Greek government vows decisive action to crush northern revolt
Greek Premier Constantin Tsaldaris called the violence in northern Greece a war to be won by the state using all means. Fighting intensified with a large-scale leftist assault near Pendalophos repulsed, and Deskate reportedly recaptured with heavy leftist losses. British officials cited possible large military operations to quell the revolt, while noting no foreign troops were known to be involved.
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Deskate
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Canada Expects Record Lumber and Pulp Output
Labor Minister Mitchell reported a survey of the woods labor situation showing record lumber and pulp production anticipated in 1947. Forest operators expect over 200000 workers at the peak of the cutting season with 35000 current applications and rising demand as German prisoners are withdrawn. Operators train new workers to keep production moving.
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National Employment Service
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Ontario
Prairies
Mixed U.S. Capitol themed crossword clues puzzle note
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues features numbers and partial phrases about architecture tools letters and governance terms. The entries include references to the U S Capitol and various everyday words across categories such as measurements colors and actions.
October Heat Eclipses Normal Descriptions In Ontario Farm Life
A reflective column notes an unusually warm October, farm politics and milk shortages, and the end of local strikes. It remembers Perch the horse, Nell, and farm challenges, detailing Perch as a steadfast, aging partner whose end comes after hardship and a stubborn habit of setting down in cold weather.
Masterly Skill Blends Maxwell House Coffee
A blend highlighting Maxwell House with Latin American coffees. Each contributing quality aims to create a completely satisfying cup.
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Atomic Bomb Grows Obsolete Says World Scientists
The Winnipeg Free Press reports a US Chemical Warfare Service claim of an ultra potent poison that could kill every person in the United States and Canada with a cubic inch. Dr. Gerald Wendt warns World War III could be fought with silent incin erators that erase millions without warning.
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United States
Canada
Gerald Wendt
Dr. Wendt
Gains And Losses Of Steel Strikers
The 10,500 steel workers on strike since July 15 at Hamilton Sydney and Sault Ste Marie lost 4 to 4 million dollars in wages and cost 5.5 million man hours of production. The Financial Post notes it will take the Hamilton workers about 226 weeks at new rates to earn as much as they would have if they stayed at work and accepted the company offer.
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Dear Old Horse and the Neighbor's Team Fight for Field Rights
A farmer reflects on the loss of an aging horse and the companionship it gave, then notes how a neighbor's horses now intrude by crossing fields. A young helper eventually retrieves the truants, highlighting rural life, livestock, and the practical value of a reliable boy.
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Perch
Ontario
Nell
Alberta Saskatchewan farmers suspend month old delivery strike
A heavy flow of agricultural products moved to markets as 50 000 farmers in Alberta and Saskatchewan suspend their month old strike for parity between costs and returns. In Ottawa a joint AFU UF C delegation kept negotiating with federal authorities on union demands. The threat of a packinghouse workers strike faded after the United Packinghouse Workers of America and Swift Canadian Company signed an agreement.
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Saskatchewan
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A.F.U.U.F.C
Packinghouse Workers
United Packinghouse Workers of America
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Swift Canadian Company
Auto Output Posts Postwar Weekly Car Truck Record
Auto industry data show U S production of cars and trucks last week at 91 599 vehicles a new postwar high. The revised prior week total was 83 276. Despite the record, material shortages are expected to trim October output plans per Automotive News.
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U.S
Automotive News
Nazis to Die on October 16 in Death Sentences
An unimpeachable source reports 11 condemned Nazi war criminals will be executed one by one on October 16, the final day permitted for carrying out the death sentences. Some condemned men were said to be writing letters and documents for posthumous release.
Raeder Appeals Nuremberg Life Term for Soldierly Death
Grand Admiral Raeder seeks a soldierly death instead of life imprisonment following the Nuremberg decree. He argues the sentence should reflect military honor and duty.
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Raeder
Nuremberg
Pacusan Dreamboat Sets Longest Overwater Flight Record
Colonel C. Irvine and nine crew members landed the Pacusan Dreamboat at Cairo after flying 9,422 miles from Honolulu in 39 hours 85 minutes. The Superfortress claimed a new line distance record with an average speed around 240 mph, surpassing the Truculent Turtle’s 215 mph Australia to Boeing route.
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