Hungary and Germany pledge borders in talks with Horthy
Berlin promised Hungary inviolable borders in a meeting with Admiral Horthy, stressing a three-nation mutual friendship with Italy and Germany and cautious steps toward peaceful reconstruction. Horthy toured Kiel and Heligoland, while Goering hosted the reception as drizzled rain fell. Hungary’s stance against a Nazi move was shown as the supreme court upheld a prison sentence for a Hungarian Nazi leader, with arrests in a key capital strike over public service decrees.
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Berlin
Hier
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Temok
Fmany
Hitler
Germany
Austria
Admiral Horthy
Italy
Am Horthy
Hamburg
Kiel
Heligoland Field
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Horthy
Supreme Court
Ferenc ‘Szalassy
Orga
Premier Resi Pato-Premier Skips Bridge Opening
Resi P ato-Premier said he would rest after a string of strenuous duties and would not attend the Kingston Ontario ceremony for the Canada United States international bridge opening. He cited CLO troubles elections and sessions as reasons and noted Ontario was adequately represented.
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Ato
Autenen Se
Canada
United States
Kingston
King
Roosevelt
Hepburn
CLO
Ontario
Explosion at Trans-Canada Airport Construction Poi
News of a dynamite blast at a Trans-Canada airport construction site. Fifty holes were set, eight men nearby, rocks up to 300 pounds were hurled into the air. Only one man sustained injuries. No further details on cause or casualties.
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Norta
Uni
trans-Canada Airport
Victoria per renede CTO touring Canada for settlement aid
A Canadian parliamentarian touring Canada in the interests of a British settlement scheme received assurance from British Columbia's premier that taré would be available in the Pacific coast province to assist his plans.
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Victoria
Canada
British Columbia
Taré
Pacific Coast
Balkan Pact Praised by British Cabinet Members
London officials hailed the Balkan pact as a step to ease European friction. Prime Minister Chamberlain Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax and Sir John Simon noted the agreement among Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania and Hungary announced at Bled as a move to reduce tension in the region.
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London
Hungary
Chamberlain
Lord Halifax
John Simon
Exchequer
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Balkan States
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bled
Alderman Faces $1000 Fine Over Isle Royale Mercy Trip
Alderman Al Cheesman attempted a mercy flight from Port Arthur to Isle Royale to hospitalize two CC camp workers, Donald Watson and Lawrence Allen, who had appendicitis. He lacked a US permit but had sought temporary clearance from Duluth officials. An immigration officer threatened a $1000 fine, then offered remission.
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Cheesman
Alderman Cheesman
Winter in the Arctic: Manchester archaeologist sails north
G W Rowley, a two year old archaeologist from Manchester, travels to The Pas and heads to Melville Peninsula for a winter northward expedition. He studies Eskimo diet and says raw meat helps prevent scurvy, a practice tied to his Cambridge varsity affiliation.
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Arctic
Pas
G. W. Rowley
Manchester
England
Melville Peninsula
Churchill Rowley
Cambridge Varsity
Baden-Powell Unwell, Misses London Reception Return
Baden-Powell, 78, founder of the Boy Scout movement, expressed unease about his health. He sailed from Antwerp to Liverpool after a Norway trip and could not attend a Belgian Boy Scouts reception due to illness.
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London
Menas
Baden- Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Baden-Powell
Antwerp
Liverpool
Norway
Germans Delay Oath Requirement for Nuns and Pastors
Beran and other clergymen in Prussia who refused the state oath were granted a second extension until September 30 to comply. The delay marks ongoing negotiations over loyalty obligations for church leaders.
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Beran
Judge Edward Peel McNeill to Retire at 75 in Alberta
Judge Edward Peel McNeill of the district court of southern Alberta at Calgary will retire December 23 after reaching age 75. The long serving jurist has oversight of many provincial cases since 1899.
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Alberta
Edward Peel McNeill
District Court of Southern
al Berta
Calgary
Washington secret talks seek Mexico agrarian land compromise
Informed persons say State Secretary Hull proposed to Mexico a compromise over Mexico's expropriation of American owned agrarian lands. The report points to ongoing diplomatic efforts to defuse tensions and reach a settlement.
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Washington
Hull
Mexico
Cambridge Professor Sees Europe Politics as Bluff
Professor Ernest Barker of Cambridge University arrives in Canada aboard the CP liner Montrose. He calls European politics a bluff and believes no European nation would risk a large-scale war.
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Ernest Barker
Cambridge University
Canada
Montrose
Cambridge
Prague British Negotiators Seek Positive Results on Czechoslovak Minorities
British and Czechoslovak negotiators wrestle with the minority issue ahead of the Nurnberg rally. Viscount Runciman leads the mission while R. F. Ashton-Gwatkin heads economic talks. Government optimism cites Bled talks with Hungary and the Little Entente as shaping a three-nation non aggression understanding.
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Praha
Nurnberg
Viscount Runciman
Germany
R. F. Ashton-Gwatkin
London
Foreign Office
Bled
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Wireless Stations Planned Work To Begin Immediately
Capt W R Wop May of Canadian Airways announces immediate construction of two high powered wireless stations at Yellowknife NWT and Edmonton. The Yellowknife station will communicate with company planes across the north as they are equipped with wireless sets.
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Famonton
Yellowknife Edmonton
W. R “Wop” May
Canadian Airways Ltd
Yellowknife
Nwt
Edmonton
North
Welcome Ottawa Hosts Allied Officials and Veterans
A formal welcome from Canada's government featured British secretary of rate for the Dominions and a party including Lord Gowrie and Lady Stanley. Attendees included Governor General, former Conservative leader R. B. Bennett, Hon. Dr. R. J. Manion and Mrs. Manion, and Sir Frank as diplo mat ic head. They traveled to Toronto to open the Canadian National Exhibition after a private dinner at the club.
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Ottawa
Government of
Canada
Rate
Lord Gowrie
Australia
England
Edward E
Robb
Missio Veying
Jenny Morris
London
Forme
R. B. Bennett
R. J. Manion
Manion
Frank
Diplomatic Corps
Dominions
Lady Stanley
Toronto
Ry Club
Lost Russian Explorers May Have Seen Disappear Near Barrow
A Barrow search party led by Dr. Homer F. Kellems reports Eskimos likely witnessed Sigimmur Levaneffsky's craft vanish near Oliktuk last August while crashing in trans polar flight from Moscow on August 13, 1937. Weather and gear limited the expedition that erected a Will Rogers and Wiley Post monument. Rev. F. G. Klerekoper confirms Eskimo accounts of hearing the plane motor.
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Barrow
Alaska
Sigimmur Levaneffsky
Oliktuk
Homer F. Kellems
Delaware
Oklo
Here
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
F. G
Cattle Sale Outlook Brightens Across Canada and U S
Jack Byers of the Western Stock Growers Association reports strong marketing prospects for western cattle this fall. He cites excellent feed in Ontario and the Maritimes, high demand from eastern buyers, and incoming buyers from the east traveling west.
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Calgary
Canada
United States
Jack Byers
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Ontario
Maritimes
Byers
Chinese U S air liner shot down by Japanese
Survivor accounts describe the Chinese United States owned airliner shot down by Japanese planes over the south China coast. Pilot Woods and wireless operator Joe Loh escaped serious injury while others were wounded or killed. Two prominent bankers remaining unaccounted for.
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Hong Kong
Airlim
South China
Chi
Canton
Macao
HL. Woods
Winfield
Kansas
Besdes Woods
Joe Loh
Pasenger
Lou
Woods
Pilet
Low
Loh
United Lanao
Min
Hm Sing-Lon
Shanghai Municipal Council
National Commercial Savings Bank
Hu Pei- Kong
Bank of Communications
Delegates Question Wheat Preference Effect in UK Market
Delegates at an international conference of agricultural economics believe removing Canada's six cent a bushel wheat preference in the United Kingdom would not notably affect Dominion sales. Dr Charles F Wilson Dominion wheat statistician notes the aid gave a slight UK market edge while Argentina and Danubian nations bore most disadvantage, with some impact on the United States in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Anne Ae Meses Ue
International Conference of Agricultural Economics
Canada
United Kingdom
Dominion
Charles F. Wilson
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Argentina
United States
Eskimo Diet and Dental Health Draw Attention to Diet
Dr Roy H. Ellis of Toronto notes Eskimos in Aklavik living on dried fish and meat have fine teeth, while those adopting white man's foods share the same dental troubles as white people. A Rome special census details Jewish questionnaires with penalties for evasion or false reporting.
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Eamonton
Roy H. E
University of Toronto
Aklavik
Nwt
Ellis
Rome
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Stain
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Boy Scout
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Switzerland
Negri
Duke of Alba
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