Canada Leader Plans Retirement From Prime Minister Post
Ottawa Jan 21 Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King says he wants to retire as Liberal leader and thus as prime minister after a successor is named. He urged a Liberal convention next summer to choose his successor. If needed he would accept drafting to serve further. King has led since December 1921, aiming to end a long tenure that could surpass Britain’s Walter Walpole.
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Ottawa
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canada
National Liberal Federation
Qaly
King
Robert Walpole
Britain
Louis St. Laurent
Wilild Laurier
Foundation Set Up for Charitable Work
Pittsburgh January 21 1947 Richard King Mellon forms a 400000 foundation to aid charitable religious and civic purposes. The Richard King Mellon Foundation will be created by members of the Mellon family and will support various public welfare activities.
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Pittsburgh
Richard K. Mellon
Mellion
Richard King Metlon
Flying man with wings sighted near Chehalis
Mrs Bernice Zaikowski of Chehalis reported Jan 6 a man with wings attached to his back flew over her barn at 200 feet and disappeared to the south. She and several children watched as the winged figure skimmed by without flapping, making a sizzling sound. Authorities offered cautious comment while noting no official sightings prior.
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Hehalis
State of
Washington
Bernice’ Zaikowski
Chehalis
Zalkowski
Fatal Stabbing At Truman Manor Reported
The death of Mrs Selia Tagami occurred yesterday at Truman Boyd Manor from a knife wound. Investigators say the victim was forced to flee to the sanitarium and had not returned home since Saturday.
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Selia- Tagami
Truman‘ Boyd Manor
Fire destroys three warehouses in Capitol area blaze
Washington report says a large fire swept through three warehouses including a Marine Corps and Christian Heurich Brewing building near the Capitol, damaging State Department records and photographic gear. Firefighters evacuated residents as teams searched for a gasoline tank that was not found. The blaze started early and was controlled after burning the structures.
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Washington
State Department
Almos
Pee Sie
Coliseum
Christian Heurich Brewing Company
Sun State Department
Marine Corps
Boy Has Screw in Bronchial Tube Moves Toward Chicago
Three year old Douglas Miller son of a hospitalized veteran left Dayton for a delicate operation at Chicago s Children s Memorial Hospital after doctors found a screw lodged in his bronchial tubes for about a year. The trip was made possible by Dayton s mayor Edward Breen two welfare agencies and Lt Gen Benjamin Chidiaw of Wright Field who provided air transport while doctors recommended rail travel and Chicago doctors urged the procedure.
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Dayton
Ohio
Douglas Miller
Chicago
Children's Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Miller
Douglas
Ayton
Edward Breen
Geni. Benjamin .Chidiaw
Arby
Wright Field
Richard Koehler
Robert E. Boswell
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Leon Division
Detler
Gewlag
Long Beach
American Ave
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Vincent
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