Senator Sherman Migré Attacks Press Powers and Censorship
In a speech before the American Press Society sai a New York Aug 15 Senator Sherman Migré criticized big business backed by money, accusing wire services of monopolistic editing. He recalled past editors and warned about modern chains and bank influence shaping newspapers, calling for truth and accountability. (Continued on page eight)
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New York
Aig
A.P
Sherman Migré
United States
Indiana Democrat
American Press Society
Minton
American New Publishers’ Association
Star
Greeley
Dana
Bennett
Watterson
Gannett
Pulitzer
Scripps Pass
Associated Press
United Press
Hearst
Mother of Prince' vi will Make Tiptot to Canada
Jenny Morris known as London Mother to the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry sails aboard the Ansonia to visit Canada and the veterans she befriended during the Great War. Former Pats members raised funds for her trip and Ottawa plans include Montreal Ottawa Toronto Victoria before returning to England.
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Southampton
C.P
Jenny Morris
Lontim
Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry
Ansonia
Ganada
Canada
Princess Pats
London
Lwig
Denny Morris
Efger
Itolian Fidnor
Bedford Square
Ottawa
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
Marraine
Montreal
S.S. Antonia
Miss Morris
Toronto
Victoria
England
New York
U.S
Patricia's Club
Mias Morris
Bedford Place
Russell Square
Patricia's
Jenny
Vame
Andon Town
Palgoia
Whitehall
Berlin four-man crew completes trans Atlantic flight record
Four German pilots in the big airliner Brandenburg landed at Templehof after a 19 hour 55 minute non stop crossing from Floyd Bennett Field New York in rain soaked conditions setting an Atlantic crossing record. The crew treated the feat as routine arriving on time at 10 57 a.m. local time.
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Berlin
CP.1
Brandenburg
Templehof
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Japanese Armies Foresee Possible New Frontier Incidents
Manchoukuo capital Aug 15 AP reports Japanese army authorities predict the possibility of new frontier incidents with Soviet Russia despite a current truce halting warfare at Changkufeng.
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Hlinking
Manchoukuo
Soviet Russia
Changkufeng
Prominent Physicians Visit the Dominion
Montreal August 15 Special prominent physicians from Britain visit Canada to study at the Dominion post graduate hospital in Hammersmith near London Sir Thomas Carey Evans son in law to Lloyd George says the hospital’s model will spread across the empire He recalls Lloyd Georges health and energy at 75 and plans a Canada visit with stops at Montreals Seignory Club Montebello and Toronto General Hospital
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Thomas J. Carey Evans
Hammersmith
London
Canadian Pacific
Montrose
Canada
Thomas
David Lloyd George
England
Hanmersmith
British Empire
Dominions
Sir Thomas
Indian Medical Service
Lord Reading
India
Calcutta
Lloyd George
Margaret
Seignory Club
Insurgents Bomb British Ships Killing One
Valencia August 15 local dispatch reports insurgents bombed three British ships Grac Valencia and oars. A wireless operator aboard the Hillfern was killed by bomb splinters. An air raid injured the Fredavore crewman and the skipper, while another British member was slightly hurt.
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Valencia
C.P
Grac
Hillfern
Fredavore
Quebec Padlock Law Upheld Sparks Cross-Canada Debate
Toronto report notes Henry Somerville of the Catholic Register challenges Rev C F Silcox to prove claims that Quebec's padlock law was forced by church connivance. Somerville recalls the law passed without opposition and Catholic support in Quebec. He contrasts with the Dominion criminal law and questions Silcox on mixed-marriage rulings. Monsignor Cline defends judges and church authority.
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Toronto
Henry Somerville
Catholic Register
C. EF. Sitcox
Social Service Council of Canada
Quebec
Silcox
Lake Couchiching
Canadian Institute On Economics and Politics
Somerville
Quebec City
Montreal
Ontario
Queen Mary's Record Rapid Ocean Crossing
The Queen Mary set a new eastbound Atlantic record on August 15 finishing Ambrose Light to Bishop Rock Scilly in 3 days 20 hours 42 minutes at 31.69 knots. Cunard White Star officials announced the crossing, surpassing the Normandie's previous mark.
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London
Cunard White Star
Bishoap’s Rock
Scilly Island
Greenwich
Ambrose Light
New York
Wallace weighs export subsidy to move 100 million bushels of wheat
Agriculture Secretary Wallace plans an export subsidy to place at least 100 million bushels of surplus U S wheat into world markets. Officials said the proposal was under study on Sunday and would be implemented through government action to boost exports.
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Washington
Wallace
United States
Local Stolen Car Recovered From W Landsburd Case
A local stolen car tied to W Landsburd, a Kamloops transient, was recovered by RCMP near Rush Lake Swift Current after last night theft outside A W Murphy’s Ninth Street residence. Police report the vehicle damaged but no injury details released Landsburd is held in Swift Current on theft charges. He was previously sentenced on June 22 to ten days for stealing a lunch pail from a local roundhouse.
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W. Landsburd
Kamloops
B.C
A. W. Murphy
Ninth St
R.C.M.P
Rush Lake
Swift Current
Pithe
Landsbuth
Be Ng
Baseball Scores From Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Baseball results show St Louis at Chicago Warneke and Owen vs Pryant and Hartnett 8 14 3. Boston at Philadelphia Lanning Lopez vs Johnson Davia 5 13 2. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Grisson Lombardi vs Tobin Todd 13 1.
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Chicago
R.H. FE
St. Louis
Warneke
Owen
Pryant and Hartnett
Philadelphia
R.H
Boston
Lanning
Pittsburgh
Grisson
Lombardi
Tobin
Todd
Runciman Has Not Made Progress
Prague reports indicate Czechoslovakia willing to accept German assurances to Britain and France that Germany’s maneuvers are not aggressive. London cites Lord Rothermere’s push for German action against Czechoslovakia as a topic in cross-Channel correspondence. Paris notes Le Petit Parisien’s view that German maneuvers may pressure governments on the Gudeten minority issue. Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler viewing a major military display at Juderbog.
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Praha
C.P
Czchoslovakia
Great Britain
France
Germany
London
Lord Rothermere
Czechoslovakia
Peer
Wychhau
Steed
the Times
Paris
le Petit Parisien
Independent
Berlin
Hitler
Juderbog
Czechoslovak Plane Crash Kills Sixteen in Kiel
Sixteen people died Saturday when a Czechoslovak passenger plane crashed near Dunbach in the Black Forest while en route from Praha to Paris. Four crew members perished and most victims were Praha residents. Only survivor was 23-year-old stewardess Martha Kremner. Moritz Roeles and Dorothy Cohen were among those believed American. Demetrio Bereda, a courier for Spain, also killed.
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Kiel
Germany
Dorothy Cohen
Moritz Roeles
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Paris
Black Forest
Dunbach
Martha Kremner
Aged Man Robbed of 23 Dollars In Bowell Case
Olaf Strand pleaded guilty to robbery with violence connected to a Bowell hold up on December 13 in which a 69 year old man was robbed of 23 dollars by Phillip Mueller and Emil Dufloth. Mueller and Dufloth received four year sentences each. Strand assisted by driving the pair and receiving part of the proceeds and was sentenced to one year.
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R.C.M.P
Olaf Strand
Strand
Phillip
Mueller
Emil Dufloth
Medicine Hat
Bowell
Dufloth
Alberta orders another iron lung as polio toll rises
ERPMOHTON Aug 15 A second respirator is rushed to Calgary to treat a 22 year old University of Saskatchewan graduate with poliomyelitis while a Turner Valley nurse remains in service. Four new cases raise the total since July 1 to 33 with five deaths reported.
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Erpmohton
C.P
Alberta
Calgary
University of Saskatchewan
Turner Valley
Donalda
Nine Die as Airliner Crashes After Takeoff
Rio de Janeiro reports nine killed when an airliner plunged into the harbor shortly after lifting off for northern Brazil. Five passengers and four crew members died. cause unsettled, a fog delay preceded the flight.
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Rio DE Janeiro
C.P
Brazil
Rain General Delays Harvest Across Alberta Region
Rain from the border to Edmonton covers Alberta croplands with showers and downpours over the weekend. Harvest delays extend one to three days, with Calgary area hardest hit. A Vancouver man discovers a $1095 cheque discarded on a street, later found to be valid.
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Sigurdh
C.P.R
Medicine Hat
Swift Current
Empres
Burstall
Pennant
Bassano
Rosemary Dyking
Repo Brooks
Calgary
Edmonton
International
Alberta
HOA
Jesuit
Peace Ver
British MP urges Canadians to open gate to British settlement
Sir Henry Page Croft appeals from Williams Lake British Columbia for a large scale migration plan to settle British settlers on Canadian agricultural lands. He outlines a three point program including careful selection cash support and repatriation if needed and argues Britain can finance the scheme as a humanitarian empire project.
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Sir Henry Page Croft
Williams Lake
B.C
G.P
British Columbia
Henry
Cariboo
M. L. Hornby
Lethbridge
Alta
Canada
R. S. Dalgleish
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Sir Henry Said
Hillat
Sir Henry
Great Britain
Huro
Tinis
Jeremiahs
Jha
Grain Delivery Strike Discussed by Three Parties
At Willingdon Alberta delegates from the Communist, Co operative Commonwealth Federation and Social Credit parties met at a conference to discuss a grain delivery strike. No decision was reached and talks were to continue. Communist and C C P delegates urged 300 percent embargo on grain deliveries while the Alberta government moratorium was favored by other delegates as satisfactory to farmers.
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Alto
C.P
Whitford
Co-operative Commonwealth Federaton
Social Credit
C.C.P
Alberta
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