France Stands by Britain in the Italian Ethiopian Crisis
Conservative Candidate Isaac Bullivant opened his campaign Saturday in Granada hall. D. M. Duggan urged cutting Alberta government costs to restore investor confidence and fund roads for farmers and tourists. Bullivant defended two-salary limits and attacked past isms, noting his first political speech in the city.
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France
Britain
Isaac Bullivant
Alberta
D. M. Duggan
S. Short
Granada Hall
Bullivant
Medicine Hat
Mayr Bumivaatil
Mussolini Rejects Franco British Peace Terms on Ethiopia
Paris reports Baron Aloisi says no basis for further talks and a long struggle looms as Mussolini refuses partial control in Ethiopia. Laval Eden and Hoare confer as crisis deepens with potential war and Italian military moves in Eritrea and Somaliland.
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Paris
C.P
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Geneva
Baron Aloisi
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Laval
Rome
Haile Selassie
London
Samuel Hoare
Athony Eden
League of Nations
Stanley Baldwin
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Italian Somaliland
Pierre Laval
France
Great Britain
Eden
Quai D’orsay
Pioneer Alberta rancher Jean Charles Routhier dies at Pincher Creek
Lethbridge Aug. 19. Jean Charles Routhier aged 70, pioneer rancher in Alberta and son of the late Sir Adolph Routhier, former Chief Justice of Quebec, died during the weekend at Pincher Creek. Sir Adolph wrote the French words to O Canada.
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Lethbridge
C. P
Jean Charles Routhier
Alberta
Sir Adolph Routhier
Quebec
Pincher Creek
Adolph
Canada
Nazi official rebukes unregulated Jew baiting at East Prussia fair
In Koenigsberg and Bisauen August reports quote Dr Hjalmar Schacht defending disciplined behavior toward Jews and state enemies. He warned that attacks harm German business and noted unemployment funding must come from workers and savers. Goebbels censored portions of the speech, signaling Nazi party tensions.
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Louis P. Lochnier
Koenigsberg
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Schacht
Bisaluen
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reich
Goebbels
Body of Radio Operator's Wife Carried South
The body of Mrs. Theodore E. K. Stroud, wife of Mort Smith's radio operator, was flown to Edmonton today. She died last week after complications following the birth of her baby. Flying Officer A. Gordon completed a 1,400 mile round trip with serum on July 20, aiding the patient briefly.
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Edmonton
C.P
Theodore EK. Stroud
Mort Smith
Six Killed in Atlantic Liner Collision at Sea
Six sailors died and five were injured when the Cunard White Star Laurentic and the Napier Star collided head on in fog off Liverpool. The Laurentic carried 620 disappointed passengers and limped to port with tug assistance. both ships were badly damaged. None of the Napier Star crew were injured. bunk areas on the Laurentic were visible as the vessel rested at the dock.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Laurentic
Napier Star
Mapler Star
le Prentic
Glasgow
Flames Sweep Exposition Fire Strikes Berlin Exhibit
A blaze at Berlin's radio exposition caused a panicky rush for exits but officials said all visitors escaped safely. Fire brigades rushed to the scene as the hall closed for the day and the fire spread rapidly to other sections.
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Berlin
C.P. Cable
Young Orator Harold Beveridge To Speak In Calgary
Harold Beveridge, a noted young speaker, returns to Calgary for four talks this week. He will address Redcliff at 3 15 p m Tuesday at the I O C F hall Elm street school 8 p m Tuesday, Alexandra high school 2 30 p m Wednesday and Granada hall 8 p m Wednesday. His topics include Social Credit Liberal policy and provincial affairs with a focus on engaging first time voters and older electors alike.
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Harold Beveridge
C.F. Hall
Redcliff
Elm Street
Alexandra High School
Granada Hall
Liberal Party
Calgary
Social Credit
Letter disputes Alberta Social Credit plan figures
A reader questions the Medicine Hat News report on August 16 about H Beveridge and A Douglas schemes. He cites Mr Beveridge’s Alberta versus Scotland comparisons and argues Aberhart has no defined Alberta plan beyond promising one.
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Medicine Hat News
Reilly
Social Credit
H. Beveridge
Riverside School
Beveridge
Douglas
Scotland
Alberta
William Aberhart
Wm. Aberhart
Edmonton
Mr. Aberhart
Ice ace Eddie Shore to broadcast for Liberal tonight
Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins and Alberta farmer will substitute for W R Howson in Banff and on a province wide network at 8 45 PM. His talk titled Why the Farmers and Young People Should Vote Liberal focuses on farmers and youth welfare and endorses the Liberal party. The address will be heard over CFCN.
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Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Alberta
W. R. Howson
K.C
Mr. Howson
Banff
Shore
Deputy Minister Names New Manager for Brooks Irrigation District
EDMONTON Aug. 19. The retirement from Alberta Civil Service to take the manager post for the new irrigation district at Brooks was announced by E. L. Gray Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs. Gray notes the appointee has served as a permanent officer since 1927 and will base headquarters at Brooks.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta Civil Service
Canadian Pacific Railway
Brooks
E. L. Gray
Gray
Clever Canine Found Kid and Captured Thief
In Calgary the German shepherd dog that once appeared before Canada's Supreme Court helped locate a two year old girl after 200 searchers failed. The dog then aided police in pursuing and detaining two men, Thomas Muske and Rex Johnson, later charged with theft.
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Calgary
C.P
Supreme Court of Canada
Carstairs
Dale
Thomas Muske
Rex Johnson
Héd Deer
Economic Safety League airs Social Credit debate notes
Calgary Aug 19 The Economic Safety League reports that Alex Hornibrook broadcast quotes from the Social Credit leader and Alberta Labor News. It cautions electors that the Social Credit Manual contains conflicting statements and questions Mr Aberhart’s proposals. The piece calls for named sources and continues on page two.
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Calgary
Alex. Hornibrook
Social Credit Party
Social Credit
Alberta
Economic Safety League
Alberta Labor News
Aberhart
Pilot Crosson Brings Rogers and Post Bodies Home
Pilot Joe Crosson arrives in Vancouver with Will Rogers and Wiley Post bodies from Alaska after their crash. A second flight will take them to Hollywood. Officials in Vancouver and Seattle honor the voyage as the trio crosses 3600 miles from Whitehorse to the United States.
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Seattle
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
Joe Crosson
Vancouver
Hollywood
Dominion
British Columbia
C.P
Crosson
Fairbanks
Pan-American Airways
New York
Newfoundland
Ireland
White Horse
Yukon Territory
Canada
United States
Ace Alaska Flier
Point Barrow
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Port Arthur
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Regina
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Victoria
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al Brooks
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Thief
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