Wallace Versus State Dept Over Future Talks Sparks Clash
Washington reports a heated clash between Henry Wallace and the State Department over Wallace's planned foreign policy speeches. President Truman stated four points, noting no policy change and no significant shift without Byrnes and congressional leaders. Republicans criticized the reply. Democrats urged calm and closure of the dispute.
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WASHINGTON
Henry A. Wallace
state department
secretary of commerce
Truman
Wallace
New York
Mr. Wallace
Byrnes
Trurman
Wal Jace
Mr.Truman
Alberta Farmers Union Eyes Wheat Parley Action
Edmonton reports the Alberta Farmers Union awaits Saskatoon directors’ meeting to discuss strengthening the Alberta non-delivery strike. Saskatchewan members back the move, while Alberta packers seek 1200 harvesting jobs as packinghouse layoffs rise due to livestock declines. Strong entities include Alberta Farmers Union, United Farmers of Canada, Saskatchewan, Regina, Saskatoon, Edmonton, and Winnipeg. The effort follows drops in deliveries, halted shipments, and calls for a fact finding board on costs and returns.
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EDMONTON
Alberta Farmers Union
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Canada
Alberta
Alberta siners' Union
PACKERS
Carl J. Stimpfle
A.F.U
APU
United Packinghouse Worker Union
Regina
Winnipeg
VANCOUVER
C.C.F
Alberta Farmers’ Union
T. C. Douglas
United Farmers of Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Trail of a pioneerin editor in Brockville Times
A short biography traces the life of a young Brockville woman who rose from relative obscurity to publish the Brockville Recorder and Times. It notes her marriage to Malcolm Grant, training in publishing, and early career under her father and Senator Geese P. Graham. The piece hints at family tragedies and her eventual move to a publisher role while remaining focused on the era’s newspaper industry.
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Times
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Graham
Geese P. Grahamn
Recorder Printing Company
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Malcolim Grant
Perry
Hunter
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dather
Senator Graham
France
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publiher
Two Idaho Boys Admit Killing Father and Stepmother
Billy Anderson and Nathan Edward James, both youths from California, confessed to fatally shooting Billy’s father and his stepmother in separate incidents at Yuba City and nearby locations. In a transcribed statement, Billy said the beatings at home drove the killings. Details show Nathan fired a rifle through a bedroom window, then Billy used a shotgun, after which the bodies were transported and disposed of near Woodland and Oroville, California.
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Calif
Billy Anderson
Nathan Edward James
Anderson
Billy
Yuba City
Nathan
Donnie Anderson
Woodland
Oroville
Fifty Thousand Dollar Bank Robbery Shocks Nipawin
Three armed men staged a daylight theft at the Bank of Montreal in Nipawin Saskatchewan stealing about 50000 dollars. They herded staff to the basement and took cash in waste paper baskets before fleeing. RCMP blocked highways and expanded the search to Manitoba after reports linked suspects.
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NIPAWIN
Sask
Saskatchewan
Bank of Montreal
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
imen
R. R. Wright
R.C.M.P
Manitoba
Belgian Elected Vast Jesuit General After War Delay
Very Rev Joan Baptist danssans was unanimously chosen as general of the Society of Jesus in Rome. He succeeds Very Rev Vindumiy Legoehowski who led for 27 years until his death in Rome on December 14, 1942. Delegates could not gather due to the war but he spent 43 years in service around the world awaiting the election.
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ROME
Joan Baptist danssans
Belgium
Searty of Jesus
Joaniist
Vindumiy Legoehowski
Gromyko Heads UN Security Council For October
Andrei A. Gromyko was chosen to preside over the United Nations Security Council for October. He will steer council actions as the General Assembly meeting in New York is rescheduled for October 23, aligning with rotating monthly chair rules.
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A. Gromyko
United Nations security council
Gromyko
New York
United Nations
Gramykot
council
Fear Trouble In New York
New York faces a tense maritime strike as thousands of CIO seamen and longshoremen threaten clashes at the waterfront. Police bolster docks while NMU leaders push a mass picket, with talks breaking off as West Coast and independent unions demand wage parity and the sailing schedule shifts amid unguarded ships.
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NEW YORK
New York City
C.LO
AFL
National Maritime Union
C.1.0
A.P.K
S.S. George Washington
New York port
CI.O
N.M.U
Martine Cooks and Stewards Union
C.I.0
Independent Marine Firemen's Union
committee for maritime unity
West coast
A.F.L
AF.L. Sailors Union of the Pacific
Seafarers International Union
M.M.U
Connally demands Trieste free as independent state
Paris report says Senator Connally urged the peace conference to make Trieste a truly free state outside Yugoslavia and Italy. In Rome, Yugoslav Deputy Premier Kardelj accused Western powers of plans to bind the Slav bloc and protect their Mediterranean rights and privileges.
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PARIS
Tom Connally
United States
Molotov
Russia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Italy
Italian political commission
Edvard Kardelj
Yuroslav
Kardelj
Britain
Mediterranean
Pontiac Voters In By-Election Cast Ballots Locally
Voters across the Pontiac constituency participate in a by election sparked by the death of Wy R. McDor pict Latheral who held the seat since 1867. Liberal Heetor Below and Conservative Terouch Mollos are among candidates with early reports noting a strong turnout and initial results in the first test of the Garminion puveronants legislative record since the 145 general elicion.
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ROUYN
Que
Pontiac
Garminion
Laueren Lialedle
Libera Heetor
onservatives
Terouch Mollos
Osetr Tay
Real Ciouetie
Wy R. McDorpict
Latheral
Bombay communal violence escalates amid weekend toll
In Bombay on September 16, renewed communal riots left one dead and eight wounded in fresh clashes. The weekend toll rose to 258 dead and more than 44 injured across the city as authorities reported widespread disruption and casualties.
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BOMBAY
Renitae
Germans vote in four occupation zones show Communists trail
In Berlin Sept 16 German voters in the British American and French zones rejected Communism as a governing creed for now. Early returns from four zones show Christian Socialists leading in the French and British zones while Socialist Unity and other leftist groups win in Russian areas. Official tallies give Christian Socialists about 1 090 810 votes, Socialists 493 086, Independents 410 820, Communists 152 356, with minor totals for liberal and regional parties.
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WES GALLAGHER
BERLIN
reich
Socialist Unity party
Brandenburg
Mecklenburg
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Lower Saxony Farmers Party
Christian Democratic Union
Saarland
Baden- Baden
Palatinate
Rhineland
Liberal Democrats
Baden-Baden
Party of the Palatinate
the
Auto Accident Fatal to Two Near Estevan
Tragedy struck near Estevan Saskatchewan as two people died in a car crash while a separate air force tragedy claimed 21 RCAF personnel near the same area. Leon Sharer 24 Estevan died from injuries Anne Schnell 18 Bromhead drowned when their car left the Souris River highway a mile south of Estevan. Driver Robert Pow of Estevan was thrown clear as the car went off the road. An inquest will be held.
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ESTEVAN
Sask
Saskatchewan
Royal Canadian Air Force
Leon Sharer
Anne Schnell
Bromhead
Souris river
Robert
manhiree
Await Cabinet Ruling on Crop Failure Areas
Ottawa reports no decision yet on designating Western Canada crop failure areas under the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act. An agriculture department spokesman said a cabinet ruling is unlikely soon, possibly after a return from a trip. A separate report notes losses near Debden, with Debden’s main listing affected and losses estimated around 26,000 dollars.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act
wgBrhe culture department
Gardiner
Howe Symington Praised North Star At Lethbridge Flight
Canada’s North Star prototype, a 40-passenger four motored DC-4M, landed at Kenyon Field after a Montreal to Santa Monica test flight. Hon. D. Howe and H. H. Symington, leaders of Trans-Canada Airlines, lauded its speed and design as hundreds of spectators watched the arrival and welcome.
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Santa Monica
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Misunderstanding Declares Truman On National Policy
President Truman asserts a misundertanding hindered policy aims during a Washington press conference. He claims no specific bloc will derail national talks and emphasizes timely responses to questions. Reeded details reference remarks about the secretary of state and a forthcoming discussion with foreign officials.
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Truman
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caimbityen Gelier
Monty Learns to Soe Chua S New York Story
A garbled OCR styled note references Monty and a series of unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a director at a state or national level and touches on a read or reread task, but specifics are unreadable. The passage lacks coherent facts or a discernible event to summarize.
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NEW YORK
oseyn
Watts
tom Collins
United Stes hy
Intoranton
Witacon
Death valley crash wreck claims twenty one lives
A twin engined RCA F Dakota transport crashed while trying to land at Sark airfield. Twenty one people, including seventeen identified, were killed setting one of Canada's worst aviation disasters. Eyewitness Jake Flower described the burning wreckage and a loud roar as the plane burst into flames. The aircraft was ferrying lend-lease Cornet aircraft from Estevan to Fargo with No. 124 Communication Squadron aboard.
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C.P
Royal Canadian Air Force
yese Lerdau
air force
Ottawa
Death Valley
Jake Flower
Flower
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Control Lock On Starboard Elevator Found Not Removed
Ottawa reports a technical examination of the RCAF Dakota wreck near Estevan Saskatchewan shows a control lock on the starboard elevator had not been removed before the flight. The air force headquarters called it a regrettable error and said a full investigation is underway.
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Estevan
Sask
air force headquarters
atatemens
Well military honors for crash victims announced
Air force honors will be paid to 21 victims of the Dakota crash at Enteven, announced by No 2 Air Command of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Funeral parade planned for Estevan with high officials attending. Police appeal for information on bank robberies and missing battalions. Molotov incident reported in Paris with Byrnes in clash over Potsdam. Baseball results show Cubs beat Dodgers. Cardinals idle. Retail ceiling price increases for Ford Mercury cars approved, effective until March. Massed pickets disrupt livestock yard movements. Edmonton milk producers to discuss abstaining deliveries.
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Guthne
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Paul Milner
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OLDS
Alta
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