Ottawa Debates Urgency of Public Relief Motions
In Ottawa the house adjourned to discuss urgent public importance as unemployment relief and supplementary aid are debated. Prime Minister Bennett and Labor Minister Guthrie are cited as figures, with references to wartime style emergency measures and potential city funding.
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Primier
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Hugi Guthrie
Justis
Managua Ablaze As Earthquakes Devastate Managua
Managua was engulfed by fires after a series of sharp earthquakes, leaving most of the city uninhabitable. U S Marines and National Guard imposed martial law as water mains broke and tremors continued. At least 150 died in the penitentiary collapse. thousands homeless with Red Cross relief sought.
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Nicaragua
United States Marines
Can
Bufida Eads
Lake Mana
Republic
Moncada
Hiself
National Palace
Stretc
Lake Rossosca
National Penitentiary
Washington, D.C
CA Associated Press
State Department
United States Legation
Willard Beauien
Beaulac
Red Cross
Heavy Blow for Germany in Thuringia
Fragmented OCR reports a major setback for Hitler’s party in Thuringia with references to Wilhelm Brin- nit ter and Reichstag leadership, while the weather note mentions cloudy skies with snow and a temperature around 627.432.
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Ringla
Wilhelm Brick
Reichstag
W. Marghier
Haseen
Rhold
Hitler
Soviet Oil Output Rise in Five Year Plan Milestone
The article notes Soviet oil production climbing to over 8,000 metric tons daily, with 1931 output set at more than 27,000,000 tons as the five year plan nears completion. It also reports broader industrial strain, coal and transport issues, and Moscow’s five thousand students working unpaid five days monthly in locomotive workshops.
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Moscow
Conference aims at practical buying group for trade talks
The May conference plans a practical buying organization to coordinate negotiations among importing nations with the aim of orderly trade with exporting countries. The draft report proposes forming a purchasing body to streamline deals and reduce friction in global markets.
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Thay
Rome
Byorge Hambleton
Capadian Press
Scott Seeks Nine Day Record Flight to Australia
Charles William Anderson Scott began a solo attempt from Lympe at 4 55 a m to Port Darwin Australia aiming to beat Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith nine day record. His Gypsy Moth carried extra fuel for longer hops.
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Associated Press
Charles William Anderson Scott
Port Darwin
Australia
Charles Kingsford Smith
Unidentified Man Killed Crossing River Track
A Hungarian man about 30 to 35, unknown name, died when attempting to board freight train No 71 near the river bridge after staying at a South Railway lodging house. Police found a notebook with names and addresses. a photograph of a baby suggested a married man from the Lethbridge district. Coroner to hold an inquest tonight.
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Herman Keraak
T. Riverand
Lethbridge
South Railway St
Calgary
Grain prices and inspections report from the previous year
The notice lists wheat and other grain categories with prices, inspections figures, and contract notes. It mentions oats, barley, flax and miscellaneous grains, with figures from the prior year and references to yearly totals and adjustments.
Colonel Peacock A Salvation Army Leader in Winnipeg
Article profiles Colonel Peacock a longtime Salvation Army official in Winnipeg with decades of service across Canada and the United States. It notes his roles in War Cry editorial work, social services, campaigns, and immigration, and lists his current titles Field Secretary and Territorial Yeoman. It mentions prior postings in Atlanta and Winnipeg since 1908 and his involvement with Kiwanis Club.
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Aini
Toronto
Army
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Pee Gainer
Atlanta
Georgia
Witnipeg
I Peacock
Social Service Department
Ye Jing Feo
Taean
Memo E Kiwanis
Winnipeg
Canadian Pavilion Praised for Clockwork Efficiency at Trade Fair
Buenos Aires editorial lauds the Canadian Pavilion showing at the Trade Fair. It notes meticulous preparation and polished presentation as Canadian delegates arrive led by Major MacColl. The piece praises the organizers for exemplary efficiency and predicts a strong, lasting impact on Argentine observers.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
Prince Robert
MacColl
Canadian Commission
Medicine Hat Presbytery Stands Alone Against Grant Increase
At a Calgary meeting of the Home Mission Board of the United Church, Rev. E. T. Scragg reported that among sixteen Alberta presbyteries Medicine Hat was the only one not seeking a grant increase for 1931 to sustain church work.
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United Church
Calgary
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Vice President Coleman to Visit City Tomorrow
Citizens will welcome Vice President Coleman when he arrives in the city tomorrow. Local racers and district delegations are expected to attend as part of the noted visit with arrangements by government officials and the regional committee.
Brig General Hughes to France and Belgium
Report states Brig General Hughes will go to France and Belgium for duties with the Imperial War Graves Commission. The notice mentions Gourcelette and La Quinelle actions in France and references memorial efforts linked to World War I sites and commemorations.
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France
Belgium
Montreal
P.Q
Brose
Fretira
Prana Pared Fete Amid NS Do Seas Event
An unclear fragment mentions Prana and NS Do seas on a date around 14 with Pine referenced. Details are unreadable but suggest a local fete or celebration with participants or organizers unnamed. No actionable names or places are clearly readable.
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