Lindemans Traitor in Dutch Resistance Exposed
Col. Oreste Pinto recalls arrest and confession of Christian Lindemans, once a Dutch resistance leader nicknamed King Kong. Lindemans supplied funds and valuables to sustain underground work, but betrayed the Allies’s Arnhem effort, prolonging the war. He was captured in Breda and later paraded for full confession after expert interrogation.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Christian Lindemans
R.A.F
Agantworp
Lindemans
England
Christian
Arnhem
Breda
London
Niéed
Gestapo
Kong
Scotland Yard
Drexler
Adies
Belgium
Portugal
Flanders
Netherlands
Resistance
Debate on Chaplains' Rank in Defence Bill
Ottawa debate on whether armed services chaplains should be commissioned officers. James MacDonell and H. W. Herridge argue chaplains must remain noncombatants or at best hold warrant rank to avoid separating them from soldiers, while noting practical and religious implications. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Surplis
Southam
Ottawa
Bureau
Armed Services
James MacDonell
P.C. “Greenwood
H. W.herridge
C.C.F
Kootenay West
MacDonell
Canada Faces Shifts in Wheat Sales Amid Marshall Plan Effects
Ottawa reports indicate US Marshall plan aid is steering buyers toward American wheat, reducing Canadian sales. George McIvor of the Canadian Wheat Board testified as Canada weighs 1948-49 and 1950 crop prospects, with world supply rising and markets tightening.
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Ottawa
United States
George McIvor
The
Commons
Agricultural Committee
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
London
United. Kingdom
McIvor
Winnipeg
Britain
McIyer
U. S
Germany
Japan
U.S
Howe
For
Meian Ripples
Norway
Théds
U S Members Report to Senate on Hearings
Charles Nichols reports that U S members of the Interstate Joint Commission appear before Congressional committees. Brooke Claxton is said to have warned Canada about discussing Red River floods with Parliament. Former Senator Stanley appeared before Senate appropriations and foreign relations panels on Passamaquoddy and Rainy River protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nichols
Southam
Washington
United States
Tron Tie International Joint Com. C
Senate
House’ of ‘Representatives
Brooke’ Claxton
House of Commons
Red River
A. Spok
Li Ion
A. Or
Stanley
Way
Appropriations’ Commission
Passamaquody
Senate ‘Foreign
House
Senate Appropriations
Ithe
Sai
Mauna Loa Eruption Sends Lava to Ocean Again
Mauna Loa on the Hawaii island continued erupting today, sending a river of lava toward the ocean about 25 miles from the eruption site. Officials reported ongoing lava flow and concern over volcanic activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mauna_ Loa
Hawaii
Wife Prefers Staying Put Over Moving
A fragment quotes a wife weighing costs of staying in a home versus moving. The brief implies she deems moving unnecessary and considers the financial impact.
King’s official birthday marked by seven new barons and honors
London observes the monarch’s official birthday with the creation of seven new barons and a broad honors list. Diplomatic and gubernatorial figures join actors musicians workers and a motorcycle racer among those knighted or named to orders.
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London
Crack
Britain
Sidney
Larkins
Ithe
Boty
Peter Borden
Louis
Ottawa
Riga
Stonington’ Island
Antarctic
Empire
Wrestling on Video Detracts Students
Faculty ruling cites video wrestling programs as distractions to study. Joseph Alinsky, head of television school, says programs including The Lone Ranger pull students away from classwork on Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Alinsky
the Lone
Ranger
Eden wins divorce decree amid desertion claim
London reports former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden won a decree nisi after testifying his wife deserted him in 1947 and chose to live in the United States. The 53 year old, a deputy Conservative leader, told the court his wife would not return to Britain, with the verdict potentially affecting his political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony “Eden
United ‘States
Eden
Britain
Francis Hodson
Edens
Don
Winston
Churchill
Edmonton Growth Pressures Debt Rise in 1949
John Hodgson told a service club luncheon Edmonton’s debt jumped from 60 million to 60 million plus as rapid growth strained finances. He urged backing a 28 million center plan to revitalize a core area and stabilize the city’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodgson
Hodges
North Amer
Ica
Edmonton
Canada
Fr. Hodgson
Etchler
Moves Too Fast for A L Smith in Ottawa Debate
A chaotic session in Ottawa features A L Smith pressing a motion while the chair halts the procedure. The house, amid scattered remarks, examines clauses under the National Act as Mr Smith bursts into a nasal interruption and cites twelve sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kave Herb
Surplis Southam
Ottawa
A.L
Smit
Calgary
West
Ethan
Smith ‘Rose
Rail Unions Send Out Strike Ballots
Rail unions announce 90 000 ballots with return date of July 24 for possible strikes across Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian National Railways Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Railway Ontario Northland Railway and the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees C C L with 30 000 members already voting in a related dispute vote to back their executives
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Ene
Ed. Ag Connie ‘America ‘Federation’ ‘of Labor
Cigymsongeegs
Secotumvetidad
Hall
Canadian Pacific’ Railway
Canadian’ ‘ National Railways
Toronto
Hamilton
Buffalo ‘Railway
Ontario Northland Railway
The
Canadian. Brotherhood. of. Railway
C.C.L
Unclear fragments outline an early 20th century political note
Fragmentary text mentions Missouri, a Tuesday honor, a bill provision, a House date, a minister, and a $200 thousand figure. No coherent event or names form a reliable summary.
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Louis
Missouri
Renintenante
Crane Gi
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Col
Oreste’ Pinto
Counterespionage Service
North American Newspaper Alliance
Inc
Medicine Hat
Water Department
Central Park
Hillside
IEA
City of
Medicine
Alberta
Australia
Mark King
Lyndale
L. Smith
Reuters
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