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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
7
Canada faces refugee intake limits and shipping shortages
Canada braces for postwar refugee obligations under United Nations plans. Immigration minister Glen notes ongoing international duties, limits on transport, and prioritization of service family arrivals. He cites scarce ships and the need to move thousands of Polish soldiers to agricultural duty across the Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeit
Canada
United Nations Organization
Europe
United Nations
England
Glen
British Isles
Hopes for Peace Tied to Western Soviet Relations
At the Paris peace conference key players warned peace hinges on Western democracies and the Soviet Union. Delegates described a deep divide among the 21 Allied nations, with starkly different visions creating a curtain between sides and complicating progress on settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claxton
Paris
Doctors Trial Atomic Medicine on Three Year Old
In Boston a three year old child received a final dose in an experimental treatment using a phosphorus compound linked to atomic energy. The medical team led by a Boston specialist described the case as the first publicized attempt to test such energy based therapy in a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Janice Moschella
Will Amend Pensions Act For The Militia
Ottawa reports the commons approve a bill to amend the pensions act for the militia aligning with civil service superannuation. New entrants pay into a pension fund. current members may choose old or new rules. Pension details include basic pay factors, widow benefits, and dependent allowances with caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
the Commons
Senate
John Probe
CCF
Regina
GR. Pearkes
Nanaimo
Probe
Ako
Port Churchill and World War II era trade notes
Port Churchill described as a hazardous sea route with officers from the Bay Island association noting readiness to enter the port at any time. Ottawa reports rush on 1943 wheat certificate payments and grain shipments. A German ex-prisoner seeks a Boston harbor keeper job, while London signals a rise in grain exports to 940000 tons.
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Saskatoon
Port Chan
Brians
Bliancn
Churchill
Continent
Hag
Boston Harbor
Richard Bohnenstengel
Schleswig-Holstein
Boston
Northland Narra Ont Te Wave Headie Service
Northland Narra Ont Te Wave Headie reports on a Servier event. The article outlines details of the service, key participants, and location where the headie ceremony occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servier
Department Backs Radio Upgrades For Forest Freighting
Officials plan to use portable radio sets in forest freighting to improve efficiency and instant communication with field units. The change aims to speed fire suppression and maintain constant contact among the department’s ground personnel during operations.
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Hook
Heldmer
Chinese Civil War disrupts Manchuria rail line surprise attack
Reported Communist forces struck near Tien four miles from a key garrison outside Mukden, surrounding troops as reinforcements moved to the rescue. The flare-up on the Changchun Mukden railway corridor signals a widening clash in Manchuria with observers watching southern rail sections for further action.
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Manchuria
Hhuria
Mukden
Changchun
Jehol
West Fank
Tien
Shden
China
Peiping
Comsimigtere
Violence In India Deplored By Moslems
A chaotic scene erupts as an uproar follows accusations that US Secretary of State James F Bytes insulted Rus Mahet during a speech. Protests erupt with calls for calm amid tense cross border tensions and political lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ordre
Selec
James F Bytes
Bombers to Carry American Mail From Vienna to Udine
Report says a heavy bomber will fly a daily mail and freight run from Vienna to Udine to transport U S mail, with the aircraft covering the route as part of wartime transport operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Udine
Maly
Italy
Flying Fortress
Churchill Family Guarded During Swiss Holiday
Churchill family arrives for a holiday in Switzerland staying at Villa Cheisi near a lakeside. Police guard the park and two lookout posts monitor the area while a Swiss army launch patrols the lake to deter intruders.
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Churchill
Switzerland
Bursinel
Winston Church I
Mary
Diana
Dan
Villa Cheisi
Canadian North Defence Plan Outlined by General Worthington
General Worthington outlined a defense concept for Canada’s north during a briefing before a Daw son Creek BC take off. He urged an air and ground patrol system and six main airlifted body movements to respond to any hostile action in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinse
Alaska
Aminyeep
Opera Fehl
Alaska Highway
White Horse
Canada
Worthington
Dominion
Wester Army Command
Dawson Creek
POW Escapes Rise in Britain Prompt Allied Alarm
British authorities report about 40 000 German prisoners of war in Great Britain. seventy three escapes have been recorded in three weeks as fugitives use underground routes to reach Germany. Some escapes aided by Britons linked to the POWs Home campaign. a petition to Prime Minister Attlee supports tougher action against the escape network.
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Britain
Andi Ng
Great Britain
Germany
Larg
Escap
P.O.W
Attlee
Aleinder ‘Todt
Doris Blake
Turkey Plans to Buy Canadian Vessels for Fleet
Calgary dispatch reports Turkey intends to purchase a fleet of two ships from Canada. The Canadian National Steamships Prince David and Prince Robert have been inspected and are under consideration by Istanbul officials. A Turkish port administrator noted ships passed en route to New York.
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Turkey
Canada
Calgary
It0da
Untites
Prince David
Prince Robert
Shetike
Istanbul
Gages
Gary
New York
Nerica
Marine
Gloster Meteor 1 Crash Near Sudbury Reported
A Gloster Meteor 1 crashed near Sudbury as it dived into mud in a lake bed west of Sudbury on June 29. The incident involved a jet motor, with rescue and investigation underway.
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Helen Bar
Jake
Porter
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