Embargo Placed on U S Livestock Amid Foot and Mouth Outbreak
Canada bans import of cattle sheep and other livestock and related products from California Oregon Nevada and Arizona following a foot and mouth outbreak in California. The embargo, effective immediately, excludes cured meats lard tallow and bonded transit shipments.
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California
Oregon
Nevada
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
United States
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Orepan
United States of America
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Quiet Day of Voting Across France Ahead of First Ballot
Paris reports quiet polling as French voters head to the polls for the first ballot of the Chamber of Deputies general elections. A second ballot, a week later, will decide seats not decided on the first vote, with forecasts calling for about two thirds of the 615 constituencies to go to a runoff. Parties listed include Right-Republican Democratic Union Independents Popular Democrats Centre-Left Radicals Left Republicans Social-Democrats Left Radical-Socialists Socialists Republican Socialists National Socialists Extreme Left-Communists.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Prohibition Vote Shows Broad Support for Repeal in 1932 Straw Poll
Final returns from Literary Digest straw referendum show 46 of 48 states voting for repeal of the 18th Amendment. 33 states favored repeal by more than three to one, with 4,668,537 votes counted. In 1930 the totals were 4,806,469. The 1932 poll indicates a shift toward wetter sentiment as 1,236,660 votes (26.49%) supported continuance and 3,431,877 (73.51%) favored repeal.
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New York
Literary Digest
Magazin
May Day Tension in Vancouver Tied to Unrest Reports
Vancouver officials dismiss news of unemployed and alleged Communist protesters traveling with explosives. Police review a 90-man incident in Ashcroft where stamping powder was seized. Freight traffic on CN and CPR lines is monitored and routes into Vancouver are guarded as May Day proceeds with caution.
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Treaty With New Zealand Ottawa April 29
The bill on a new Canada New Zealand trade agreement passed its second reading in the House of Commons and moved to committee. Hon. H. L. Stevens outlined the treaty negotiated in Honolulu last December, noting elastic provisions allowing post notice rate changes. Canada stands to gain from trade growth, while New Zealand seeks to expand exports. both countries retain full British preference except for named items. Stevens urged delaying further discussion until the committee stage to answer questions.
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New Zealand
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English League results roll in across divisions
Arsenal crush Middlesbrough 6 to 0 while Chelsea blank Birmingham 4 0 and Manchester City edge Derby County 1 2. Notable scores include Sunderland 2 West Ham United 0 and Grimsby Town 6 West Brom 5 with massive wins for Coventry City 8 Watford 0 and Halifax Town 38 Southport 0.
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Halifax Town
Southport
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Accrington Stanley
Lincoln City
Wrexham
New Brighton
Rotherham U. Walsall
York City
Scottish League Scores Reported
Kilmarnock 2 Rangers 4 results in a high scoring match. Motherwell 3 Clyde 0. Partick Thistle 0 Celtic 2 finish with Celtic claiming the win.
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Rangers
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Celtic
Premier Langs Tactics to Balk Commonwealth Hope
Premier Lang announces New South Wales will default on internal loan interest tomorrow, about £200,000, as unionized tax officers resist federal seizure of NSW taxes under the Financial Agreement Act. The move follows a court ruling that the act may be unconstitutional.
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Gouda
Garden Competition For Medicine Hat Children
The Local Council of Women invites girls and boys up to sixteen to enter a garden contest. Younger plots should be 12 by 12 feet and older ones 20 by 20 with vegetables, flowers, or both. Children must prepare plots themselves. judging favors neatness, variety, and pest control. Final judging in August leads to an exhibition with prizes. Send names and addresses to Miss McDorman, 10 Diana Court.
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Diana Court
Relief policy avoids set amount in pending bill
Ottawa reports provincial reps backed the Dominion stance on not naming a specific relief sum in the pending bill. Prime Minister Bennett and Labor Minister Gordon cited the need to avoid rigid caps given vast, sparsely populated western provinces. The Dominion plans to draft a relief measure and authorize agreements and advances to provinces while continuing indirect and direct relief efforts.
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Katchewan
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Gordon
Saskatchewan Relief Commission
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General Showers Spread Across Division Overnight
Weather report from CPR offices notes general showers from Calgary to Swift Current during the night with skies clearing this morning.
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C.P.R
Calgary
Swift Current
E T Scrags Elected Canadian Club President
Rev. E. T. Scrags was elected president of the Canadian Club at the annual meeting held at City Hall. Dr. J. L. Wyatt was secretary and W. S. Ashley treasurer. The club reported rising membership and solid finances, with thanks to retiring president Canon W. C. Western and the executive for solid work.
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Canon W. C. Western
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Jordan
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A. Currie
J. M. Gilmour
H. Norman Davis
Canon Western
Four Defendants Convicted in Nabahawai Lynching Case
A racially mixed jury in Honolulu found the four defendants guilty of manslaughter in the Nabahawai lynching case after deliberating for more than 46 hours. The verdict also carried pleas for leniency for Lieut Massie and Mrs Granville Fortescue and the naval men found with the body. The defendants faced second degree murder charges under Hawaii Territory law.
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Joseph Nabahawai
Lieut
Massie
Granville Fortescue
Territory of Hawaii
Land Settlement Plan Endorsed In Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Premier J. T. M. Anderson sent congratulations to W. A. Gordon after Gordon presented the Dominian land relief plan in the House of Commons. Anderson said the plan aligned with Saskatchewan's long standing proposals and noted the Saskatchewan response in a wireless message.
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Vancouver
J. T. M. Anderson
W. A. Gordon
House of Commons
Anderson
Everton Win English Soccer Championship Title
Everton fastball club clinched the English league championship as of April 30 in London. With a week left in the season they sit ahead on points, while Arsenal follow as runners-up after their cup final showing and also hold a strong position in the top division race.
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Everton
Arsenal
Government Pays Difference to Boost Canadian Coal Use
The Dominion government will subsidize up to one dollar per ton to cover the cost gap between U S and Canadian coal. The program, effective April 1, aims to encourage greater use of Canadian coal in cokes and gas manufacture, announced today in Ottawa.
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United States
Gandhi pact ruled out by British India policy chief
In London April 29 Sir Samuel Hoare told the House of Commons there could be no bargain with the Nationalist Congress for Gandhi’s cooperation. He said the government would pursue order and progress and Gandhi must renounce disobedience. Churchill offered a milder, conciliatory tone amid calls of a policy shift.
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