Debates on Palestine adjourned at U N Security Council
The American president of the United Nations Security Council adjourned the Palestine debate after Egypt pressed for immediate action. Mahmoud Fawzi charged Israel with violations of the cease fire in the Negev, while Syria’s Faris El Khouri urged council response. Warren Austin insisted the matter requires study and cannot be rushed. An outside British source noted talks of action under chapter seven. Egypt also accused Israel of violating the arms embargo, citing air force and munition factory expansion after the truce.
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United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Warren Austin
United States
council
Mahmoud Bey Fawzi
Egypt
Israel
Fawzi
Security Council
Negev
S y Council
Faris El Khouri
Syria
Austin
stern U.N
U.N
Middle East
Ahmed Khasheba Pasha
Belfast And Londonderry Strike Bound
Belfast and Londonderry port operations nearly halt as 2,500 dock workers strike over tax deductions from part time wages. Over 500 Londonderry dockers joined 2,000 Belfast workers who stopped five days earlier, seeking weekly wage reductions to offset income tax withholdings.
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Londonderry
Belfast
Long Island Railroad to add double decker cars next spring
The St Thomas Times Journal notes the Long Island Railroad will deploy 63 double decker cars by next spring to seat 6 600 passengers during peak hours. Built at Altoona by Pennsylvania Railroad, each 81 ft coach has two 200 HP motors and seating for 132, 60 more than current single deckers, with fireproof features and in-car announcements.
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Long Island
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western powers map next moves in Berlin crisis
Paris dispatch reports western powers planned to meet to map next steps in the Berlin dispute at the United Nations security council. Vishinsky vetoed a plan to lift the blockade with currency controls. discussions continued among Britain France the United States Russia and neutral members as Bauerma or Bramagna signaled cautious optimism for a settlement.
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PARIS
United Nations security council
Berlin
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
council
Canada
Britain
United States
France
Juan A. Bramugella
Argentina
Bramagna
Vishinsky
Campaign Ends Rush to Big Cities in Final Drive
United States presidential candidates focus on large vote rich cities in final days. Truman’s Chicago visit draws the largest crowds yet, with 24,000 inside and about 200,000 outside. Dewey heads to Chicago after Albany as Wallace stays near New York. Truman claims victory pace, cites a need for a Democratic Congress to protect democracy.
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United States
Truman
Chicago
Thomas Dewey
Henry Wallace
Progressive party
Jersey City
Bill Horstman
Republican party
DEWEY
Albany
Robert Menzies
Australia
Jane Co. J. Simpson
Liberia
Wallace
Russia
congress
Democratic party
Fowl Paralysis May Aid Polio Case Study Probe
CALGARY Oct 26 Dr Wir HLEW Calgary medical officer of health disclosed a possible inquiry into whether fowl paralysis contributes to poliomyelitis. He noted efforts to check fowl owned by a New Brigden Alberta family stricken by polio. Five cases appeared in the Hertz family, with two deaths. He requested sending dead chickens to the federal veterinary lab at Lethbridge for examination.
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CALGARY
Wir HLEW
Hill
New Brigden
Alta
Hertz
Heity
federal veterinary research laboratory
Lethbridge
Alto
Man shoots at moving object. wife killed in Connecticut
Edgard Johnson, 24, mistook a moving object for a deer and fired in underbrush in Hampton, Connecticut. The bullet struck his wife, Jane P. Johnson, 23, in the heart. she died at the scene as police reported yesterday.
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HAMPTON Conn
Edgard Johnson
Jane P. Johnson
Paraguayan Revolt Suppressed After 20 Hours of Fighting
Asuncion reports the new government under President Juan Natalicio Gonzalez has crushed a 20 hour urban uprising led by Col. Carlos Montanaro, brother of Domingo Montanaro, with Montanaro and cadets surrendering at 7:30 p.m. The uprising began at 1:40 a.m. Monday, and no casualties were disclosed amid a return to calm.
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Paraguay
Juan Natalicio Gonzalez
Carlos Montanaro
Domingo Montanarao
Montanaro
United Nations
Paris
Campo Grande
Gonzalez
interior ministry
Woman found guilty in attempt to procure miscarriage
MEDICINE HAT Oct 26 Mrs. Mary Van Meelan 37 charged with unlawfully attempting to procure a miscarriage for a district farm wife was found guilty by a supreme court jury. Sentencing set for Tuesday. Eva Ulmer mother of six testified Van Meelan offered to do the job for 40. A treatment followed with Ulmer paying 4. Police raided the home and found methal supplies. Ulmer, still pregnant, involved in the case.
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Mary Van Meelan
supreme court
Eva Ulmer
Van Meelan
Ulmer
NORFOLK
Colonna
Tullahome
Chesapeake bay
United States coast guard
PERU
LIMA
C.D
EDMONTON
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Litv
Ponoka, Alta
carlier
GERALDTON
Alberty
VANCOUVER
Alan Heare
Chinatown
Elsie Chan
SOUTH AFRICA
Rand Dslty Mail
Die Vaderland
im Hs
First woman aims to circle globe in single engine plane
Mrs Richard Morrow-Tait of England arrived at Kyushu as part of a globe circling flight in a single engined plane. Her navigator Michael Townsend accompanies her, with the pair tracing a route from England begun August 18 and progressing in stages toward Japan.
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Richard Morrow-Tait
England
Kyushu
Japan
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Morrow-Tait
Michael Townsend
Violence erupts as troops storm Alès barricades in France
Paris reports a fresh clash as tanks and police breach strikers' barricades at Alès in Gard. One striker dies and two police are injured. over 100 strikers captured as government forces clear coal mines and a power plant near Alès amid blasts and gunfire.
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Alcs
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France
Le Monde
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Rochebelle
Saint Martin De Valgagnes
post office
St. Etienne
Quints Born in Sudan Report Unconfirmed Near Khartoum
Dispatch from Khartoum reports unverified birth of quintuplets in a remote Blue Nile village south of Khartoum. Five boys said to be born at Tibell Yil Jaze but searches for mother and quints failed to locate them. Authorities speculate the quints may have been hidden to avoid government care. The Dionne sisters of Ontario are cited as a contrast.
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Tibleb yil- Jaze
Blue Nile
Dionne sisters
Callander
Defence: No 1 Priority in Young Dominions of India
Dispatch from Delhi outlines India and Pakistan prioritizing defence after independence. It notes Britain ended direct responsibility, emphasis on territorial integrity, and nationalist moves toward republican government while remaining Commonwealth members. Plans include larger forces, better training, increased defence output, and a 130,000 national guard for emergencies.
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Pakistan
EW DELHTA
Britain
dustry
NATIONAL GUARD
cauet
Liberal gains in by elections reshape House of Commons
Liberal by election wins in Algoma East Ontario and Rosthern Saskatchewan restore a six vote margin to 125 seats against 119 for the opposition. Laval Two Mountains remains vacant among 245 seats. Pearson and Boucher win in Algoma East and Rosthern respectively.
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Algoma East
Saskatchewan
Rosthern
Quebec
Laval
Laval-Two Mountains
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
C.C.F
Social Credit
Missing Ontario woman found dead near Kitchener
The body of Emma Pohl, 37, missing since September 13, was found five miles south of Kitchener. A 17 year old hunter, Jimmy Exner, located the decomposed remains in a pasture thicket. Ex-boyfriend William Stuart, held on public mischief charges, faced questions as police noted a forged receipt and questioned his movements on the day of disappearance.
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KITCHENER
Wiliam Stuart
Stuart
Poh
Nominations Filed in Calgary Civic Elections Race
Nominations for the November 17 Calgary civic elections were filed on Monday. For city commission seats two candidates are vying, W. A. Newhall and Al. R. T. Akerman backed by United Labor. Twelve nominations seek six council vacancies, five seek three for the public school board, and two seats on the separate school board were filled by acclamation.
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CALGARY
W. A. Newhall
Al. R. T Akerman
United Labor
King Opens New Session Parliament in London
The king opened the new session of Parliament amid pomp and drizzle calling for nationalization of Britain’s steel industry. Thousands watched as the royal couple departed Buckingham Palace in state, followed by procession and royal regalia. Delegates from Canada and the Commonwealth attended, including Norman Robertson and premiers and leaders from Saskatchewan and Canada’s federal scene.
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ith
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
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Saskatchewan
M. J. Coldwell
C.C.F
Canada
Thomas Vien
Canadian Senate
aspard Fauteux
house of commons
Arthur Beauchesne
house of lords
Britain Receives 310 Million Dollar ECA Loan for Industry
The Economic Cooperation Administration extends a 310 million dollar loan to Britain for industrial machinery and equipment under the Marshall Plan. The loan carries 2 percent interest, starts repayments in 1956, with semiannual installments through 1983, administered by the Export-Import Bank in Washington.
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Economic Co-operation Administration
Britain
Export-Import Bank of Washington
Five missing after trawler Colonna sinking near Norfolk
News briefs report the trawler Colonna sank after colliding with tanker Tullahome in Chesapeake Bay. Coast guard says 16 of 21 crew were rescued. two cutters and a plane search underway for the remaining missing sailors.
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