Trygve Lie to Demand UN Guard
Paris dispatch reports Secretary General Trygve Lie will seek an urgent UN guard to deter acts like the Bernadotte assassination and to keep order in troubled areas. He outlines a constabulary of 1 000 to 5 000 backed by UN authority, aiming to boost Security Council effectiveness, with Palestine and Indonesia noted as key areas.
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Trygse Lie
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Lie
general assembly
Trygve Lie
security council
Indonesia
Palestine
Jose Arce
Argentina
Social Democrats Lead In Sweden
Stockholm Sept 20 The Social Democrats won 112 of 230 seats in Sweden's lower house, maintaining their lead as the governing party. The Liberal party gained to 57 seats, Conservatives fell to 22, Communists dropped to nine, and the Agrarians held 30 seats as the two major blocs trend toward one party in power and one in opposition. Premier Tage Erlander noted lines will be clearer with the final results.
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STOCKHOLM
Social Democrats
Socialists
Sweden
Liberal party
Agrarians
England
Tage Exlander
Harry Brearley and the invention that changed industry
The St Thomas Times Journal highlights Harry Brearley as the discoverer of stainless steel. It notes his accidental breakthrough in 1916 at a Sheffield steel works, the creation of rust resistant steel, and the global impact on industry and household life by eliminating corrosion and reducing polishing needs.
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St. Thomas
HARRY BREARLEY
Unrepentant Marshal Took Pride Being War Criminal
An American soldier recalls entering Hermann Goering’s Nuremberg prison interview room and describes the der Himmellike aura of the defendant. The narrative covers Goering’s selfconfidence, earlier trials, and a vivid recollection from Kaluga during the Battle of Moscow and a 1941 newsreel appearance. The piece frames Goering as a central, unrepentant figure in the Nazi leadership and the ongoing war crimes trial.
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Hermann Goering
Luftwaffe
Prussia
Goering
Nuremberg
Germany
GOERINGEN
aga Hermann Goering
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Gering
Hitler
Third Reich
Nazi party
Fuehrer
Supreme
General Keitel
box five
Kaluga
Moscow
Art Treasures Leave Canada for Poland
Two chests of Polish art treasures taken to Canada for safekeeping during World War II depart Halifax aboard the Dobieski en route to New York and Poland. Other 32 chests remain impounded in Quebec amid ownership disputes between the Polish government and the Roman Catholic Church.
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HALIFAX
Canada
Poland
ifner Gobieski
New York
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Mounted Poice
Quebec
tate
Premices Duplessa
Cracow
ney
RCMP
Genoa
MONTREAL
Montreal Herald
Maurice Duplestis
the Herald
Duplessis
New Speaker Rev Davies Named Ontario House Leader
Premier George A. Drew announced Rev M C Davies Progressive Conservative member for Windsor Walkerville as the new speaker of the Ontario legislature and a former wing commander in the service, highlighted in a photo caption.
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M. C. Davies
Progressive Conservative
Ontario
Windsor-Walkerville
B.C. AF
George A. Drew
Red Flare Seen Spurs Plane Hunt for Missing Navy Plane
In THE PAS Manitoba a helicopter and search planes scoured dense bushland 37 miles west of The Pas airport for a missing United States Navy plane after a red flare was sighted last night. Additional planes joined the search following other flare reports from Reader Lake area. Four Cansos and an RCAF officer called the clue cautiously hopeful for concrete developments soon.
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PAS
Man
J. T. Reader
Reader Lake
here
Reader
R.C.AF
Premier Drew to seek national PC leadership in Ottawa meeting
Premier Drew of Ontario announced he will allow his name to go before the Progressive Conservative convention in Ottawa from September 20 to October 12 to choose a leader to succeed John Bracken. The 54 year old premier has led Ontario PCs since 1938 and Ontario since 1943. His 200 word statement recalled being chosen Ontario leader ten years ago and his work serving Ontarians as a happy, heart warming experience.
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TORONTO
C.P
Drew
Ontario
Ottawa
John Bracken
Progressive Conservative party
Bracken
Arab League forms Palestine government amid Jordan Iraq protests
Trans-Jordan and Iraq protested as the Arab League announced an Arab government for Palestine with Ahmed Hilmy Pasha, former military governor of Jerusalem, named premier. King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan condemned partition and warned that the move risks a wider clash as shelling intensifies in old Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
MMAN
Trans-Jordan
Trans- Jordan
Iraq
Arab League today
Palestine
Ahmed Hilmy Pasha
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Syria
Lebanon
Mufti of
Galo
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
United Nations
Damascus
Holy Land
Cairo
Israel
Conservatives in Vancouver push for legalized lotteries
Progressive Conservatives backed a resolution at a Bracken Club and Young Progressive Conservatives joint meeting urging changes to the criminal code to permit lotteries and bookmakers. The amalgamated Conservative action committee also pressed for divorce jurisdiction to be given all courts.
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VANCOUVER
Bracken Club
Progressive Conservatives
National Association
Conservative action committee
Race To Aid Stricken Ship
A British freighter Lochmanor with 73 aboard faced hurricane winds near the Cuban coast. The ship reported passengers and crew safe as the vessel settled and pumps kept water from holds and tanks despite a flooded forepeak and a bow about 18 feet under water. Coast guard and weather advisories warned extreme south Florida as the storm loomed.
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MIAMI
Fla
South Florida
keys
weather bureau
south
Florida
coast guard
Ed Eicher
Florids Sun
Two Die in Grand Forks Plane Crash Near Bremner Farm
E. J. West a 28 year old Seattle student flier and Joe Kelly 30 of Derryton Washington were killed when their plane went into an air spin and crashed into a tree while cruising over George Bremner’s farm seven miles south of Grand Forks British Columbia. The two had sent a message to Bremner and were awaiting a signal from him.
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GRAND FORKS
B.C
J. West
Seattle
Joe Kelly
Derryton
Wash
George Bremner
here
Bremner
British Chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps Arrives in Ottawa
Sir Stafford Cripps chancellor of the British exchequer arrived in Ottawa with Lady Cripps and a banking and trade delegation. He said Britain could prosper if it avoids warned dangers and that prosperity would boost Canadian purchases. Abbott and officials welcomed him. meetings to review Canada UK financial relations follow.
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OTTAWA
Stafford Cripps
United Kingdom
Lady Cripps
special transport department
Uplands airport
Britain
Montreal
Abbott
Sir Stafford
Festi
Ste
Canada
Mr. Abbott
Lady Criprs
Alexander Clutterbuck
U.K
Stafford
firi
Vancouver Base For Chinese Line
Vancouver will serve as a base for another trans Pacific airline Chinese National Airlines plans a schedule. Airport manager William Templeton said they have not been informed about frequency or type of service.
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VANCOUVER
trans-Pacific
William Templeton
Chinese National Airlines
Naturalization Granted After Pledge From Hungarian Youth
Judge Samuel Factor denied citizenship on grounds of communism but granted Tibor Okros, 22, papers after he pledged loyalty to Canada. He admitted membership in a Hungarian group but said his interest was social and football rather than politics.
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TORONTO
Samuel Factor
naturalization
Tibor Okros
Canadian Federation of Democratic Hungarians
Okras
Canada
Israel moves to smash Stern gang under emergency regs
TEL AVIV and Jerusalem reports say Israel adopted sweeping emergency regulations to combat terrorist groups and began steps to dissolve the Stern gang accused of assassinating Count Folke Bernadotte. Moshe Shertok told UN mediator Bunche that 150 Stern gang members were arrested in Jerusalem and 50 in Tel Aviv and elsewhere. Some suspects were sent to Jaffa for dispersal into the Israeli army and the gang’s deputy commander Abu Mimri was among those detained.
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TEL AVIV
Israel
Stern gang
Count Folke Bernadotte
Moshe Shertok
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
Shertok
Bunche
Serious injuries after Sweet Grass border crash
Chris Gertmer, 25, of Fox Valley Saskatchewan, was seriously hurt in a Sunday night crash near the hill into Sweet Grass as he drove a 1945 Hudson for Charles Tenney of Warner. He was taken to Shelby hospital with extensive vehicle damage, and Saskatchewan relatives were notified.
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COUTTS
SWEEt GRASS
Chris
Gertmer
Fox Valley
Sask
Shelby hospital
Charles Tenney
Warner
Saskatchewan
United States bomber explodes and crashes in California
A four-jet USAF bomber from Muroc experimental base exploded and crashed into farmland near Tulare California today. All aboard are believed killed. Other items report a missing naval attachés case in Manitoba, Andrei Vishinsky arriving in Paris for UN talks, an oil well test at Redwater showing promising crude, a fatal oil explosion injuring a boy and a girl in Rutland, and heavy fighting between Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem.
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U.S
TULARE
Calif
United States Air Force
Murec experimental air base
Mipaugh
WINNIPEG
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Manitoba
North America
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assemi
TRYGVBE LIE
Petrel
Werner Bross
Star Newspaper Service
Geering
The Pas
For Leadership
Trans
Jordan
Contuovea
SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS
EDMONTON
Imperial Oil
Leduc
RUTLAND
Sanday
Peter Skinnes Manson
Ledie M. Manen
Frances Anguy
Jeresem
RACH
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