Ghost Woman Reappears After 16 Year Alberta Absence
Calgary report details Sylvia Hollister denying husband Lacey Hollister knew her whereabouts for 16 years. She returned from New Zealand after a 1929 separation, claiming she was ordered to leave in 1928 and that a 1945 death decree was improper. Her two children now live in New Zealand. legal actions may include annulling the decree and divorce proceedings.
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CALGARY
Lacey James Hollister
Sylvia Cuban
Gertrude Hollister
Ernest
South Pacific
New Zealand
Hollister
Edmonton
C. J. Ford
Canada
Left Hand Corner Romance Ties Elite Ties in Malaga City
The piece recounts a romance linking a former Bank of Canada typist and governor’s palace resident in Malaga to prominent figures. Debutante Mrs Rowley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kanyon Fellowes, marries Lt Col John Rowley, DSO, of Omaha, his death noted in the Rhine offensive. The narrative blends social maneuvering with wartime service.
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Bank of Canada
governor's palace
Malaga
Tanta Globe
Mutal
Mun Maicein MacBonadd
Brush hugh
Canada
Midavan Union
Singapore
Andrey Polowes Rowley
John Rowley
Omawi
Rowley
Kanyon Fellowes
staser
Rawley
biaick
Col Rowley
Cameron Highlanders
Ottawa
Rhine
Unchanged Party Standings in New Zealand Election
AUCKLAND NZ Novak CAP Cable reports party standings in New Zealand's general elections remain at Labor 43 and National 37. Postal votes may alter seats. counting will take a week, possibly reducing Labor's majority. 16 new members expected in the House. referendum on liquor industry ownership favored private control.
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AUCKLAND
Novak
CAP
New Zealand
Labor
National party
house of representatives
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MebLagum national service
Labor Reval State U S Holds Members
Parliamentary Labour party refuses to tighten control over members amid criticism of last week's revolt against policy. Only two votes favored stricter discipline as abstainers faced chiding for aiming a socialist recast between Russia and the United States. Executive meetings forecast restored standing orders and stricter debate control.
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LONDON
Labor party
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house of commons
Bevin
Russia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt memorial committee
Hart Is Silent In Ottawa
Premier Hart of British Columbia arrived in Ottawa for talks on the new taxation arrangement with the federal government but refused to speak. He indicated he might comment later while noting reports from British Columbia that Dominion budget proposals were unsatisfactory to the province.
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OTTAWA
Premiey Hart
British Columbia
Hart
Pole vote debate blocks pole sitters in Christchurch
In Christchurch New Zealand six pole sitters sought permission to vote from their perches at English Park. The ruling required them to descend to vote and they refused. Officials insisted on off pole participation as polling rules apply.
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CHRISTCHURCH
C.P. Cabie
New Zealand
uglish park
Granite blocks auctioned for Hitler victory monument
Stockholm reports the refugee capital bureau auctioned granite blocks hewn for Hitler’s planned victory monument. Germany had paid almost 2,000,000 dollars for the material. Proceeds from the sale will be treated as German assets in Sweden.
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STOCKHOLM
Hitler
refugee capital bureau
Germany
Sweden
Chiang Kai-Shek Ends Political Career in Draft Constitution Speech
Nanking reports Chiang Kai-Shek presented a draft constitution for representative self-government to the national assembly and declared he had no more politics ambition. Observers weighed whether he would retire as president while China remains torn by civil conflict. The speech praised revolutionary sacrifices, warned against totalitarianism, and urged education in self-government as the new framework moves toward people rule. A Canton boycott against Hong Kong was also announced by public bodies protesting a death case linked to a peanut vendor incident.
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NANKING
Generaligsimo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Kai-Shek
China
national assembly
Yenin
Manchurias
cts
Sun Yat-Sen
Rin
revelutionarien
Component Parts Are Stor ed May Be Assembled Rapidly
Elton C. Fay reports that the United States likely has no stockpiled atomic bombs ready for instant use. The manufacturing setup holds only components and the trigger, casing, and planes. full bombs are not preassembled or stored for rapid deployment.
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ELTON C. FAY
WASHINGTON
United States
Ayasha
United Nations
UN assembly
atom bomb manufacturing department
Japan
Bikini
Alberta Social Credit League Urges Fast Dam Work
Edmonton delegates urged rapid completion of the St Marys river dam and southern Alberta irrigation projects at the annual Alberta Social Credit League convention. After MLA Dr J L Rebingon objected, the resolution was altered to drop a requirement to start other projects only after St Marys dam is finished.
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EDMONTON
St. Mary's river
Alberta
Alberta Social Credit League
Dominion
St. Mary's tiver
J. L Rebingon
Medicine Hat
St Mary's river
Conservatives Hold Aberdeen South Seat in By Election
Aberdeen November 28 Conservative candidate Lady Grant won Aberdeen South with 21,750 votes while Labour's A. J. Leviui trailed with 17,? a by election prompted by resignation of Sir Denetas Thorin. Lady Grant is widow of Sir Arthur Grant of Mominsisk and served in WWII.
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ABERDEEN
Reuters
Conservative
Aberdeen South
Lady Grant
Labor
A. J Lrviui
Denetas “Thoringon
Gonsery
tae
Grant la
Arthur Grant
Momsinisk
hulleed
Col Philpott Battles to Help Middle Aged Veterans of War
Ottawa reports Col Philpott pushes to place aging World War veterans in work through the Veterans Affairs Department and the Dominion Commissionaires, noting thousands are out of work and facing retirement costs. He argues for broader retraining and roles fit for 45 plus workers despite employer antipathy and limited civil service rules.
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COL. PHILPOTT BATTLES
OTTAWA
Department of Veterans Affairs
Petey J Phuilpet
MC DCM
Sabkutoot
ard
Motireal
welbate
Canada arty
becetriv
adivisar &o
Deans Miseter
Woodson
wullimie
Pirs
Veterans Guard
Col Pluspott
oan
Canada
eiher
Caragian Corps of Commissionaires
treasury board
Severna
corps
civil service
coms missionaires
RCMP
naval headquarters
Col. Ptaspott
Azerbaijan Struggle Stalls Elections in Tehran Frontier
Reports from Tehran and Tabriz say Azerbaijan forces are fortifying the frontier 65 miles north of Zanjan as Iranian troops push toward the border amid planned elections. Premier Ghavami vows central troops will maintain order, while Azerbaijan asserts its independence and cancels central agreements.
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TENRAN
Tratian
Tehran
Etelnat
Azerbaijan
Zanjan
Eranian
Tabriz
Ahmed Ghavami
elor
Tran
Zenjan
Trariz
Tabra
Qavam
Choice Is Social Credit Or Socialism
EDMONTON Novag. Hon Alf Hooke Alberti Minnter of Economic Affairs claimed capitalists and Communists seek the disintegration of the British Empire in an Alberta Social Credit banquet. He warned Canadians face two alternatives Social Credit or Socialist and urged standing for British democracy or free enterprise. He labeled Liberals and Conservatives as wishy washy and Progressives as Communist red hot, while praising Social Credit as the way forward.
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EDMONTON
Novag
Alf Hooke Alberti Minnter
wn Social Credit
Alberta Social Credit Tidene
Hooke
labor Progressive party
Rusaja
emyovs
Seountis
Lord Bennett warns Brites h industrial policy impact
Lord Bennett warns that British industrial policy risks angering dominions and harming trade. He chairs a conference arranged by the Board of British Industries and urges Britain to avoid coercive measures and instead support prosperity for Canada and other dominions.
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LONDON
Canada
Bernet
Edmonton Mourns Miss Labranch in Storm Tragedy
The body of Miss Mary Labranch of Edmonton, 28, is being flown home after a fatal crash near Burbank California during a storm two weeks ago. Her brother Alphonse La Branch of Norwate Gala will arrange paneral services, with details announced later.
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CRASIE VICTEM
EDMONTON
Mary Labranch
Burbank
Calif
Edmoneton
Alphonse La
Norwate
Flying Horses End Journey in Burbank Transport Crash
In Burbank California on an unsettled date a transport injury occurred as a shipment of Thoroughbreds was involved in a fuselage incident. The event featured Anglo-Trish stock and a trainer facing charges amid the chaotic sequence at the Souths At LaMe Charles facility.
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BURBANK
Calif
Shannon
Sothys
LaMe Charles feast
oslo
eau Cite TORTitlia
Strike Oil LOWER GRANVILLE. N S Whale Find Boosts Angers
Albert Angers and Horace Johnson expect to be about 500 dollars richer after Angers found a dead 30 foot whale and a dry on the beach. The men are busy tapping the same mows for about 500 gallons of nih.
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LOWER GRANVILLE
N.S
Albert Angers
Horace Johnson
Angers
Johnson
Cripps Warns Britain Drains Dollar Reserves
London talks on Britain burning dollar reserves spark press alarm. Sir Stafford Cripps, the board of trade head, warned that the country is rapidly using borrowed dollars and must boost exports and production to avoid bankruptcy. London papers stress the need for hard currency and rising output to sustain finances.
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C.P
Stafford Cripps
board of trade
Britain
United States
Canada
todar
Baily Mat
Sir Stafford
Cripps
Sir Stafford Cripps
Independent Daily Mirror
The Mirror
Stafford
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win
Alberta raises whisky allowance amid reforms and theft shocks
Alberta Liquor Control Board announces a boost in monthly whisky quotas from two to three bottles per purchaser starting December 1, with Canadian scotch placed in the same category as imported blends. Ontario also raises monthly liquor limits to eight 25-ounce bottles. A Rembrandt stolen in Cologne is reported with value cited. Ontario lands minister resignation and a Peterborough PC appointment are noted alongside Christmas exam dates in Edmonton and a major Edmonton fire causing substantial damage to Aden Rade and Electrical Appliances Limited and Meget Mons Market.
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LONDON
Reuters
Cologne museum
Hamibura
ONTARIO
BENIGNS
TORONTO
Ontario Lands and Forests
G. Thompson
Harold Scott
Peterborough
Thompson
EDMONTON
G. Bo Avier
University of Alberta
C.P
Damitce
Aden Rade
Eledrical
Meget Mons
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