Endicott cited as censured in Canadian reaction to peace overtures
In Montreal, External Affairs Minister Pearson attacked Dr. James Endicott of the Canadian Peace Congress for statements made during a trip to Russia. He warned against phony peace overtures and warned that Moscow’s assurances mask preparations and propaganda. The piece notes Hoover's UN revamp proposal gaining little support and quotes officials on the potential roles of the UN and Russia within it.
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Montreal
Pearson
Reform Club
James Endicott
Congress
Russia
Moscow
Dr. Endicott
Canada
Mr.Pearson
Stir
Mr .Pearson
Sia
Renti Beria
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
Lake Success
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Hoover
Carlos P. Romulo
Vladimir Houdek
Czechoslovakia
vy _ Houdek
Seven Miners Seriously Burned After Nova Scotia Blast
Seven miners are seriously burned and in danger after an explosion at Allan shaft coal mine Stellarton Nova Scotia. The injured include James Johnston Stellarton town councillor and Brenton Yuill with others named as George Porter Bert Vacheresse Eugene Davidson William Petelka and N B Dorrington. Four escaped to the surface and a rescue team remains on site as officials investigate the blast cause.
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Stellarton
Allan Shaft
New Glasgow
James Johnston
Blood Donation Anticipates Recovery After Hospital Stop
In Knoxville Tennessee C J bes arrived at a hospital yesterday to donate a pint of blood for his mother Mrs C S Ayres. He fainted soon after and was taken back to the hospital where his blood was replaced. He reports feeling fine today and his mother remains in fair condition with another patient’s blood.
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Noxville
Tenn
C. S. Ayres
Meek Gentle Cow Turns Ferocious American Farmyard Oddity
A mistyped AP fragment describes a Scottish cow in Massachusetts that turned violent after roaming since Monday. Attempts to capture her failed as she charged, leaping fences, prompting questions about her temperament and possible influence of motherhood.
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Mass
Arthur Lisberg
Ito
Joseph
Haswell
Oftachuseus
Society For the
Tisbett
Manitoba faces record flood as Red River rises
Water levels surge toward Winnipeg with readings higher than 1897 and almost two feet above the 1948 peak. Federal officials consider action as Prime Minister Laurier promises inquiry while a national emergency is declared for the Red River valley.
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Winnipeg
Ste ‘Laur
London Dock Men Back Temporarily
London dockers suspend strike after 2,000 of 14,500 workers vote to resume Monday amid warnings of extended stoppage if three leaders are expelled from the union. Port workers council calls for government probe into the dock labor board as tensions continue over working conditions and pay.
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London
Reuters
Junion
Port Workers Committee
National
Labor Board
Jamil Sib
Dream in Disaster Misreads Speaker on Cliff Jump
Fragmentary notes describe a mayor named Jose Ca of Leon dreaming of communists and Hukbalahap forces. A supposed confrontation at a cliff led to a jump with a family discovering a body beneath. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Nila
Jose Caof
Leon
Hukbalahap Jillas
Lofn
Daylight saving clocks move across nine provinces this Sunday
Canadians will set clocks forward tonight as daylight time takes effect in nine provinces. Alberta bans daylight time. most other provinces allow local option with Toronto choosing 2 a.m. and Montreal and Winnipeg around 1 a.m. Some may mis-set the clock or stay up past the change.
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Alberta
Toronto
Vast Oil Rights Acreage Seized in Alberta
Imperial leads in Alberta with 300 000 acres, Shell Oil takes 96 000 acres 110 miles west of Edmonton, and 22 000 acres in Calgary area. The Barns All Oil Co acquires 76 000 acre tract east of Wetaskiwin, totaling over 500 000 acres.
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Calgary
Alberta
Imperial
Shell Oil
Edmonton
All Oil. Co
Wetaskiwin
Commons Bouncers Demonstrate Speedy Quiet Efficiency
John Bird reports from the Southam OSlane Bureau on a capital demonstration in the commons. The event highlights speedy, quiet handling by parliamentary sergeants at arms as unemployed protesters mingle with onlookers.
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John Bird Southam
Oslane Bureau
Otawa
Weleea
Commons
Riverside school permit sets record for new construction activity
Building permits issued this month total 374 145 dollars up from April 1949 985 dollars signaling a strong rise in housing activity. The Riverside district concentrates activity with several new dwellings and a surge in labor demand.
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Riverside’ School
Éit
Riverside
Belgian Parliament Dissolved to End Crisis
The Belgian parliament was dissolved to resolve the Leopold crisis. Regent Prince Charles and caretaker Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens signed the decree. elections will follow within 40 days to decide whether Leopold should return to the throne.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Gaston Eyskens
House. of Representatives
Prince Charles
Ollow
Savage Twisters Roar Through Central U S Cause Fatalities
Wide swaths of Oklahoma and Texas were struck by tornadoes with several dead and many injured. Red Cross reported five deaths and about 100 injured as towns including Holdenville faced severe damage and hospitals treated dozens with minor injuries noted by reporters.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Holdenville
American Red ‘Cross
Hughes Martin
Fragmentary OCR Notes on York Schools and City News
Fragmented text references York, Toronto, schools, and named individuals including Pouliot and Bellechasse. Details are unclear and incomplete, with scattered phrases about departments, nature, week, and a Temise Adamson. Unable to determine a cohesive event or story from the readable fragments.
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Torontd
Pouliot
le Temise Adamson
York
Cara G.bellechasse
Adtian
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