Thirty seven Mitten Motives Involved in New Negotiations
In a fragmentary report dates and specifics blur as Western powers discuss European reconstruction and colonial policy. The text references Britain France and allied nations seeking cooperation with commonwealths and territories, noting colonial concerns in Africa and a broader peace outlook. A separate item notes New York reporting that the United States Russia and France deemed a threat to peace in Palestine.
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Mitten
New York
United States
Russia
France
Palestine
French PM Schuman cites industrial output at 1934 level
Prime Minister Robert Schuman announced that French industrial production as a whole now stands at one hundred percent of the 1934 level, signaling a recovery in the postwar economy.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Plan For All Of Canada Desired Winthipes
Manitoba government and federal policy makers push for a single national immigration plan. Agriculture Minister Campbell notes immigration has become a live issue since World War II, with federal responsibility giving way to growing provincial concerns. Surveys show available farm and urban job openings for newcomers.
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Winthipes
Maren Cps
Manitoba
Canada
Bh Campbell
Thirty Die As Transport Hits Anchorage Mountainside
Storms threaten to entomb the 16,208 foot Mount Sanford crash site in Alaska after a four engine Northwest Orient DC-3 on a Shanghai to St Paul charter crashed Friday night. The vessel carried six crew and 24 seamen from Shanghai to New York and Winnipeg. The Manitoba tubercular control commission powers shift to the sanatorium board of Manitoba per a second reading bill.
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Anchorage
Alaska
March
Storma
Northwest Orient Airlines
Mount Sanford
Shanghai
St. Paul
Edmonton
New York
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Living wage drive and public notices across the UK and Canada
Seven hundred fifty Ministry of Works workers led a three day strike in London areas including Buckingham Palace and Parliament buildings to demand a living wage. The Canadian Federation of Property Owners Associations urged lifting housing controls to Finance Minister Abbott. Alberta radio language permission sought for French Canadians. Edmonton auto club reports gasoline at 40 1 2 cents per gallon. Edmonton groups back an auditorium and arts centre. Manitoba safety reports 27 killed and 387 injured in February.
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Ministry of Works
Buckingham Palace
Parliament
London
Finance
Abbott
Canadian Federation of Property Owners Associations
Six Dead and Many Injured in Blast at Bio Farm Plant
A blast at a bio farm plant killed six workers and injured many others. The explosion struck the test hall where engines from the international Harvester were tested. About 36 of the company’s workers were normally in the building. the day shift was leaving and the site firemen described a severe fire.
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Letavite Ry
Bio Farm
Cauxr Tie
Ryure
Votfout Brick Armel
Normpally Abemt
Explo
Fire kills two in east Calgary rooming house blaze
Police and fire officials comb the charred basement of a two storey rooming house on Fourth Street in east Calgary for clues to a deadly fire. Victims include 19 year old Louise McQueen and two year old Sandra Matvergop. The blaze left both dead by suffocation as investigators probe causes. In London, Prime Minister Atlee announced the British government will bar anyone known to be a communist or actively associated with fascist groups from work vital to state security.
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Calgary
Cpo
Fire Department
Louise McQueen
Dausher
May McQueren
Sandra iMatvergop
Wrethee Halverson
Fourth Street
London
Reutera
Atlee
House of Commons
Communist Party
Attlee
Refugees flee across Europe as governments hesitate
Portical Refugees in St Thomas Times Journal report a growing exodus of people fleeing their homes as governments grant asylum. Some reach Britain or the United States via Germany while embassy officials weigh who may stay, though many are detained or shot in escape attempts.
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St Thomas Times Journal
United States
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