Enquiry into Malone case set to open in Toronto today
Toronto August 8 The R C M P says Daniel Malone a known Sinn Feiner is being examined by immigration authorities under section 44 of the Immigration Act while held on a vagrancy charge A pending inquiry will open today in the Toronto jail Officials say no firearms were found at Malone's apartment and his Brussels bride denies any plan to shoot J H Thomas.
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Toronto
Dan. Malone
Major King
Torontso
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
R.C.M.P
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
King
Malone
Daniel Malone
Immigration Board
Thomas
Communist Party
Ottawa
Canadian Labor Defence League
Ovetawa
No Averting War Between Paraguay and Bolivia Darkens Chaco
Asuncion reports prospects for peace fading after a Bolivian plane was shot down near the Gran Chaco. Military leaders rush preparations for possible clashes and both nations reinforce forts in the frontier region.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Chaco
Money Found From Lindbergh Kidnapping Ransom
Bank tellers in Albert NB report receiving 95 dollars of the Lindbergh ransom. Serial numbers matched those circulated by police. A Virginia woman, vacationing in the town, turned the bills in to the bank to exchange for Canadian funds.
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New Brunswick
Sounds Tragical But Really Isn't
A woman in Stanley Park at dusk buried a small oblong box in the rose garden. Police exhumed the site and found a brindle pup swathed in silk with a play ball beside it. The city pound will conduct the pup’s civic funeral.
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Vancouver
Stanley Park
Rose Garden
Greta Garbo Arrives Quietly in Stockholm After Welcome Frenzy
Thousands gathered as the liner Gripsholm docked in Stockholm. Greta Garbo did not appear until after the gangplank. Police and dock workers restrained the crowd while small boats encircled the vessel. A rumor she swam ashore by speedboat circulated briefly before she emerged.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Greta Garbo
Gripsholm
Garbo
Redcliff Notes Mention Lake Trips and Local Happenings
Mrs. J Stratton and family visited Wikwater Lake over the weekend while Mrs. H Van Wert and Mr. K McKay returned from Waterton Lake. Local residents report harvest help being hired as farmers move into town. several people traveled to Elkwater Lake and Maple Creek for leisure. The S A R football dance drew a bright crowd with lively music and dancing.
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H. van Wert
British Delegates Do Not Consider Canada's Offer Adequate
Ottawa August 8 British delegates at the Empire Conference again meet to discuss Canadas offer. No promised ministerial talks occurred yet but informal communications are reported. Britain seeks broader tariff preferences on wheat meats and natural products, while Canada awaits concrete British counter proposals. Negotiations with India are nearing completion with signs of expanded trade without harming local industries. A standardization sub committee works on a common imperial fruit container standard to curb fraud. Canada aims to boost bacon and cheddar cheese exports to the United Kingdom market, relying on prairie farms for higher pig production. the three cent pound preference remains under review with potential advantages against Denmark.
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Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
India
Uwwr WA
United Kingdom
Prairie
Denmark
Agricultural Department
First Solo Flight By Fred Russenberg At Local Airport
Fred Russenberg completed his first solo flight in the local plane at the airport last night. He demonstrated perfect control and expert handling with take-off and landing timed to perfection.
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Fred Russenberg
A.P.Q
Fred
Five Die in Weekend Air Accidents Across U.S.
Five persons were killed in air accidents over the week end. William Koshelleck, 22, of Steves Point Wisconsin, died when his monoplane crashed. Harry Apple, pilot, and Millard Shutt, passenger, perished when Apple’s plane crashed near Winston Salem North Carolina. In Houston Texas, Doyle Kennedy and Harry L Reed died in a plane crash after a wing collapsed.
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New York
United States
William Koshelleck
Steves Point
Wis
Harry Apple
Millard Shutt
Apple
Winston Salem
N.C
Houston
Texas
Doyle Kennedy
Harry L. Reed
Irish Free State Delegates Leave Ottawa for Dublin
August 8 Ottawa reports three Irish Free State delegates Dr James Ryan Minister of Agriculture F J Meyrick secretary to the Department of Agriculture and R Gery depart for Dublin to answer urgent calls and complete work already advanced. Rumors of De Valera recalling delegates are denied as negotiations with other Dominions proceed smoothly with expected good results this week.
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Ottawa
Eamon de Valera
Dominions
Real Fish Story Comes From Florida
Riviera Florida August 8 John Roper awoke to a splash of cold water and found his long distance fishing outfit in action. He hauled an eight foot shark from the lake using a fishing line stretched from a baited hook to a water bucket suspended over his pillow, proving the contraption worked.
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Riviera
Fla
John Roper
Inspector Marsom Visits Medicine Hat In Police Matters
Comrey murder inspector Marsom of the RCMP Lethbridge detachment visited Medicine Hat over the weekend, meeting Sergt W Allen of the local RCMP. Public not informed if the trip linked to the Comrey murder mystery. Officials say no developments for publication and all leads are being pursued.
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Marsom
R.C.M.P. Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Sergt. W. Allen
R.C.M.P
Alhhosther
Comrey
Gallitzen Leads U S in Springboard Diving Victory
Mickey Gallitzen topped Harold Smith and Richard Degeners to win the spring board diving event for the United States. Alfie Phillips of Toronto finished fourth, with Lessar of Germany fifth and Kobayashi of Japan sixth. Phillips delivered near flawless final dives for a strong showing.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Gallitzen
United States
Harold Smith
Richard Degeners
Alfie Phillips
Toronto
Gallitzen
Arthur Stott
Victoria
Canada
Phillips
Lessar
Germany
Kobayashi
Japan
Fire at Marcelin Kills Man Burns Another in Saskatchewan
A fire at Marcelin near Prince Albert, Sask, destroyed five buildings and caused about 30 600 in damage. One man, B Marcovitch, a transient laborer, died. George Haden of Hudson Bay Jet Sask is in Hafford hospital with severe burns to face hands and feet. The two men had been sleeping in a hay loft of a barn that burned.
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Prince’ Albert
Sask
Marcelin
B. Marcovitch
George Haden
Hudson Bay
Jet
Hafford
Boe
Weather delays Imperial Conference air mail shipment
Montreal reports rough seas forced a naval tender from not loading the Empress of Britain air mail at the Straits of Belle Isle. Post office officials said wireless updates confirmed the delay.
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Montreal
Que
Britain
Straits of Belle Isle
Trial in Miami for Lancaster murder case ends State rested
Miami Florida August 8 after a dramatic session marked by a heated clash between Mrs J M Keith Miller and State Attorney N Vernon Hawthorne the State rested its case in the murder trial of Captain W N Lancaster a flying partner of the Australian aviatrix for the murder of Haden Clark her fiancé. Malcolm McFayden who held CPR construction contracts for the Crow's Nest branch died last week in Winnipeg.
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Miami
Fla
J. M. Keith- Miller
N. Vernon Hawthorne
W. N. Lancaster
Haden Clark
Malcolm McFayden
C.P.R
Crow’s Nest
Winnipeg
Stabbed Man Found Dead In Burlap Bag In New York
Joseph Miller, returning home, stumbled on a burlap bag in the street containing a dead man. The victim, about 35, well dressed, was stabbed twenty times through the heart with an ice pick, neck bound by a clothes line, knees tied to the chin, arms strapped. No identity clues.
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New York
Joseph Miller
Welland Canal Opens With Royal Ceremony at Twin Locks
The Welland ship canal opened to world commerce as Governor General and Prime Minister pressed a lever and the Lemoyne began its voyage. Dignitaries from Britain and the empire praised Canada’s water transportation achievement, marking the 1982 completion of a $280 million project.
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Thofold
Ray Brown
Canape Press
Welland Ship Canal
Lemoyne
Canada
British Empire
Heatwave Claims Fourteen Soldiers At Hankow
In Hankow, central China a severe heat wave caused fourteen soldiers to collapse and die of sunstroke during an army garrison inspection. The Shanghai dispatch reports temperatures reached 108 degrees.
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Shanghai
Hankow
China
Doukhobors reject Mexican migration plan
Prince Albert Sask Aug the leader Peter Verigin of the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood has definitively rejected a proposal for Canadian Doukhobors to move to Mexico. Verigin is serving an 18 minute sentence for perjury and the denial was confirmed by Saskatoon’s Peter G Makaroff and J P Shukin vice president of the organization.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Mexico
Peter Verigin
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
Veregin
Peter G. Makaroff
Saskatoon
J. P
Berai
Canada
Verigin
J. T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
Prince Alber
Anderson
Premi
Gallacher Enters Eights in Provincial Lawn Bowling
Gallacher’s rink advances to the provincial lawn bowling championships in Edmonton as the event runs Tuesday to Wednesday. Attritt exited in the first round while Gray fell in the second.
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Gallacher
Edmonton
Attritt
Gray
Salvager Aims to Recover Millions From Sunken Merida
Norfolk experienced salvage operation begins as the tug Salvor sails with two tugs to recover treasure from the Merida wreck dating back 21 years. The crew reports finding a hulk and millions in silver gold and jewels in the strong boxes. The operation is described as a mechanical engineering problem by the crew.
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Norfolk
Salvor
Davey Jones
Merida
Banker Kidnapped After Severe Beating Near Death in Illinois
John B. Colegrove, Taylorville banker facing appeal over irregularities tied to a bank failure, was found on a friend's lawn in Springfield after being abducted Friday. He was hospitalized after a brutal Thursday night assault that left him bound and beaten, with two men suspected of kidnapping.
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Springfield
Ill
John B. Colegrove
Taylorville
Conditio Rove
Poor crop prospects reported in Russia export note
A cable from Ottawa dated August 8 notes poor crop prospects in several districts. The report by statistics officials indicates Russia may curb grain exports to secure food supplies and other essential goods for domestic use.
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Ottawa
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