Italo German Youth to Resist Bolshevism Rally
Bal dur Von Schirach announced a plan to weld Italo German youth into a bulwark against Bolshevism at a massive rally with 20 000 Hitler youths and girls. An Italo German youth leadership institute will be founded in Rome and Berlin to deepen cultural economic and political ties. Rome and Berlin plan to recognize Spain's insurgent government after Madrid falls and agreed outlines on League of Nations reform Locarno style and Danubian zone commercial influence.
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Baldur von Schirach
Jeaz
Cano
Hitler
Rome
Berlin
Italy
Germany
Spain
Madrid
Galeazzo Ciano
Baron Konstantin von ‘Neurath
Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
Dover
Calais
Lkely
Importance of Mining in Canada’s Recovery, Crerar Says
Hon T A Crerar minister of mines and resources praises mining’s role in Canada’s recovery after a western tour of Patricia and Red Lake districts in Ontario and Bridge River Trail in BC. He cites transport costs as a major hurdle and notes gold output this year near 135 million dollars versus a third of that in 1929.
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Ottawa
T. A. Crerar
Mines and Resources
Canada
Mounted Royal Canadian Police to perform at Madison Square Garden
Will Go To New York New York brings 87 Royal Canadian Mounted Policemen under Inspector A. T. Belcher to present a nightly exhibition ride at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden from November 4 to 10. Most have not visited New York before. Sergeant Soame, riding instructor from Ottawa, has trained the detachment for two months.
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New York
Get
Royal Canadian Mounted
A. T. Belcher
Madison Square Garden
HJ. Soame
Soame
Ottawa
Russia Ready to Quit Pact and Aid Madrid War Effort
Sources say Moscow plans to withdraw from the Spanish non intervention pact and deploy warplanes to aid the Madrid government as insurgents close in. Kremlin officials warn Europe faces the gravest days in two decades and fear a new war, with Stalin urging decisive action.
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Europe
Moscow
Russia
Madrid
Kremlin
Italy
Germany
Josef Stalin
Potential West Says Western Canada Richest Country
Rev A J Vining of Toronto told the Baptist convention of Ontario and Quebec that Western Canada is potentially one of the richest countries in the world. He noted growing awareness in Europe and the United States and cited new opportunities for economic expansion in the northern sections of the prairie provinces with 52,000,000 acres of agricultural territory available for cultivation.
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Western Canada
Montreal
United States
Rev
A. J. Vining
Toronto
The
Baptist Convention of
Ontario
Quebec
Prairie Provinces
Western Mission Board
Court Hostesses Ready for Autumn Festivities in Mourning London
London society hosts move to plan autumn events as royal mourning for King George ends. King Edward and the Duke of York have numerous engagements ahead. In mid November the king will visit mining towns in Wales to meet poorer subjects.
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London
Royal Court
King George
George
King Edward
Duke of York
Wales
Russian Ship Sails From Leningrad With War Relief Cargo
The Turksib set sail from Leningrad to Spain carrying 3000 tons flour 1000 tons sugar 800 tons cod 590 tons candies 200000 cans and 10000 boxes of clothing. Purchases were funded by subscriptions from Russian workers for Spanish civil war victims.
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Leningrad
Spain
Moscow
London
Hamburg
Glasgow Co operative Directors Discuss Wheat Exchange at Edmonton
Robert Murray and R W Leckie of the Scottish Co operative Wholesale Society said barter of Alberta wheat would be acceptable if proper financial arrangements are made. D Muir, manager of flour mills and grain buyer, accompanied the directors from Glasgow as they arrived in Edmonton after a Canadian tour from Saskatoon.
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Glason
Edmonton
Famonton
Alberta
Robert Murray
R. W. Leckie
Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society of Glasgow
D. Muir
Co-operative
Saskatoon
Gibraltar the orem destroyer Gallant arrives from Malaga
The destroyer Gallant arrived at Gibraltar from Malaga with 123 refugees from the civil war, mostly Spaniards, while the destroyer Grafton debarked 22 more refugees from Cartagena.
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Gibraltar
Gallant
Malaga
Desroyer Grafton
Cartagena
Ottawa creates Department of Mines and Natural Resources
A government reorganization in Ottawa forms a new Department of Mines and Natural Resources. It will have five units each led by a director. F C Blair, formerly Assistant Deputy Minister of Immigration, will head the immigration unit.
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Ottawa
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
F.C. Blair
Stranded Motorship Crew Await Northland Freeze Up
Twenty four crewmen on the motorship Silver Queen are ice-locked on Great Slave Lake near Fort Resolution N W T awaiting the lake freeze up. They expect to spend weeks on board until about November 21 when crews can be rescued or evacuated following poor weather delaying flights from Fort Smith to Edmonton. Captain H L Sacret leads the party with two aeroplane pilots poised to transfer them if conditions improve.
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Great Slave Lake
Fort Resolution
N.W.T
sub-Arctic
Edmonton
Fort Smith
H. L. Sacret
Snowstorm in Colorado Causes Multiple Fatal Auto Accidents
Three motorists died in crashes linked to a Colorado snowstorm sweeping Colorado and Wyoming. Mary Steadwell, 40, UC social director, was killed in Denver. C R Garton, 42, from Elkhart Kansas, and Boni facio Vigil of Weston Colorado died in separate overturned car incidents near Trinidad. Canadian Legion denounces a New York Sunday paper for derogatory royal life coverage and seeks ban.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Mary Steadwell
The
Universty of
Trinidad
C. R. Garton
Elkhart
Kas
Bonifacio Vigil
Weston
Toronw
Swmen Seacnes
Canadian Legion
New York
Canada
Grant For Alberta Relief Fund Approved
A Crown grant of 1 800 000 dollars is allotted to cover Dominion expenditures for feed and free freight to provide drought relief in Alberta until March 31 next. John Vallance, chair of the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act administration, announced the aid after conferring with provincial officials. M Mann of Regina, technical agricul turist, is supervising federal relief for drought areas across the three prairie provinces.
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Edmonton
Dominion
Alberta
John Vallance
Vallance
M. Mann
Regina
Prairie Provinces
Mann
First Western Canada Wheat Shipment From Winnipeg Jubilee
The first wheat shipment from western Canada departed Winnipeg sixty years ago. Richard Speer, then 12, rode on a load destined for the inaugural voyage and was given a walking stick by the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. President W. J. Dowler paused trading to mark the occasion as the first shipment of 957 16 bushels was bought from the Red River valley at 85 cents a bushel.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Richard Speer
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
W. J. Dowler
Red River Valley
No Money Is Used Cow And Shirt Barter Insurance Deal
In Wingham Ontario a farmer traded a cow for an insurance policy after a broker agreed to accept the animal. A gaudy red broadcloth shirt worn by the agent helped clinch the exchange when the farmer insisted the shirt be included with the policy.
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Wingham
Ont
Montreal Surgeon Joins Spanish Medical Mission
Dr. Norman Bethune, Montreal surgeon and head of the Canadian medical mission to Spain, meets with Spanish loyalist leaders before leaving for Madrid with large quantities of medical and surgical supplies. He says he is answering the call of one million people in need, not chasing adventure, and plans to enter Madrid by airplane despite the siege.
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Montreal
Madrid
Toronto
Norman Bethune
Spain
Canada faces comprehensive defence plans in cabinet agenda
Ottawa reports that national defence proposals will be presented to Parliament next session. Ian Mackenzie leads plans to strengthen air, sea, and coastal defences with larger destroyer flotillas and possible cruisers. Officials note costs rising about five million dollars year over year, with 1935 36 estimates showing overall service funding alongside relief camps.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Geneva
Ian Mackenzie
Ntional Defence
Canada
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Fan
Plenty Of Work In Western Canada For Bruce County Youths
Three Bruce county youths Harold McArthur Harold Cannon and Alvin Boettger journeyed home from Port Elgin Ontario after five months on the prairies. They spoke of steady work in Alberta and the prairies with earnings of 1.50 a day plus board for general farm work and 2.50 a day plus board during threshing season. They stressed that Bruce township was a ready source for jobs and payment came in real coins.
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Soderlia
Ieres
Bruce County
Port Elgin
Ont
Prairies
Harold McArthur
Harold Cannon
Alvin Boettger
Rimbey
Alta
McArthur
Bruce Township
Heavy Sentence for Fifteen Year Old in Chicago
Fifteen-year-old Roiland Munroe Jr. was convicted of beating an elderly crippled widow to death with her cane and sentenced by a criminal court jury to 199 years in prison after a three-hour deliberation. The defense argued insanity due to his alleged abnormal tendencies and effeminate mannerisms, which was rejected. In Montreal, a waning currency and trade maneuvers threatened the post‑1932 economic recovery, according to a speech by F. W. Field, Britain’s senior trade commissioner in Canada.
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Chicago
Rtoland Munroe, Jr
Criminal Court
Munroe
Montreal
F. W. Field
Great Britain
Canada
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Starto
West
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