Chinese peace faces as troops continue battle
Government troops drive deeper into the Yenan Kaigan line aim to isolate Red cities and crush peace hopes. Communist spokesman Wang Ping Nan says they may lose cities but will not concede and demand an unconditional cease fire from Chiang Kai Shek, who resists.
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Firebugs Hunted Calgary CP Firebugs menace Mount Royal district
Calgary police hunt culprits dubbed firebugs after a series of arson attempts in the Mount Royal area. Investigators urge residents to report suspicious activity as they pursue leads and review footage from nearby businesses and residences. Several incidents prompted increased patrols and a public safety alert.
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Youth arson attempts target Mount Royal bus and porch
Police investigate a fire brand incident last week as youths are sought. A brand with a wooden handle and cloth head soaked in inflammable liquid was hurled at a Mount Royal bus and another flammable device landed on Harry Gaghton's porch.
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Indians Would Like Trap Grounds Divided for Fur Farms
The Saltean's Manitoba senior Indian chief urged the province to divide trapping grounds into individual fur farms for big tribesmen. The plan by the resources department covers northern trapping grounds only and requires an order in council to include areas east of Lake Winnipeg.
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U S Record of Divorces Shows Rising Split Rate
United States courts logged nearly one-third as many divorces as marriages in 1946, marking a 25.5 percent rise from 1944, with more than 502000 marriages ending in divorce courts last year reported by the general security agency.
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United States
Feneral Security Agency
Eaid
UBC Veterans Propose Use Of Former Army Camp
Vancouver veterans from the University of British Columbia branch 72 of the Canadian Legion met in emergency session. They proposed that the Little Mountain camp be used for emergency housing for veterans and that it not be demolished. The group urged first consideration for housing for university students and their families amid rumors of land subdivision and possible equipment removal from the barracks.
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Victoria Wishing Well Brings Bucketful Donations
Tourists are told by George Mowat that a legendary wishing well in Mill Bay funds the Queen Alexandra solarium. Donors throw pennies into a pool, each bucketful of coins benefiting crippled children. One full bucket already collected with two more expected.
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Foundations Poured For Thirty Wartime Houses in Brandon
Wartime Housing Limited reports foundations poured for almost 30 houses in Brandon with frames under construction on six. Expeditors patrol Dominion points to source materials and move them to project centers, with no serious delays from shortages observed.
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Canadian-born Chinese Awarded Military Medal For War Work
Four Canadian-born Chinese soldiers who parachuted behind Japanese lines in the final days of the war with a British Australian force to organize guerrilla fighting in Borneo were cited for the Military Medal. Recipients include Sgt Norman Mon Low of Vancouver WCAC, Sec Roy Sin Twe Chan of RCA Victoria, Sgt Louey King of 1.0 AC Vancouver, and Sgt James Shiu of RC Berkeley, Calif and Vancouver.
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Personal Lincoln Manuscripts Opened After 1947 Date
Dr G C Powell, Lincoln scholar at the Library of Congress, will prepare the presidential papers for public display by July 26 1947 under Robert Todd Lincoln's will. The secrecy vow ends then. Senator Gerry McGeer of Vancouver may be among first Canadian scholars to study the collection, which some claim hints at assassination intrigues.
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First annual Trades and Labor Congress opens in Windsor
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada begins its first annual convention in Windsor Ontario with opening ceremonies and broad attendance. About 900 delegates registered, with many more including families and observers, indicating strong interest as the event is expected to run about ten days.
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Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
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