Pomp of Hitler Era Sets Tone of Propaganda Rally
East Germany's Communist Youth brigades paid homage to Russia's war dead in a Whitsuntide rally marked by pomp and fanfare. Western troops and West German police maintained watch as minor incidents occurred, with East German police briefly abducting a German from the American sector. Erich Honecker led a procession of delegates from Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Red China, Austria, Vietnam, Poland and Denmark as speeches denounced Anglo American influence.
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Berlin
East Germany
Russia
Sta Mare
Gree
Freie ‘Deutsche Jugend
CED
Hitler
Orial
Erich ‘Honecker
the Free
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Red
China
Austria
Viet Nam
Poland
Denmark
West
F.D.J
Ing
Hood County Fight Over Control Work Shifts Amid Calls for Reform
Ottawa reports Premier Camp announces plans to address control work and rehabilitation matters in Hood County. Brig. RoE Morton’s flood headquarters in the legislative building to close within a week, with command gradually reassigned and a mobile military unit to assume duties. interview cites future restructuring steps.
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Winnipeg
Campins
Campsaid
Roe
A. Morton
Legisla
Mobile Militar
Deserters in WWII Era to Return Home
The article outlines postwar policy on deserters and those who avoided service. It notes a large group of soldiers labeled as deserters or never-volunteered and discusses government actions to reinstate or formalize their status as of late 1946.
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Tawa. (Cp
Mili
Harris Seed
Dionne Quintuplets Remain Distant From Boys
The Dionne quintuplets, approaching 16, show little interest in dating. Father Franco Dionne says the girls prefer education over dating and will not go out without supervision until graduation. The 16th birthday will be a family affair with 12 outsiders and gifts from parents.
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Callander
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Yauby
Papa Dionne
Dionné
Rev. R. Sauve
Ottawa
Lillian Barker
New ‘York
Fyas
Rita and Aly Khan Expecting Another Child
Los Angeles based report cites a source close to the family that actress Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan are expecting a new baby. Rita’s father Eduardo Cansino says he has not been advised and notes no direct contact for months. The couple wed May 27, 1949 in France. their first daughter was born December 27.
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Los “Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Aly
Kahn
A Hayworth
Rita
Eduardo’, Cansino
Ahter
US AEC says current team largest in history
Washington AP reports the United States atomic energy commission asserts its present team of scientists and engineers is the largest in the program’s history and as capable as the wartime group that developed the atomic bomb. The team numbers 9,200, up from 8,600 last October amid disclosures of hydrogen bomb development efforts.
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Washington
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Hat Hottest Spot In West Sets Prairie Record
Edmonton reports Medicine Hat reached 85 degrees last night, the year's highest prairie temperature. Saskatoon followed at 83, with another 85 expected for Medicine Hat today. Alberta highs range from 65 in the north to 80 in the south.
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Edmonton
Dominions Meteor ‘Ological ‘Bureau
Medicine Hat
Prairies
Saskatoon
Medicine Kat
Alberta
Thousands of Axis Dead Unburied in Desert After El Alamein
Cairo AP reports Count Paolo Caccia Dominioni says about 12,000 Italian soldiers killed at El Alamein remain missing in the Western Desert. German dead likely fewer, concentrated near the coast where search is easier. He oversees Italian war cemeteries and missing bodies with the British war graves commission.
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Cairo
Battle of
el Alamein
Paolo
Hey
Caccia Dominioni
Egypt
Alam
Commission
Gaecia Dominioni
Cemetery network near Alexandria marks Axis dead
The article details multiple burial sites west of Alexandria including the British cemetery 74 miles away with 6,000 graves and Sidi Abdel Rahman 9 miles farther with 600 Italian and German graves. It notes Gazala 86 miles out with 300 Italians and Germans buried, Marsa Matrouh 700, Sidi Barrani about 1,000, and Caccia Dominioni overseeing the largest graveyard started in 1943 by the British Imperial War Graves Commission and maintaining contact with families through the war ministry.
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Alexandria
Sidi Abdel , Rahman
Gazala
Marsa Matrouh
Sidi Barrani
Caccia
Dominioni
Imperial
War’ Graves. Commission
Dominion
War Ministry
Gas Ration End Sparks London Public Enthusiasm
Britain lifts gasoline ration amid wartime controls with oil firms agreeing to take Sterling for fuel. Filling stations report eager sales and long lines as motorists fill tanks and garages celebrate the end of rationing.
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London
Britain
Exploring
Phip Baker
House of Commons
Noel-Baker
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Cali
Texas Oil Company
Sterling
Flood Aid Events Across City This Week
Sunday concert by four choirs and soloists at Fifth Avenue church starts the flood relief fund events. May 30 features Whist and dance at Eagles Hall with prizes. May 31 offers whist drive and variety show at Moose Hall with lodge crews and B'nai B'rith. June 1 presents a big talent show at Redcliff broadcast live.
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Lodge
Melody
Maids
Aurline
Tanner Lewis
Don Robinson
Sylvia Gibbs
Rose Marie Lacey
Adele Havard
Lorne
Havard
Redcliff
Flood Fund
Galeador Wins Epsom Derby In Dramatic Finish
Galeador, the French colt, overtook Prince Simon in a photo finish to win the 171st Epsom Derby. Double Eclipse, a stablemate of Prince Simon, finished third as 25 starters competed on fine weather at the Downs with a purse around £52,392 for the winner. Windsor crowd and stars watched including Bing Crosby Rita Hayworth Dorothy Lamour Irene Dunne. Royal onlookers counted about 500000 amid a circus atmosphere.
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Epsom
Surrey
Reuters
Prince
Simon
Shaker
Vna
Vna ‘Tela
Double Eclipse
Prince Simon
Britain
Galcador
Woodward
Galeador
Bing Crosby
Rita “Hayworth
Aly
Khan
Dorothy , Lamour
Irene Dunne
Downs
Toronto
Tom Harper
Woodstock
Ont
James. Reid
Alderwood
Eclipse
Quebec
CPS
Martines
Brooklyn
Army
Navy
Harold
Cusack
R. Hatcher
Montreal
Hutterite Man Killed by Shotgun Blast
Calgary report says Paul Wallman 40 a Hutterite of Beiseker Alberta died instantly from a shotgun blast fired by his 10 year old nephew George Wallman after the gun was taken from a wagon and pointed at Wallman in a carpentry shop. No inquest will be held.
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Calgary
Paul Wallman
Beiseker
Alta
George Wallman
R.C.M.P
Wallman
Prague Iron Curtain Demand Shocks West Officials
Officials indicated that the Czechoslovak crisis close to a confrontation with Western states. The Prague regime pressed hard in talks, signaling a hard line as bloc tensions rose.
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Washington
Utivakia
Fragmented OCR Bit Describes Canadian Industry Note
A partial OCR fragment discusses a shift in Canadian industry, mentioning spr ity and new products. It references Toronto and CP style notes but lacks coherent detail or complete sentences.
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Bristol
Cee
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