saving plan and Louis St Laurent set to present further details.
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EW YORK
C.P
United Nations general assembly
Britain
Philip J. Noel-Baker
ANT
DAMKERS TEESE
Africa
Mr. Neel-Baker
Russia
U.N
Cuba
Australia
United States
domwell
Canada
Southwest
Louis St. Laurent
hada
constitutional assembly
NEW YORK
Andrei A.Gromyko
United Nations atomic energy commission
United Nations press department
S. P. Alexandrov
Gromyko
United Nations
Prof. Alexandrov
commission
Prof
Alexandrov
the
atomic energy commisson
Mystery Missiles Fall In France
Mystery missiles again fell on French soil causing no injuries. A rocket-like object near Lea Chingnots and a fire ball observed over ChalonsSurMarne damaged roofs but did not kill anyone. French gendarmerie investigations continue.
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France
Sens
Yonne
Lea Chingnots
Paris
Chalons-Sur-Marne
Cuban Conspiracy Arrests Reported Near Havana
In Favana and Pinar Del Rio police rounded up about 20 suspects in a move against a government conspiracy. Prime Minister Carlos Prior Socarras said many were implicated but cleared up, with no further official statements issued.
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FAVANA
Marianao
Havana
Pinar Del Rio
pole
Cuba
ime
Carlos Prior Socarras
Jewel robberies shake London high society
A wave of bold gem thefts hits prominent UK residences. 344000 gems stolen from the Marchioness of Hartington’s hem, 3200 pounds taken from St James Palace, and 390000 gems taken from the Duchess of Windsor amid a pattern of insider knowledge and a calculated, upscale burglary spree. Scotland Yard pursues leads, with Victims including Kathleen Kennedy and Lady Legh, as detectives link the crimes to a single highly skilled operation.
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LONDON
gemma
Marehieness
Hartington
Joseph P. Kennedy
United States
Britain
Scotland
St. James’ Palace
Fiera Legh
Scotland Yard
Duchess of Windsor
rel PALACE
St. James” Palace
Piers Legh
Sarah Polk Bradford
Nashville
Tenn
Sir Piers Legh
kings household
Piers
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Lady Hartington
Westminster
Smith Square
Kathleen Kennedy
mari
Windsor
Gen Crerar Quits Army Effective Sunday
Ottawa reports General H D G Crerar who led Canada’s first army in Northwest Europe retires from the Canadian army effective Sunday. A Hamilton native, Crerar commanded the field force from Normandy to Germany, earning 27 ribbons and senior staff respect.
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OTTAWA
H D. G. Crerar
Europe
Normandy
Germany
Crerar
Hamilton
serevice
United Nations
Hears Controls On Lumber To Be Removed
VANCOUVER Oct 25 Ber bert Purcell leader of the Vancouver zone Canadian Legion housing action committee says a recommendation to remove price controls on lumber has been made He proposed wire Reconstrution Minister Bow to enforce building material priority for veterans end all present priority permits operation of non essential construction a drive against black marketing and BC dummy sales to eastern interests and a ceiling of 410000 on all home construction for two years.
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VANCOUVER
Berbert Purcell
housing action committee
the
Canadian Legion
thet
Hmber
Bowe
acral
B.C
emat~ ern
Health Minister Claxton completes European air tour
Health Minister Brooke Claxton wrapped up a five day flying trip to Italy and Greece. He gathered first hand accounts of economic conditions and planned to report findings to the Canadian cabinet.
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PARIS
C.P. Cable
Brooke Claxton
Italy
Greece
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King Winter
Herald
CHICAGO
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Delft
Netherlands
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Pres. Truman
HD. G. CREBAR
Orme Square
Windsor gems
Beotland Yard
eimins
spotele
scroas
Atlantic
Gen. Crerar
Army
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