Anglo Canadian Treaty I Official Summary Reached Saturday
Ottawa August 21 The official summary of the Anglo Canadian treaty outlines UK Canada agreement terms. It covers free entry of Canadian goods grown produced or manufactured in Canada into the United Kingdom after November 15 1932 with reservations in schedule A. It also notes duties on foreign goods in schedule B and a general ad valorem duty of 10 percent in schedule C. Article four allows duty removal if domestic producers cannot supply at world prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United Kingdom
Canada
United K Kingdom
O. P. Groucher
Nova Scotia
Rufus Dickie
Canadian Lumbermen's Association
W. H. Dunn
Borden
Farm Products Company
Dominion
Thomas Marshall
Canadian Wine Products, Ltd
H. E. Longworth
Oxford Fruit Growers Co-operative
G. R. Laycock
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
P. G. Short
Canadian Millers Association
J. H. Hamilton
Vancouver Merchants Exchange
Lancashire Mill Strike Did Not Take Place
A New York Times cable from Manchester reports the planned lightening strike movement in North east Lancashire cotton towns failed though a major stoppage is expected next Saturday. Wage reductions caused bitterness in Southeast Lancashire as police were sent from Liverpool and Manchester to quell disturbances. twenty six mills at Preston are stopped and four partially stopped.
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New York
Manchester
New York Times Today
Lancashire
Liverpool
Preston
Nude parade leads to mass arrest near Veregin
In Saskatoon on August 22 a mob of over fifty Doukhobor Sons of Freedom members staged a nude parade one mile south of Veregin. Police arrested the group and moved prisoners to Verigin then Canora. They appeared in court today.
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Saskatoon
Sons of Freedom Sect
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Veregin
Verigin
Canora
Von Gronau Flies From Cronau Toward Cordova Alaska
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau departed Cronau at noon for Cordova Alaska en route to Japan. The hop to Cordova is expected to take seven hours. He plans to leave Cordova for Dutch Harbor on Wednesday if conditions stay favorable.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Wolfgang von Gronau
Cordova
Alaska
Japan
von Gronau
Dutch Harbor
Rainfall totals near an inch over the weekend
Rain across the region totaled about .95 inch with .23 inch on Saturday morning and .63 inch by Sunday, plus .09 inch after dawn. The Calgary to Swift Current division had six to twelve hours of rain after midnight, and mountain rainfall triggered a train delay yesterday morning.
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C.P.R
Calgary
Swift Current
Unidentified man found dead at C P R station grounds
In Moose Jaw on August 22 a man about 50 was found hanging from a tree in the CPR station gardens. No identity clues were found save an empty billfold in a pocket, which is seen as an explanation for the suicide.
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Moose Jaw
Fisherman Reel Adventure Near Foxboro
Porter Wright of Foxboro went fishing at Belleville on August 22 and caught a quirky tally including three mud-cats a sucker part of a bicycle wheel an eel two turtles a perch another mud-cat and a half pound bass with another line attached before he quit the outing.
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Belleville
Ont
Porter Wright
Foxboro
Detroit voters reject real estate tax budget cap plan
By a decisive margin of better than three to one, Detroit residents defeated a proposal from real estate groups to limit the city tax budget to 61 million dollars.
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Detroit
South Africa UK Pact Aims At Wider Trade Flow
A Saturday pact between South Africa and the United Kingdom mirrors the Anglo Canadian treaty. It commits SA to grant preferences for British manufactured goods and secures a favorable market for copper fruit maize dairy asbestos wine and other products. It sets special rules on sugar wine tobacco and non self governing colonies with a five year term and possible termination on six months notice.
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Ottawa
South Africa
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Conaynt
Canada
Ilia
Union of South Africa
Tanganyika
Cameroons
Togoland
South West Africa
Air Derby heats up as fleets near finish in Cleveland
Two fleets from the Atlantic and Pacific totaling nearly 100 aircraft entered the second lap of the 2360 mile trans continental Air Derby. The cross country race will conclude at Cleveland airport on Saturday as a key event in the National air races.
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Cleveland
Atlantic
Pacific
Endurance Flight Records Smashed by Women Flyers
Valleystream New York August 22 Mrs Frances Marsalis and Mrs Louise Thaden shattered the endurance flight record for women by surpassing 123 hours set by Bobby Trout and Edna May Cooper. They reached 188 hours in the air by 9 am completing the feat.
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Valleystream
N.Y
Frances Marsalis
Louise Thaden
Bobby Trout
Edna May Cooper
E. Pr
Alberta Leads in Record Grain Shipments
Western grain history was made as Canadian Pacific Railway lines marketed 5,657,000 bushels from Aug 1 to Aug 19 1932, with Manitoba 2,334,000 Saskatchewan 876,000 and Alberta 2,447,000 bushels, an 87 percent rise from last year. Alberta set a 24 hour mark at over one million bushels.
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Winnipeg
Western
Canadian Pacific Railway
H. C. Taylor
Winni Peg
Mr. Taylor
Prairies
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ukraine Harvest May Not Be Garnered
Moscow reports mention 100000 shock brigades of peasants organized in Ukraine to speed the harvest which remains behind 1931 progress. Pravda calls for faster field work before cool weather. By Aug 8 only 128,612,500 acres or 62.8 percent of the town area had been harvested versus 155,222,500 or 71.4 percent a year earlier.
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Moscow
Ukraine
Krakow
Pravda
Court Lets Youngstown Sheet and Tube Avoid Legal Fees
The seventh district court of appeals ruled that Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company need not pay about 1 million dollars in lawyers fees arising from Cyr us Eaton of Cleveland leading the fight to block a merger between the company and Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Youngstown, Sheet and Tube Company
Cyrus
Cee Pees Take Intermediate Championship
Cee Pees won the Alberta Intermediate Championship Sunday at Strathmore by defeating Strathmore 9 to 6. Wockeroth in the box for the Cee Pees struck out nine and allowed five singles. The team played errorless baseball behind Vockerath with no errors. A risky double play kept the final margin safe.
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Medicine Hat
Pees
Alberta
Strathmore
Wockeroth
Cee Pees
Vockerath
Kaye Don Sets World Speed Record on Lake St Clair Test
Kaye Don drove his Miss England NT to a world speed boat record of 119 miles per hour during tests on the Harmsworth course in Lake St. Clair. The driver noted he aimed to regain the feel of the boat rather than race for a new mark.
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Detroit
Kaye Don
England
Harmsworth
Lake St. Clair
IRA Members Occupy Donaman Castle in Dublin Convention
About 200 IRA members entered Donaman Castle in Dublin during the night to convene their organization. The unoccupied building saw no resistance as the Government did not eject them. The castle had previously been held by Free State forces during past conflicts.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Donaman Castle
Republican Army
Free State
Free Staters
British Press Opinions Differ Very Widely on Ottawa Treaty
British newspapers react to the Empire trade agreements at Ottawa with divergent views. The Times praises anticipated trade preferences and tariff reductions within the Empire while warning critics will arise. The Manchester Guardian condemns the accord as disastrous and one sided, hindering tariff reductions.
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London
United Kingdom
Ottawa
the Times
Times
Manchester Guardian
Australia Britain treaty outlined in condensed summary
Ottawa Aug 21 condensation of the official summary of the Australia United Kingdom agreement notes similarities with the UK Canada pact but highlights differences in several articles. It covers free entry of Australian goods, imperial preference, schedule provisions, duties on imports of wheat copper lead and zinc, and regulations on frozen meat and ruminant exports.
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Ottawa
Australia
United Kingdom
U.K
Commonwealth of Australia
Grain Growers to Pay Five Percent Dividend
Calgary reporting that United Grain Growers Limited board approves a five percent dividend on paid up capital stock from profits of year ending July 31 1932. President S Law Winnipeg states bond interest fully met depreciation provided and surplus increased after dividend. Moderately warm temperatures noted.
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Calgary
Winnipeg
United Grain Growers Limited
First Woman Sentenced to Death in Samara Theft Case
Gribanova, a Ku Jak woman, becomes the first female to receive capital punishment under the jaw decree for thefts from collectives. She is to be shot after conviction for stealing grain near Osinovica village.
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Samara
U.S.S.R
Gribanova
Osinovica
Canada Gains New Preferences Under UK Trade Pact
Ottawa reports broad new preferences for Canadian products under the UK trade agreement. Lumber retains 10 percent while many items gain higher rates. Officials and industry leaders expect revived lumber demand and increased exports to Britain.
Western provinces seek meeting on unemployment in Calgary
Premier Bennett may visit August 28 as discussions begin in Ottawa. Minister George Hoadley will arrange a West Canada conference with provincial and city representatives to address unemployment. The meeting location and date are tentative for late August or early September in Calgary.
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Calgary
George Hoadley
St ‘Agriculture
Alberta
Gt. Prégent
Ottawa
Minster
J.B. Brownlee
Mr. Hoadley
New Zealand adapts UK Canadian treaty clauses
The report notes New Zealand follows the UK-Canadian model with variations, substituting New Zealand for Canada in articles two and three while keeping article one identical. The fourth article of the agreement concerns frozen mutton lamb and beef and references a letter dated August 19, 1082 from JG Coates MP to Stanley Baldwin.
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Ottawa
United Kingdom
New Zealand
U. K
Coates M.P
Stanley’Baldwin
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Neville Chamberlain
Cronau
Prairie Provinces
Dominions
British Columbia
J. T. M. Anderson
Premier Bennett May Center
West
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