Roosevelt adviser Warburg breaks with policy in opposition
James Po Warturs, longtime adviser to President Roosevelt, denounces monetary policies as he joins the critique at a world economic conference. He notes misconceptions and urges public opinion against the current monetary stance while revealing his resignation from the American delegation after Roosevelt's London message.
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Philadelphia
James Po Warturs
Revelt
Wen
Warburg
American Academy of Political Science
Ar Burg
Presid
Roosevelt
Presient
London
United Kingdom Sees Activity In Industry
Indications emerge of Britain's rising industrial activity as four major railway groups report gains over last year. A British buy train will tour the south and part of the north, visiting 60 key commercial centers. Banks and amusements taxes rise. a steel firm to lay over 30 miles of pipe for Jerusalem water supply. a contract over 1 million dollars to equip Lithuanian telephone exchanges.
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London
Eng
United Kingdom
Britain
England
Jerusal
King Hood
Lithuania
World Wheat Output Seen Rise. Carryover Shrinks
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics forecasts Canada and the United States will reduce their wheat carryovers by the end of the crop year around July 31. Argentina and Australia project sizable barley and wheat crops, while Europe reports a large crop totaling about 1.645 billion bushels, limiting exports.
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Ottawa
Australia
Europe
Grain Awards Highlight Western Canada's Harvest Entries
The Royal Winter Fair featured top placings across grain categories. Winners include H G Reveld from Ontario and Kelwood entrants in barley and red beans with premier honors for a sack of grain. Smith Farms Limited led spring wheat wins with HG Neufeld and Walter Margerivon earning top placements. Other western entries from Alberta and Saskatchewan also placed in multiple divisions.
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Canaan
Waite Cats
Taytor Leshburn
Sask
Lester Ball
Edmonton South
Albera
H.C Neufeld
Scott
City View
A. Gein
Brooks
Alberts
Ty Joan
Travis
Crystal City
Smith Farms Limited
Lethbridge Alberts
HG Neufeld
Codette Sask
Walter Margerivon
Paynton
Res
Western Canada
Wm J. Rigby Wembley
Alberta
Stephen Herrington
Marwayne
Germany Seeks Saar Return in Hitler Peace Offer
Le Matin published an interview with Fernand de Billy quoting Hitler offering peace and security to France in exchange for German equality, with Saar Territory as the main obstacle. A French government spokesman said if Hitler submits to supervision of his armament program, Germany could move toward accord, though Hitler refused return to the League of Nations.
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France
Suman
Hiter
Germany
Fernand de Bi
Edouard Daladier
le Matin
Hitler
League of Nations
Dr MacMurchy Retires from Ottawa Child Welfare
Dr Helen MacMurchy, longtime chief of the division of child welfare in Ottawa since 1920, retires from the Department of Persons and National Health. Sue will move to Toronto. Her Winnipeg speech on The Mother the Children and the New World Order circulated nationwide. She authored about 25 books and pamphlets.
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Ottawa
Helen MacMurchy
Department of Persons and National Health
Sue
Toronto
University of Toronto
United Sates
Parliament Uneasy as McGovern Denounces Lords
London observers predict little fallout after John McGovern of the left rises in the Lords to denounce peers as parasites during the throne speech. The Commons adjourns without addressing the incident, leaving questions about political repercussions.
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London
House of Lords
John McGovern
England
House of Commons
House
Barrie Teens Claim Fast Drive From Vancouver to Barrie
Vernon R. Taylor and Douglas Campbell say they drove 3,307 miles from Vancouver to Barrie in 108 years and 71 hours of actual driving time. They traveled day and night and mailed a letter in Vancouver that had not arrived in Barrie by their arrival Tuesday night.
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Barrie
Vancouver
Vernon R. Taylor
Douglas Campbell
Russian Plane Wreck Crashes Near Moscow Killing 14
Despatch from Kir Rov reports the newly built KT plane, claimed largest overland aircraft, crashed near Moscow. It carried 128 capacity with 64 sleeping spaces. chief pilot, mechanic, and several Kasikov aviation officers among the dead. The craft featured wing controls and minimal framework. Commissioned only last week.
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Moscow
Russia
Kir Rov
Pot
Kasikov Aviation
Baden-Powell to Visit Canada in 1934 Tour
Lord Baden-Powell and Lady Baden-Powell will visit Ottawa in September and October 1934 as world head of the Boy Scout Movement and world chief of the Girl Guides. They will meet Scouters and Guiders across the Dominion and review Boy Scouts and Girl Guides before sailing from Vancouver to Australia.
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Ottawa
Canada
Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Barl of
Bessborough
Canadian General Council
Boycouts Association
Lord Baden-Powel
Dominion
Vancouver
Australa
MacDonald denounces opposition armament attack in Commons
In reopening remarks Prime Minister MacDonald calls opposition charges an unbalanced attack by armament firms. He says Britain spied a third of total armament exports, calling such statements exaggerated and disturbing. He argues they hinder Britain’s international relations.
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London
Eng
House of Commons
MacDonald
Britain
Widespread New Delhi Wedding Joins Viceroy Presence
Major Richard Travers Lawrence MC wed Miss Elizabeth Margaret Addison at the Church of the Redemption New Delhi. The bridegroom served as private secretary to the Governor of the Punjab, and the ceremony was attended by the Viceroy of India and the Countess of Willingdon.
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India
Church of the Redemption
New Delhi
Richard Travers Lawrence
Elizabeth Margaret Addison
Disarmament Conference Recessed by Steering Committee
Geneva reports the Disarmament Conference suspended until mid January by the steering committee. British and French delegates discuss a Franco British joint policy while considering Italy as mediator between France Britain and Germany. Mussolini hints at four power talks in Italy as a potential bridge.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Mit
Arthur He
France
Germany
Japan
Italy
Great Britain
Premier Mussolni
Britain
Canada Delays Russia Trade Pact Amid Timber Dispute
London reports friction over Canada delaying Britain’s pending trade agreement with Russia. Labour MP J. Batey asserts Canadian protests against Russian timber imports slow negotiations, while Canada defends Ottawa spirit against new pact.
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London
Eng
Canada
Britain
Russia
J. Batey
Spennymoor
House of Commons
Batey
Ottawa
Secretary of Social Service Counci's Prison Visit
Rev. Jones of the Social Service Council of Canada visited Winnipeg to inspect Stony Mountain penitentiary and planned to visit Prince Albert and New Westminster penitentiaries. His credentials let him question prisoners as he travels to Kingston Ontario earlier and holds ministerial charges in Winnipeg Calgary and Lethbridge.
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Social Service
Counci
Conditio Peg
Dian Penal Institutions
Jos Jones
Toronto
Social Service Councl
Canada
Winnipeg
Stony Mounta
Manitoba
Tavel West
Prince Albert
New Westminster
Calgary
Lethbridge
Canadian banking system praised by Sir Maurice London
Sir Maurice London, a financier, said in London that while Canada’s banking system is sound and stable, establishing a central bank would better stabilize finances across the British Empire.
Church Order Demands Hitler Salute at Kiel Services
The Council of the Lutheran Evangelic Church in Schleswig Holstein ordered all church services in the district to close with the Hitler salute amid Nazi influence in Kiel Germany.
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Hitler
Kiel
Germany
Council of the Lutheran Evangelic Church
Schleswig-Holstein
Mountain peak of 21000 feet added to Tibetan ranks
A new Tibetan peak rising about 21 000 feet has been identified and added to the region's high alpinist landmarks. Explorers note its rugged summit and remote location, expanding the list of prominent glaciers and rock faces nearby.
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