AFA Scores Farm Strike sparks Alberta debate
Edmonton reports heavy butter purchases as the Alberta Federation of Agriculture condemns a 30 day farm produce strike by Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers seeking federal price parity. The AFLU and United Farmers of Canada action aims at a fact finding board while sheriffs appeal for orderly conduct and support grows across regions.
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EDMONTON
C. P
Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Alberta Farmers’ Union
United Farmers of Canada
G F.A
Frank Eliason
U.P.C
Regina
Coronation
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
AFA
Alberta Federation of Agriculture
Charlottetown
AFLU
Left Hand Corner nails salvage effort described
The article reports on government and industry efforts to reclaim and straighten bent nails amid a shortage. D B Mansur of Central Housing and Mortice Corp outlines reclamation projects for salvaging nails at Toronto and Transcona. An electromagnet and an aluminium nail straightener are used to extract nails and realign them. Aluminium nails four inches long are highlighted for their shear strength and portability.
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D. B. Mansur
Central Housing and Mortpice Corporation
whet am reclamation
Toronto
Transcona
Mansur
adidas
strait
Hindu Moslem Tension Rises After Contagious Disorder
Calcutta reports continued Hindu Muslim tension after yesterday's communal disorders left 10 dead and 60 wounded. The Hindu Congress party blamed Bengal's Muslim ministry for the unrest and cited inflammatory Moslem league newspaper editorials as a spark.
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CALCUTTA
Paes
Bengal
Saskatchewan Farm Union Denies Political Ties With CCF
Regina reports Frank Eliason secretary of the Saskatchewan farm group stating the United Farmers of Canada is a farmers' union with no political ties. He notes the UFC membership spans varied political beliefs while locals consider strike action on Sept 26. The piece covers related accusations linking UFC to the CCF and local political reactions.
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REGINA
United Grs of Canada
Saskatchewan C.C.F
Frank Ellason
Saskatchewan farm organization
Alberta Fanners' Union
Eliasson
Saskatoon
U.F.C
Saskatchewan
Eliason
Edmund Lehman
Baskatoon
U.P.C
C.C.F
Blucher
Lehman
Rural Municipalities Act
UFC
C.CF
WFC
CCF
J. H. Brockelbank
C.G.F
UWPC
Rupert Ramsay
Farmer Labor group
Survivors Tell Stories of Newfoundland Crash
Survivors recount the Belgian airliner crash near Gander Newfoundland on Sept 24. Stewardess Jeanne Rook said she could not recall sensing the impending crash while passengers were awakened. Four other survivors and several dignitaries are named as graves are dug and funeral plans unfold amid rescue efforts and a wary recovery.
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GANDER AIRPORT
Nfld
C.P. Cable
Jeanne Rook
Sir
Frederick Banting
here
King
Etenne Perier
Philippe Henrisot
Etienne
Jeanne
Gander
Samuel Martin
Helen Ruth Henderson
Crash Survivor Dies In Hospital Near Gander
In Newfoundland, Walter Devos, 48, of Ghent, died last night in hospital after the Belgian airliner crash near Gander Airport last Wednesday. The toll reaches 27 dead with 17 survivors. three remain seriously injured. Provisional International Civil Aviation Organization procedures will guide the investigation. Group Captain Wilkins of the RCAF will assume chief oversight, arriving to begin probing.
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GANDER
Mid
P. Cable
Walter Devos
Ghent
here
Devos
Banting Memorial hospital
International Civb Aviation Organization
PICAQ
Newfoundland
J. S. Macdonald
Wilkins
RCAF
TLC chooses Hamilton for 1947 convention
Windsor Ont Sept The Canadian Trades and Labor Congress today chose Hamilton as the 1947 convention city. Hamilton received 274 votes to 233 for Victoria.
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WINDSOR
Ont
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress today
Hamilton
Victoria
Holiday Holiday Status Explained by Ottawa Officials
Ottawa clarifies statutory and legal holidays in Canada. Dr. BE Coleman explains there is no difference, with ten fixed statutory holidays since 1934 and provincial control over religious observance. Thanksgiving varies by proclamation. other holidays align to calendar dates and Sunday adjournments.
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OTTAWA
state department
BE. H. Coleman
Coleman
Canada
Dominion
Record Cattle Population But Americans Face Empty Beef Platters
Washington reports near record cattle on United States farms and large western range herds, yet beef products sit scarce. Agriculture officials say numbers nearly hit 1944 peak, but cattle are not moving to slaughter pens as expected due to price uncertainty delaying marketing.
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WASHINGTON
bret
Agreniture department
United States
Price controls on beef may be removed soon
A Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Administration may lift price controls on beef and cattle within three to four weeks. Beef supplies in Chicago butcher shops are already lean as cattlemen hold back for higher prices and market factors shift toward larger cattle weights with a record corn crop ahead and feed costs set to ease.
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CHICAGO
The
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Office of Price Administration
United States
Jery Anderson
bert atuanon waii
Pittsburgh Strikes Grip City Halting Steel and Transit
Pittsburgh faces a major strike as Duquesne Light workers walk out and Pittsburgh Railways reports trolley service cut by percent. Power shortages loom. public transport, homes, and business districts conserve electricity amid halted steel operations and layoffs. A separate Ottawa case sees Wallin M Papp committed on passport fraud charges related to a Soviet agent.
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PITTSBURGH
stee
Duatieane Light Company
Pittsburgh Railways Company
erie
lgAL company
Aiea
souspur
civ
Taquesne Light Company
PAPTIN
OTTAWA
Wallin
Papp
Gilet
tial
Canada
Pappa
Shrke
Peace Treaty Timetable Set For October Plenary Vote
Paris report states the council of foreign ministers agreed to finish committee work by October 3 on peace treaty drafts so plenary voting could occur by October 15. After that, talks would move to New York for treaty discussions with Willy Grerpyams and Howies Sand. Negotiations in New York may not start until the second week of November.
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PARIS
council of foreign ministers
New York
willy Grerpyams
Howies sand
Banks Named Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia
The Vancouver News-Herald reports Charles A Banks has been appointed to succeed Han WoC Woodware as lieutenant governor of British Columbia. The paper notes Banks will be sworn in and assume governorship, with ceremonies expected in Ottawa and Victoria.
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VANCOUVER
Vancouver News-Herald
torlag
Charles A Banks
Danks
Crvern
Stalin says no real danger of new war says only cautious hope
Stalin told a Moscow press conference there is no real danger of a new war and he favors long and friendly collaboration with Western democracies despite ideological differences. He warned that United States monopoly on atomic weapons could not last and criticized U.S. forces in China as a threat to peace. He answered nine written questions from the London Times correspondent, reiterating caution about encircling Russia and stressing the goal of stable, lasting peace.
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OSCOW
Stalin
Soviet Union
wester
United States
China
Germany
Werth
Associated Press
Exidv Gilmore
United Nations
120 Leftist Greeks Slain
Athens reports a 13 hour battle at Deskate in Thessaly between government troops and about 2,000 Leftists. Officials say 120 rebels were killed and more than 200 wounded, with government losses including two dead, eight wounded and 34 missing. A relief force reached Deskate after heavy fighting.
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ATHENS
ministry of public order today
agendarmes
Deskate
Thessaly
Gravena
Re-Elects Percy Bengough TLC President
Windsor Ont September 24 Percy Bengough of Ottawa was unanimously re elected president of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada. Sullivan re elected secretary treasurer. Quebec federation officers named along with Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia representatives. Delegates note continuing business and possible adjournment.
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WINDSOR
Ont
Percy BR
Bengough
Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Sullivan
Canadian Seamen's Union
Bellays
Elphage Beaud
Abe
Quebec
af Labor
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Gordon Wickstiatt Winnie
TB Ware
James McDutte
Brat Stipe
Wimpindon
Chia
Prbs
Prince Albe
Saskatoon
D. Mikkelson
Regina
Fo Ingram
Moose Jaw
Tv Ward
Jolin
Victorm
Howard Webster
Oeran Palis
William Rigby
Vane COUYET
Vier
busis
Cath Bs Berg Edatooton
Bert Awler Varncouver
Denouncing Order Take Strike Votes at Toronto Meeting
A regional gathering denounces proposals for general strikes in response to government controls. Delegates argue for tougher federal measures and stronger central price standards. The mood backs decisive action, with speakers urging firm teeth in enforcement and resisting excessive regulation.
Eden urges new approach to Russia by Britain and United States
London reports that wartime foreign minister Anthony Eden urged a new approach to Russia by Britain and the United States to avert imminent war. He told Watford listeners that only a new spirit can prevent fatal consequences, criticizing Brish imperialism and endorsing a united Europe. He urged governments to dissipate suspicions and seek peace, saying progress requires bold action beyond Paris talks.
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LONDON
C.P
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Russia
Britain
United States
Eden
Watford
pariament
Warwick
Leamington
Henry Wallace
British Commonwealth
Churchil
united states of Europe
Russia denounces presence of US troops in China and Latin America
Lake Success NY September 14 Soviet Russia denounced United States troops stationed in China Iceland and Latin America at a United Nations Security Council session. Gromyko urged formation of dispositions to remove forces, noting repatriation of Japanese troops and accusing the US and Britain of maintaining a troop presence as cover. The council adjourned without action on a resolution by Gromyko and the Brazilian delegation.
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Russia
China
Iceland
LAKE SUCCESS
United Nations aecurity council
yreschee
United
Latin Amenia
delega
ebanes
Andrew & Gronyke
deleuste
counery
Gromyka
tigre
Leeda
Greece
Panam
South America
Truman
Byrnes
United States
Ching
tmear
psn
Gromyko
Bragh
Gromyka ajribe
Atlee
Alpsinder Cadugi
Kanisko
Youth Found Shot In Heat Here
Disjointed local bulletins report Kudalgir Rayals son of Jetn Karoly of Rudhamme district shot between the eyes. Mother questioned. unclear details amid uncertain locations and names.
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Kudalgir Rayals
Jetn Karoly
rudhamme
Lazry
BOMBAY
aera
Fie
SLI
ae falalls
ALBERT POLIG
Uberti
bleket
vicky
Edmonton
trur hillk iy
Evehy Dock
Denahl
Malleios
SHOGAR
OTTAWA
Glenn Strike
David Shogar
Russia
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B.C
Percy Bengough
C.C.L
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sitamon
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Taber
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