Provinces To Attend Toronto Conference On Strike
Seven provinces will send officials to a Toronto meet on ending the national strike by 12 000 packinghouse workers. British Columbia declines representation while Prince Edward Island shows no official reply and Manitoba and Quebec press for conciliation.
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Toronto
Alberta
Manitoba
Quebec
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
J. Walter Jones
Hart
British Columbia
United Packinghouse Workers of America
C.I.O
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Drew
Tobacco for Oldsters and Weather Warnings in One Notice
Britain’s pensioners will buy tobacco or snuff at reduced rates from October 13, with a tokens system starting September 29. The Boston Post notes a warning about staying under trees during thunderstorms, citing one third of lightning deaths occur there.
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Boston Post
London Daily Mail
Britain
Probe Exonerates Signals Operator In Dugald Train Crash
The Transport Board inquiry in Winnipeg into the Dugald, Manitoba disaster clears Donald F. Tedlie, 55, CN signals operator, of blame but offers no cause for the worst Western Canadian railroad wreck. Tedlie remains on $5,000 bail as coroner’s inquest looms while witnesses debate train speeds and switch timing.
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WINNIPEG
board of transport commissioners
Dugald
Man
Canadian National Railways
Donald F. Tedlie
Teclle
Tedlie
B.C.AF
Moncton
N.B
C.N.R
attorney-general's department
A. C. Nicolls
Shipping Strike Ends At Trieste
The Allied military government says a mid night conference reached an agreement to end the Trieste strike. About 12 000 workers were idle during the stoppage as Sindacati Union members arrested earlier are provisionally released and to face trial soon. All suspended Sindacati Unici members will be reinstated and allowed to return to work. Police arrested 31 people for bomb throwing and related offenses during the 24 hours of the strike.
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new free territory
A.M.G
Sindacati Union
Camera Del Lavara
Sindacati
AMG
Sindacati Unici
Western farmers fear $75 million loss without packing plant settlement
In British Columbia a strike by major packing houses threatens more than $75,000,000 in slaughter-bound livestock. The Canadian Federation of Agriculture calls for emergency action, urging arbitration and possible federal measures while warning of market disruptions and higher beef prices. George Ross, president of the Canadian Beef Council, notes 400,000 to 500,000 head of cattle could lose outlets and faces a looming meat shortage.
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ELOWNA
B.C
C.P
western Canada
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
GEORGE ROSS
Adett
Alta
Canadian Beef Council
Canada
Dominion
Ross
Federation
H. H. Hannam
W. T. J. Bulman
Kelowna
Dominion export control board
United States
George Ross sald
U.S
general publi
Dominion natural products
SUBAT
Your World Tomorrow: Car Planes and Walls of Tomorrow
Prof A M Low outlines a future with car planes, ribbonless hyperwriters, ultraviolet kitchen tech, self opening doors, movable walls, and radios delivering flash news. Homes feature three dimensional color TV, telephoned printing, spotlight activated garage doors, glass brick walls, durable wood plastics, and two hour daily housework with a three to four day work week.
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LONDON
Reuters
A. M. Low
British Institute of Engineering Technology
Low
Flash Fire At Cedar Mountain Tanker
A flash fire and explosion aboard the Cedar Mountain tanker trapped two crew in the engine room at Texas City. One body was recovered. crewman William Fall described being blown from his bunk. Intense heat blocked entry as rescuers searched. The incident echoes Texas City disaster memories from April.
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TEXAS CITY
Tex
Cedar Mountain
William Fall
France Presses Britain and US on Ruhr Mines Plan
Whitehall sources say France voiced concern over British American arrangements for Ruhr coal mines The French worry about German management of the mines and the future of mines in which France holds interests after the new plan was proposed.
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LONDON
Whitehall
France
Britain
United States
Ruhr
Five Japs Pay Penalty on Gallows
On Guam the military tribunal executed five Japanese officers and officials for cannibalism torture and murder of U S prisoners. Tachibana led the group dropping first from the gallows followed by Tanaka Yoshii Matona and Igawa.
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GUAM
Yoshio Tachibana
United States
Tachibana
Chichima
fiers
Navy
Masaharu Tanaka
Truk
Shizuo Yoshii
Sueo Matona
Chichi Jima
Tadao Igawa
Britain protest over Bulgarian execution notice
Britain issued a strong note to the Bulgarian government protesting the execution of Nikolai Fetkov, former leader of the Agrarian Union, as announced by a foreign office spokesman.
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LONDON
Reuters
Britain
Nikolai Fetkov
Agrarian Union party
foreign office
Evatt Named Palestine Committee Chair at UN
Dr. Herbert V. Evatt of Australia was elected chairman of the special United Nations assembly committee on Palestine. Britain signals forthcoming policy speech as the Security Council considers blanket UN membership for Italy Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland.
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LAKE SUCCESS
N.Y
C.P
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations assembly
Palestine
security council
Foland
council
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Evatt
Palestine committee
CANADA
L. 5. Pearson
Andrei Gromyko
general assembly
dacmember
Paki
Spirit of defeatism evident in Ruhr as thousands homeless
In the Ruhr cities of Essen Dortmund Duisburg and surrounding areas two years after the war the population lives in cellars and shelters with tens of thousands homeless. A culture of defeatism grows as locals doubt democracy and fear shortages with the black market rampant and emigration seen as the only hope.
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NORMAN CRIBBENS
UWESSELDORF
Germany
Ruhr
Wuppertal
Essen
Dortmund
Mulheim
Duisburg
Hertford
Hanover
Frankfurt
Herford
Ten Missing In Collision On St Lawrence River
A collision between the coal ship Milverton and the oil tanker Translake near a St Lawrence river town left 10 missing presumed dead. The Milverton’s crew of 23 had two confirmed dead and several injured. the Translake sustained a bay of oil and both ships saw crews evacuating as flames and oil slicks spread across the river.
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Milverton
St. Lawrence
Translake
HONPYTALL
Mie St. Lawrence
Wiliam Robertson
Toronto
William Goldsworthy
Montreal
L. E Pain
Ogdensburg
whem
Port Alfred
Que
Oswego
Prescott
Ont
Robbers Kill Ontario Man in Stamford Township Slaying
Niagara Falls Ont Sept 25 A killer bent on robbery shot 46 year old John Bell on his Stamford township threshold as police seek two youths for questioning. Bell had traveled to Niagara Falls N Y for the first time in 14 years and spent money freely. His pockets were turned inside out and a money bag missing. Neighbors saw two boys fleeing into the bush. Arnold Gay found the body. police recovered two shotguns and a rifle with cartridge shells missing from the living room.
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NIAGARA FALLS
Bell
Vera
Arnold Gay
It Pays to Be Polite Causes Dinner at Governor's Mansion
Hartford dispatch notes that hotel staff at Bons Annex aided a political aspirant last fall and were later treated to dinner by Governor James McConaughey at the governor's mansion. The event highlights courtesy extended to political figures and hotel staff.
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HARTFORD
Conn
Bons Annex
James McConaughy
bell boys
Howe Warns Of Dangers
Saint John reporters describe Reconstruction Minister Howe addressing the Maritime Board of Trade amid talk of rising prices and a stronger economy. Howe noted higher Maritime non agricultural employment, $30,060,000 invested in war facilities, and coal mining progress while urging growth in production to balance demand. Bracken warned of tough days ahead in Ontario.
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SAINT JOHN
N.B
withi
Maritime Board of Trade
Howe
board
Canada
asia
Maritimes
BRACKEN
AVONMORE
Ont
John Bracken
Progressive Conservative
Moslems Kill 340 Sikhs on Refugee Train Near Lahore
Reuters reports that several thousand Muslims attacked a Sikh Hindu refugee train at Kamoke near Lahore, killing 340 Sikhs and Hindus and wounding 230, per the West Punjab government. Other wires note Edmonton oil activity and a Sask murder link, with UN Balkan debate moves and nurse graduation results in Canada.
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LAHORE
Reuters
Kamoke
LEDUC EDMONTON
C.P
Umperial
Leduc-Calmar
Edmonton
ity Ith
COLONSAY
Sask
UPC
William Sadowlek
hig
TROQUOIS
Ont
Milverton
Salvage Queen
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Bulgaria
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Russia
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Mildred Adams
Macleod
Ruth Annette Anderson
Clares
holm
Irene M. M. Buchan
Lethbridge
Pegsy M. Bullock
Welling
Myrtle Hilda Monghen
Foremost
Verna L. Irving
Barnwell
Dorothy May Kent
New Dayton
Jacquelyn E. Neben
Iris La Res Nilsson
Lillian Patricia Prokapwh
Burgia
Stak
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