Austrian Nazi Crackdown Tightens Control in Vienna
Vienna reports Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg agreeing to Von Papen as special envoy while Major Emil Fey gains powers to dismiss workers aiding Nazi propaganda. A soldier Ernst Feike was executed for treason linked to the putsch, as Austria intensifies anti Nazi actions amid strained ties with Germany.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Franz von Paper
Germany
Austria
Vor Papen
von Papen
Hitler
von Papan
Fey
Dollfuss
Din
Ernst Feike
Putach
Dollfuse
Stan
Ko Heen
Wwteland
Klagenfurt
Karl Kosterling
Miklas Feike
Tri
Emil Fey
Fet
Dg Ir
Montreal strike ends as wage deal boosts workers
In Montreal a wage agreement giving 10 percent raises to weekly paid workers and 20 percent to piece workers nearly ended a weeklong strike. About 2,000 workers, members of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, will return to their benches.
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Montreal
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Seattle to build giant tree museum in new arboretum
Officials announce work begun on what they call the largest tree museum in the United States. The Washington Emergency Relief administration allocates 300000 dollars for the lake Washington arboretum project and its development.
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Seattle
United States
Washington Emergency Relief Administration
Lake Washington Arboretum
Churchill Port Opens as Northern Trade Hub
Churchill rises as a busy seaport with a 2,504,000 bushel elevator at full capacity. Steamers from Dalgleish and Brandon lines, including SS Dalworth, SS Brandon, and SS Rio Clara, prepare to sail goods from western prairies. Cattle, flour, and other commodities will ship through Hudson Bay this year, with two trips expected for SS Brandon and SS Greshead.
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Dalworth
Dalgleish
Brandon
Rio Clara
Churchill
Nanife
Canada
Prairies
Greshead
Hudson Bay
Leaves To Claim Fortune Motive in Alberta Murder Case
John F. Gallagher once convict in Alberta for the 1922 murder of John Coward, later acquitted, seeks 500000 claiming it will fund proving innocence in an arson case. He plans to use the fortune to uncover the arsonists and bring to justice J Fuller and Coward’s killers in Carbon, Alberta, where both men died within a year.
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Alberta
Toronto
John F. Gallagher
John Coward
Figland
Dee
Ben
Fu Gallagher
Coward
J. Fuller
Carbon
Hoarded Indian Gold Flow To London Reaches $750000
Fragments indicate hoarded gold from India is flowing to London, with a stated sum of $750,000. The report suggests Britain's gold standard suspension and central banks anchoring credit. The text references the ongoing movement of metal and its impact on financial stability.
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London
India
York
Beritain
Relief Burden Cuts Planed for Calgary and Edmonton
The Dominion government proposed to relieve Calgary and Edmonton by hiring 1,200 married unemployed relief recipients to work on the Lake Louise Jasper highway. Each man would earn 40 to 45 cents an hour with 600 workers drawn from Calgary and 600 from Edmonton.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Lake Louise- Jasper
Gold rich veins eyed in Manchukuo mountains
Tokio Georgies and mining experts assert Manchukuo holds vast gold deposits across the Khingan and surrounding ranges and river valleys. They say modern mining methods could unlock wealth, potentially elevating the nation to one of the world’s wealthiest.
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Tokio Georgies
Manchukuo
Khingan
Heenan Wins Kenora Rainy River By-Election By Acclamation
Hon. Peter Heenan was declared elected by acclamation to the Ontario legislature for Kenora Rainy River after resigning his federal seat. Heenan, named minister of lands and forests by Premier Mitchell Hepburn, was unopposed as the Liberal nominee after nominations closed. The by election affirmed his entry to provincial politics.
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Peter Heenan
Ontario
Kenora
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Kenora-Rainy River
Heenan
Liberals
Earl Hutchinson
Mr Heenan
Mr. Heenan
Pension For Dollfuss Widow Approved In Austria
A decree grants the widow of Chancellor Dollfuss a pension equal to his salary for life and additional special sums for each child. If she remarries, the children’s special pensions continue until they reach adulthood.
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Doll
Tragic Explosion Kills Five Polish Boys
Five young Polish boys were killed when they tried to dismantle a world war shell, tearing them apart. Two more boys were badly injured in the blast as residents rushed to aid the scene.
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Kowil
Poland
Plan To Be Put In Operation Mining With Apples
A Globe despatch from Ottawa reports the Dominion government will inaugurate a marketing of natural products scheme this week. Hon Robert Weir is expected to start the task and the cabinet to approve the federal board for marketing. The board will handle schemes from producers nationwide and include officials such as D Horace Barton, J F Singleton, GB Rothwell, and R L Wheeler in key roles.
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Toronto
Globe
Ottawa
Dominion
Robert Weir
the Globe
Sir Weir
Federal Board
Eal
D. Horace Barton
3. F. Booth
Saskatchewan
R. L. Wheeler
GB. McIntosh
JF Singleton
GB. Rothwell
Weir
Reformed Calendar proposal from Windsor man
Windsor Ontario resident proposes a simplified calendar with five weeks per month and six days per week creating a 260 day working year. Alexandra Gilmore of Detroit supports a 12 month year where months retain structure and Sundays fall on the seventh, eighteenth, fifteenth, and other days. five festival days after Christmas would close the year with New Year’s.
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Windsor
Alexandra Gilmore
Detroit
Mr. Gilmore
Government to halt wheat exports from Pacific Northwest
The farm administration plans to stop exporting wheat due to tight U.S. supplies. Through the North Pacific Emergency Export Association about 28 million bushels have already been sold abroad. operations will be halted and remaining stocks redirected to domestic markets.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
United States
North Pacific Emergency Export Association
Plan to Build Up Strong Air Force in Britain
Reports claim Sir Maurice Hankey leads a top secret project to bolster Britain’s air, naval, and defence stations across the empire. The plan targets Wight, Iceland, Scotland, and northern England with a broader mission tied to imperial security amid looming 1985 naval and defence concerns. Hankey’s overseas tour to Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South Africa aims to discuss imperial defence matters with experts while maintaining secrecy of the true objectives.
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London
Stu
Wight
Iceland
Scotland
England
Sir Maurice Hankey
Imperial Defence Committee
Daily Herald
Maurice
Australia
Cape Town
South Africa
Lady Hankey
Herald
Sir Maurice Will
Zealand
Canada
Gene Maxin Ad Chit
Lord Haile
Sir Maurice
Daily Mail
the Mail
Ric
Government Crop Loan Plan Would Put Controls in Hands
The proposed plan mirrors corn and cotton loans, extending government loans across a wide range of crops. Prices would trigger government advances, with caps at 10 cents a pound for cotton and 45 cents a bushel for corn stored in cribs or warehouses, aiming to stabilize farmer returns as prices rise.
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United States Farm Administration
Dionne Home Callanger Ont Dafoe hospital for the quints
Excavation has begun for a new residence and hospital for the Dionne quintuplets. The modern brick building will be named the Dafoe hospital for the Dionne quintuplets in honor of a middle aged northern practitioner whose guidance impressed the world with the infants' progress.
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Callanger, Ont
Dafoe Hospital
Hoover Re Union Draws 500 at Hoover Point Lake Erie
More than 500 Hoover family members gathered at Hoover Point on Lake Erie for a reunion. Attendees traveled from Kitchener Buffalo Markham and other parts of Haldimand County. A large dinner and sports program highlighted the event.
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Cayuga, Uni
Hoover
Lake Erie
Kitchener
Buffalo
Markham
Haldimand County
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