Plans to broaden work of Wheat Pool conference
At the final session of the Whird International Wheat Pool Conference, delegates approved widening the scope to form a Global Cooperative structure. A Canadian national committee will be formed to join with counterparts in the USA, Australia, and possibly Argentina, to broaden representation while retaining local cooperative identities.
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Fegina
Vian
Ray
Varius Co-Operative Associations
International Committee
Canada
USA
Australia
Not Wanted In England Thaw Denied Land At Southampton
Harry Thaw aboard the Aquitania was refused permission to land at Southampton though he held a British visa. He was informed the home office issued a prohibition order and is expected to return to New York.
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Arry Thaw
Southampton
Eng
Harry Thaw
England
Immigration Overals
Thaw
Home Office
New York
Imperial Cable Conference Report Expected
The Imperial Cable Conference report, detailing how Dominion governments will respond to pressures, is forthcoming via Canadian Press. It is believed the committee will propose measures to keep cable communications functioning.
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London
Danger Of War Foronto Interview With Sir Jona Aird
Sir Jona Aird of the Canadian Bank of Commerce warns after a Burpe tour that there is no anger at another outbreak of war. He emphasized economic stability and cautioned against uninformed speculation about conflict.
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Foronto
Jona Aird Pre
Fark of Commerce
Burpe
No Evidence Of Grafting Inquiries Reported Ottawa MPs
The parliamentary immigration inquiry report was tabled in the House of Commons with thirteen recommendations to improve Canadian immigration activities. It details organization and operations of the migration department, cites testimony from many witnesses, and notes no findings of wrongdoing by Parliament members. The report urges annual returns on permits and supports faster British immigration measures and ocean passage and railway rate reductions.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
M. J. Coldwell
Regina
Sho
Pass Estimates For Defence Department Debate Ottawa
In House of Commons Miss Agnes MacPhail moved to cut a defence vote from 000,000 to 1 but the amendment failed as the item carried. She questioned provincial education interference. Minister J L Ralston replied cadet training occurred without provincial consent and no teachers or schools were compelled. Overall votes included 2,515,000 non permanent militia, 4,950,000 permanent force, 2,725,000 naval services, 1,869,694 RCAF, and 3,195,000 civil air operations.
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Ottawa
Department of National Defence
House of Commons
Agnes MacPhail
Grey
Naval Services
Royal Canadian Air Force
Fliers Search Planned in Labrador District
Dr. Louis Cuisinier, returning from Greenly Island where he aided the Bremen crew, announced a new summer search for the French fliers Nun kessor and Colt in Labrador. He said a specially equipped aeroplane search party would be organized.
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Quebec
Phatne
Nunkessor
Colt
White Bird
Labrador
Louis Cuisinier
Cuisinier
Greenly Island
Burial of Hon C W Cross Edmonton
The body of Charles W Cross KC first Alberta attorney general laid to rest amid sorrow. Crown province bench and bar and leaders in various fields united in tribute as Rev Dr D G McQueen conducted the funeral service.
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C. W. Cross
Edmonton
Charles W. Cross
Alberta
Ince
D. G. McQueen
Change approved at Toronto convention unites Canadian Dental Association
The annual convention approved reorganizing the Canadian Dental Association to form an executive body with representation from all provinces. Dr. J. W. Clay of Calgary, the president, said the change would strengthen the national organization.
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Toronto
Canadian Dental Association
J. W. Clay
Calgary
Reindeer Strategy Aims To Feed Fakimo Bands in North
In Ottawa a government plan to import reindeer into the Mackenzie basin seeks to supply food for Fakimo bands in the remote northern regions. Charles Stewart, minister of Indian Affairs, outlined past Eskimo deprivation and the push to secure relief, hunting grounds beyond reserves, and cooperation with provinces to avert famine when competing with white settlers.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie Basin
Canada
House of Commons
Department of Indian Affairs
Sun
Charles Stewart
British Co operative Consumers Seek Joint Wheat Pool Ties
At Regina International Pool Conference delegates from England and Scotland voiced the desire of hundreds of thousands of co operative consumers in the Old Land to unite producer and consumer co operatives. A W Golightly cited Canada's wheat pools as a powerful but manageable force and urged a cooperative cross exchange of grain for bread products, with mutual benefits and confidence.
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Regina
British Isles
England
Scotland
A.W. Golightly
Co-operative Consumers Organization
Canada
Rochdale
Golightly
Peter Malcolm
Actress Ruth Draper Presented at Court Sparks Debate
Miss Ruth Draper, an American actress, caused a stir in English society when presented at court. Officials note that the old ban on stage players is no longer enforced, a change dating back to Queen Victoria’s era.
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Ruth Draper
Queen Victoria
No Difference Of Opinion On Kellogg Pact Between Canada And Britain
Premier Mackenzie King stated in the House of Commons that there is no conflict of opinion between Canada's leader and British Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain over the Kellogg war outlawry treaty. He noted the British government could sign without dominion consent and that Parliament would review the treaty as per his May 18 communication to Kellogg.
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Canada
Britain
Ottawa
Austen Chamberlin
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
E. J. Garland
UPA
Bow River
Garland
C. H. Cahan
St. Lawrence-St. George
Request For Railway Cars Ottawa Halibut Shipment
In the House of Commons J C Brady Skeena urged more railway cars to move 490000 pounds of halibut from Prince Rupert B C to Eastern markets. Three cars were available and had been taken by U S whippers. Minister C A Dunning promised action to assist Canadian shippers.
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Ottawa
Prince Rupert
B.C
House of Commons
J.C. Brady
Skeena
U.S
Hon
C. A. Dunning
Four new CN Railways stations named Fitzmaurive Lindbergh Alcock Hinchcliffe
In honor of four air pioneers the western region stations receive names Fitzmaurive Lindbergh Alcock and Hinchcliffe with a fifth to be called Endeavor honoring Walter Hinchcliffe and Elsie Mackay Atlantic attempt in flight tribute.
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Winnipeg
Aran
Canadian National Railways
Fitzmaurive
Lindbergh
Alcock
Hinchcliffe
Endeavor
Walter Hinchcliffe
Elsie Mackay
Universities elect Dr Laing president of Cantian universities
Dr Laing of the University of Saskatchewan was chosen president of the National Conference of Cantian Universities at a conference session in Saskatoon. He is dean of the faculty of arts and will lead the federation’s activities.
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Montreal
G. H. Laing
Faculty of Arts
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
National Conference of Cantian Universities
May Hold Exhibition Of Canadian Goods
London plans a publicity campaign to promote Canadian products in Britain. Exhibitions will be held in Birmingham Aberdeen Belfast Manchester Glasgow Dublin Leeds and Bristol. A permanent London staff of Canadians will run campaigns. Canadian artists will design the stalls. Parmalee will stay two months to perfect the plan, welcomed by trading authorities and the British government.
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Britain
London
Parmalee
Birmingham
Aberdeen
Belfast
Manchester
Glasgow
Dublin
Leeds
Bristol
Stalin
Parmaree
Protein content proposed as basis for grading wheat
Ottawa committee on agriculture discusses using protein content to grade wheat. It supports testing for protein to gauge baking strength, notes insufficient evidence to replace current grading, urges seed warehouses, experimental flour tail, and inspectors at transfer points. Cost of labs and testing times analyzed.
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Ottawa
Committee of Agriculture
Hecame
Seaboard
Canada
Great Britain
Duran
Kansas City Wheat Pool
L. H. Newman
Dorminion
Renfrew
Kitchener
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Wheat crop exceeds estimates across Canada Pacific movement
Winnipeg reports show the current year’s wheat crop surpassing fall estimates. ED Cotterell of the Canadian Pacific Railway cites up to May end totals of 216,870,207 bushels on CPR and 164,064,000 on CN, with combined 380,131,207 bushels and 425,484,207 after seed and grist deductions. Farmers still hold 15 to 20 million bushels.
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Winnipeg
Cote Terell
Transi Ton
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Pension Changes Before Senate Again in Ottawa
The pensions bill with Senate amendments, unacceptable to the House of Commons, returns to the Senate with Senator Taylor added. Key disputes include dependents’ appeal rights to the pensions board and widows who married after their disability death. About 700 widows would gain pensions if the Commons proposal passes. current law bans appeals from the board’s decisions.
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House of Commons
Ottawa
Senate
Taylor
Pensions Board
Pensons Board
Yanning Plans Welsh Immigrant Push to Canada
Rev A L Richards says plan to invite 50000 Welsh youths to Canada awaits Canadian government consent. He blames England dole system for immigration slump, noting youths idle on street corners and marrying on welfare, calling for action.
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Voment Toronto
Canada
A. L. Richards
Mee
Sre
Antarctic exploration plans announced by Wilkins and crew
Captain Sir George J Wilkins and Lieutenant Fielson arrived in London from Amsterdam by air and revealed plans for Antarctic exploration. They intend to depart for Panama about November 1 and commence polar flight from King Edward VII Land toward Graham Land and the area south of Cape Horn.
Prohibitionist Goos Sees City Back Beer Parlors
Brandon Goos, a noted prohibitionist in the province, appeared to drift from stance as electors voted on opening beer parlors. The final tally favored opening by 3 14 to 1 951, a majority of 263.
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Prandon
Tan
Tourist Arranges European Auto Ready on Landing
The traveler who ships his automobile to Europe can now have it prepared for pickup upon arrival, with the fuel tank filled and licenses secured.
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Europe
Tme
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Sirs. Hoover
Washington
Yanning
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