King speaks at UN opening urging unity and sacrifice shows path to world peace
In a royal banquet at St Javion Palace the King outlined the UN’s mission to harness energy for mankind and warned prizes will not be won without effort. He urged nations to cooperate with comprehension and patience as they stand on the threshold of a new era.
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St Javion Palace
United Nations
Nomesaly Tisiching
UNO
Phery
Tong Han
Keita
Supreme Court to Rule on Japanese Deportation Orders
Ottawa court to test the validity of in council deportation orders against Japanese in Canada. The case, first in the new Supreme Court house, follows a cabinet action after a Toronto committee request. Orders tabled in the Commons December 17 by Prime Minister King.
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Oceime Court
Ottawa
Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Toronto
Supreme Court House
Commons
MacKenale King
Queen Elizabeth to Carry Troops Home Soon Says Press
London reports say the liner Queen Elizabeth will continue to carry troops back to Canada until further notice. An Evening Standard sting claimed the ship would make its last voyage. authorities deny a fixed end date. A freak tire accident in Toraga killed Ena Lao Char and Merve Couturier, prompting warnings about vehicle safety and veteran supports.
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Queen Elzabeth
London
Evening Standard
Elizabeth
Pdmundston
Na Lao Charest 10
Merve Couturier
Pearly
New Intereatinn Om Diara Vom tome Kenemreh OS WORK
Dr Frank E Adair warns of cancer as No 1 killer behind heart disease urging action. wartime research safety plans discussed as 90 scientists join a national contest to map solutions and distribute findings. Public confidence in the drachma declines with gold standard quotes rising.
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Ameria
Pearl Harbor Anil
Prank E Adait
Car
Felde
Canada barley praised as aid to sugar issue and markets
An article argues Canada’s high quality barley could ease sugar shortages and bolster wartime trade with Britain. It cites price levels for wheat and oats, notes barley’s diverse uses from malt to animal feed, and discusses marketing and seed purity concerns raised by experts at a Saskatchewan university in the context of wartime agriculture policy.
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Canada
Brazil
Chia
Frefetenta
Britain
Oatkide
Empire
Briain
United States
Bwrtiy
Jey
Paket
Catadan
Darley
Ted Haruo
Raticentaries
Harris
Sie
Harrison
Charlottetown
JB Hargton
University of Saxatchewan
Agreement on safeguarding the basic secret of atomic energy
London and the United States agreed that the basic secret of atomic energy must be safeguarded as plans proceed for a United Nations general assembly. James Byrnes said secrecy safeguards should be settled satisfactorily, while Ernest Bevin stressed defense against the atomic bomb and UN success. Byrnes anticipated talks with Senator Vandenberg to resolve language on the issue.
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London
Great Britain
United Iona General Assembly
Tom
James F Byrnes
United States
Ernest Bevin
Beuiah
United Nations Organization
United 2
Utmont
Byrnes
Byre
Wth
Arthur Vandenburg
Mehigan
Butter Prices Fall Sharply in December 1945
Ottawa reports show butter priced at 10 586 00 pounds in December, down from 12 263 000 pounds in December 1944. The drop follows a slight November decline and comes as officials announce reductions in weekly butter rationing and a dip in milk production for December.
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Ottawa
Cominion Bureau of Statiation
Stuttering School Service Expands in Vancouver
Vancouver school board extends a program releasing hundreds of children from stuttering handicaps each year. The service, started in 1839 and continued through 1646, has aided about five hundred individuals last year. Boys show higher rates of defective speech than girls, viewed as a psychological handicap. Mrs Elfreda Wett discusses population estimates at seven million for the earth in 7000 BC.
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Wer
Vancouver A. Vancouver
Elfreda Wett
SetUp Mission in Berlin To Protect Our Interests
A Canadian military mission is established in Berlin to protect Canadian interests apart from the army. Lt Gen Maurice Pope leads the mission, with Col John McQueen and Capt A W Clibon in Berlin quarters. Staff include Sgt Major Lome Warren and Sgt Roy Six. Pope arrives with assistant Lieut Louise Dawson. winter limits to 10 personnel, spring expansion planned to 43.
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Berlin
Germany
Maurice Pope
Paris
Charittenburg
John McQueen
Medicine Hat
Alta
A.W. Clibon
Vic
Lome Warren
Ormiston
Sask
South Saskatchewan Regiment
Caen
Normandy
Palais Orsay Hotel
Spt
Roy Six
Regina
Pope
Lieut
Louise Dawson
Swift Current
Canada’s bacon quota to Britain blamed on production shortfall
Ottawa officials cited Prof A H Ewan of the University of Saskatchewan noting Canada has shipped its bacon to Britain and warned of leaner supplies. They say Canada could not ship what it did not have and consumers faced rationing with higher prices as Danish produce sells abroad and Canadian cuts tighten.
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Britain
Ottawa
A. H. Ewan
University of Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatchewan Agr
Dominion
Brazilian trade official completes survey on Canada Brazil links
Brazilian Trade Bureau Chief Campos returns to Brazil with a comprehensive two way trade plan. The report proposes large sugar shipments to Canada to ease Canada’s shortage as Brazil harvests a big sugar crop. It also recommends Canada import wheat iron and steel machinery and electrical goods from Brazil. In 1945 Brazil Canada trade showed exports to Canada at 5 million, imports at 12 million, with November coffee imports over 1 million.
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Tade Ellis
Braalian
Eee Gampes
Garmpes Pea
Brant
Tt Ie
Nefren
Theo Counteles
Cotcnals
Braziian Trade Bureau
Canada
Brazil
Campos
Ave
TRAIN IN CANADA SAGA SUGGESTS BRITISH FORCE SITING
Maj W E Sheppard writes in the Daily Herald that establishing a training area for future British Armies in Canada may be favored by the Dominion government. He notes Canada would benefit financially and Britain lacks space for large mechanized and airborne exercises. Other regions, including North Africa, have been considered but pose difficulties.
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W. E Sheppard
The
Daily Herald
Canada
War Office
Britain
North Africa
Assertion Denied Peace Peeler Conveyed to Germany By Britain
A fragmented report discusses British foreign office statements about not initiating peace talks with Germany. It mentions Hess aide Albrecht Haush and a Hess peace faction, plus a May flight to Britain. The text also notes a Halifax area incident involving a soldier aboard a steamship and peritonitis treated aboard.
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Germany
Britain
London
Foreign Office
Rosuire
Nuernberg
Albrecht Haush
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Fuebeer
John M. Moorehead
Halifax
Eastern Air Command Composite Squadron
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Prince Edward Worshop
Tome
Rodrigue ' Encave
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