Liberalism vs Aberhart Social Credit Highlighted in Alberta Speech
W R Howson Liberal leader attacked the Aberhart movement in a province wide radio address. He urged voters to reject Social Credit and support Liberal plans for monetary reform and policies aiding farmers, workers, and industry amid Alberta’s political shift before the election. The speech outlines a change from Brownlee era drift to a Liberal program aimed at tax relief, employment, and resource development.
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Calgary
W. R. Howson
K.C
Alberta
Social Credit
U.T.A
Disease Spreads Through Saskatchewan Amongst Horses
Winnipeg reports equine encephalomyelitis spreading from Manitoba into Saskatchewan with dozens of horse deaths near Weyburn and new cases around Saskatoon Yorkton and Moose Jaw. Serum from New York is the only known antidote while undulant fever is noted among Saskatchewan cows.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Moose Jaw
Weyburn
New York
Alberta Teachers Enjoy Pleasant Ontario Tour
A party of Alberta school teachers sponsored by the Alberta Recreation Society visited Kincardine, Ontario after touring in two 20 passenger buses. Leader W. W. Milcolm, the society's secretary, led the first group while T. F. Toogood, society president, headed the other. Most travellers were from Calgary with some teachers from Edmonton and other Alberta points.
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Calgary
C.P
Party of Alberta
Kincardine
Ont
Alberta Recreation Society
W. W. Milcolm
A. R.S
T. F. Toogood
Malcom
Edmonton
Talk to Farmers Oil Men and Coal Men Calgary Speech
Alberta Liberal leader W. R. Howson K C will address farmers oil men and coal men in a province wide broadcast at 8 45 p m Thursday from CJCA Edmonton and CFCN Calgary The talk continues a series of messages the Liberal leader has made in recent weeks.
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Alberta
Calgary
W. R. Howson
K.C
Feader
CJCA
Edmonton
CFCN
Mounties Seek Robbers After Macleod Liquor Store Heist
Royal Canadian Mounted Police sweep the Crow’s Nest Pass district from Blairmore to Coleman after a Macleod liquor store robbery believed to involve two gunmen. Police pursued a stolen Cranbrook car through Bellevue and along main roads, with shots fired and vehicles driven into ditches. Authorities say the suspects were sighted near the pass as inquiries continue.
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Macligod
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Macleod
Granum
Brailsford
R.C.M.P
Brainlsford
Pringle of
Jogt
Pincher
Pass
Cranbrook
Bualemore
Blairmore
Macleood
Crow's Nest Pass
Coleman
Crows’ Nest
English poet Sir William Watson dies in Sussex
Sir William Watson, renowned English poet, died after a two week illness in Ditchling Sussex. He was 77.
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Brighton
Sir William Watson
Ditchling
Sussex
McCall Praises Liberal Plan Paving Youths Way in Alberta
Capt. Fred McCall of Calgary voices strong support for the Alberta Liberal platform重点 on youth opportunity in aviation. He notes 250 air students taught and foresees recovery boosting rural air transport as prosperity returns, urging broader access to aviation education and careers for young Albertans.
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Calgary
Alberta
Fred McCall
D.S.O
Liberal Party
McCall
West
Mussolini Reaffirms No Compromise Policy
In Rome officials report Italy will pursue a no compromise stance at the Paris tripartite conference starting Thursday focusing on the East African dispute. Mussolini outlined the policy during meetings yesterday with his aides.
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Rome
C.P
Italy
Paris
Mussolini
Britain to Speak Plainly to Italy on War Risk
London reports Lord Robert Cecil warns Italy that Britain will not bluff and will uphold the League covenant possibly at war. Anthony Eden expected to push an economic solution to the Italo-Ethiopian dispute this week, offering concessions in Ethiopia to Italy.
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London
C.P
Italy
Great Britain
Robert Cecil
Britain
Associated Press
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italo Ethiopian War Warns of Racial Strife Rise
South Africa's Jan Smuts warned that an Italo Ethiopian war could trigger black against white violence across Africa and strain relations among nations. He predicted a long costly conflict if Mussolini attacks Abyssinia, noting air power and gas may open but conquest remains uncertain.
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Durban
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Africa
League of Nations
Union
Italy
East Africa
Smuts
France
Britain
Mussolini
Abyssinia
London
Canadian Arrested In Munich By the Reich Police
Dr. Gebhard Mosel a naturalized Canadian employed in the London offices of an Ontario firm was arrested in Munich by secret police for conversations deemed to injure the Reich. A Munich native he naturalized in Ottawa in 1933 and was detained at his father’s home after allegations he spoke against the Reich’s anti Semitic campaign.
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Munich
C.P
Gebhard Mosel
London
Ontario
Reich
Ottawa
Mosel
Mooney Framed Defense Claims Witness Framing
Key witness John Mac Donald testifies he had not seen Tom Mooney before viewing him in the San Francisco jail cell after the bombing. He recalls Lieut Groff saying That’s the man and District Attorney Fickert pressing the identification. Mooney’s defense alleges framing by police and prosecutors.
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Baltimore
C.P
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
John MacDonald
Mooney
Charles Groff
MacDonald
Groff
Groff Told Him “That's the Man.” MacDonal
Goff
Charles Fickert
Charlie
Baron Tomlin Dies at 68 Following Illness in Canada
Baron Tomlin distinguished jurist and member of the judicial committee of the privy council on Canadian appeals died today in a nursing home after a short illness. He was 68 years old.
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Canterbury
C.P
Baron Tomlin
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Dissolve Parliament Set For Tomorrow In Canada
Ottawa announces Parliament will be dissolved tomorrow with writs issued for a general election. Prime Minister Bennett confirms plans and a cabinet meeting is held this afternoon with possible appointments including the Canadian Wheat Board. Expected Wheat Board appointees include John S. McFarland Prof H C Grant and David Smith. Election date under consideration likely September 30 or October 7.
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Ottawa
C.P
Bennett
Canadian Wheat Board
John S. McFarland
H. C. Grant
University of Manitoba
David Smith
Winnipeg
Stevens Addresses Mass Rally in Empress Theatre
Hon H H Stevens leader of the Reconstruction party spoke at the Empress Theatre in Medicine Hat on an Alberta campaign day. He warned Canada had seen economic control pass to few and urged policy to restore public finance authority and balance between capital and labor. A provisional Stevens club committee was named after the talk with plans for a nominating convention.
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Canada
H. H. Stevens
Reconstruction Party
Alberta
Empress Theatre
A. C. MacKay
Stevens Club
Medicine Hat
E. Heald
R. Bond
J. Jessop Nott
Stevens
Paul Knapper
Banked on Radicals? Alberta Farmers Hear Critique of Social Credit
Sam, a former Alberta elector and supporter of the United Farmer government, condemns Social Credit leader Aberhart for mixing politics with religion and promises a utopian economy. He warns that the party’s plan to provide basic dividends and state financing may not deliver immediate results and urges farmers to scrutinize the proposals.
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ST Reee
Shuttleworth
Balzac
Sam
United Farmer
Alberta
Social Credit Party
Aberhart
Social Credit
Edmonton
Huey Long Announces 1936 Presidential Bid
Senator Huey Long told Senate colleagues he will seek the Democratic nomination in 1936 and would run as an independent if Roosevelt is renominated, unless the Republicans back a candidate he supports.
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Washington
C.P
Huey Long
Senate
Roosevelt
Blame Cada's Wheat Policy For Trouble
The State department faced Midwest protest over trade treaties that would reduce U S wheat without reciprocal cuts by other nations. Rep Hope of Kansas urged Hull to tie any curbs to Canadian wheat, citing Canada's failure to curb production and poor handling of wheat issues as key causes of low prices and market woes.
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Washington
C.P
State Department
Midwest
Rep
Hope
Kansas
Hull
Canada
City Boy Mervyn Reilly Wins Guild Finals Bid
Medicine Hat will be represented at the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild finals in Quebec City Aug 22 to 24. Mervyn Reilly, 19, wins a trip and at least 80 in cash plus expenses, after 2,000 hours building an Oshawa judged Napoleonic coach. Vernon Parrish joins as senior winner. page four continuation.
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Mervyn Reilly
Medicine Hat
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
A. A. H. Reilly
Seventh Street Southwest
Quebec City
Canada
Mervyn
Vernon Parrish
W. W. Parrish
Second Street Southwest
Oshawa
Fisher Body Company
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