Police Break Roving Gang Montee In City Turmoil
Police arrested 55 men in Montreal after a roving mob near Park Avenue and St Catherine Street disrupted meat stores and packed plants. Longshoremen and others forced closures at Swift Canadian, Montreal Refrigeration, Burns and Pesner Brothers plants, with one officer injured.
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Monee
C.P
T. Eaton Company
Park Avenue
St. Catherine Street
Eatons
St. Caroline
Laurent Begudette
ustown
Swift Canadian Company
Montreal Refrigeration Company
Burns Company
Pesner Brothers
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M. J. Ryan
Miners Strike Over Meat Rationing Rages in Western Fields
About 4 500 Alberta miners in the Lethbridge and Crow's Nest Pass coal and bituminous fields walk out over meat rations. Lethbridge independent meat dealers reopen after a three day protest. Crow's Nest Pass butchers still closed. No Ottawa response to lift the ration. Local UMWA meeting Wednesday to decide action. Drumheller and Michel Fernie camps idle, with about 2 000 out in the Pres and 300 in Lethbridge field.
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Lethbridge
Crow's Nest Pass
Drumheller
Pass
Crow’s Nest Pass
Ottawa
U.M.W. of A
RN Wrbe
Acon
OMERRA
aes Laon Coleman
ava
rose
Blairmore
Bellevue
Maple Leaf
Michel
Fernie
UMW
Calgary
Livett
Talvett
C.P
WoALD Tucker
L Rosthern
Mackenzie
Mackenzie King
AONTREAL
MONTREAL
Sept. C.P
Beaudry Bonbon Limited
Hallowell Brown
SMGON
Indo-China
Juichi Terauchi
Southeast Asia
ONTARIO
TORONTO
Liquor Control Board of
Omaho
NORTH ALTA
EDMONTON
Peter Collins
United Mine Workers of America
Alberta
Aberta
Collins
CUBS
CINCINNATI
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Not Appropriate Time to Meet Butcher Delegation
Ottawa September 27 Premier King said in the commons that the government would study any representations from striking Montreal butchers but did not consider it an appropriate time to meet a delegation of 25 representatives. He noted the cabinet had already met with retailers and discussed rationing, with modifications made to the program.
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OTTAWA
Mackenzie
Montreal
Mr. King
Fred Rose
Lab
Montreal Cartier
King
Canada
Strike Tension Mounts Army Of Idle Workers In U S
Chicago dispatch reports rising strain as idle workers number near two million amid widespread strike action. Officials say momentum grows, with unions mobilizing support and employers bracing for further walkouts across key industries.
Cleveland Avenue church land transfer restricts worship uses
Transfers of land to a Columbus Ohio church limit worship practices by forbidding organs and any authorized gatherings beyond trustee elections while prohibiting auxiliary societies. If rules are violated the property reverts to supporting members or to another church if the faith is diverged.
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Cleveland Avenue
church of Christ
Columbus
Ohio
ladies aid
the
missionary society
HE LEPT HAND Continued on Back Page
Readable text limited to fragments shows a continuation notice on the back page. The header suggests a feature or column titled He Lept Hand with unclear rest of the content.
Missing garrison on Jap prison ship mystery
New York report claims a Japanese prison ship carrying 700 to 1,000 Australian POWs may explain why most of the garrison at Rabaul New Guinea vanished. The Australian government says it feared the ship’s fate and has difficulties tracing its movements after early 1942 evacuations.
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NEW YORK
Rabaul
New Guinea
Australian news and information bureau
Army
Francis Forde
commonwealth
Mgr. Forde
Favor Big Loan To G.B.
United States officials weigh a plan to lend Britain about 5.0 billion dollars at low interest with no spending strings. Talks in Washington assess Britain's three year path to peacetime trade, urging debt relief and a shift to freer trade while avoiding economic isolation.
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JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON
Sept
United States
Britain
congress
London
Washermzten
cpinion
U.S
Prime Minister Opens Fall Fair in Williamstown
Prime Minister Mackenzie King opened the 131 year old fall fair in Williamstown Ontario addressing about 6000 attendees. He urged the world to model peace after prosperity via country fairs showing interdependence of the community. He spoke from a feed truck amid rain soaked grounds and received hearty applause.
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WILLIAMSTOWN
Ont
United Nations
Mackenzie King
King
Ontario
Glengarry county
gisbe
homburg
emiling
aepgv
Zhukov to Visit U.S. on October 4
The White House announced President Truman invited Marshal Georgi Zhukov of Soviet Russia to the United States. Zhukov accepted and will arrive by air in New York on October 4.
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WASHINGTON
White House
Truman
Marshal Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Russia
United States
Zhukov
Marshal Zhukov
New York
Vancouver Route Through Internees Shrinking
Lt. Col. C. A. Scott Vancouver BC Red Cross official says few former civilian internees released from Japanese camps will pass through Vancouver. Reports from San Francisco suggest at most 5,000 and likely about 2,000 would transit via Vancouver.
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VANCOUVER
C. A. Scott
British Columbia
the
Red Cross Gollery
Orient
Scott
San Francisco
Hirohito bows to MacArthur in informal talks
Emperor Hirohito removed his top hat and bowed to General Douglas MacArthur during a 35 minute informally arranged discussion at the U S embassy residence in Tokyo The extent of their talk was not disclosed but centered on occupation issues The Japanese government and Allied headquarters would not reveal topics The Kobe area received additional occupation troops bringing total to about 4500 The meeting occurred as Ik Osaka coverage noted a formal tone but no press release followed
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Dormel
United States
Kobe
Honshu
Hirohito
Gen. MacArthur
Admiral Fujita
MacArthur
alee
Banner Fellers
et the Mikado
Mace Arthur
Parliamentarian News Bulletins From Iawa and King Visit Plans
In Iawa, Finance Minister Asley says the Prices Hoard has not found a solution to increasing meat rations for certain communities amid coal miners’ strikes, with miners seeking double rations. camp rations rise bulk-wise, not individually. In Ottawa, Prime Minister Mackenzie King announces a possible informal trip to the United Kingdom and western Europe to assess postwar conditions, visit battlefields, embassies, and consult with other governments, stressing Canada’s need for a practical role in postwar decisions.
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Asley
commons
Solon Low
Social Credit
Alberta
Nisley
Canada
KING
OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
United Kingdom
Europe
Modify Program of Repatriation for Canadian Army
Amsterdam reports new repatriation plan for Canadian Army Occupation Force personnel. Repatriation will occur in phases for high post staff who were drafted, not volunteered. Reinforcement flow focuses on those with at least 59 points, with 6,000 troops earmarked for occupational service after UK duties are completed.
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AMSTERDAM
United Kingdom
C.AJOF
Guy Smonds
Netherlands
CAOLP
Canada
mani
C.A.O
CAOF
Truman Support for Seaway Moves Forward
President Truman telegraphed Governor Dewey of New York to confirm his continued enthusiasm for developing the St. Lawrence waterway and river power. Dewey replied by wire on September 1 opposing any federal state water power record removal from the project.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Dewey
New York
St. Lawrence waterway
Strikes Spread in Australia Paralyze New South Wales
In Sydney on September 27, 20,000 workers reportedly struck across New South Wales with industrial unrest crippling many industries. The situation remains serious as unions and employers negotiate amid widespread disruption and job actions continue to spread through the state.
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SYDNEY
Australia
C.P. Cabie
New South Wales
John Stokaluk Hears Miners Demand Meat Ration Hike
Ottawa report outlines United Mine Workers official John Stokaluk meeting with prices board on behalf of 4,500 western miners who struck over meat rations. He urged a higher ration and said current allotment is unfair, with further talks scheduled with government officers.
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OTTAWA
mat
John Stokaluk
district 18
United Mine Workers of America
prices board
western cal
My. Stokaluk
Otta
Miners in Coleman Strike for Double Meat Ration
From Coleman and regional reports, about 8000 workers are laid off as miners demand double the ration of fresh meat and removal of cooked meats from ration lists. Coke ovens stay manned until coal stocks last in 2 3 days. mines affected include McGillivray Coal and Coke at Coleman and Intermational Coal and Coke at Coleman.
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COLEMAN
meemngz
rahon
Enitcher
AARNE Phere wa
PASS
McGillivray Coal and Coke Company
Intermarianal Coal and Coke Company
Greerhill
West Canadian Colleries Ltd
Bhurmere
Bellevue
tnlerest Mohawk
Lethbridge
NO 8
Shaughnessy
CALGARY
Western
Miners Ready to Return After Meat Ration Promise
Idle miners in the Lethbridge coalfield plan to resume work the day after officials announce an adequate meat supply. About 450 rout ers halted work at Lethbridge Collieries including Shaughnessy, Chester, and Hamilton mines. UMWA sub district leader Pupek says they are not on strike but taking a holiday to press federal authorities for increased meat rations for workers.
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Lethbridge
Herald
Clemi Wrock
District 18
United Mine Workers of America
Shaughnessy
Chester
Hamilton
Puvek
miners’ union
Pirock
GITAWA
Parli in Parliament names Tucker as Veterans Assistant
Ottawa announced Captain Wald Tucker of Rosthern has been named parliamentary assistant to Veterans Minister Mackenzie. Prime Minister Mackenzie King disclosed the appointment in the Commons today.
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Fercy Wright
Melfort
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John Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
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North Battleford
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