Opposition Criticizes Wheat Bill In Commons Debate
Ottawa reports sharp opposition criticism in the house as the government defends a proposed rise in the initial wheat payment. Agriculture Minister Gardiner said the increase would lift the payment from 135 to at least 155 per bushel while promising parity with other Canadian policies. J A Ross urged three bills on payment marketing oats and barley and pensions, but Gardiner said the move was out of order and could delay higher prices.
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OTTAWA
C.F
Gardiner
Howe
Canadian wheat board
basra
civil service
J. A. Ross
Souris
C.CF
Social Credit
Conviction Overturned as Judge Sidesteps Law in Canada
Report discusses a Canadian criminal action where Judge D B Coleman overturned a guilty finding, effectively avoiding mandatory sentencing. The Crown pressed for punishment, but the court used a legal workaround resulting in a two minute imprisonment sentence, with proceedings ending amid uncertain details and a note of embarrassment at a Swedish locality.
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St. Catharines
D. B. Coleman
Whitby
Saraghe
dukee
Canada’s answer to Communism is social security effort
Quebec February discussion by Health Minister Martin frames economic and social security as the antidote to Communism. He cites Liberal records in old age pensions, family allowances, and pensions, arguing durable democracy requires joint action by federal and provincial governments and many voluntary agencies to meet Canadians’ needs.
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QUEBEC
Canada
Martin
Dominion
messares
Libel Writs Issued by British Medical Association
The British Medical Association announced libel writs against four Labour MPs over a published letter on the national health scheme plebiscite. Named defendants are Drs Somerville Hestlings, L Comyns, J W Jeger, and H B Morgan, with the BMA saying it acted to defend its honesty.
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LONDON
Reuters
British Medical Association
Drs
Somerville Hestlings
Socialist
Mek jest Association
L. Comyns
W. Jeger
H. B. Morgan
BMA
Real Sacrifice For This Boy Real Sacrifice For This Boy
Nine year old Harold Tinsley, in Goshen Indiana, sent a note to Salvation Army Adjutant William C. Davis pledging self denial during Lent. Davis received two packages from Harold containing 561 sticks of Dubbie gum hoarded for months with the message fear por boys and aris ir Tarim Sands.
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GOSHEN
Int
Harold “Tinsley
William_C. Davis
Davis
Herold
Tarim Sands
Harold
Stage Set to Pull Controls Gulf No. 1
Gulf-Pincher Creek No 1 near Peinch er Creek readies for control pull to test oil wet gas or otter element behind a 5590 pound bottom-hole pressure on an 11709 ft hole. Engineers completed hook up to high pressure separators and two 500 barrel tanks as crew prepared for the zero hour expected about one o clock.
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Gulf No. 1
PEINCHER CREEK
Waterton River
Twin Butte
Gulf
cit
neean
Edmonton lawyer named district judge in northern Alberta
New judge Nomas L. Cross of Edmonton, with the firm Duncan Croix and Johnson, was appointed district judge for the northern Alberta district. He succeeds retired Judge J. D. Matheson who practiced law in earlier days.
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NOMAS L. CROSS
Edmonton
Duncan, Croix and
Canada joins 12 nations on UN shipping council
Geneva Feb 28 The United Nations maritime conference named Canada and 11 other countries to the initial council of a proposed new shipping organization. Members were chosen during the drawing up of a constitution for the body.
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CANADA
GENEVA
Reuters
United Nations maritime conference
council
shipping organization
Nine year old actor runs away after pride injury
New York report states nine year old James Grimes, a role in Finian's Rainbow, fled home after his mother spanked him for skipping school. The boy, who is Black, reportedly told her you cannot strike an actor as police were notified Friday.
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NEW YORK
James Grimes
Finian
Margaret Grimes
chilrem
New Liberty Editor To Be Witness
Ontario trial Set for April 3 on charges of conspiracy to publish libel. Wallace Keyburn editor of New Liberty said he and Keith Knewtion of Taronto were served summons to appear at Edmonton as witnesses. Jack Kent Cooke of Taranto publisher, Harold Dingman, Ottalia correspondent, named in the proceedings.
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TOLONTO
Fes
RCMP
comstable
New Liberty
Ontario
Ed— ate
Wallace Keyburn
Keith Knewtion
Taronto
Edmonton
Jack Kent Cooke
Taranto
Harold Dingman
Ottalia
Abandon Changchun Reported in Manchuria Crisis
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek seeks to abandon Changchun to save Mukden as Red forces advance. Baiyuan and Xingkow fall threaten Mukden’s defense perimeter while China arms with 1000 American warplanes and pilots trained, shipping resumed after earlier halts.
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NANKING
Chiang Kai-Shen
Changchun
Buukden
Kirin
Chiang
Mukden
Xingkow
Brenchuria
CHINA
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Marshall
Truman
Bachelors Take Quite a Beating
Aurora women stage a Leap Day protest as 86 bachelors 18 and up flood the city. They form a dragnet, fill a borrowed Chicago paddy wagon, jail 200 bachelors on charges of bachelorhood, fine misers with silk, and joke about magistrate Irene Younhgen.
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AURORA
Chicago
Aurore
Bob Robinson
Woburn, Esser, & bank
Irene Younhgen
Baltic Nation Is Resigned President Expected to Name Delegation
Finnish observers report President Julio E Paasi plans to name a delegation by Tuesday to discuss a Soviet friendship treaty sought by Prime Minister Stalin. Likely heads include Premier Marno Pekkala or Foreign Minister Carl Enckell, with Parliament urged to state stance by Tuesday. Concerns mount as Finland reads the Soviet move against a looming July election.
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Chri l Stalin
A.P
Julio E. Paasi
Moscow
Stalin
Marno Pekkala
Carl Enckell
tle Black
500 Are Marooned for Six Hours in Drifts
CLOQUET Minn Feb 28 More than 500 people were marooned for six hours on a snow blocked highway four miles north of Cloquet. They were rescued and brought to Cloquet high school by a party led by police and fire departments, aided by snowplows and accompanying vehicles. Several buses and many cars were abandoned in drifts. the rescue marked the winter’s worst blizzard impact on local traffic.
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CLOQUET
Minn
here
Cloquet high school
Roy Ranum
police anc
party
LEFE
DSIFTS Banun
Giouquet
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
Exiday
Manning
EDEN
LEAMINGTON
Warwickshire
England
SENATE
WASHINGTON
AFJ
Semaier Arthas
Vandenberg
Rep
Mich
FOLEA DOT
TOROSTO
Pelict todey
peters
Hiscox
actoricus Polka Det zang
KING WINTER
TORONTO
iil
ak werky
stedbern
castle
Mentreal
Ottens
Howerver
Atlantic coast
Halifax
B.C
VANCOUVER
Cotsentia
Wilfred A. Blais
eas
Vandever
Sesmoor Grant
Ledian
New Westminster
Bian
Grant
MARSHALL PLAN
PARIS
Britain
France
Bevin
Bidaakt
JERUSALEM
Mamet
Natbata
Baits
maHary
Haifa
And She Paid Her Own Fare
Det. Sgt. Maxwell Richardson went to Calgary to extradite Vernon Dobson on a $900 fraud charge. A 21-year-old Toronto woman, wanted for questioning in the same case, offered to accompany him and paid her own fare. Friday she was charged with fraud involving $400.
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TORONTO
Fed
Maxwell Richardson
Calgary
Vernon Dobson
Czech Government Faces Contrast Change Debate
A fragmented note references Klement Geilwald and a discussion labeled a contrast change. The content hints at Czech government discourse, with possible policy or reform angles under consideration. The readable text suggests political context without detailed specifics.
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Klement Geilwald
Bovlety
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Prévid
Quebec. Reform club
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G.B., Medical Assn
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Muakden
wne BRAC
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