Labor minister decries compulsion in rail dispute
Regina Canada. Labor Minister Gregg told the Trades and Labor Congress that the federal government dislikes compulsion in labor matters. He spoke to about 650 delegates after rail unions and management agreed to arbitration to avert a strike. He urged matching steps include potential winter public works to boost employment and hinted at unemployment insurance changes.
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Regina
Gregg
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Frank H. Hall
Montreal
Ottawa
Canada
Duchess of Kent Tours Quebec Monastery Visit
The Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra visit the Ursulines monastery in old Quebec. They also toured the legislature, city hall, a veterans hospital, and signed the visitor book before a private luncheon at Pointe Platon hosted by seigneur Alain Joly de Lotbriere.
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Quebec
Duchess of Kent
Ursulines
Alexandra
Britain
Quebec Citadel
Veteran’s Hospital
Ste. Foy
Pointe Platon
Here
Alain Joly de Lotbriere
Queen Victoria
Louise
Bois de Coulonge
Laval University
North America
Hamel
Fabian Investigates Marion Mc Dowell case in Toronto Telegram
Fabian of the Yard reports progress in Marion Mc Dowell disappearance inquiry. Det. Insp. Harold Graham and Det. Sgt. Norman Brickell review interviews and open new lines of inquiry. Ballet slippers, blood evidence gaps, and potential concealment in a car trunk are discussed as hypotheses.
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Toronto Telegram
Fabian of the Yard
Marion McDowell
Harold Graham
Norman Brickell
Fabian
Robert H. Fabian
Scotland Yard
Marion
Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy
Danforth Rd
Jealousy blamed in Camp Shilo double murder
At Camp Shilo a jealous soldier shot a 16 year old girl Yvonne Hamer and two men before turning his gun on himself. The victims are Yvonne Hamer 16, Gnr William James Gilbert Barager 22, and Spr Ronald Bage 28. The youths were found shot after darkness fell. Army officials offered no comment on jealousy as motive.
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Brandon
Camp Shilo
Yvonne Hamer
Gnr
William James Gilbert Barager
Toronto
Spr
Ronald Bage
Rockwood
Ont
Callow Wheelchair Coach En Route to Lethbridge
The Walter Callow wheelchair coach passes Sault Ste. Marie on its way to Lethbridge to establish a new branch of the Callow Veterans and Invalids League. Built for 18 000 dollars, the vehicle ferries wheelchair invalids to games and tours and can serve as an ambulance in emergencies. The coach will visit Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota before arriving in Lethbridge around August 29.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Walter Callow
Lethbridge
Callow Veterans and Invalids League
Mich
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Brazil's Iron Man Vargas Dies by Own Hand in Palace
Getulio Vargas, 71, Brazil’s longtime leader, shot himself in Catete Palace after generals demanded his ouster. He left a note declaring his enemies’ wrath and wishing he could give more to the humble. Joao Cafe Filho was poised to succeed. The crisis followed the Aug. 5 assassination of Maj. Ruben Vaz and broader military upheaval.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Congress
Joao Cafe Filho
Air Force
Ruben Vaz
Carlos Lacerda
Maj
Vaz
Brazilian Labor Party
PTB
Ex-Newspaperman Joao Café Filho Seeks Vargas Success
Joao Café Filho a 55 year old former journalist lines up for Brazil presidency. He joined Vargas liberal alliance in 1930 helped general advance and later held police chief post in Natal. He was deputy in 1934 exiled in 1937 and served again in 1945 then rose to vice presidency in 1951 presiding over the Senate.
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Joao Cafe Filho
Getulio Vargas
Natal
Rio Grande Do Norte
Cafe
North Rio Grande Academy of Juridical and Commercial Science
Recife
Natal Gazeta
Jornal Do Norte
Bezerros
Gazeta de Bezerros
Vargas
Iron Man
Alliange
Congress
Argentina
Social Progressive Party
Brazilian Labor Party
Senate
Fire department called to new hospital site at 2 30 pm
Fire brigade responded to a call from the new hospital site at 2 30 pm. The extent of the resulting damage and the affected property were not known at press time.
Weather Summary for Western Canada
In central Alberta only scattered showers or thunderstorms are expected today. Southern Alberta will receive more rain and thunderstorms by Wednesday afternoon. Saskatchewan should fare better though thunderstorms will drift across its southern sections.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Calls For Closer Ties Between TLC and CCL
Regina CP The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada heard a 12th presidential address from Percy Bengough urging the 580000 member body to avoid political alignments. He warned against joining any political kite and emphasized unemployment and immigration control as key issues.
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Regina
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Canada
Percy R. Bengough
TLC
Canadian Congress of Labor
CCF
Bengough
Farm and Labor urged to unite for common goals
J L Phelps of Saskatoon urged closer farm and labor ties before 650 TLC delegates in Regina. He warned of a growing breach between groups, urged joint government requests, and said farm income is down with a depression in a major portion of Canada's agricultural sector. He warned western farmers may worsen their plight with a fire sale of grain.
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Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
J. L. Phelps
Saskatoon
Inter-provincial
Farm Union Council
Mr. Phelps
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
TLC
Farm Organization
Canada
Smilestones Child Riddle About Raising Children
A humorous exchange features a woman asking a girl how many children are in her home and the girl replying they are not bought but raised, highlighting a witty family life moment.
Tangled love and murder case tied to Hulme sisters
In Christchurch New Zealand the trial of Juliet Hulme and Pauline Parker unfolds over the murder of Pauline's mother. Witnesses detail the mother Hilda Hulme's affair with Walter Perry and possible divorce, while the defense argues mental illness and paranoia shaped the girls actions.
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Christchurch
N. Z
Reuters
Juliet ‘Hulme
Hilda Marion Hulme
British Admiralty
Walter Perry
Perry
Juliet
Pauline Parker
Pauline
R. W. Medlicott
Top Canadian test pilot bails from exploding CF100
Jan Zurakowski remained at the controls of a CF-100 jet as it exploded near Pickering Ontario. He parachuted to safety after guiding the 19 ton aircraft away from Ajax and populated areas. Observer John Hiebert, 28, Toronto, died in the crash. Zurakowski suffered a broken leg.
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Pickering
Ont
Canada
Toronto
Jan Zurakowski
A. V. Roe, Canada Ltd
John Hiebert
Hiebert
Winnipeg
Zurakowski
Britain
Avroe
Avro
Malton
R. R. Fleming
Ajax
BC Liquor Price Cut and Whisky Bottles Set
A general reduction of 5 to 50 cents in BC retail wine and liquor prices was announced today. Scotch whiskies in 13 once bottles to be sold by the BC liquor board. Doug Hepburn Canada’s gold medallist and world´s strongest man aims for a BC Lions spot as defensive centre training begins. Flax gains four to seven cents a bushel on the Winnipeg grain market.
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B.C
Doug Hepburn
B. E.G
Canada
B.C. Football Lions
Winnipeg
Think Too Much Social Security Think Too Much Social Security
Massey Harris Ferguson chairman James S. Duncan warns Canadians fixate on social security and holidays. He urges focus on productivity to stay competitive in export driven economy and notes Germany's 52 hour week pressures markets. He cautions prosperity may lessen urgency to work.
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Toronto
James S. Duncan
Massey-Harris- Ferguson, Ltd
Duncan
Germany
Boy Seeks Help At RCMP Detachment For Food
Ronald Yowek a teen from Edmonton walked into the RCMP detachment and asked for a meal after not eating for about 40 hours. He was fed and cared for until his parents arrived to take him home. Police note he has run away before, including a prior incident in Lethbridge last summer.
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R.C. M.P
R.C.M.P
Ronald Yowek
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Thief Steals Car While Teen Cashier Sits Guarded
In Visalia California a 17 year old Robbie Whitefield was locked inside a theatre booth to deter thieves. A man climbed into her car parked nearby and drove off, ignoring her pleas. Police are seeking the suspect.
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Visalia
Calif
Robbie Whitefield
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