Roosevelt Warns Peace by Fear Has No Lasting Ground
President Roosevelt in the Oval Office warns that peace based on fear and the threat of war cannot endure. He says disarmament must start with actual discussions and urges a good neighbor policy to reduce arms and protect liberty and treaties in the world. He emphasizes the United States will defend the west and seek disarmament without weakening its defenses. A separate note mentions a missing chauffeur in New York with $200,000 in jewels.
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Oval
Ohr Whit House
New York Herald Tribune
Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Africa
United States
Munich
Germany
Italy
Western Hemisphere
New York
Stimulating Trade and Dictatorships in Wartime Russia Germany Italy
Sir Edward Bea urged economic progress as the path to peace and prosperity. He argued that freeing Russia from restrictive plans by selling goods would boost growth, while predicting Germany’s living standards would slowly fall under state control. He joked about taking enthusiasts to Berlin to spur German consumer demand and update rivals on the pace of Germany’s boom and surrounding nations.
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Beatty
Russia
Germany
Italy
Toronto
Ewart Bea
Ruma
Breas
Murest
Edward
Chamberlain
Hitler
Berlin
Palestine Drive Against Arabs In Haifa Area
British troops mounted a major operation in Palestine targeting Arab rebels in Acre and Galilee after reinforcement arrivals. The fighting left damaged villages and warnings from General J Evetts. Officials blamed sabotage on foreign technicians possibly German.
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Haifa
Palestine
Acre
Galilee
J. Evetts
Mackenzie King Thirty Year Entry Highlighted
Ottawa marks a thirty year milestone since Mackenzie King began his Canadian political career after being elected Liberal member for North Waterloo on October 2 1908. He joined Sir Wilfrid Laurier s cabinet and had previously served as deputy minister of labor at a young age.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Kingston
Jamaica
King
North Waterloo
Wilfrid Laurier
House of Commons
Proposals Move Toward Czechoslovak Hungary Border Accord
Budapest accepts a Hungarian proposal for Germany and Italy to arbitrate territorial questions with Czechoslovakia. Prague and Budapest still show differences though progress is noted. A foreign office spokesman cites unresolved terms on occupation procedures as unacceptable to Hungary.
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Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Italy
Ermany
Mapute
Foreign Office
Germany
Ontario youth training plan absorbs unemployed men on farms
Unemployed men without homes or access to municipal relief will be absorbed on Ontario farms under the Dominion provincial youth training scheme. The plan was outlined after conferences with Premier Hepburn and ministers Eric Gross and N. C. Hipel.
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Toronto
Ontario
Dominion
Eric Gross
Hepburn
N. C. Hipel
Negotiations Resume Between Washington and London on Trade Treaty
Negotiations for a British American trade treaty, previously at a standstill, appear to have resumed after a communication from the govern ing United Kingdom arrived here.
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Washington
United Kingdom
Nazi Pressure on Jews in Germany Increases
Nazi authorities intensify pressure on Jews to abandon businesses and leave Germany. Reports from the German press describe boycotts and organized closures, while a 1932 tax on capital flight yields hundreds of millions of marks as emigrants lose most of their wealth to blocked and taxed assets.
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Berlin
Germany
Antwerp
Alberta Hail Insurance Pays 1800 Farmers in Calgary
F A Hennig announces 1800 Alberta hail insurance claim cheques will be mailed soon. Values range from a few dollars to 2000 dollars, representing half of total claims. The remaining half will go out on April 1 next year under the Hail Insurance Act. Collections exceed expectations.
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Calgary
Alberta
Hail Insurance Board
F. A. Hennig
Mr. Hennig
All Records Broken in Ramonton Alberta Year
Passenger cars and motor trucks set a new total of 102,845 for the year, according to Alberta’s provincial secretary's department. The previous peak of 100,000 was reached in 1928-29.
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Ramonton
Alberta
British author released on bond with ban on lectures
New York based journalist reports that British leftist author and lecturer Jonn Atrocuey was released from Filis Island on a $500 bond and given an injunction not to lecture. He has been detained at Ellis Island after arriving in the United States with an invalid passport visa.
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New York
Jonn Atrocuey
Filis Island
Ellis Island
United States
National Cheese Week Observed Across Ottawa and Wisconsin
A bulletin from the agriculture department announces National Cheese Week from November 7 to 12, observed in Ottawa and Wisconsin. The Dairy Industry of Canada inaugurated the week to highlight cheese as a nutritious food.
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Ottawa
Agriculture Department
Dairy Industry of
Canada
West farmers reject East favors over wheat policy
United Farmers of Manitoba denounce statements by Premier Hepburn and Conservative Lee Macaulay as western producers push a three day convention plank. They urge lower tariffs and a guaranteed minimum price, retention of the wheat board, and a national wheat research institute to expand uses and markets.
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Canan Wheat Board
Westec
R.A. Wilson
Pilot Mound
Bank of Canada
Western Canada
Dominion
Thomas Turnbull
Winnipeg
Northern
Fort William
Hepburn
Macaulay
Wheat Board
Eastern Canada
Turnbull
L. Brown
Lisgar
Canada
United Grain Growers, Limited
Manitoba
Jess
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Roosever
Rr Heming
Canadian Pacific Tailway
Sepa Joun
Knox
Cacchs
Alberta Hail Insurance
A. National Cheese Week
Bluenose
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Thebaud
A.F.M
West
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