Douglas Claims FinAnce- Must be Changed
Alberta may face hurdles in changing economic conditions but Major C H Douglas urges starting at home. He argues banks control the financial base and crime stems from the system, predicting war and civilization’s destruction within years without reform.
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Edmonton
Alberta
C. H. Douglas
Social Credit
Ottawa
Calgary
Major Douglas
Gratus
Ewotam Fcat Fant
Nazi Youths Disciplined After Palm Sunday Raid in Berlin
Berlin April 7 Chancellor Hitler ordered a swift investigation into Nazi violence at a Palm Sunday Catholic meeting. Three Berlin Nazi youth leaders were suspended after hundreds of Hitler Youth attacked those who resisted as 1 500 Catholics gathered in Hennigsdorf suburb.
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Berlin
Hitld
Hennigsdorf
Easter Week Notes at Medicine Hat Community
Local society items include Miss Phyllis Sanderson visiting with her parents, Miss Helen Ferna and Miss Doris Wyatt spending Easter in town, and Rev. Mr. Stewart and family staying with the Sandersons before moving to Kamak. Reports mention school reopens Monday, Red Caps softball meeting, and Little Theatre raffle prizes as well as a farewell at St Ambrose CGLT for Mrs Stewart.
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Phyllis Sanderson
Medicine Hat ‘General Hospital
Atatt
A. E. ‘Sanderson
Helen Ferna
D. Burke
Burke
Doris Wyatt
Medicine Hat
D. Russell
Red Caps
Shorty
Wey
P. M. Stewart
Oyembrose
F. Kellett
Little Theatre Enent
Little Theatre Association
Eckleswans C.g.lt
St. Ambrose “Church
Stewart
Kamsack
M. Stewart
Icks
Vatican Frescoes Damaged in Restoration Says Art Critic
Rome on April 6 reports two Michelangelo frescoes in the Pauline chapel of the Vatican The Conversion of St Paul and The Crucifixion of St Peter were damaged by a recent restoration says the Giornale d Italia art critic Pietro da Prat, former technical director of the Vatican restoration library. He claims 1000 holes were made in the frescoes.
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Rome
Michael “Angelo
The
Vatican
Paul
Peter
Giornale d’Italia
Pietro da*Prat
Vatican Restoration Library
March Weather Highlights From Official Meteorologist
The March report lists figures: monthly mean temperature 29.9 degrees, maximum 65.8 on March 11, minimum 7 degrees below zero on March 9. Precipitation 1.2 inches, sunshine 119.4 hours, relative humidity 66 percent, and maximum wind 36 mph from the southwest on March 1 and 13.
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Torr
Pickering
S.W
Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept Report
Ogilvie Grain Dept publishes bids for May 67 at 1 4 bid July 68 1 4 bid Oct 69 3 4 split bid Nov 66 1 4 Track 66 5 8 Street 0 47 1 2. Prices reflect seasonal fluctuations and market demand across delivery months.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Vancouver Train Ride Reminds Officials of Youthful Thrills
Vancouver railway men recalled their own train riding days as they shared a moment with an elderly prairie traveler who arrived in full fur regalia for an excursion ride. He lingered at the depot awaiting the train, saying he came west just for the ride.
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Vancouver
Prairies
Belgian Radium Claims Denied by Canadian Ministers
April reports from Quebec say Minister W A Gordon Gilbert Labine and G Blaylock dismissed rumors of Belgian attempts to seize radium deposits at Bear Lake. Gordon called the tale unfounded noting outsiders have long sought radium ore while the government remains uninterested in such sales by Canadian owners.
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Quebec
Bear Lake District
W. A. Gordon
Mines and Labor
Gilbert Labine
Bear’ Lake
G. Blaylock
Canadian’ Institute of Mining” and Metallurgy
Gordon
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa Senators To Drop Franchise
Ottawa April 7 Ottawa Hockey Association owners Audi torium Limited announce the Senators will not operate here next winter due to losses totaling about 60000 dollars over the last two seasons. Burpee gave no hint where the franchise may operate, with St Louis mentioned as a possibility.
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Ottawa
F. C. Burpee
Auditorium” ‘Limited
Ottawa Hockey Association
Burpee
Senators
St. Louis
Mountain Side Express Falls Off Track Killing Four
Rio de Janeiro April 7 reports say at least four men died when an express train rolled off the tracks along the Mantiqueira Mountains about 100 miles north of Here. Railway officials fear a disaster of historic proportions in Brazil.
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Rio de Janeiro
Mantiqueira ‘Mountains
Mountain slide into fjord in Norway kills forty
A rock mountain side collapsed into a fjord near Aabeund causing three tidal waves that flooded parts of the city and Tafjord. Forty killed and many injured as thirty houses were razed and boats and cars carried inland. An entire nine member family perished.
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Aabeeund
Norway
Tafjord
Extradition Delayed in Grigware Case
The State Department has not acted on extradition of Frank Grigware secretary Cordell Hull and is studying the papers. The Justice Department said Canada agreed to extend the time to prepare documents, originally due April 13, by a few days.
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Washington
State Department
Frank Grigware
Cordell Hull
Justice Department
General Karl Einem Dies At 81 In Maelheim Germany
General Karl Einem a renowned World War I commander died in Maelheim Germany aged 81 He was credited with helping hold Champagne lines and preventing an Allied breakthrough in 1918 during the retreat at the front.
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Maelheim
Germany
Karl Einem
Champagne
Phantom Desperado Clyde Barrow Flees Police Grip
Fort Scott Kansas reports Clyde Barrow fled as authorities close in along the border after Barrow and two companions released Percy Boyd, chief of police of Commerce Oklahoma, whom they had kidnapped and whose associate was murdered.
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Fort. Scott
Kas
Scores Sweepstake Law As Ridiculous Montreal Riot
April 6. Judge Amedee Monet denounced the sweepstakes statute as the most ridiculous in the world in the Court of Sessions today. Eugene Anderson pleaded guilty to holding and claiming a $600 winning ticket in the recent Irish Hospital sweepstake. The informer was Howard Eaton, a friend of Anderson, and the court ordered the winnings turned over to him.
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Montreal
Amedee Monet
Rtete
Eugene Anderson
Trish Hospital
Anderson
Arsenal and Chelsea Triumph in English Soccer Roundup
Old Country Football reports scorelines across divisions with Arsenal 3 Huddersfield Town 1 and Chelsea 3 Birmingham 0. Leeds United and Aston Villa drew 8 1. Manchester City beat Portsmouth 2 1. Sheffield Wednesday edged Sunderland 2 0. and many other results from First to Third divisions across England and Scotland are listed.
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Arsenal
Huddersfield Town
Birmingham
Chelsea
Blackburn
Sheffield U
Derby,Co
Tottenham_H
Manchester U
Bury
Bradford
Fulham
Nottingham Forest
Hull City
Grimsby Town
Millwall
Oldham Athletic
Lincoln City
Preston N
Notts County
Brentford
Port Vale
Bolton Wanderers
Southampton
West Ham U
Swansea Town
Burnley
Southern Aldershot
Gillingham
Brighton
Exeter City
Bristol City
Charlton Ath
Clapton
Orient
Bournemouth
Luton Town
Crystal Palace
Northampton T
Bristol R
Newport County
Reading
Norwich City
Watford
Queen's Park R
Coventry C
Swindon Town
Cardiff City
Torquay
Southend
Barrow
Tranmere Rovers
Carlisle Utd
Barnsley
Chester
Chesterfield
Crews
Alex
Wrexham
Doncaster
Rovers
Rochdale
Halifax Toton
Hartleprels U
New ‘Brighton
Southport
Rotherham Utd
Darlington
Stockport Co
Mansfield
Walsall
Gateshead
York City
Accrington
Rangers
Aberdeen
Hi Queen's Park
St. Johnstone
Backus Testimony Highlights 7 Million Misuse Claim
Washington reports Edward W. Backus former president of a major company testified that 7 million dollars were diverted from company funds for personal use and much of it flowed into the stock market. Detroit dispatch notes tool and diemakers vote to strike over wage demands and a 35 hour five day week.
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Washington
Minnesota
Tatio Paper Company
Edward W. Backus
Detroit
Iatt In
Musical Pie Revue Shines By Avenue Choir
The revue Musical Pie was presented last night with great success by the choir of Avenue, Chace. The performance featured lively numbers and strong vocal harmony drawing praise from attendees and organizers.
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PiEe
Chace
Trapper Robert Booth Dead in Yukon Cabin Note Left
Beaver City in Gio Yukon silver fields 60 miles from Kéio. Royal Canadian Mounted Police returned from a 200 mile dog team trip with the body of Robert Booth 47 found in a lonely cabin with a rifle and a bullet wound. A note dated March 6 said he was very sick and could not care for himself or dogs and feared losing the use of his right hand.
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Mayo
Silver Fields
Bond
Robert Booth
Lone Trapper
Y.T
Beaver City
Kéio
Gio Yukon
McKaskell
Thomias
Royal Asian Mounted Police
Booth
Reopening of the Black Tom Case Stirring U S War-Eve Claims
The World Telegram reports that the Black Tom case may be reopened with James Larkin's affidavit. It seeks to revive a $40 million damages suit against Germany for the 1916 Jersey City munitions blast. The affidavit alleges German sabotage and names a high Nazi official tied to the act.
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New York
United States
World-Telegram
James Larkin
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Rman
Jersey City
Larkin
Manitoba Legislature Urges Minimum Wheat Price Policy
The Manitoba legislature adopted a resolution urging a minimum price for wheat handled by the Wheat Board under the wheat bill. It calls on the Dominion government to guarantee farmers a minimum of 90 cents at Fort William during the wheat agreement.
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M ‘Anitoba
Fort William
Winnipeg
Manitoba
The
Wheat Board
Boston Bruins to undergo general house cleaning next winter
Boston announces a full team overhaul for next season with Art Ross staying as manager and either Frank Patrick or Cecil Hart to take over coaching duties. The article notes a general reorganization of personnel and strategy.
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Boston
Mass
Charles F. Adams
Boston Bruins
Art Ross
Frank
Patrick
Cecil Hart
Black Tom Bombing Affidavit Reveals German Sabotage Plot
The World Telegram reports an affidavit, prepared weeks ago, alleging German agents planned sabotage linked to the Black Tom blast. The document’s revelations describe espionage and covert activities connected to the incident.
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World-Telegram
Alberta Act Prompts Consumer Uncertainty In Calgary
Calgary shoppers and business leaders react to a provincial plan for a Bureau of Trade and Industry aimed at codes for wages and prices. The debate centers on the consumer as theForgotten Man and how Dominion wheat and marketing laws may shape export products and provincial rollout.
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Calgary
Bureau
of Trade and Industry
Alberta
Ghassiticatt Ns
Teicent ‘Act
United States
Canada
Redeca Natural Products
Coltral Products Marketing
Dominion
Inet
Ake
Ming
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K. von Einem
Police
Phantom Desperado
London
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