Renewed violence reported in Alberta delivery strike
Edmonton reports renewed violence in the Alberta farmers strike affecting more than 20 000 farmers. Layoffs include about 1 200 workers in four Edmonton packing plants and an estimated 200 more in related trades. Picket lines hinder milk distribution with restaurants and butcher shops closing. four arrests for violence and a dispute over butter deliveries.
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EDMONTON
C.P
Alberta
Alberta Farmers Union
Harvey Zerb
Ben Ganskie
Rubin Mix
Clarence Brown
Leduc
A.FU
RENEWED
Left Hand Corner Racket Sparks Labour MP Clash
A Labour member for Smethwick attacks the BBC over standards while quoting songs to argue for immigration reform. Beverly Baxter and Orr-Ewing challenge him as other passages reference labor issues and a U S law against union interference with interstate commerce in a national scandal page teaser.
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Casey Albert
United States congress
congress
New York
New Jersey
mnian
MacKinnon Questions West Wide Farmer Backing of A F U Strike
Federal Trade Minister J A MacKinnon doubted the Alberta Farmers Union delivery strike had majority support among Western farmers. The A F U called the strike for 20 000 members to push for a Dominion parity board. MacKinnon spoke during a visit with Viscount Addison and Lady Addison in Winnipeg.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
J. A. MacKinnon
Alberta Farmers’ Union
A.F.U
AF.U
Dominion
Mr. MacKinnon
Viscount Addison
Domini affairs
Lady Addison
Canad
Alberta farm strike rattles southern ranches and creameries
Southern Alberta reports slow changes in the strike with dairy deliveries continuing while Pincher Creek creamery halts cream and eggs. Meat locker and retail meat store run, but cattle sales at Macleod stockyards canceled and Curuston sale down to 320 head amid ongoing APU strike effects.
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Alberta
Pincher Creek
Macleod stockyards
Curuston
Cardston
A.P.U
Milk River
Mil River
M street
U F A Statement On Farm Strike In Alberta
The United Farmers of Alberta executive rejects direct action and says delegates lack a mandate to support strikes. The federation links with the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, representing 30 000 farm families, to advance policies through coordinated action. Separately Vancouver printers strike continues with no stenography plates issued as non union staff refuse.
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GALGARY
United Farmers of Alberta
George Church
Canada
Federation of Agriculture
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
UN Council Disrepute Over Veto Power At Trieste Talks
Australian delegate Col W. R. Hodgson charged the United Nations Security Council with arbitrariness and dictatorship in using the veto, urging Trieste be governed by a Big Four plus three others and that the 21 nation conference decide the fate of the port. A. V. Alexander walked out of a peace conference debate on Albania’s statement, amid votes to invite Albania with limits on its remarks.
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PARIS
United Nations security council
Trieste
security council
W. R. Hodgson
GOVERNING COUNCIL
foreign ministers council
Col. Hodgson
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
Molotov
Australia
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
US.S.R
James C. Dunn
Rome
ALEXANDER
A. V. Alexander
Britain
admiralty
peace conference
Albania
Greece
Belgium
Brazil
European peace conference commissions
Lomicel
Maritime unions strike for wage parity with AFL
The National Maritime Union and related unions vote to strike until shipowners write parity in wages with AFL crews. Curran urges nationwide support from about 200,000 members and 90,000 NMU members, with government officials hinting at uniform increases across maritime workers amid stalled pay talks.
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NEW YORK
A.P
National Maritime Union
E.D
AFL
N M.L
Joseph Curran urse
CI.C
committee for maritime unity
N.M.U
United States
A.FLL
Seafarers Inter
National Union
Sailors ‘Union of the Pacific
Co.O
White House
maritime workers
Godfrey Butler
lanur
maritime commission
Washington
commission
CLO
Gurran
U.S. seclarers
APBLL
J. Godfrey butler
United States maritime commission
A.P.L
Butler
C.D.O
C.I.0
R. Steelman
Harry Lundeberg
eritlen
gav
nan
union
radie Uiey
dune
Prorogation Set For Tonight At Anglican Synod
Winnipeg Sept 12 The general synod of the Church of England in Canada will wind up a ten day session tonight its largest in Canadian Anglican history. Primate Derwyn T. Owen archbishop of Toronto will conduct prorogation ceremonies for both houses marking the closing of a busy agenda.
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WINNIPEG
general synod of the
England
Canata
Derwyn_ T. Owen
Toronto
ion
London Squatters Endure Police Confrontation Over Flats
London workers fight to keep hundreds of squatters in luxury flats as police enforce a three phase plan to prevent more seizures. Water and light cut off stir pleas from windows while the Communist Party rallies support for the ongoing action.
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LONDON
ives Bay
Abbey Lodge
St. John’s Wood
CHES@S
Communist party
Harry Pollitt
Communist Daily Worker
Hyde Park
Vice-President A F U Resigns Over Health Reasons
Calgary report indicates James Jackson Imma Altrn resigned as vice-president of the Alberta Farmers' Union due to health issues and opposition to a delivery strike. He had been a former APU president and missed the Canadian Association of Agriculture meetings. A separate note mentions a friendship pact between nations.
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CALGARY
James Jackson
Imma
Altrn
Alberta Farmers
Jackson
A.PU
Pecoration of Agriculture
Charslottelawn
Meat Shortage Hits U S Larders Amid Unemployment Strikes
A nationwide survey shows meat as the scarcest food in many U S households while unemployment and strikes disrupt supplies. Retailers report limited meat stocks with sugar and flour also in short supply. housing and textile shortages are noted in several cities.
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NEW YORK
United States
Heritage High
Port dt
Washington, D.C
Revision Baptism Service and Public Notices
Fragmentary OCR recalls a baptism service discussion and related public notices. Mentions individuals such as Spencer and Waterman tied to church events, with scattered references to locations and officials in a historical church setting. The text blends names, places, and ceremonial notes in a chaotic stream.
Visiting Peer Praises Canada During Ottawa Stop
A visiting peer in Canada expressed gratitude for the country, saying we want all you can send us and that Canada can tell you that. He spoke in the house as part of a hy visit to Canada and referenced Dominion affairs and labor government matters.
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Viccoms
dominion
Canada
Cinda
Canid
Jewish Gangs Rob Banks In Palestine daylight raids
In Jaffa and Tel Aviv two armed bands believed Jewish robbed Ottoman banks. They fled on foot after seizing 156 000 pounds. Arab civilians were killed, a temporary police officer wounded, six Jews arrested, and 500 182 000 in loot recovered. Witnesses say at least three civilians were killed from a passing car. Curfews declared as police and military units respond.
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JAFPA
Palestine
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
s moring
David Douglas Dintan
Life magazine
Duncan
Lydia district
JERUSALEM
Telepha
baum warn
Remembrance Day Statutory Holiday Declared
Ottawa announces Remembrance Day will be a statutory holiday this year with ceremonies in Canada to mark victory in the First and Second World Wars. Officials expect the date to honor both victories without an earlier celebration.
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OTTAWA
Cami
Wallace Is Heckled At Garden Rally
Commerce Secretary Wallace faced boos at a Madison Square Garden rally as he urged a realistic foreign policy. He warned Britain’s imperialism and Russian retaliation could draw the U S into war unless a defined national policy is set. The event cited intense debate over U S relations with Britain and the Soviet Union and followed Truman’s approval of the approach.
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NEW YORK
P— Commerce
Wallace
boeing
White House
fiter hisses
YoantueR
United States
British foreign ‘office
commerce
Britain
WASHINGTON
harnet
Truman
Byrnes
Russia
Sevy Union
poli
wna
Elnce
Moscow
Loamer
ivan
ain
Europe
seeralis
indun
Four killed in Palestine bank raid by Stern gang
In Tel Aviv and Jaffa areas on September 3, armed bands believed to be Stern gang members raided banks. At least four killed and four injured in Tel Aviv and Jaffa. Attacks led to arrests in Nilli and recovery of $2,000 seized. Security forces pursued suspects as investigations continued.
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PALESTINE BANK
FAPFA
Palestine
Stern gang
Tel Wir
Jadiay
Tel Aviv
Miffa
SOBOLOPE
TORONTOL
John Solwti
eheaviens
Subolul
BRUYS COLLIVUT RANCH HOLDINGS
VALGARYS
transelteut
Crossfield
Abberti
Yagwal Sundial
Picture Butte
Sundal
Collicul ranch
ALBERT
Alperta Breruers
tordhy
Prince Alberta
Cudworth
Sheil Lake
SWEDEN
SY HILLS
Jack Kraner
Comten Johaansson
Frank Parker
art Kergelin
BOSTON
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
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