St Lawrence Waterway Plan Draws Canadian Debate
The St Lawrence waterways scheme faces Canadian ratification delays until Washington settles the treaty. It envisages 2.6 million horsepower of hydro output shared by both nations, with Ontario affected by costs. Opponents at a Great Lakes engineers meeting dismissed the project as a political dream and unlikely to deliver an ocean port.
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Self
St. Lawrence
Washington
United States
Canada
Province of
Ontario
Hydro Development
Toronto
St Lawrence Waterway
Great Lakes
National Assocaton of Marine Engineers
Cane Fada
Great Laken
Fan Ocean
United States expands liquor imports to ease shortage
The U.S. government lifted import restrictions on American type whiskey for 30 days to enlarge liquor supply, lower prices, and curb bootleggers. The order’s effect on Canadian liquor firms and cross border trade remains unclear as officials reference other countries beyond the Dominion.
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United States
Washington
Republic
Dominion
Eclipse to darken Pacific coast and Antarctic plans unfold
The article notes a solar eclipse crossing the Pacific just before sunset, shading Canada and the United States west coast. It also reports Lincon Ellsworth arriving at the Bay of Wales to conclude Byrd expedition headquarters, and Prince George accepting a visit to South Africa with plans for Table Mountain climb and golf during his royal tour.
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Pacific
Canada
United S
Wadow
M and Wein New Lincon Ellsworth
Bay of Wales
Antarctica
Richart F. Byrd
Pesent
Antarctic
South Africa
London
Eng
Prince George
Table Mountain
Capetown
Jan Smuts
Anarchist Jama Ueuiman Granted 9 Day US Entry
Jama Ueuiman, once deported to Russia in 1919 as an anarchist and recently in Toronto, received permission from the Labor Department to enter the United States for a maximum of nine days. The report notes Finland employment is higher than last year.
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Washington
Jama Ueuiman
Russia
Toronto
Labor Department
United States
Move Ends Milk Strike as U S Seeks Shipments Safety
The Chicago milk strike ended with a truce amid government moves to curb interstate shipment interference and mail disruption. A mediation board of three members from distributors farmers and a third chosen by the first two will set a fair price for producers. No milk was available in Chicago stores at embargo end and deliveries to institutions faced threats.
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Chicago-Tae
Chicago
United States
Chicago Dairies
Fone
Safety Of Missionaries In Fukien Province Reported
A report states American missionaries trapped in Fukien province near Kutien are safe as Nationalist forces avoid attacking Foochow the provincial capital amid fierce fighting and disrupted communications. Contact with the missionaries has been impossible for 11 days as Nanking regulars and rebel forces battle nearby and the 10th Route Army maneuvers in Foochow to prevent property damage.
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Hong Kong
Canadome
Fukien
Foochow
Nanking
Kutien
Feoehow
10Th Route
Gold Seekers Stranded in British Guiana Accident
Associates of William La Warre, leader of an Essequibo headwaters expedition, learned by accident that a canoe cablegram cost the party 54 and all supplies. The mishap occurred on the Ruepuint River, isolating the explorers in jungle terrain. La Warre said the party had found gold and diamond fields in a region that could become a major treasure source.
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Hiver
British Guiana
New York
William la Warre
Essequito
Rue Puint
la Warre
New Brunswick Announces Bond Issue For Refunding Debentures
Premier L. P. D. Tiley announces New Brunswick will issue 799 000 dollars in five percent bonds at 9.01 to a syndicate including the Bank of Montreal Royal Bank of Canada Ames Wood Gandy and others for the purpose of refunding debentures issued in 194.
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St. John
New Brunswick
Montreal
Royal Bank of Canets
A. F. Ames & Co. Ltd
Wood Gandy & Co. Ltd
Fastern Secustes
Dominion Security Cup. Ltd
L. P. D. Tiley Tae
Puryouf
Industry disputes in Saskatchewan in 1992 report
A Saskatchewan state report on railways labor industry disputes in 1992 notes 365 employees and 27 employers involved. Total time lost reached 4191 man work days with coal miners printers plumbers and motion picture promotionists among affected trades.
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Egina
Saan
Umiyengsse
Saskatchswan
Department of Railways
Feed Grain Shortage Raises Farm Feed Concerns in Lambton
A new feed grain shortage in Lambton County Ontario alarms farmers who fear depleting reserves as last year’s crops were poor. With much winter feeding ahead, imports seem likely to meet the shortfall and keep livestock fed.
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Lambton County
Ontario
Ambition Amid Harvest to Spotlight Anka Meyerstromfedt
Anka Meyerstromfedt, a Swedish immigrant who became Canadian after naturalization, rises from western Canada harvest work in men's clothes to washhouses in Winnipeg and Montreal. A chance party encounter with a concert manager launches her singing career in Toronto.
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Harvest Fields
Toronto
Ont
Anka Meyerstromfedt
Anka
Ada
Winnipeg
Soviet France Trade Pact Spurs Large Purchases
Paris reports a Soviet Russia Paris accord in which the USSR will buy 817 French goods totaling about 00,000 over the next year. France grants Russia credit and a tariff minimum on non competing Russian products. France gains quotas if competition grows. France's exports to Russia rose from under 3.2 million in 1933 to higher levels under the deal.
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Paris
France
Russia
The Pas Highway on provincial works list debated
The Dominion Government has not requested a program of provincial works yet a proposed works list from communities includes The Pas Highway. Members found the premier's wire ambiguous and drafted another asking if The Pas Highway would be on the list sent to Ottawa. Cranberry Portage representatives sent a similar inquiry.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Cranberry Portage
Bread Control Law Favours Alberta Bakers Act
Premier Brownlee and government ministers appear to back a Bread Act in the coming session to regulate production and prices. A delegation of master bakers urged Alberta to adopt similar controls as in Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Ontario and Manitoba.
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Alberta
Brownlee
Lassumbia
Katchewan
Britiah
Ontario
Australia has no plan for new naval building
Australian sources in London state no intention of expanding naval programs. They note only one sloop is under construction with no orders or appropriations for additional vessels, addressing inquiries from the Canadian Press.
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London
Eng
Austrania
Ada
Australia
Debt problem stands in way of recovery
Ottawa reports Hon. H. H. Stevens urges readjustment of international debt as essential for world economic stability. He calls for lightening internal debts by lower interest rates and longer payment terms, even debt forgiveness in some cases, and advocates the monetization of silver as a secure currency basis. He stresses farmers need fair returns and notes the global shift away from the gold standard amid depression lessons.
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Ottawa
Canada
Stevens
Fair Pay For Teachers in Fatmonton Alberta
The Alberta government proposes fair and equitable dispute settlement between school boards and teachers. Premier Browne told a delegation that the Education Minister and he are drafting legislation to form a board of reference, aiming for broad acceptance.
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Fatmonton
Alberta
Browne Ee
Alberson
Theister of
Edmonton Poultry Show Awards Best Bird and Reserve
Wins for second Tin in Edmonton Alberta identify bronze turkey shown by Mrs. Frank Houcher of Czar as best turkey and winner of the provincial poultry show. Reserve honors go to Jack Brown of Chilliwack B.C. with his champion 8 Rhode Island Red.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Frank Houcher
Toronto
Jack Brown
Chilliwack B.C
Rhode Island
Latent dance tunes barred by judge in Montreal case
Justice Frank Cov ran granted an interim injunction to the Canadian Performing Rights Society against the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission and station CRCS Montreal. The ruling bars airplay of certain latent dance tunes until a full hearing. The case centers on rights to broadcast music and compensation disputes.
Wheat Shipment to Russia From Alberta Ruined Grain Stated
Alberta Wheat Pool announced that ten thousand bushels of Garnet wheat from the Olds district were ruined and shipped to Russia for seed purposes. The total shipment of 16,900 bushels will be loaded out of New York during the current month.
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Rusia
Calgary
Alberta
Olds
Russia
Alberta Wheat Pool
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