Helicopter Aid for Rescue at Newfoundland Crash Site
Rescue crews battle dense forest and swampland after a Belgian trans Atlantic liner crashed near Gander Newfoundland 26 of 44 aboard perished 18 survivors evacuated by helicopter and air support from US and Canadian forces amid aid drops and grueling ground efforts.
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GANDER
Nid
Newfoundland
Bunting Memorial hospital
U.S. coast guard
New York
Stephenville
Argentia
U.S
Charlie Warren
Warren
Coast guard
Left Hand Corner Tennis Ball Soup-Dis and Wright Story
Fragmented clipping discusses Edward Wright a prominent scientist at St Marys Hospital Paddington and his typhoid bubble research that reportedly saved lives in WWI. It includes garbled notes on cantoned canning balls and a Moscow diplomatic piece with misread quotes and jokes about porridge and tennis balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SR ALMROTH
Edward Wright
ted
St. Mars
Seamen End Eight Day Strike In Arbitration Settlement
Mariners return to work in New York harbor as NMU and other unions accept a wage parity award ending the nationwide maritime strike. The arbitration set a base wage increase of 5 to 10 dollars monthly, with broader acceptance required by NMU across ports and by companion unions before a full settlement. The West Coast resume faces continued picket lines until operators guarantee payment of the increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
a.d
N.M.U
Philadelphia
Houston
Newport News
New Orleans
Providence
N.M.A
C.I.O. Marine
United States Maritime Commission
AFL
James L. My
Marine Firemen
Western Union Planning Strike
A AFL national board member said 50,000 Telegraph Workers will strike after talks with Western Union broke down over a wage rise. The union seeks 16 1 cents an hour for most workers, 10 cents for foremen, while the company rejects ware stabilization and delaying reopen until 1948. About 75 percent of telegraphers favor striking if demands fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
A. Payne
AFL national co-ordinating board
Usecuiing
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Schwellenbach
Payne
Federal Labor
APL
Offiers of Food Chain Convicted For Violations
Federal jury convicts officers of a major food chain and 12 subsidiaries on charges of restraint of trade in inter state commerce. John Hartford and Genner J. Hartford named as chiefs of the nationwide network face fines up to 49500 and a year in prison on each count. The chains vow appeal as actions move toward sentencing.
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TWANVILDR
bute A
PocAvantle and Pacifics
Woof Hs
United States
John a
Genner J. Hartford
Jucciner Milter
Lincles
ownliles
Empires Chief Scout Receives Warm Welcome in Lethbridge
Lord Rowallan the British Empire's Chief Scout spoke briefly to Scouters and Guiders at Red Cross rooms in Lethbridge. He praised nonuniform workers, noted 4,000,000 Scouts worldwide, and announced future shared duties among many volunteers. He urged broader part time roles for leaders and highlighted international jamboree plans in France next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Lord Rowallan
British Empire
Red Cross
Ord Rowallan
Dominion
EMPIRES
LETHBRIDGE
Boy Scout Association
Girl Guide local association
A. W. Burll
Boy Scout Association of Great Britain
W. Currier
Boy Scout Association of Canada
Ayrshire
Boy Scout movement
Shemi
British Commonwealth
France
Rawallan
Ilesie
Seoul
Secret German freezing experiments exposed in wartime documents
Secret documents seized after Germanys defeat reveal Nazi experiments on freezing and cooling human subjects at Dachau. German air force physician Dr Rascher described cooling about 30 prisoners to 27C, using ice baths and subzero baths to study frost injuries for high altitude bomber operations. Himmler approved the work, aiming to aid troops on the Russian front. most papers aided war crimes prosecutions at Nuremberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
great heights
United States war department
Germany
air force
5. Rascher
Gestapo
Himmler
Rascher
Himmier
Dachau
Nuernberg
A F A Clarifies Stand In No Mood For Mediation
Calgary Sept 21 The central strike committee of the Alberta Farmers Union says it is not ready to consider mediation from other farmer bodies. J C Stumpile of Edmonton, AFL president, stated at a federation executive meeting that mediation was unlikely for now. A committee from Alberta cooperatives was asked to draft a brief to present to the AFL strike committee, proposing help toward an early close to the non delivery strike, a plan not yet finalized. The Alberta Federation of Agriculture has not yet acted. a reply to Stimpyle from the central strike committee indicated not opportune at present. (Continued on Page two)
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CALGARY
C.P
Alberta Farmers’ Union
Alberta Federation of Agriculture
J. C. Stmpile
Edmonton
AFL
ALA
A.K
J. A. McFall
federation
Stumpile
Alberti
Bereat
ALFA
nyearly
de Alverta Bederailion
Asidculture
Phe Mornbiee
Che Gee
Wes
Winch Wb
Europe Faces Economic Struggles and Aid Calls
A historic report outlines Europe’s comeback needs amid shortages in energy power and food, urging global assistance to restore normal levels. It discusses a proposed two power separation plan and a new economic commission to harmonize European activity and integration, highlighting needs across West European states.
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West Countries
tel. teishay
HUM
lee tae
11 Killed As Gales Lash Channel Area
At least 11 people died as 100 mile an hour winds battered southern England from Lands End to Dover. Channel shipping was disrupted and crops were leveled in Leicestershire and Hampshire. The storm cut telephone links to the continent and caused widespread damage with several deaths from falling trees and flooding. The Isle of Jersey ferry was swamped by a 60 foot wave, washing overboard three Channel Islanders bound for London.
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LONDON
English Channel
Leicestershire
Lands End
Dover
Isle of Jersey
paon
Southampton
Folke
stone
par
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Lando
Viscount Montgomery
imperial general staff
United States
Baryingdon
Atmerical
Helleria Modjeska
Goodwin Sands
Deal
witwa
PARIS
Bri
Le Havre
Prance
Citas
Dourmenes
Brittany
Caen
Normandy
tlephaune
dgbt
Woman Found With Head Split Open in Edmonton
Police report a woman named Maye Hernice Milter found dead with a severed head in a downtown house. Investigators described the scene as bloody and chaotic, with witnesses mentioning an axe and a possible struggle. The body was discovered after a street disturbance near North Saskite. Customs officers later intervened, and authorities ordered a river search as winter ended.
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EDMONTON
Cotte
tyne
Norlin
Peter
POOR House
Taney Radyoe
Wovelinck protmiecoe
Benise
belorby
Die peer Waowveltek
Wien
valle
Metoyehak
Wallace Enigma in U S Politics as Wallace Resigns
Wallace, once commerce secretary, is the political unknown in Washington. He may stump for Democrats or form a Liberal party or stay silent. He criticized current policy and warned of an atomic war, signaling a renewed clash with Byrnes and the State Department. Moscow notes Truman’s confidence while Wallace vows to continue to fight for peace.
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WASHINGTON
Henry Agard Wallace
Truman
United
United States
Paris
Walace
mas
Byrnes
Russia
state department
Truman o
Wallace
MOSCOW
tvithout
Tass
Senecan
United States Commerce
Typhoon Ravages Guam and Mariana Base Fortifications
Heavy damage reported across Guam and three surrounding Mariana islands as a typhoon ripped through the U S naval base. Adml Pownall said hospital and hangars at Tinum Field were leveled, airfields damaged, and thousands endured evacuations with no confirmed mass casualties.
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GUAM
United States
Mariana islands
Charles A. Pownall
Marianas
charitie
ci Vilaas
Admiral Pownall
naval hospital
Manly
Furmung Field
Beta
Tokyo
Saipan
Pownall
Peace through social and economic strides urged
Windsor audience hears Secretary Martin urge social and economic peace over UN Security Council action. He lists aims like lowering trade barriers, improving labor conditions, stabilizing food resources, and aiding displaced persons, arguing global progress hinges on development and cooperation rather than security measures.
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WINDSOR
Ont
Security Council
Martin
New York
Camidians
Ute Trades and Labor Congress
Mie amitien
economic and
perveris
ceathettion
British Luxury Goods For Export Big Show Planned
British officials announce a government sponsored exhibition titled Britain Can Make It to showcase peacetime consumer goods from tweeds to home furnishings. Sir Stafford Cripps cautions the display should balance prestige with export viability and essential wartime lessons.
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LONDON
Luurrbangry
Britain
Stafford Cripps
board of trade
Complex wartime bulletin pack reports strikes and crimes
Disjointed items describe a helicopter crash scene, a Manitoba farming federation stance on strikes, a French customs strike affecting borders, a rape accusation against a University of Detroit player, and a Saskatchewan farmers strike showing intent to continue picket lines and pressure government action.
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MELICOPTER
GANDER
Pia
United states
TUBA
pep
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
alrikes
Wood
sad doday
DETROIT
Gaay Brown
University of Detroit
Broun
feevie house
MOOSE JAW
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Heathind
Mberta Farmers’ Union
Mortiach
Mooseshow
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Tennis Ball Soup
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CRddie Gilmour
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Urion ane besa
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Ninwaeparrer
Hiei
Western Union
ATWEANDRIA
A. W. Hurll
T. H. McCready
W. C. Royle
EMPIRE'S
A.F.A
Europe
Prittedoress
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Europenyy economie lin
eeotamie conediciens
cameledis
van Ashe
wonindisien
tecogime
dead Oat
ig Blow
Gen. Eisenhower
Srpt- BhitPaet
Eisenhower
Ief
Halifax
Queen Mary
tophead
Bennower
allovia
Azores
Bermuda
Berlin
McNarney
Bourage
Geo Eisenhower
Waillach
Guam Base
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C. W. Berberlayy
Barberton
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