Bad Weather Hampers Search For Pan American Clipper
In Etchikan Alaska the search remains hindered by low visibility and rain as air and surface craft scour the Alaska coast for the missing Pan American World Airways Clipper with 18 aboard. Reports of smoke near Dundas Island and flares near Graham Island prompt renewed coastal patrols by U S Coast Guard and Canadian forces.
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ETCHIKAN
Alaska
A.P
Pan-American World Airways
British Columbia
United States coast guard
Dundas’ Island
Ketchikan
Graham Island
Alaska-B.C
R.C.AF
weather bureau
Juneau
coast guard
Annette
Mary Islands
Alf. N. Monsen
P.A.A
Harold Gillan
Annette Island
Boca De Quadra
PEI General Election Set For December Eleventh
Highways Minister Barbour announced in a radio address that Prince Edward Island will hold a general election on December 11. He spoke for Premier J Walter Jones, who is in Toronto, and acted as premier in Jones' absence. The House stood locked with 45 Liberals, 20 Progressive Conservatives, and 0 vacancies.
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CHARLOTTETOWN
Barbour
Prince Edward Island
J. Walter Jones
Toronto
CFCY
Jones
PEL house
Shaving Time Plea From Casselman On Razor Care
Elbridge J Casselman reports 25 000 experiments from the Melion Institute of Industrial Research on shaving technique. He warns haste ruins blades and skin and urges three minutes of beard softening to extend blade life and improve results. He cites laboratory tests on water absorption and stresses proper prep over rushing.
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Elbridge J Casselman
Winskell
Melion Institute of Industrial Research
Casselman
Mr. Casselman
Pole Leader In Sweden Claimed To Have Reached Stockholm
Polish Peasant party leader Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, wartime head of Poland's government in exile, reportedly arrived in Stockholm seeking safety. Exiled leaders plan anti-Communist campaigns while Warsaw says foreign aid aided his flight. Sweden has no confirmation of his location.
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LONDON
A.P
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Stockholm
Francis J. Wilk
Mikolajczyk
Britain
United States
national unity
Washington
Milan Gavrilovic
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Communist Information Bureau
FIGHT COMMUNISM Wak
World Peasant International
Moxow
Warsaw
England
Sweden
foreign office
Toronto Woman Beaten By Thug
Mrs. Benjamin Koffman was beaten unconscious by a hammer wielding intruder during a daytime break in at her east end Queen Street home. Hospital staff said her condition was serious and that she might not survive the injuries. A department store driver discovered her, broke the front door window to render aid, and police reported blood spatters in the kitchen rear area with no weapon found.
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TORONTO
Benjamin Koffman
Queen Street
Welsh coal strike spreads to ten pits in South Wales
A coal miners strike in South Wales spread to ten pits, leaving 6,000 miners idle in protest of slow wage negotiations. The walkout echoes a previous Scottish mine stoppage that halted production of about 150000 tons.
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LONDON
South Wales
national coal bowed
mine workers’ union
Threat of complete tieup of Canada's deep sea fleet
Canada faces a potential complete strike of its deep sea fleet as 7,600 officers and seamen begin a strike vote across Atlantic and Pacific ports. The Canadian Seamen's Union seeks a 15 cent hourly wage hike and longer weekly limits, threatening about 155 ships if a walkout occurs.
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VANCOUVER
C.P
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian Seamen's Union
Canadian Merchant Service Guild
Screen Writers Guild Chief Says Red Inquiry Helps Communists
Washington reports the head of the Screen Writers Guild argues the Red Inquiry harms the Guild by excluding writers. Emmett Lavery claims investigations frighten writers into abstaining from joining and fears being labeled Communist. He said the committee methods risk letting Communist elements shape the industry. Roy E. Brewer of AFI is expected to testify next as Lavery faces potential libel actions from witnesses.
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WASHINGTON
Screen Writers’ Guild
Hollywood “Red
Guild
Emmett Lavery
house of representatives
American activities committee
Lavery
Roy E. Brewer
Hollywood
Brewer
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
AFSE
U.N Faces Three Major Problems After Warmerongering Debate
U N members turn to Palestine the assembly and two new security council seats amid optimism a finish by month end. Canada propelled a peace propaganda resolution while Indonesia urged council action to end hostilities with the Netherlands and Indonesia.
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Palestine
Security Council
C.P
United Nations
Canada
Jamaica Overpopulated, Commission Hears Evidence
Kingston reports a Royal Commission led by Sir Geoffrey Evans heard that Jamaica with 1,237,000 people in 4400 square miles is highly overpopulated. It examines moving surplus population to British Honduras and British Guiana to ease density.
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KINGSTON
Jamaica
Geoffrey Evans
British Honduras
British Guiana
Doukhobor Commission Hearings Open In British Columbia
The second round of BC government inquiries into Doukhobor strife began with Sons of Freedom testimony at the royal commission in South Slocan. Commissioner H J Sullivan heard the Orthodox and Reports note arson damage and a death in the sect split, tied to a civil war over traditions and life.
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SOUTH SLOCAN
British Columbia
Kootenay Valley
Sons of Freedom
Kootenay river
Nelson
Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ
H J Sullivan
New Westminster
Canade
Peter
Verigin
ife
Edmonton officer named Calgary TB association rehabilitation head
Stanley D Cameron of Edmonton appointed rehabilitation officer for the Alberta Tuberculosis Association announced by president R. W. Roscoe. Cameron, University of Alberta BA 1941, served with Royal Canadian Engineers overseas until 1944, wounded, discharged as captain.
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CALGARY
Stanley D Cameron
Edmonton
Alberta Tuberculosis Association
R. W. Roscoe
Cameron
University of Alberta
Royal Canadian Engineers
Canada
Most Dangerous Leg For World Circling Pilots
Globe circling pilots George Truman of Los Angeles and Clifford Evans of Washington DC depart Nemuro bound for the Aleutians on what is described as the most dangerous leg of their round the world flight.
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TOKYO
globe
Cub
Saskatchewan
George Truman
Los Angeles
Clifford Evans
Washington, DC
Nemuro
Aleutians tonight
Churchill Urges End to Socialism and Free Enterprise Return
Churchill in the House of Commons called for Britain to discard socialism and price controls to revive prosperity through free enterprise. He attacked Labour economic planning and warned nationalized sectors threaten industry initiative while urging an American loan and a stronger export drive.
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ONDON
Winston Churchill
Britain
Vabor
Churchill
house of commons
United States
Sir Stafford Cripps
Si Stafford
Stafford
Government in Bad Odor Reflects Coal Debate
In London today in the House of Commons Winston Churchill denounced a recent hint by Fuel Minister Hugh Gaitskell that Britons should take fewer baths to save coal. He warned that such comments by a government minister undermine the prime minister and his allies, signaling rising public disapproval.
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Attlees
TeAIRN
Churchll
Labor
Britain
LONDON
Winton Churchill
house of commons
Hugh Gattvkell
edlor
Ontario Blocks Newsprint Probe
Ontario introduces legislation to bar removal of business records from the province after U S subpoenas to more than 50 Canadian newsprint exporters. Premier Drew says the bill makes compliance with outside judicial demands illegal and allows Ontario Supreme Court action to protect records.
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TORONTO
Ontario
United States
Drew
supreme court of Ontario
pon
pist
cen
Bracken Attacks King in Vancouver Address
Federal PC leader Bracken told Vancouver listeners that King dodges the problem of Canada’s economy and labor unrest. He warned of the dollar crisis seen as a trade issue and urged land development to keep youth from the United States while criticizing Liberal handling of labor and industrial peace.
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VANCOUVER
Hondonn Bracken
Progressive Conservative party
King
Bracken
Veterans’ Memorial Centre
Canada
England
U.S
United States
labor department
Hollywood Writer Trumbo to Answer Communist Question
Dalton Trumbo agreed to testify before the House committee on American activities regarding his past or present Communist ties. The committee voted to cite him for contempt. Also: tariffs talks between Britain and the United States anticipated, Canadian conciliation talks in disarray, and Remembrance Day declared a school holiday in Alberta. Oil exploration widens in Western Canada with Phillips Petroleum applying to prospect near Peace River.
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WASHINGTON
Hollywood
Dalton Trumbo
house committee
otte Trumbo
DALAILS
house of commons
OUYAWA
C.P
federal
saper department
Canadien peamens Laton
Shypming Federation
lrnedd pedies
pokestt
federation
im de flispute
umion
BRESCH
OTTAWA
Civ Service Commission
yenior
Servier
Alberta
Ansley
EDMONTON
Canada
Peace River
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartiesville
Oklo
Beemsea
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maritimes
St. Lawrence river
St. Tite des Caps
north shore
J. Leclerc
Brome
Dixville
Stanhope
Coaticack
Canadian forest rangers
New Brunswick
Charlotte county
THREATEN
U.N
ical
Andrei Vishinsky
une
Turkey
Greece
Russia
republc
Netherlands
Inonesia
India
council
Netherelands
ls erst
economic committee
New Zealand
Europe
Doukhobor Commission
T.B
house of lords
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