Early Break In East West Deadlock Hopes Lie
United Nations secretary-general Trygve Lie, in Lake Success, says an early break in the U S Russia deadlock is possible as the 55 nation General Assembly nears. He urges continued U S help, insists he remains impartial amid criticism, and expresses confidence something will happen.
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LARRY HAUCK LAKE
SUCCESS
N.Y
Trygve Lie
United Nations
eastwest
general assembly
Lie
United States
Rusia
Associated Press
U.N
Moscow
Italy
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland
HELP Tide
peace agency
Five Nominated For British Seat Edge Hill By Election
Five candidates were nominated for the Edge Hill parliamentary by election in Liverpool England with polling set for September 11. Labour aims to defend the seat after winning it from the Conservatives in 1945 as officials expect a test of public reaction to the Labour government amid 27 by elections without loss or gain.
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LIVERPOOL
England
Reuters
Edge Hill
Britain
Labor
Three Picketers Face Court Charges
In Edmonton three picketers appeared in police court with remands set to Sept 12. Peter Uganecz faces charges of intimidation assault and disturbing the peace while Mary Stuber and Irene Celinas are charged with disturbing the peace. Robert W. Ogston also faces charges of intimidation and assault.
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EDMONTON
Peter Uganecz
Mary Stuber
Irene Celinas
Scott Fruit Company
Swift Canadian Company
Robert W. Ogston
Wheatburger competition aims to crown provincial dish
The Left Hand Corner reports Saskatchewan plans a Wheatburger contest as the provincial dish with the winner from Estevan fair to be honored by tourism and nutrition branches. A 128 foot British Columbia Douglas fir arrives in Halifax for City Hall flagpole, recalling timber days when firs reached 150 feet.
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Saskatchewan
Ottawa Citizen
Estevan fair
Vancouver
Halifax
British Columbia
Fraser
Europe
Man admits hoax death tied to Cadiz explosion in Quebec
In Quebec, provincial police plan to return an escaped patient from Hamilton to Ontario after he confessed to fabricating a death story. Sub-Lt Julien S. Gagnon from St. Gedeon was linked to a hoax involving a bottle of ashes and a fictitious Dr. Lane connected to the American Red Cross.
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QUEBEC
Ontario
Hamilton
Cadiz
Spain
St. Gedeon
Que
Julien S. Gagnon
Lane
Red Cross
St. Malo ward
Gagnon
Greek Cabinet Survives Civil Service Strike Threat
In Athens Premier Constantin Tsaidaris Populist Royalist cabinet faced a threatened civil service strike and faced a planned confidence vote tonight. The government claimed raises for 72,000 workers and proposed dismissals of 115,000 civil servants in six months to aid Greece with American aid funds. The crisis risked halting mail and government functions amid clashes with guerrillas.
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ATHENS
Constantin Tsaidaris
United States
aday
Greece
Toll of Wrecks in Dugald Claims 31 Dead Missing
A drastic railway disaster near Dugald Manitoba on Labor Day night left 29 bodies identified and 31 total dead and missing. Funeral services will be held for identified victims in Winnipeg and Transcona as investigators fault the westbound special engineer for not pulling to a siding. A coroner's warrant holds telegraph operator Donald Ledlie as a material witness.
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DUGALD
Man
C.P
Canada
Canadian National Railways
CNR
Preston Dame
Minaki
Lake of the Woods
Winnipeg
here
Gertrude Simpson
Winnifred
Betty
Albert Simpson
G. A. Lewis
Transcona
Ottawa
G. A. Stone
board of transport commissioners
J. G. Cooper
B.C.M.P
Donald F. Ledlie
board of transport
Ottawa Journal
Nehru and Khan pledge to curb Punjab violence after border talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Pakistan Prime Minister Khan, after touring the Punjab amid sectarian killings, pledged to restore order, protect refugees, evacuate displaced people, repair damaged religious sites, and return abducted women. Violence reached Karachi as casualties rose. A Kingston fire at Queen's University caused substantial damage with unknown cause.
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NEW DELHI
India
Pakistan
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Liaquat Ali Khan
Punjab
Nehru
Lahore
craf
Karachi
Pathan
frontier constabulary
KINGSTON
Ont
Queen's University
Premier King Will Attend Royal Wedding
Prime Minister Mackenzie King said he has accepted the King's invitation to the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lieut. Philip Mountbatten in London on November 20. He noted a cable from the Lord Chamberlain and said he is greatly honored to attend. departure date is yet undecided.
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OTTAWA
C.PjJ
Mackenzie King
Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
London
Hubbies Plead For Russian Wives
A memorandum based on human rights will be presented to Foreign Minister Molotov by 15 British husbands whose Russian born wives and children have been refused permission to leave the Soviet Union. Albert Hall says Molotov can influence the Supreme Soviet to reverse the decision. In Ottawa, G F Power reports regular contact with his Russian wife in Moscow but no progress on her visa to Canada.
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LONDON
Reuters
Malotov
Soviet Union
Molotov
Albert Hall
Supreme Soviet
OTTAWA
G. F. Power
Moscow
Canada
Power
Canada To Release Atom Materials
Canada announces Chalk River Ont heavy water pile now in operation producing radioactive isotopes for medical research. Isotopes act as tracer elements to study disease and cancer. Price not set yet, possible sales to foreign countries at world prices. half life varies by isotope.
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OTTAWA
Rept
Canada
Chalk River
Ont
Howe
Britain
Mr. Hows
United States
Dean
J. Mackenzie
Nationial Research Council
Mr. Howe
Dean Mackenzie
Doukhobors Await Ruling On Secret Report
In Nelson B C tense calm settles as Doukhobor factions await a government decision or Shirras report on the religious conflict. The 12 page inquiry may propose long term measures to curb the Sons of Freedom and reduce terrorism. Fresh warnings urge independents to join or leave the hilltop stronghold at Krestova and Glade.
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NELSON
B.C
Kootenay
British Columbia
Sons of Freedom
John Shirras
Shirras
Victoria
Sons of Freedom group
FRELIE
Moslem Refugees Flee Sikh States to Kasur Border Town
About 200 000 Moslem refugees from Sikh states Faridkot Patiala Nashik and Jind stream into Kasur district near Lahore as doctors count thousands wounded and many dead in Sikh attacks on the moving column. appeal for Christian nurses and missionaries to aid Kasur hospital with 32 beds for 750 surgical cases.
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LAHORE
Kasur
Faridkot
Patiala
Nashaj
Jind
Punjab
Diwan Bahadur, P. Singha
Emergency Crisis Action Moves for European Economic Dilemma
State Secretary Marshall is expected to decide within two weeks whether to urge a special congressional session for emergency action on Europe. He will likely act after George Kennan returns from Paris with updates from European officials and American authorities.
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ASHINGTON
A.P
Marshall
congress
George F. Kennan
Paris
Bevin Pushes Gold Redistribution as Marshall Plan Element
London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin proposed redistributing Fort Knox gold as a core part of the Marshall plan for European recovery. He floated the idea informally with U.S. Ambassador Lewis W. Douglas before publicly stating it at the Trade Union Congress in Southport and later detailed it in a 70 minute briefing to U.S. lawmakers.
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LONDON
Bevin
Fort Knox
Lewis W. Douglas
United States
Britain
Trade Union Congress
Southport
Europe
Bevin Services Praised by TUC In Britains Foreign Policy Debate
The Trades Union Congress adopted a resolution praising Foreign Secretary Bevin for unifying Europe and rebuilding economic ties, while defeating an amendment to push for mutual trade with Russia. Delegates debated independent British policy and the American influence on labor and economy.
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SOUTHPORT
Lancs
Eng
Trades Union Congress
Bevin
Russia
labor party
Commonwealth customs union
Europe
Britain
J. Haworth
United States
John Horner
five brigades
Paris
Bach
Uni
Emergency aid deadlines set for Prairie Farm Act towns
Prairie Farm Assistance Act aid deadlines require municipal applications by Sept 15. Alberta towns have submitted few requests, with only two municipalities filing to date.
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EDMONTON
C.P
PEAA
Alberta
RICHMOND
Eng
ATHENS
Constantin Tsaldaris
TORONTO
U.P
chic
R.U.M P
SASK
PAVLOROFF
REGINA
GMP
Saskatchewan
Walter Pavlukoff
Vancouver
Pavlukoff
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Atchison
Kansas
Atom
Doukhobors
Truman
WARSENS
Rio De Janeiro
inter-American defence
Lovett
Levett
grams
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