Soviet Warmongering Accusations Roil UN Debate
In New York on September 19 Soviet delegate Kuzma Y. Kiselev repeated claims of US warmongering at the United Nations General Assembly. He warned that atomic bombs might be used by either side. Jose Arce of Argentina urged reforms to curb veto power. Vishinsky pressed for penalties on war propaganda and outlined armament controls. Canadian St Laurent’s delegation criticized the address, and Solon Low of Social Credit voiced skepticism about U.S. aims.
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United States
United Nations general assembly
Russia
Kuzma Y. Kiselev
Andrei Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Jose Arce
Argentina
guily
Trygve Lie
U.N
eames
general assembly
Sidney D. Pierce
Mexico
Jaime Terresbechet
U.S
United Nations’ general assembly
Flushing
N.Y
Earle Calls Warmonger Charge from Vishinsky
Former Pennsylvania governor George Earle said he was delighted to be called a warmonger by Vyshinsky at the United Nations. He asserted that if warmonger means supporting use of the atom bomb on Russia, he is absolutely right and warned Russia would bomb back once it has the bomb. Vishinsky delivered a fiery assault denouncing the United States and several prominent Americans as war-mongers, while insisting Russia seeks peace and prosperity and would resist Western aims.
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George Earle
Pennsylvania
Vishinsky
United Nations assembly
Russia
Earle
sily
United States
America
Noise definition sought in church land housing plan
A Town Council seeks a legal definition of a cited term a noise or nuisance in an ecclesiastical ground housing development deal. The solicitor to the Church of Scotland General Trustees asks for clarity as council prepares to purchase land. A separate anecdote describes a Providence coffee shop misprint egg service and a sheltered couple's daylight return.
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Anstruther Town
Church of Scotland General Trustees
New Yorker
Providence
The Left Hand Continued on Page 15
A fragment from the newspaper page shows the article title The Left Hand with continuation note indicating further content on page 15. The readable snippet provides little context beyond pagination cues and garbled text.
Anxious Newcomers Seek U.S. Citizenship After Ocean Crossing
A group of 23 Estonians and one Latvian arrived in the United States after sailing a 43 foot boat to Savannah then Detained at Ellis Island awaiting an immigration hearing. Skipper Ludvig Tosine expressed eagerness to become citizens despite lacking visas. Detention arose because Savannah facilities were unavailable.
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NEW YORK
America
Ellis Island
Savannah
Ludvig Tosine
United States
Compulsory Work Plan In Britain
London says the emergency decree forces a small minority of workers to accept essential jobs against their will. It targets those aged 18 to 50 men and 18 to 40 women who lose current jobs, with fines of 160 pounds and up to three months in prison for noncompliance. Exemptions include women with children under 15 and professionals in executive roles.
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LONDON
Geose Isaacs
Britain
Labor ministry
Isaacs
Gold Rush In Prince Rupert Canada Sparks Claims Rush
In Prince Rupert B C staking of claims surged as news spread of a high grade gold rock found near the waterfront. A former miner-turned-businessman valued the sample at about 75000 per ton, though no official assay was released. Authorities reported no confirmed strike or local mines within 20 miles.
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B.C
C.P
Pacific coast
Vancouver
B.C. department of mines
Victoria
Porcher Island
Sloan May Succeed Hart As B.C. Premier
Vancouver dispatch reports Chief Justice Gordon M. Sloan tipped as the likely successor to Premier John Hart of British Columbia. Potential rivals named include Byron Johnson, New Westminster MLA and Attorney General Gordon Wismer. Hart to address Liberal party executives in Vancouver on October 2.
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The
Vancouver Sun
Victoria
Gordon M. Sloan
John Hart
British Columbia
Heavy loss in Port Arthur fire destroys plant
Port Arthur reports a total loss after an all night blaze at the British American Oil Company plant. Early word said the fire may have started from a spark from a locomotive while a high octane gasoline tank was being loaded.
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PORT ARTHUR
Oi Company
Escaped Convicts Caught In Boston One Still At Large
Three dangerous convicts escaped from a Boston area prison before dawn by cutting through a wall and a ventilator. Two were recaptured quickly, Earl R. Baker and George H. Baker, while George Hayes remained at large, then reportedly trapped near Bunker Hill Monument as large police forces closed in. Warden Lanagan noted the escape involved a rookie guard and a silent cut with a sharp instrument.
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gishpeini
Hfer
Francis J. W. Lanagan
Earl R. Baker
George H. Baker
George Hayes
Bunker Hil Monument
Hayes
Lanagan
Plebiscite Call Spurs Ottawa Price Fight
In Ottawa on September 19 a protest meeting of over 150 residents urged the return of flour subsidies and price controls. The Ottawa Consumers' Organization led petitions endorsed by 63 churches, calling a national plebiscite and delegation to Parliament to curb rising costs. G. W. Goodwin warned of a new depression without action by ordinary people.
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Parliament Hill
Ottawa Consumers’ Organization
Canada
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Dominion
G. W. Goodwin
Ottawa board of control
bas
Nazis Smash Russian Windows In Bernburg Protest
Berlin reported that Nazi provocateurs damaged windows at the headquarters of the Socialist Unity party in Bernburg Saxony. The attackers painted Nazi symbols on buildings while 15 000 Bernburg residents protested against provocations and urged action by parties and the legislature.
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BERLIN
Nazi provocateurs
Socialist Unity party
Bernburg
Saxony
U S Manufacturers Wary Yet Cheerful On Economy
New York report finds manufacturers generally optimistic about continued prosperity despite higher living costs. They cite high orders and strong production, with some concern over food price inflation reducing nonfood sales and hurting low income groups. Merchandisers warn rising food prices bite retail purchases.
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NEW YORK
United States
Five Western Provinces Near Conciliation Plan in Meat Strike
The four western provinces British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba near a Saskatchewan proposed joint conciliation scheme to end the Swift Canada Packers and Burns strike. Ontario Premier Drew weighing the plan could trigger broader support including Quebec and New Brunswick. About 12 000 workers have walked out, 21 plants closed, amid a severe meat shortage.
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Fremier Douglas
Regina
British Columbia
Alberta
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Drew
Ontario
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Ontario labor department
Garson
Swift's
Canada Packers
Burns
Murder Mystery At Toronto Paper Plant Courtyard
Toronto police investigate the strangling of 39 year old George Vigna and his 21 year old stenographer girlfriend after the foreman and couple were last seen at a paper box plant. Their bodies were found in Vigna's car in High Park area. Police questioned Vigna's son and a friend, while witnesses recalled a supper at a North Toronto restaurant and the couple's late night drive.
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George Vigna
Irs
Vigus
west-end High Park
Ciao
Walter Broadbridge
Broadbridge
High Park
Vigus, Jr
City Raked by Tornado and Gulf Coast Hurricane
A violent hurricane moved from Florida into Louisiana sweeping New Orleans with 75 to 100 mph winds. Officials declared a state of emergency as roofs, walls, and trees failed and thousands fled to shelters. deaths were expected amid widespread damage and mass evacuations along the Gulf coast.
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New Orleans
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Louisiana
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Pontchartrain Beach
municipal auditorium
south Florida
Mississippi River
gulf coast
Louighina
Mississippi
Stork Wins In Snowbound Magrath Delivery
A delayed snowbound birth near Magrath ends with mother Mrs Kenneth Newton and baby child surviving after a staged rescue. Neighbors, tractors, and a pulled car convoy battled blocked roads from Del Bonita to Magrath hospital. Father thanks neighbors over beefsteak dinner. 416 men assisted plus doctors and constable.
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star
stark
Kenneth Newton
alltime Lease country fant
Del Bonita
Newton
McIntyre
traccor
George Heathershaw
8.C.M-P
Piia
Magrath hospital
Hurricane roars toward Arkansas after New Orleans strike
AP dispatches detail a tropical hurricane moving inland toward southern Arkansas after devastating New Orleans area. Destruction included crushed structures and floods around Pontchartrain lakefront, with reports of severe impact on exposed regions.
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