Churchill urges end to retribution and European unity
Winston Churchill urged an end to retribution for Germany once disarmed and called for German French partnership toward a united states of Europe. He proposed a federal Germany within a Europe united by France and Germany, with Britain America and the Soviet Union as sponsors. He warned against the spread of atomic power and urged rapid establishment of a democratic provisional German government and a regional European organization under the UN.
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ZURICH
Switzerland
Winston Churchill
Germany
united states of Europe
University of Zurich
Byrnes
United States
Stuttkart
WALLACE
Churchill
Commerce
Truman
Russia
Europe
Britain
United Nations
France
Great Britain
British Commonwealth of Nations
America
Soviet Russia
Mr. Churchill
Metal Mike to Pilot Queen Elizabeth in 1896 voyage plan
The article describes a novel navigation aid dubbed Metal Mike, a gyroscope based device designed to steer the Queen Elizabeth from Southampton. It would pilot the 89,670 ton liner along a fixed course, countering wind drift via a telemetor and telemep tor linked electrosailing steering units, a system claimed to be the largest of its kind.
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Elizabeth
world's st
dey
luxury puip
Southampton
England
ike
Autonomy Debate Roils Windsor TLC Convention
Percy Br. Bengough, president of the Trades and Labor Congress, battles for autonomy as delegates meet in Windsor. A core clash centers on resisting interference by the FLL amid the convention’s contentious proceedings.
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PERCY BR. BENGOUGH
Trades and Labor Congress
Windsor
T.L.C
FLL
Mystery of Nahanni valley ends with safe return
Whitehorse dispatch reports James Watts a Yakima schoolteacher his wife Beatrice and her brother Edward Rose emerged from the Nahanni region near Watson Lake after entering the legendary Headless Valley in search of gold. Police received a healthful update noting all three were safe and en route to Whitehorse with plans to travel to Yakima Washington.
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WHITEHORSE
Watson Lake
James Watts
Beatrice
Edward Rose
Royal Gattadian Mounted Police
here
Watts
BR.CMP
Yakima
Wash
MYSTERY LAND
RCMP
clearh
North Star Nonstop Hop to Montreal Sets Early Flight Hopes
Vancouver September 19 Trans-Canada Airlines launches a 41 passenger North Shuttle at 7 am PDT on a projected one stop flight to Montreal. Officials say no record chasing but a new North Star nonstophop could emerge given recent speed from Santa Monica to Vancouver in 4 hours 20 minutes. Passengers include Reconstruction Minister Howe Hy J Symington and others. plane shipped to California for Douglas Aircraft engineers to inspect. The North Star was built in Canada by Canadair Ltd and designed with Douglas TC A. parceiros.
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VANCOUVER
Trans-Canadn Airlines
eNorth
Montreal
Santa Monica
Calif
Howe
Hy J Symington
WC.A
Wallace And Truman Reach Temporary Foreign Policy Truce
Washington details show Commerce Secretary Wallace stepping back from public remarks on U S Russia policy until the Paris peace talks close. President Truman released a joint army navy note disputing Wallace claims of a preemptive war idea, and Patterson with Forrestal defended U S peaceful aims. Wallace says his restraint is temporary, awaiting the Paris conference end date.
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WASHINGTON
C.F
Commerce
Henry Wallace
United States
Truman
Wallace
Russia
Soviet Union
Byrnes
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Messrs
Kremlin
New York
Paris
Molotov
Baris
commerce department
Pacific Hop completes trans Pacific run to Vancouver
Oliver Sept 19 The Australian National Airways Skymaster Warana landed at Vancouver after a 40 hour 7 minute flight from Sydney with 33 passengers and crew of 6 The crossing included Fiji Honolulu and Oakland crowds of 1100 welcomed the crew with dignitaries including Reconstruction Minister Hetne Trafalgar Airlines president HH Symington and Major J Cornet A pilot praised the over water leg as exceptionally good The passengers included several Australian war brides and sweethearts of American servicemen They travel on toward the United States while discussions with US authorities for reciprocal landing rights continue
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OLIVER
Sydne Australia
Vancour
Australian National Airways
Vancouver
Fiji Islands
Honolulu
Oakland
Calif
Sydney
pasengers
Minlmister Hetne
HH. @ Symington
Trafanada Airlines
Majer J. Cornet
Vancover
Catt Byl. Taylor
United States
United Shotes
phanty nuttle
Edgard Johnston
own dation
Australia
John Hitchens
Tris Correch
Melbourne
Burt
Mounties Unhorsed in Modern Police Forces
Ottawa reports a shift from horse to motorized policing across Canada. About 150 police horses remain nationwide, with RCMP holdings at Rockcliffe, Regina, and Fort Walsh, while remount stations and training shift away from traditional horseman ship. Some cities like Toronto and Halifax retain small mounted divisions for crowd control and park patrols. The musical ride, last shown in 1939, may not return.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
T. Wood
Rockcliffe
Regina
old Fort Walsh
RCMP
Old Port Walsh
R.C.M.P. Bur
lin
toronto
Halifax
Vancouver
George Fox
Hull
London
Ont
Victoria
prairie
RC.M.P
United States
Body of Winnipeg Boy Shot in West End Lane
The partially clothed body of 15 year old George Smith was found in a West Winnipeg lane at 7 am after being missing since last night. He had been shot through the shoulder and the coroner noted evidence of an attempted assault. Police sought a muddy suspect, with further details noting prior nearby assaults and a spate of violence in the city.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
George Smith
J. ©. Fryer
goull
Young Smith
Roy Ewan Methegoras
Fort Rouge
Chef Synth
Thurder
Smits
W. Smith
om Home St
Super-Deadly Poison Could Kill All Americans and Canadians
Washington reports three officials warned of terrifying new weapons. Dr Gerald Wendt described a crystalline toxin so potent that one ounce could kill all Americans and Canadians. Army Chemical Corps chief Maj Gen Alden Waitt confirmed work with toxic agents far beyond prior chemical warfare.
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CHENECTADY
selmer
United States
Canada
Gerald Wendt
Neretioe TMustralead magic vine
General Electric company
special projects division
army
chemical warfare service
Wendt
WASHINGTON
Commerce
Walktet
Urimte
QGerald Wendt
Carina
Alden H. Waitt
chemical corps
Grain Famine Hits Elevators Across Alberta and Saskatchewan
Alberta farmers strike, backed by Saskatchewan unionists, winds deliveries down as weather and abstention bite grain, eggs, and dairy. 2,200 Edmonton plant workers laid off. Burns Regina plant cuts 50. Milk deliveries to city creameries continue. Picketers arrested for blocking trains. Ontario? (text cut).
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EDMONTON
gral
Alberta
tod
Alberta Farmers’ Union
Saskatchewan
Alperta
wil
Royal Canad Mounted Police
Arville
mready
Burns
Regina
United Farmers of Canada
AF.U
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creamery
Co-pperative creamery
Lloydminster
Saskatchewan- Alberta
Alberts
Chinese envoy abandons peace talks in blunt interview
Shanghats dispatch reports a Chinese envoy says he lied about reviving the Nanking peace discussions and will only return to Beijing if Chiang Kai-shek agrees to reconvene the allied military committee and Chinese opposition leaders. He urges tougher terms and warns Communist talks are at a standstill amid U.S. pressure.
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SHANGHATS
Ing Shancho
Nanking
Chiang lhai- Shek
Gary
Ghuvey
dradihary
miiaetien
Mine Strike Unrest After Dockage Dispute Rattles Town
Report from Sep 19 notes workers at a mine in a border region planning a settlement while a strike grows at the Hanen Hankomnine dockside. About a hundred miners, formerly from Bomenia, walked off the job Monday in protest of docking pay, returning home after a Wash house meeting.
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PRUMEELLER
Alui
pricy
tie Hane Hankomnine
ane
huneredt
Bomenia
ris marinee
Survivors Reported After Belgian Sabena DC-4 Crash
A Sabena Airlines DC-4 crashed near Gander Newfoundland with five to seven survivors reported. Rescue teams landed and survival kits were dropped as coast guard planes and ground crews worked through forested, rocky terrain to reach the wreckage.
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Trans-World Airlines
Boston
Cairo
Gander
TWA
coast guard
Atlantic patrol
ae chi
Trans World Airlines
Sabena
Pascoe
Mid
Gander lake
ohne
Sabena Airlines
cartier
segrett
ny Surercraft company
York
ogme
cart BT
Brussels
New Yo
U.S. coast guard
Ganger
Gander dake
seve trede ag
sry
Shannon
Chapman II Granted Bail in Soviet Spy Ring Case
Ottawa report notes Agatha Chapman an economist with the Bank of Canada was charged with conspiring with members of a Soviet spy ring to obtain and relay secret information. The bail set at 2000 dollars, adjournment to next Monday, magistrate Glenn Strike presiding. The chaotic proceedings included identification in the royal commission final report and ongoing presuit inquiry.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Agatha Chapman
Bank of Canada
Glenn
Canada
Soviet Union
royal cor ion
espiurtage my
idthie yong
crown
ly o
CTS
yooter aiyhui
ramaiunis ketelive
otnep i rion
Sovien Witla nouncel
Pete
bwoy
royal
NEWS BULLETINS ELLCTE PARTIES NEAR SCELE OF CR ADIL
A series of terse items report wreckage and casualties from a Belgian liner crash near Gander Newfoundland, search intensifies for two escapees, including police updates from coast guard sources and a three month sentence handed to two defendants in a bridge assault case.
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SCELE
ADIL
NEW YORK
ted
Gander
New Poundthind
ta mts
ge healquarters
CORDSTON
A. Beaumont
KAY
pelee court
Joe Kilison
Vonehl Culwell
guilan
Ronan
Usedston
Hix
BSC
William Dillworth
Alex Schurke
Edmonton
olive
itemis
Cartha Bis
AIL
dimes
Niettand
pkaced
N.ALLL
Italy
United states
BROOKLYN
ST. LOUIS
St. Louis Cardinal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Dodgers
lecgut
Cardinals
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RCA
Dakota transport plate
Estevan, Sask
Chapman II
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