Berlin blockades talks move toward four power plan
Western diplomats in Berlin report progress on lifting the blockade as Russia seeks a one for one exchange in east and west marks. German railways chief in the Soviet zone summoned for instructions on arrangements while canal traffic and coal shipments remain halted. Four military governors continue discussions amid currency dispute and potential Kremlin mediation if talks stall.
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BERLIN
Soviet zone
Helmstedt
eastwest canal
Moscow
Ruhr
Britain
United States
Russia
France
Kremlin
cussee
London fashion fortnight opens with new hair styles and hats
London fashion fortnight begins with the Ottawa Journal correspondent noting simple coiffures and forward hair movement. Styles suit cloche inspired hats, urbans, and bands of material adorned with net plumage. A brief UK weather note mentions a gilt grasshopper instrument to tell wind direction.
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London
Ottawa Journal
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TSE LEFT HAND continued on Page 11 repaper HACHIVE
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TSE
Evacuations Intensify as Hibokhibok Erupts Again
In the southern Philippines, Hibokhibok volcano erupts for the third day pushing mass evacuation of Camiguin Island residents. About 3,000 people are being moved as 18 ships head to the area. reports say smoke and dust affect islanders though no casualties are confirmed.
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MANILA
Camiguin Island
Philippines
Hibokhibok
Cagayan
Mindanao
Camiguin
Philippines weather bureau
Tito Due For Assassination Says Tito Due For Assassination
Montreal report quotes Capt Michael Fielding a British writer living in Chicago. He says Tito is due for assassination due to Yugoslav leadership involvement in a plot to assassinate Stalin. Fielding arrived Wednesday and claims Marshal Tito is in disfavor.
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MONTREAL
Michael Fielding
Chicago
Yugoslavia
Tito
Marshal Tito
stalin
Four Deaths Reported Yesterday in Canada and England
The Canadian Press reports Sir William Gentle of Thetford Norfolk England aged 83 a pioneer in greyhound racing. In Hamilton Ontario Kennedy Connor a former Liberal candidate for Hamilton West in federal elections and a prominent local building contractor is also noted.
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THETFORD
Norfolk
Eng
Sir William Gentle
England
HAMILTON
Ont
Kennedy Connor
Hamilton West
Bricklayers in U.S. Win $27 Day Under Arbitration Award
In New York on Sept 3 bricklayers in the United States secured an eight hour day worth 27 dollars after the Supreme Court upheld an arbitration award from June 30. The dispute was between locals of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union AFL and the Mason Builders Association of Greater New York.
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NEW YORK
A-P
United States
supreme court
Jung
Bricklayers, Masons and Masterers International Union
A.F.L
Mason Builders’ Association of
Greater New York
France's Schuman fails to form cabinet in Paris
Premier designate Robert Schuman abandoned attempts to form a new French government after failing to win sufficient parliamentary support. De Gaulle backers see new elections as likely, while the Socialists and Radicals refused to join his cabinet over policy clashes. France has no government since Andre Marie resigned, with serious doubts about any new coalition forming now.
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Associated Press
ARIS
Robert Schuman
Francois
Mic.terand
democratic and socialist resistance
union
De ‘Gauille
Schuman
Unsss
council
civic
France
national
assembly
Andre Marie
Marie
Schulman
Move To Rid Unions Of Communists In Canada
Canadian labor faces a major internal revolt within the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada as 23 top unions pledge to purge Communists. President Bengough questions the move saying readers are mesmerized, while anti Communist bloc eyes removing the Canadian Seamen's Union and potentially replacing affiliates with the Seafarers International Union. Actions could unfold at the October Victoria meeting if backing holds.
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UAWA
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
T.L.C
C.S.U
Seafarers’. International Union
AIE L
congress’ marine
SuL.U
Canadian Lake Seamen's Union
Great Lakes
S.0.9.U
S.I.U
McCuaig Elected President of Canadian Bar Association
Stanley Hardwood McCuaig K C of Edmonton was elected president of the Canadian Bar Association succeeding John T. Hackett K C of Montreal. He will chair the 1949 convention at Banff. McCuaig urged amendments to the Supreme Court Act for centralized sittings in western Canada and the Maritimes and broader jurisdiction, foreseeing the court as Canada’s last resort.
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MONTREAL
Stanley Hardwood
McCuaig
K.C
Edmonton
Canadian Bar Association
John T. Hackett
Bar Association
Banffalte
Bainsville
Ont
Alberta
gs bemicer
Alberta Law Society
Edmonton Bar Association
supreme court act
Canada
Maritimes
supreme court
court of last
Saskatchewan Joins Water Board With Regina HQ
Regina headquarters for the new prairie provinces water board will be in Regina with a qualified engineer as secretary in charge. G. N. Munro, chief engineer water rights, has been named Saskatchewan representative on the board after ratification this week.
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REGINA
Saskatchewan
prairie provinces water board
department of agriculture
J. AH. Brockelbank
water board
G. N. Munro
department of natural resecrets and industrial development
Tivtman board
Co Founder Eduard Benes Death Mentioned in Odd Note
In St Catharines Ontario a 40 year old John Christopher recounts finding a lost wallet while boating near Bala. The wallet contained a birth certificate and money that were mailed back to Christopher after sinking in a lake event years earlier.
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ST. CATHARINES
Cat
John Christopher
Bala
Christopher
Former Czechoslovak Leader Benes Dies at 64
Eduard Benes, co founder of Czechoslovakia and twice its president, died at his Sezimovo country home at 6 10 p m He had been unconscious since Tuesday after a stroke and his death follows political turmoil including a Communist coup The cabinet prepared a state funeral as President Masaryk and Jan Masaryk join in mourning and plans are made for the May funeral at Lany Castle continuation noted on page two
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Benes
Ife
Masaryk
Thomas Masaryk
Klement Gottwald
bio. Mra
al- TERR
peela
Beney wea
Leny
Masayk
Jan Masaryk
Lany castle
Antonin Zapotocky
raivo
Agreements Signed At Seven Burns Plants Wage Rise Set
Calgary Sept 3 17 New working agreements covering seven Burns packing plants grant a 9.6 percent wage boost to United Packinghouse Workers of America members. Vancouver Edmonton Calgary Prince Albert Regina Winnipeg and Kitchener affected. The union sought 15 percent but secured 11 3 cent raises with minimums 83 0 3 for women and 99 cents for men and 3613 hours pay guaranteed weekly. Wages to be negotiated between company and union replacing prior company rates. Possible reopening before July 31 1950. A 40 hour week proposal was tabled.
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CALGARY
Burns
United Packing House Workers,of America
G.T.O
Fred Dowling
Vancouver
Edmonton
Prince Albert
Sask
Regina
Winnipeg
Kitchener
Ont
une
Canada
Swift Canadian
Dowling
Intensive Search For Missing Plane Near Sydney
An extensive dawn search began for an Australian National Airways DC-3 airliner missing since last night after it departed Townsville for Sydney with 12 passengers and 2 crew. The last radio message reported icing and strong head winds as it neared its 8:40 p.m. arrival time.
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SYDNEY
Australia
C.PJ
Australian National Airways
msville
Queensland
New Hay Fever Drug Described By American Chemical Society
Washington Sept 3 UP A new drug for hay fever and allergies was described to the American Chemical Society. The drug named Decapryn Sue ciate is a derivative of Pyridine compounds recovered from coke oven gases in steel mills. Like Benadryl and Pyribenzammne it targets histamine released in body tissues when allergy triggers are encountered.
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WASHINGTON
American Chemical Society
Benadry
Idle labor strikes paralyze US coast transportation
About 40,000 workers idle amid 35 strikes on both coasts. New York truckers demand wage increases, now cut to 25 cents an hour, with over 10,000 drivers and helpers idle. No settlement expected before next Tuesday as meetings wait. Pacific coast stoppages involve 12,000 dock workers and 16,000 seamen. Taft Hartley injunction lapse triggers talks halt. Union leader Harry Bridges warns of a four to six month stoppage unless good faith bargaining is assured and companies demand non communist affidavits.
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New YORK
United States
west coasts
Pacific coast
Harry Bridges
C.I.0
international
Driver Absolved In Calgary Car Collision Fatal Crash
An inquest at RC Headquarters absolved Raymond Bowden of Rog Deer Alta of all blame in the deaths of Reginald Freebody James Stafford and James Stuart. The three Calgary men died from skull fractures after their light car collided head on with Bowden's truck near Crosfield 23 miles north of Calgary. Bowden said he did not see the other car until he was passing an oncoming truck.
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CALGARY
R.CALP
Raymond Bowden
Rog Deer
Alta
Reginald Freebody
James Stafford
James Stuart
Bowden
neae Crosfeld
here
Powden
Alberta Gas Board to study reserves and exports
Jasper Alberta Sept 3 Alberta Resources Minister Tanner announced the immediate creation of a board to inquire into natural gas reserves and the needs of domestic and industrial users with the goal of exporting any surplus fuel. He urged careful study and noted royalties of 12 4 percent as sensible to attract outside capital.
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JASPER
Alta
Alberta Resources
Tanner
interprovincial mines ministers conference
Alberta
Canada
Tanter
capial
Shortage of motors hits Chrysler Canada plant
Windsor Ontario Sept 3 about 2800 Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited employees in the main production plant face a motor shortage. The motor plant, closed recently due to a strike at a supplier, is gradually reopening as the situation improves.
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CHRYSLER
CAMP WINDSOR
Ont
Chrysler Corporation of Canada. Limited
Special air watch for Princess Margaret's flight to Holland
London reports a special air watch planned by Fighter Command for the King's flight taking Princess Margaret to Holland on Sunday. Bombers and jet fighters in a large mock air war were briefed to avoid the Princess's plane and were out to time takeoff.
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Fighter Command
Princess Margaret
Holland
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Petergal
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U.S
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Roosevelt
london Daily Mail
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Bengough
H.Q
CNR
Georgetown
Czech Republic
Eduard Benes
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RAGUE
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Air Force
alr Gable
Netherlands
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RCAF
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Baker Lake
N.W.T
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ZEAIN
HONG KONG
Catton-Kewhon
Mane Kong
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FORT ST. JOHN VICTOREA
Gustav A. Wiegner
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Fort S. John
Alaska highway
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