Shanghai War Crisis Deepens With Bombings and Talks
Washington reports United States urges Japan and China to avoid Shanghai as a war zone. Hull offers to evacuate about 3000 Americans if needed as fighting surges around the international zone. Bombings cause heavy casualties and refugees flood streets, with Americans among the identified dead.
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Washington
C.P
United Sates
Shanghai
Cordell Hull
Hull
United States Asiatic ’Fleet
G.B
Tokyo
Havas’ Iéws‘agerty
Japan
China
Havas
Boon Et Oe
Teenee
Frank Rawlinson
H. S. Honberg
Robert Reischauer
Princeton University
Rawlinson
Tweedsmuir’s Westward Journey Aboard Vice Regal Train
Lord Tweedsmuir and party cruise west through the Rockies en route to Burns Lake B C for an 860 mile overland trek. They will travel by car boat airplane and horseback to Bela Coola stay with Bella Coola Inuit and Norwegian settlers near fjordlike mountains.
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Burns’ Lake
B.C
Lord Tweedsmuir
Rockies
British Columbia
Edmonton
Jasper
mointaings _ oes
G. E. B. Sinclair
Jasper National Park
Somerville
Jasper Park Lodge
A. C. Wright
A.B. Campbell
Burns Lake
Canada
Bela Coola
Prince Rupert
Lord Tweedymuir Willover
Alexander Mackenzie
Montreal
Pacific
Bella Coola
Mackenzie
Norway
Scottish League Openings Produce Wide Range Of Results
Opening Scottish Football League games produced varied scores across divisions. Aberdeen routed St Mirren 4 0. Dundee beat Clyde 3 2. Hamilton thrashed Motherwell 4 2. Hearts edged St Johnstone 2 1. Rangers and Falkirk drew 0 0. Airdrieonians defeated Dunfermline 5 3. Cowdenbeath won 6 3 over Dunibarton. Leith Athletic shocked with 38 1 over Raith Rovers. multiple matches ended with tight margins or high scoring, detailing a busy league start across divisions.
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Glasgow
iCp
Aberdeen
St. Mirren
Arbroath
Dundee
Clyde
Motherwell
Hamilton
Partick Thistle
Hearts
St. Johnstone
Kilmarnock
Ayr United
Morton
Third Lanark
Queenie South
Celtic
Queen's Park
Hiber
Dandurand Heads Canadian Delegation to League of Nations Parley
Ottawa reports Senator Raoul Dandurand will lead Canada's delegation to the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. Also named are J L Disey and Vincent Massey. W A Riddell will serve as alternate. The assembly meets September 15 to discuss Dominion provincial finance relations and taxation allocations amid Western province pressures.
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Dandurand Wills
1 League ‘of No Nations
Ottawa
Raoul Dandurand
Canada
Civil International
Assembly of the Leapie
Nation
Mackenzie King
J. L. Disey
National Revenue
Vincent Mass¢y
London
W. “A. "Riddell
League of Nations
Dandurand
Artfolio
King Bovernment Ard
Senate
Assembly of the League Dig
League
Haley
Geneva
Massey
Leagué Assembly
Japanese Reinforcements Reported for North China War Drive
Tokyo dispatch claims high command orders a rush into the North China theater with 12 000 troops mobilized from Mukden Manchuria as Japan strengthens its forces for an accelerated campaign.
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Tientsin
C.P
Mukden
Wartorn
North Chinav
British Schoolboys Sail for Canada Tour
A group of 29 Liverpool schoolboys boarded the liner Antonio for a tour of Canada today. A similar party sails from Southampton tomorrow. The boys are scheduled to return together on the Queen Mary on September 8.
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Liverpool
C.P. Cable
Antonio
Canada
Scouthampton
Canfa
Plane Missing After Stopover in British Columbia
Police in Pouce Coupe report a United Air Transport plane missing after leaving for Fort Nelson yesterday. Weather was described as very bad with smoke, rain, and fog delaying operations. Pilot Leonard Waagen, flying the Edmonton to St John route, has not been heard from since yesterday afternoon. Officials say there is no anxiety yet and the aircraft may be grounded at an isolated post awaiting conditions.
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Viatoria
British Columbia
Pouce Coupe
United Airline Transort
Fort Nelson
B.C
Peace River
Hugh
Columbia
Leonard Waagen
Fort St. John Edmonton
United Air Transport
Hail Damages 125000 Acres of Land Near Calgary
A severe hailstorm near Calgary reported last night caused 125000 acres of land to suffer heavy damage. A 50 mile wide strip four miles across received near total destruction. Hail stones estimated golf ball size shattered windows and caused substantial property loss. Authorities note the area lies 60 to 85 miles northeast of Calgary.
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Calgary
C.P
Ylang
Here
Rowell May Head Royal Commission
Chief justice Rowell, of the Supreme Court, is named as probable chair of the Royal Commission on Dominion Provincial Financial Relations. Other members include Justice Thibaceau, Ainfred, John W. Dafoe, Howard Robinson, and Prof. W. Angus. Cloudy with showers. Temperature 86 high 62 low.
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Olpawr
Ottalw “Cihigen
Royal Commission On Dominio
Macketzie
Thibaceau
Ainfred
Supreme Court of Cdnad
John W
New York Sex Slayings Spark Police Hunt
A four year old girl, Joan Kuleba, is found dead in a bungalow's cellar after being strangled and allegedly assaulted. Police number in the hundreds search the area near Fri days, Stanisland, amid a manhunt.
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New York
C.P
Joan Kuleba
Stanisland
Russian Trans-Polar Plane Delayed Over Arctic
United States signal corps reported at Anchorage that a missing Russian trans-polar plane, carrying Sigismund Levaneffsky and five others, showed weak radio signals as it neared Fairbanks. Moscow confirmed engine trouble and heavy headwinds on the 4000 mile flight from Moscow.
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Seattle
C.P
United States Signal Corps
Anchorage
Alaska
Signal Corps Alaska
Signal Corps
Fairbanks
Moscow
Sigismund Levaneffsky
Arctic
North Pole
Sigismund Levaneftsky
Levaneffsky
S.T
Pairbanks
Alastar-Avenue
United “States
Alberta Social Credit Chief Calls Mass Support for Bank Fight
Glen L. MacLachlan, chairman of the Alberta Social Credit Board, urged a 2000 strong Calgary audience to back the provincial government's banking assault. He challenged banks to pay and warned Ottawa would not back down, declaring the fight only beginning with confidence of ultimate victory.
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Calgary
C.P
Alberta
Glen L. MacLachlan
Alberta Social Credit Board
Enmy
Ottawa
CBC to provide school radio broadcasts in Canada
Ottawa reports that CBC plans to air school broadcasts as soon as facilities and provincial cooperation are secured. Gladstone Murray, CBC general manager, announced the plan today.
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Ottawa
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Gladstone Murray
C.B.C
Injured Man in Truck Accident Near Norton
Abehir Schneider of Nortoni lies in a local hospital with head cuts and severe arm and back bruises after a late night auto accident. The Chevrolet truck left the city about 9 30 p.m. with Arthur Schneider asleep in the cab. On Dupmore hill the driver rose and fell from the open door as the long trailer’s wheels passed over him. Mrs. Schneider and Constable Campbell assisted until hospital care. The vehicle left the ditch and traveled about six feet along the roadway before returning to the highway.
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Abehir Schneider
Nortoni
Pete Schneider
Nan
Arthur’ Schneider
Dupmore Hill
Schneider
Sore ¢ Highway
Anniversary of Bank of Montréal in Medicine Hat
The Bank of Montréal in Medicine Hat marks its 30th anniversary this month. It began in rented premises on Toronto Street now Third Street with a population of about 3 500, moved to a building at South Railway and Third Streets in 1912, and later amalgamated with Merchants Bank to operate in the former bank building adjacent to the post office.
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Canada
Bank of Montréal
Medicine Hat
Sail
Raich
Médicine “Hat
Toronto Street
Third Street
South Railway and
Third Streets
Merchants Bank
Bai Tee Hagges
Arliet
Goligi
Pioneer Times
Ronalane Bridge Repair Scheduled for Monday
District Engineer A G Gardner announced work will start Monday on the Ronalane bridge. The crew is assembling planking and materials and rapid progress is expected toward reopening the link between Medicine Hat and Vauxhall.
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Ronalane
the . News. Wae
A._G. Gardner
Imagerial
Medicine Hat
Vauxhall
Calgary plans $200000 airport to join trans Canada route
Calgary civil authorities discuss a $200000 airport project to serve trans Canada air route planes. Land cost $136704, hangar about $20000, with a $75000 federal grant. City weighs feasibility as Mayor Andrew Davigan doubts ability to fund the remainder. decision set for next Monday night council meeting.
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Calgary
C.P
trans-Canada Airboute
Trans
Aivic
Andrew Davigan
Monnday
Sapper creator of Bulldog Drummond dies at 49
Cyril McNeille known as Sapper, author of Bulldog Drummond, died today at age 49. He was Lieut. Colonel in the Royal Engineers. President Roosevelt approved flood control funding totaling 44 437 100 for projects authorized by Congress in June 1936.
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Pulborough
C.P
Sapper
Bulldog Drummond
Flex ‘Tion
Cyril McNeille
Royal Engineers
Roosevelt
Resolution on Bank System Basics at Zone Assembly No. 4
The Zone No.4 Medicine Hat Social Credit meeting Aug 11 heard A H Mitchell M P and Dr J L Robinson MLA discuss banking policy and Edmonton events. A new secretary was elected, and a resolution condemning orthodox banking and calling for a $25 monthly dividend and lower living costs was adopted.
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Zone Assembly No. 4
Social Credit Hall
A. H. Mitchell
M. P
J. L. Robinson
M.L.A
N. Reilly
J. Lorraine
G. F. Powell
Social Credit
Social Credit ‘Caucus
Edmonton
Andy Baillie
Calgary
Mitchell
M.L
Robinson
Alberta
Social Creditt
Fathers of Confederation
B.N.A
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Tweedsmuir
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Royal Commission
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Levaneftsky
Norton
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