Soviet Marketing Tactics Seen Harmful to Wheat Markets
Canadian Agriculture Minister Hom futert Weir attacks Soviet marketing practices as sinister. He says Russia dumps wheat to create panic, guiding prices down and forcing Canadian growers to react, while planning broader trade shifts for livestock feed and Eastern Western Canada markets.
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Kewton
Hom Futert Weir
Dominion
Hussian Situa Hcn
Mr Weir
Pope
Britain
Canada
Canade Dairyo
New York
Antona
Blue Sea
Manitoba Hosts First Welfare Conference in Winnipeg
Manitoba prepares for its first welfare conference in Winnipeg at the Marlborough Hotel from the 7th to the 9th or 6th of outer month. Prominent social work leaders including Dr Bernard Ho McGhir and Dr Henry L McKay will lead discussions on child training delinquency and community welfare with attendance invited from social workers teachers nurses municipal officials and church workers.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Marlborough
Bernard Ho McGhir
Orillia
Canada
Henry L. McKay
Chicsno
Minnesota
Wolseley
Relief for Alberta Farmers Winter Plans Outlined
Premier J. E. Brownlee announced relief measures for Alberta farmers ahead of winter. Separate conferences will be held with cabinet ministers, implement and mortgage loan firms, and livestock interests to address surplus grain and fodder and to explore use of live stock to balance needs.
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Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
World wheat surplus unlikely says university expert
Dr Swanson head of the Department of Economic at the University of Saskatchewan warns against alarmist talk of overproduction. He states there has never been a true surplus of food and none likely, adding Canada can rely on its wheat stores as wealth, convertible on fair prices despite marketing difficulties as he prepares to sail for London.
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Department of Economic
University of Sackatchewan
London Fagland
Swanson
de Swanson
Canada
Canada resumes export cattle trade to Britain
Ottawa reports a strong start to Canada's export cattle trade with Britain. Dominion commissioner S Arkell notes cattle from Dees are well received in Manchester despite extreme heat. He urges Canadian shippers to maintain quality and prevent inferior stock from going abroad.
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Britain
Ottawa
Canada
S. Arkell
Dominion Aussioner
Ian Dees
Manchester
Eng
England
Arkell
Censure of relief to dairy farmers exporting to the United States
Hon Robert Weir, Minister of Agriculture, directs inspection staff to waive charges for official dairy premises and herd inspections under the Import Milk Act. Shipments of milk or cream into the United States will incur no inspection fees, saving farmers two to five dollars or more per shipment.
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Ottawa
United States
Robert Weir
Uited
Vancouver grower yields white tomato for diabetics
A Vancouver California farmer after years of trials at Chilliwack produced a white tomato variety said to be non acidic and aimed at helping diabetics. The unusual fruit results from extensive experimentation and care.
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Vancouver
Chilliwack
Spirited Reply To Criticisms Of Wheat Pool
Saskatoon fails to persuade farmers amid claims the Wheat Pool faces no disaster. H S Fry Regina publicity director denounces circulating reports as exaggerated and traitorous to national welfare. He argues farmers will not abandon the Pool and notes prices remain low despite challenges.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
H. S. Fry
Regina
Saskatchewan Wheat Pook
Winnipes News
Fry
Record Flight Sets Speedy Oklahoma to Winnipeg Run
Touniel J. Moran president of the Continental Oil Company and four companions completed a 930 mile trip in 8 minutes, about 25 miles a minute, fastest yet from Oklahoma to Winnipeg. Moran left from a southern city under strong winds, aimed to meet Governor Sales in Winnipeg, and flew in a custom-built Ford tri-motor monoplane.
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Touniel J. Moran
Continental Oi Company
W. M. Harrison
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Winnipeg Tribune
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Moran
Winnipeg
Hudson's Company
Ray
Governor Sales
Relief Work Initiated for Nova Scotia Mines
P W Morrison president of United Mine Workers district 28 and mayor of Glace Bay said relief work will start immediately for colliery districts in Nova Scotia. He spoke after a conference with Percy C Black acting premier outlining funding from federal and provincial governments and municipalities.
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Iain Hamas
Nova Scotia
P. W. Morrison
United Mine Workers, District 28
Glace Hay
Percy C. Black
Canada a victim of illicit narcotics says Irene Parlby
Irene Parlby of Alberta told the League of Nations questions committee that Canada is among the victims of illicit traffic. She noted improving conditions due to many arrests and the tightening of controls as narcotics import and trafficking show signs of increasing in Megallyfia.
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Irene Parlby
Alberta
League of Nations
Canada
Fia
Last Survivor of 21st Indiana Battery Buried in South Bend
Civil War veteran Charles A Lawson aged 88, last surviving member of the 21st Indiana Battery, was buried in South Bend, Indiana, recently. His unit earned a bright Civil War record and is now a memory.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana Battery
Charles A Lawson
Trade Revival in Victoria Amid Optimism on Tariff Effects
We have reache reported here for commenting on conditions with Sir Charles, president of the Bank, noting no stringency of money and a gradual revival. He says plenty of money exists, loans are available for legitimate enterprise, crops this year around four hundred million bushels, and a permanent improvement in manufactured trade is expected despite a recent setback due to low commodity prices and the new tariff.
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Victoria
Sir Charles
Bark of Rent
Charles
Outcry Over Dumping Russian Wheat in Imperial Conference Debates
The debate centers on Russian wheat dumped under semi serfdom conditions and its effect on England and Europe. Labor and Free Trade factions clash over duties, with figures like Philip Snowden and Willian Grabesn in attendance. The Daily Herald labels the outcry a political stunt while discussions on imperial legislation and dominion recommendations stir controversy.
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England
Europe
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Philip Snowden
Amé
Willian Grabesn
Board of Trade
Doon
Iecomot Mng
Dominions
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Daily Herald
Laborong
Manchester Swardian
Ireland
South Africa
Britain
Mercantile Marine
The
Guardian
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Careful checks on importers duties under new tari rules
Ottawa reports tighter enforcement by the Department of National Revenue on Canadian importers under the revised tariff. The minister announced strict requirements for proof of purchase and exporter acceptance before September 16, with penalties including seizure and fines for fraud.
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Ottawa
Department of National Revenue
Heo E B. Ryckman
Rob Bennett
Mackinan
Prio
oNo
Price Of Glass Advances In Ottawa Government Action
The price of glass rose after the new duty took effect, according to the Department of National Revenue. Companies had pledged not to raise prices, but imports are not yet shipped to Canada and merchants continue to push costs up.
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Ottawa
Department of National Revenue Offiaes
Canada
Expect Collapse Of Gandhi Movement
Indian government report predicts the Gandhi movement will collapse as disobedience wanes. The weekly communiqué notes propaganda by National Congress agents is rapidly evaporating and that rival areas will fail due to the disobedience campaign’s economic consequences.
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Patma Gandhi
National Congress
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