New French Government Faces Resignation Rumors
Paris reports spread that Henri Queuille's cabinet, formed ten days earlier, may resign as a special meeting convened at 11 am focused on wages and prices. Communist polling pressure and looming local elections worsen a mood of labor unrest in gas and electric industries.
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PARIS
C.P
Henri Queuille
Francois Mitterand
Queuille
Mouvement Republicain Populaire
council of the republic
Another Newspaper Raises Its Price in Saint John
Saint John NB Sept 210 The Evening Times Globe will cost five cents per copy starting next Monday an increase of one cent due to greatly increased costs of newspaper production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAINT JOHN
N.B
Evening Times-Globe
Hurricane Hits Florida
A tropical hurricane lashed Key West with winds near 110 miles per hour and torrential rains as it brushed the island about 175 miles south of Miami. In Miami winds reached 60 miles an hour with near zero visibility from heavy rain. the storm now covers about 300 miles and moves northeast at roughly ten miles per hour. a Weather Bureau observer noted a freakish development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAMI
Flas
Key West
weather bureau
United Church Meet Opens Sessions in B C
A thousand delegates from all parts of Canada and Newfoundland gather in Vancouver for the 13th biennial general council of the United Church of Canada. Officials prepare to elect a new moderator to succeed Rt. Rev. T. W. Jones of Montreal as nine days of church business begin. The retiring moderator will lead communion services in St Andrews Wesley United Church.
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VANCOUVER
Canada
Newfoundland
general council
United Church of Canada
T. W. Jones
Montreal
St. Andrews Wesley United Church
Br. Jones
one
ten United
Left Hand Corner on Pawling Visit Declined by Hale
Houston Post farm editor HALE refused Governor Dewey’s invitation to Pawling New York citing local farm duties in Tomball and Dime Box Texas He portrays farmers as unhappy with the national agricultural program promising no effect from a Republican president on rain and urging action on dairy calf issues amid a rural Texas perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EQN HALE
Houston (Texas
Dewey
Pawling
N.Y
Hele
Tomball
Dime Box
Lee County
Five Killed in Kansas City Gunfight
Five men were fatally shot and two wounded last night in a gunfight sparked by a routine police call. Patrolmen Charles Neaves 30 and Sandy Washington 26 were killed inside an apartment building. Officer Charles Perrine 46 was slain outside. William Bell and Edwin Burton Warren died in the building. Warren died later in hospital. Five policemen and deputies joined the response, with Bell said to have fired on officers before being killed. Continued on page two.
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KANSAS CITY
anire
Tou fine
Charles Neaves
Sandy Washington
Charles Perrine
Tolice
William Bell
Edwin Burton Warren
Warren oied
Bell
Messages of mirrors clue missing navy plane search
Messages formed by mirrors and cloth strips on the ground were reported by Skownan residents 100 miles southeast of The Pas as a potential clue to the fate of a missing U.S. Navy plane with five men aboard. The signals, relayed to a Canso aircraft, read “East in woods on ground” and “About 25 miles east,” with a reply that personnel safety was unknown. The search continued as authorities weighed the clue’s promise against ongoing uncertainty.
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O.C
Operation Attache
Ottawa
Robert W. Stirling - Hamilton
Britain
Ben Scott Uuster
United States
Skownan
Man
here
Z. L. Leigh
Sqdn
Jack Hone
Pas
R.OAF
Ship Blast Injures Eight Men In Newfoundland Crash
A U S coast guard plane evacuated eight explosion injured men from the Greek freighter Orion after its No 1 hold exploded near Argentia Newfoundland. Six of the injured were carried on stretchers and all were flown to hospital.
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HALIFAX
United States coast guard
Orion
Argentia
Nod
R.C.A.F
Newfoundland
Britain Orders 100 Warships Refitted
Britain suspends commercial work in royal dockyards to refit about 100 warships for duty by April. Admiralty: work could be finished within two months. Ships drawn from reserves include destroyers frigates submarines and minesweepers. Refits to occur mainly at Devonport Portsmouth Chatham Sheerness and Rosyth.
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LONDON
Britain
royal
admiralty
royal navy
Devonport
Portsmouth
Chatham
Shrerness
Rosyth
Premier Drew halts carillon recital in Niagara Falls
Premier George Drew interrupted by a carillon recital during a speech to delegates of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association in Niagara Falls Ontario. The recital began mid speech but was postponed until the prime minister finished, ending the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIAGARA FALLS
Ont
George Drew
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Why England Wasn't Invaded by Hitler Peace Talks Revealed
Editor notes Goering spoke from prison to Werner Bross about missed German chances to invade England and an early peace effort. The piece shares Goering’s morale, leadership attitudes, and quoted views on wartime strategy and negotiations. Continues on Page Two.
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England
Hitler
Werner Bross
Hermann Goering
Goering
Nuremberg
Railways seek interim freight hike delayed to Jan 11
Ottawa Sept 21 The Board of Transport Commissioners postponed until Jan 11 the hearing on a general freight rate increase demanded by the railways. Seven provinces minus Ontario and Quebec urged delaying until cabinet rules on an appeal against a prior 2 percent rise. railways push for immediate 15 percent interim rise to offset higher costs.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Board of transport commissioners
Ontario
Quebec
il ag
anl
Cattle Shipment Ban Hits Winnipeg Trade
Cattle shippers report an embargo on cattle shipped by truck or rail to Winnipeg. Regina stockyards are crowded amid a shortage of cattle cars, with Saskatoon yards similarly jammed, signaling tight supplies and transport constraints.
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REGINA
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Arabs Reject Report on Palestine by Bernadotte
Cairo reports say Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha, Arab League secretary general, states the Arab states will reject Count Bernadotte's United Nations Palestine report. He notes unity in rejecting evils plotted against Palestine and hints at measures to be taken. Editorials criticize Bernadotte's view and warn of division among Arab states.
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AMSTERDAM
Gordon A. Sisco
Toronto
World Council of Churches
Sisco
nnk
Uted
CAIRO
Al Misti today
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Felice Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Azzam Pasha
Arab League
Al ASSASS
Count Bernadotte
Misti
Bernastte
Council blunder over glass bathroom walls in Bung A Bungalows
In Maesteg Glamorgan on Sept 21 councillor Richard Mordecai admitted an error in a town modernization plan. The urban council, aiming for a modern look, installed one way glass in bathroom walls. Tenants complained about being seen by passers by, embarrassing the residents.
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MAESTEG
Glamorgan
Wales
Richard Mordecai
City Child Fatally Hurt In Street Accident
Gregory Fleming, 22 month old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Fleming of 1105 11th St S Was instantly killed when run over by a Leth bridge public works water truck on 12th St N Driver William Bruce Anderson 504 16th St N was at the wheel The boy visiting Mrs FP Flemingwell 622 12th St N played on the street with two other children near the accident scene
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Gregory Fleming
Howard Fleming
11th St. S
Lethbridge public works
12th St. N
Wiliam Bruce Anderson
16th St. N
FP. Leffingwell
Anderson
Delegates From 58 Nations Face Heavy UN Agenda
Paris dispatch reports Dr Juan Atilio Bramuglia Argentina foreign minister opening the third general assembly of the United Nations. He urged that no country be excluded from the UN and criticized the hierarchy of states as unjust and dangerous, warning it concentrates fate of all peoples in a few nations.
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PARIS
C.P
Juan Atilio Bramugla
Argentina
general assembly
United Nations
Evatt Elected UN General Assembly President
Herbert V. Evatt deputy premier of Australia was elected president of the United Nations General Assembly at its third meeting on the second ballot. He secured 31 votes after an initial 25 on the first ballot with 27 needed. Evatt urged unity and participation in decisions as the assembly moved to confront diverse global issues amid assassination reports from Berlin.
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PARIS
C.P
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
United Nations general assembly
Evatt
Drew decision may narrow down list for leadership
Ottawa Sept 21 Premier Drew of Ontario will contest the federal Progressive Conservative leadership at the national convention. A party official said the field may be narrowed to three or four candidates by nominations close Sept 30. Other announced contenders are John Diefenbaker J W Hanna and Garfield Case. Hanna withdrew, signaling support for Drew.
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OTTAWA
Drew
Ontario
lst
John Bracken
John Diefenbaker
commors
Hurricane cuts off Florida Keys communications
A vicious tropical hurricane cut off all communications with the Florida Keys including Key West and roared toward Miami. Other items note Dana Wildress elected chairman of the UN committee, Bruce Woodcock’s fourth round KO of Lee Oma, Leums accepts Israeli ultimatum, a Bernadotte murder suspect update, a Manitoba search for a missing US Navy plane, and an embargo on cattle shipments into Manitoba with factors driving it.
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MIAMI
Fla
Florida Keys
Key West
DANA WILGRESS
U.N
Dana Wildress
Switzerland
aca
Unitedations general assembly
WOODCOCK
OMA
LONDON
Kenneral Leums
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
rang
Manitoba
Skownan
United States navy
WINNIPEG
C.P
Greinger
Mt Boniface
Man
United States
U.S
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Ala
G. Ackley Brower
Times of London
Brower
Birmingham Age-Herald
Florida
UNITED CHURCH MEET
B.C
Neu
Jackass
Texas
PIVE
Berlin
Central Press
Tommy Marotta
Newark
Patrick Marotta
Marotta
Star Newspaper Service
Hermann Qoering
France
Brittain
Germany
Adolf Wither
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