Germany Ready to Cooperate in Peace Plan
Germanys chancellor Hitler pledged peaceful cooperation with Roosevelt and other nations to remove disarmament obstacles while insisting on equality in armaments. He condemned Versailles terms, endorsed disarmament as a path to security, and warned Germany would withdraw if pressed to disqualify itself. The address, delivered before the Reichstag, linked rearmament limits with economic reconstruction and warned against a new European war.
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Bertiz
Germany
1 Ler
Ramsay MacDonald
Hitler
Roosevelt
France
Europe
League of Nations
Plans World Flight From New York to Berlin and Back
Wiley Post, co holder of the round the world record, announced a July 1 takeoff in the Winnie Sixe to lower the mark. A robot navigator will aid him as he follows a route via Berlin, Russia, Fairbanks, Edmonton, and back to New York, with fuel stops and long legs across oceans.
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Oklahoma City
Wiley Post
Edmonton
Alberta
Post
Gatty
New York
Berlin
Russia
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ani
Former Inspector Sentenced in London for Train Theft Ring
Arthur Hay aged 45 once a Canadian National Railways inspector was jailed for three years penal servitude after being found guilty of stealing suitcases from trains nationwide with property valued near 15000 dollars. A railway detective tracked him across 3000 miles. His career included service in the Royal Northwest Mounted Police and the Dardanelles. He had prior convictions in England and Australia for thefts.
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London
Eng
Old Bailey
Arthur Hay
Rai Ways
Coounry
Hay
England
South America
Royal Northwest Mounted Poles
Dadanelles
Austral
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Manchester
Henry Declares No Ontario Election in June
Premier George Henry announced the Ontario government will not appeal to electors in June. The remark followed signals that preparations for an election are already underway around Parliament Hill.
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Remier Henry
Ontario
Toronto
Ont
George
Henry
Parliament
Twelve Men Plead Guilty at Denison Farm Sale
In Denison Iowa twelve men arrested at a farm sale on April 28 pleaded guilty in district court to contempt of court and resisting service of process. Judge Homer A Fuller sentenced each to one year in the state penitentiary for the resistance charge but gave bench paroles.
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Denison
Iowa
Homer A. Fuller
Alberta Pioneer Farmer Killed in Tram Collision
Frank Hubka age 65 a pioneer farmer of southern Alberta and his daughter Miss Mary Hubka were killed instantly near Peacok Alberta five miles south of here when the car they rode in was struck by a northbound Canadian Pacific Railway passenger tram, authorities said.
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Carmangay
Alberta
Frank Hubka
Mary Hubka
Peacock
Here
Canadian Pacific Railway
Uniform Federal Relief Sought by Prairie Premiers
Manitoba Premier John Bracken urged a uniform federal relief policy after a conference with municipal representatives. He proposed Alberta and Saskatchewan join Manitoba to press Ottawa for aid. Bracken said relief rolls reach 90,000 in Manitoba, with over 60,000 in Winnipeg and St Boniface, up 40,000 in a year.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
John Bracken
Manitoba
Bracken
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchwan
Mantoba
St. Boniface
Will Not Resign Ottawa Says Bennett Refuses Senate Pressure
Prime Minister R B Bennett told the House he has no intention to resign over the Senate defeat of the Judges act amend bill. He stated he would only resign if a joint resolution prompted the action, replying to L Lib. Cartier M P 8 W Jacobs. He affirmed no other resignations would occur.
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Ottawa
Senate
R. B. Bennett
W. Jacobs
Lib
Cartier
Mr. Jacobs
Bennett
Canadian National
Dennies Named BC Minister of Labor in Tolmie Cabinet
William Middleton Dennies of Vancouver has been sworn in as British Columbia Minister of Labor in Premier Tol mie's government. A veteran labor leader and former Canadian Engineers serviceman, Dennies chaired the National Labor Council of the All-Canadian Congress of Labor and has long been active in the Istor movement. He was born in England and has resided in Vancouver for 25 years.
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W.M. Dennies
Ofice
Tolmie
Victoria
Wiliam Middleton Dennies
Vancouver
National Labor Council
All-Canadian
Congress of Labor
British Columbia
F. Tolmi
Mr. Dennies
Amalgamated Carpenters of Canada
Canadian Engineers
Dennies
Soldiers’ Civil Re-Establishment Board
Istor
England
Ban On Tits Claim Rule Is Not Binding On His Majesty's Government
The Canadian government states that the 1919 motion in the House of Commons does not bind His Majesty or the federal government, even through the 13th parliament. Premier R. B. Bennett cited constitutional practice in supporting Sir George Perley’s promotion in the Order of St Michael and St George, while MPs note Canadians may receive titles in future New Year or king's birthday honors. The issue arose from a question by Joseph Mercier about recent decorations and promotions in certain orders.
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Canada
Ottawa
House of Commons
R. B. Bennett
House of Com
George Perley
St. Michael and St George
Joseph Mercier
Lib. Laurier-Outremont
Mercier
Canadian woman weds Russian prince in Toronto chapel
Mrs. Harry Ross, daughter of Robert Pim Butchart of Victoria, BC, quietly marries Prince Andre Chirnsky Chihmatoff, son of Princess Olga Chinmatoff, in a private Toronto residence chapel after meeting in Paris.
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Toronto
Ont
Robert Pim Butchart
Victoria
Old Russia
Horace Smith
Harry Ross
Butchart
Victor
Andre Chirnsky Chihmatoff
Olga Chinmatoff
Paris
France
Wheat export talks cut acreage to ease crisis
Geneva hosted a wheat conference with delegates from Canada Australia United States Argentina. Officials say a reduction of about eighty percent in acreage and tighter export controls were discussed though a formal communique notes only plans for a second London meeting. The statement links price instability to international understanding and signals potential U.S. legal cooperation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Canada
Australia
United States
London
Bing
Motion Defeated in London Commons Over German Goods Ban
In the House of Commons Geoffrey Mander urged a bill to prohibit German goods under League of Nations provisions. Sir Austen Chamberlain appealed for withdrawal, arguing such steps require a formal emergency. Mander withdrew the measure amid tense, cheering debates.
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Britain
London
Eng
House of Commons
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
Geofrey Mander
Commons
Sir Austen
Mander
West Toronto leads Canada in business upturn says reports
Canadian Press summaries show improving business and employment trends across Canada with the West experiencing the strongest gain. Notable expansion comes from food supply and wearing apparel sectors, as firms gradually upgrade staffing levels coast to coast.
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Toronto
Canada
West
Duty on Strawberries In Canada Announced
Ottawa announces a two cent per pound duty on imported strawberries from May 25 to July 31 under the intermediate or general tariff. The measure applies to entries assessed by the Department of National Revenue.
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Ottawa
Jusiv
Th Department of National Revenue
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