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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1939

Page

5

Canada to Enlarge Defence Forces and Form Purchases Board

Canada plans major defence expansion focusing on air power. A defence purchasing board may be created with three to four external members and diverse commercial expertise to buy equipment while protecting public interests. The government may finance new aircraft and double the air force personnel, and training for Royal Air Force pilots could be arranged. In parliament four new members were introduced, including Hon. R. J. Manion succeeding R. B. Bennett as opposition leader.

Defence Purchasing Board Defence Services National Defence Department Canada Royal Air Force R. J. Manion R. B. Bennett Mackenzie King Dr. Manion House of All Parties Peter Bercovitch Montreal-Cartier Manion Othrs J. E. Matthews Brandon Karl Komuth Waterloo South Mr. Speaker

Seed Growers Elect Saskatchewan Officials

George Avery of Kelso was re elected president of the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Seed Growers Association at the annual convention at the University of Saskatchewan. James Rugg of Elstow was named vice president with Thomas Teare of Marquis W J Saunders of Marshall and Dr J B Harrington of the university as directors.

Saskatoon George Avery Kelso Saskatchewan Canadian Seed Growers’ Association University of Saskatchewan James Rugg Elstow Thomas Teare Marquis W. J. Saunders Marshall J. B. Harrington

Dominion guaranteed CN railway bond issue quick subscription

The Ottawa announcement reports a new 50 million Dominion guaranteed Canadian National Railways bond issue, subscribed within five minutes of opening. The issue offers two maturities with yields of 2 and 3 percent, in seven and 20 year terms, and is unconditionally guaranteed for principal and interest.

Canadian National Railways Ottawa Bank of Canada Charles Dunning

Advocates Push Campaign For Wider Fruit Distribution

Delegates at the Canadian Fruit Wholesalers' Association convention urged a vigorous advertising drive to broaden fruit and vegetable distribution. A committee was named to study a cooperative national advertising campaign.

Winnipeg Canadian Fruit Wholesalers’ Association

British Labour MP Trashes US Attitude on Refugees and War

Rhys J. Davis, visiting British MP, critiques American views as wonky and lopsided toward Britain. He defends appeasement, urges US commitment if war comes, and laments Americans fighting for a democracy while Europe bears the burden. In Canada Winnipeg Jewish youth plan a back-to-the-land move to aid Nazi refugees.

New York Rhys J. Davis Chamberlain Labor Party United States Britain Germany Great Britain Roosevelt America Czecho- Slovakia Czecho-Slovakia Europe Winnipeg British Columbia Peace River Alberta Vanguard Canadian Jewish Congress Toronto Ont

Wheat costs and sales key to Western Canada farming

Major H G L Strange told over 400 at the Saskatchewan Field Husbandry Association banquet that wheat drives western Canada and must be sold abroad to sustain 24 million acres of production. He urged tariff reductions to export wheat and criticized the wheat board despite agriculture employing most Canadians.

Saskatoon Western Canada H. G. L. Strange Saskatchewan Field Husbandry Asso Strange Yorkton

Berlin blames Jews as shots target German posts abroad

German papers accuse Jews after long distance gunfire at a German consular private home in Amsterdam and at a Hague legation secretary’s workroom. Dutch authorities promise inquiry as parallels are drawn to the Ernst Von Rath killing in Paris. Germany warns the Netherlands over hospitality to Jews.

Berlin Legation Holland Ernst von Rath Paris Herschel Grynszpan Netherlands Amsterdam Hague

Ottawa Export Records Aids War Supplies Decline

The export value of munitions under 17 permits in December totalled 126,198 dollars. Principal shipments included aircraft parts valued at 47,600 dollars exported to the United Kingdom per the national revenue department.

Ottawa National Revenue Department United Kingdom

Blame Placed on Industry for Slow Canadian Revival

F. W. Nicholls Ottawa director of housing in the department of finance says the lag in Canada’s building revival is largely the industry's own fault. He points to internal obstacles and slowness in adapting to postwar demand.

Winnipeg Canada F. W. Nicholls Ottawa Department of Finance

Domination of Mediterranean Seen as War Threat

British and French fears grow that Italy and Germany aim to dominate the western Mediterranean. Kennedy and Bullitt warn European developments could trigger conflict this spring, with Mussolini urged to moderate claims against France. Germany dismisses imminent war while Moscow downplays Ukraine threat.

London United States Kennedy Bullitt Italy Germany Mediterranean Joseph P. Kennedy William C. Bullitt Britain France Spain House of Representatives Senate Washington Chamberlain Mussolini Paris Berlin Congress Roosevelt Kennedy-Bullitt

Manitoba Education Criticized At School Trustees Meet

President John N. McFadden of Dauphin challenged Manitoba school administration and funding at the Manitoba School Trustees Association convention. He charged inefficiency in some districts and said the finance system is wrong, noting liquor costs exceed education funding.

Winnipeg John N. McFadden Dauphin Man Manitoba Manitoba School Trustees’ Association McFadden Province of

Deadlock in Rome Talks Signals Harder British Stance

Informed sources say the stalemate between Prime Minister Chamberlain and Mussolini may tighten Britain's future posture toward dictators. Observers expect a shift from appeasement toward a sterner approach, with closer alignment to France and a tougher line in dealing with totalitarian regimes.

Rome Neville Chamberlain Mussolini Mr. Chamberlain Britain France

Benny Indicted in Jewelry Smuggling Conspiracy

Radio star Jack Benny and Alberto N. Chaperau were indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts for importing and smuggling two gold clips and a diamond-studded bracelet valued at 2131 dollars. The items were reportedly gifts to Benny's wife Mary Livingstone, with the smuggling date alleged as October 7, 1937.

New York Jack Benny Albert N. Chaperau Benny Mary Livingstone

Empire link forged as Tweedsmuir speaks to Walwyn by phone

Lord Tweedsmuir at Government House Ottawa exchanged greetings by telephone with Sir Humphrey Walwyn governor of Newfoundland creating a new link in imperial communications.

Montreal Empire Communications Lord Tweedsmuir Government House Ottawa Humphrey Walwyn Newfoundland

Government foresees farm rehabilitation departments

John Vallance, director of water conservation for the Prairie Farms Rehabilitation Act, told University of Saskatchewan graduates that permanent government departments for farm rehabilitation will be needed. He said the PFRA, created in 1935, should expand beyond Saskatchewan to Manitoba Alberta and eventually Ontario as well.

Saskatoon John Vallance University of Saskatchewan, College of Agriculture P.F.R.A Vallance Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Ontario

Change type of crop to reduce wheat acreage

Ottawa reports Hon. W. R. Motherwell urged farmers to grow more barley rye and alfalfa to cut wheat acreage. He proposed a quota based on minimum prices bonuses and tax adjustments plus shifting exports to higher grade wheat and promoting rye and barley in prairie regions. Ferron building material from steel mill waste is introduced as fireproof and waterproof.

Ottawa W. R. Motherwell Lib Melville Saskatchewan London International Wheat Advisory Committee Canada Motherwell Prairies Western Federal Treasury the Commons Londo Europe Park Lands

World wheat conference urged to tackle glut and prices

London report says the international wheat advisory committee plans a world conference to resolve a glut and low prices. A sub committee including Canada the United States Great Britain and Argentina will outline agenda and options such as minimum prices export quotas and policy shifts while wary delegates push for practical measures.

London International Wheat Advisory Committee Call & World Conference Canada United States Great Britain Argentina Vincent Massey Carlos Brebbia Massey Northwest Srain Dealers’ Association International Wheat Research Bureau World Conference Opr Russia Denmark Finland Italy Roumania Spain Yugoslavia Andrew Cairns Winnipeg

Plot Against King Carol Reported by The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph described an abortive Iron Guard plot to assassinate King Carol of Roumania. The plan allegedly involved inside help at the royal palace but failed due to a premature bomb explosion. Ring leaders were said to have been arrested.

London Daily Telegraph Iron Guard Carol of

British Planes To Challenge World Speed Record

Two British aircraft are prepared for a likely March attempt to surpass 500 mph and break the 440.68 mph world speed record held by Italy. One is an Air Ministry development improving the Supermarine Spitfire monoplane, with both models expected to exceed speed goals.

London Italy Air Ministry

Alberta cattle industry approves Canada United States trade treaties

Senator Daniel E. Riley of High River Alberta said the Alberta cattle industry is satisfied with the recent trade treaties between Canada and the United States as he travels to Ottawa for parliament.

Winnipeg Alberta Canada United States Daniel E. Riley High River Alta Ottawa

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Seed Growers Rhys Davis New York Inc.c Major Strange Wheat Board Paganda Dr. Schach Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Industrial Advisory Committee On George Beharall Geoffrey Clarke Carol
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