Hitler Pays Tribute to Hindenburg in Non Political Speech Today
Adolf Hitler delivered a solemn tribute to the late Paul von Hindenburg and prayed for peace, freedom and Germany's honor. He declared Hindenburg alive among the immortals and called him eternal patron of the Reich, while noting 45 million Germans will vote on August 19 to confirm Hitler as leader and chancellor.
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Berlin
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George Hambleton
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Veterans of Dominion hold remembrance parade in Riverdale Park Toronto
Veterans of the Dominion gather at Riverdale Park Toronto for a memorial parade marking twenty years since Canada’s war. Archdeacon Scott delivers a sermon on duty, recalling comrades fallen in France and Belgium as divisions parade in historic berets and old discipline.
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Canada
France
Belgium
Quebec
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Sanctuary Wood
Riverdale
Relief rolls reach eight hundred thousand amid drought
In the drought struck western half of the United States about 800 000 persons are on relief rolls per official tabulations. More than 1 350 counties in 23 states designated as emergency drought areas. Unofficial crop losses run into hundreds of millions as weather shows no break. Water shortages drive forced sale of cattle to government for distribution to the needy.
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Kansas City
Restoring Hapsburgs Seen as Likely Next Move in Austria
Varazdin Yugoslavia Aug 6 Many Nazis interned on the Austrian border expect Vienna to attempt a restoration of the Hapsburg monarchy. The view follows military Nazi defeat and Kurt Schuschnigg’s elevation to chancellor. About 800 rebels held Rubenstein fortress near Wolfsberg before retreating, while some 2,200 Nazis remain defeated, unsettled by the border war outlook.
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Associated Press
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Yugoslavia
Vienna
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Rabenstein
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Senate panel blasts bankers for selling near-worthless securities
Washington August 5 A.P. describes U S investment bankers selling millions of dollars of securities now almost worthless as scandalous and shocking. The committee says bankers lacked decent regard for investors' interests. A third report installment due next week.
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Doctor Proctor Shot. Vancouver Doctor Severely Wounded
In Vancouver Dr A P Proctor of the Canadian Pacific Railway hospital, 65, fought for life after a bullet wound in the abdomen. Timothy A Sargood, Revelstoke locomotive fireman, shot the physician following a grievance then killed himself with a self-inflicted head wound.
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Revelstoke
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Sargood
Mrs Marsalis Dies in Dayton Air Meet Crash
Mrs Frances H Marsalis a noted woman flyer died after her light biplane crashed near Dayton Municipal airport during the National Women's Air Meet. The early 20s aviatrix was rounding a pylon in a 50 mile course when the craft was hit by backwash from five other planes. She was thrown clear and died en route to a nearby hospital.
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Liberal conference in Calgary charts province politics
The Provincial Liberal Association holds an organization and economic conference at the Palliser Hotel Calgary today and tomorrow. It may be the Liberals last general meeting before the next provincial election. MLA Hector Lang departs tonight for the session.
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Flood Claims Over 300 Lives in Persian Flood Disaster
Teheran dispatches report more than 300 persons drowned in a flood at Firouzhough between Teheran and Meshed. Many victims are said to be children. A quarter of Tabriz was reportedly swept away by a great water surge.
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Stevens Booklet Withdrawn from Publication by Govt
Ottawa moves to pull a 12 page Stevens booklet accusing financial groups of exploiting Canadians after legal threats from named firms. Premier Bennett ordered withdrawal following government inquiry and requests for newspapers to return copies ahead of possible court action.
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Mine Blast Kills Nine at Stonega Coal Mine
In Derby No. 3 mine of Stonega Coke and Coal Company the death toll reached nine with two rescued to Stonega hospital. Dozens of workers escaped through an abandoned entry as rescuers searched for others believed trapped.
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Central Bank marks Canadian currency shift and staffing
Ottawa reports an imminent government announcement on the Dominion Board of Marketing personnel and notes progress on the Central Bank. New Bank of Canada notes will replace Dominion notes over years, with tenders sought for printing. Governor appointments await. The Dominion loan is expected mid to late September.
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Apps Sets New Pole Vault Mark in Empire Games
Sylvenus Apps of Paris Ontario and McMaster University won Canada’s only track victory on day two. He vaulted 12 feet 9 inches to break Vic Pickard’s Empire record by six inches at Wembley Aug 6. Phyllis Dewar of Moose Jaw won the 100 yards freestyle in 63.3 seconds. Judith Moss of Winnipeg captured the women’s springboard diving title. Temperature noted as 90 to 58.
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Wembley
Phyllis Dewar
Moose Jaw
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Irene Pirie
Toronto
Judith Moss
Winnipeg
Riots in Constantine Leave 25 Dead in Algeria
Algerian violence in Constantine over two days leaves twenty five dead and hundreds hurt. Moslems and Jews clash as troops from Algiers arrive to suppress the unrest sparked by a mosque desecration.
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Premier Hepburn urges sweeping fiscal changes in Canada
Ontario premier Mitchell Hepburn told Liberals in Owen Sound that sweeping changes in Canada's fiscal and monetary policies are essential after Bennett's defeat. He urged Ottawa to adopt new policies to back Ontario reforms, criticized U S hesitation in treaty talks, and favored monetary reform to curb moneylenders and ease farm debt.
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Bennett
Mitchell F. Hepburn
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