Nova Scotia Liberal Sweep Ends Conservative Rule in Election
Nova Scotia returned 21 Liberal members to eight Conservatives with Angus L. MacDonald likely to become premier. Halifax South and Victoria seat results unsettled. Liberals led in Halifax and Cape Breton areas. C.C.L.F. fielded two candidates with weak totals. Harrington defeated. Hurricane approaching from Virginia Capes reported.
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Malifax
Nova Scotia
Guysboro
Halifax
Linenburg
Shelbourne
Yarmourly
Digby
Annapolis
Kings
Haris
Cumberland
Picton
Antigonish
Iverness
Cape Breton Centre
Cape Breton East
Richmond
Queens
Colchester
Cape Breton North
Cape Breton West
Cape Breton South
Victoria
Angus S. MacDonald
S. Herrington
Victoria County
Fr. N. Rhodes
Harrington
Percy (. Black
Joseph MacDonald
RK. Cameron
J. Currie
Mr. Currie
Liberals
Talifax
Lindsay Gardiner
Mast
John J. Free Iaser
Geoffrey Stevens
Stevens
Angus MacDonald
Dr. Murphy
MacDonald
James RB. McLachlan
Cape Greton Mast
C.clf
Daniel McKay
Dawn Fraser
Cape Breton
Angus L. MacDonald
Lethbridge Man May be Helped To Return Home
A wandering man from Lethbridge Alberta entered Canada House in London seeking help to return home. He had traveled about 900 miles to Scotland looking for work, but found none and was taken in by a Canada House official who will arrange support for his return.
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Lethbridge
London
Canada House
Alta
Scotland
Edmonton Cuts Non-Resident Outfitters Licenses
Edmonton officials announce reductions for the 1933 season lowering non-resident outfitters licenses from 100 to 50 and non-resident game bird licenses from 50 to 25 with other fees unchanged from 1932.
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Edmonton
Game Commissioner’s
Frontiers Tense as Austria Plans Army Buildup
Paris reports fear of Austro German frontier conflict grows as 6000 armed guards line the border. Dollfuss shifts to raise Austria’s army from 22000 to 30000 with backing from Britain, France, and Italy amid talks of economic union with Hungary Czechoslovakia and others. Reports also cite Nazi exiles and German broadcasts criticizing the Dollfuss regime.
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Paris
Austria
Nazi Party
Curmany
Hitler
Dollfguss
Germany
France
Engelbert Dollfuss
Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Hungary
Great Britain
Vienna
Dollfuss
Canadian government urged to use radio to build citizenship
The Times comments on Major Gladstone Murray’s British Broadcasting Corporation report, saying the current Canadian government intends to employ any instrument to foster a sense of common citizenship in Canada.
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London
Canada
The
Times Today
Gladstone Murray
British Broadcasting Corporation
Indian potentate to visit Quebec this week
Maharah of Berade Western India and Hindu faith leader Sir Say aji Rao UT GCLHe sails to Canada aboard the Pacific liner from Australia. He will attend a world religions conference in Chicago after arriving Friday. He was noted for wartime loyalty and contributions including war relief funds.
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Quebec
Sayaji Rao UT
L. G.clhe
Maharajah
Berade
Western India
Great Britain
Bkirapress
Australia
Itriday
Forest Fire Near Coalspur Brought Under Control
Alberta forest fire in Brazeau reserve near Coalspur, raging since Thursday, was controlled Tuesday night after 100 men fought it. Two-thirds inch rain eased danger, with northerly winds forecast and cooler conditions expected.
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Edmonton
Brazeau Reserve
Coalspur
Alberta
Provincial Forest Service
Air Route From Canada To East Africa Explored
The Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia will ship a valuable ornately bound book from Victoria to the Governor-General of the British East African colony in Nairobi to test air express routing from Canada to East and South Africa and the Near East via New York.
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New York
East
South Africa
Near East
British Columbia
Victoria
Kenya
Nairobi
Gandhi Freed and Ends Fast in Poona
Mohandas K. Gandhi was released unconditionally by the government in Poona India and immediately ended an eight day fast protesting government restrictions on campaigning for the untouchable class. The frail leader grew weaker but remained calm as a friend offered prayers on his behalf.
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Poona
India
Mohandis K. Gandhi
Gandhi
New Municipal Finance Plan Presented to Royal Commission
Regina Aug 25 A proposal by B J McDaniel for rural municipalities would hypothecate annual tax levies to banks as security for advances to run municipal functions The banks would lodge the hypothecation with the federal treasury and receive national currency equivalent to the advance The plan would set a statutory cost of 10 or 15 dollars to help western municipalities access funds before crop sales at lower rates than current bank charges Foroe Lindberghs Flight to Faroe Isles Report Copenhagen Aug 23 Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife left Aki Fjord Iceland and were said to be bound for the Faroe Isles
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Regina
Rankine
Thomas White
Dominion Finance
B. J. McDanniel
Association of Rural Municipalities
McDaniel
Lindberghs
Faroe
Copenhagen
Denmark
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aki Fjord
Iceland
Faroe Isles
Gold standard urged by Saskatchewan economist before federal banking board
Professor W. W. Swanson of the University of Saskatchewan told the royal commission on banking that Canada should restore the gold standard to regain confidence and stability. He warned against blind experimentation and noted distress among Saskatchewan farmers from drought and low prices. The commission adjourned for Regina sittings, with Winnipeg to follow if needed. Charles Calvin Weinberg, 78, of Braddock, Sask., is dead.
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Saskatoon
Royal Commission On Banking
Canada
W. W. Swanson
Department of Economics
Saskatchewan University
United States
Swanson
Commission
Lord MacMillan
Saskatchewan
Frank Ishnson
United Farms of Canada
Prairies
Dr. Swanson
Univeggity of Saskatchewan
Regina
Winnipeg
Charles Calvin Weinberg
Braddock, Sask
World Wheat Price Talks Stoke Yet Unresolved
London August 20 The World Wheat Conference postponed its reassembly after two days without agreement on the definition of a world price for wheat. The draft accord links tariff reductions to the world price, a key point in negotiations between exporting and importing nations.
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London
Stock Quotations From Calgary Oils and Canadian Firms
Stock quotations listing numerous companies and prices led by Calgary Oils A B Con and Ansconda with mixed gains and losses. Major names include Canadian Cement Canada Car Imperial Oil Ford of Canada Montreal Power and International Nickel. Market notes mention continued coverage on Page.
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C.P.R
Canada Cement
Canada Car
Preminion Stores
Pistilers Seagrams
Hiram Walker
International Nickel
Quebec Power
Steel of Canada
Can. Ind. Alcohol
Imperial Oil
International Pete
B.A. Oil
B.C. Power
Ford of Canada
Montreal Power
Smejtera
Shawinigan
Breweries & Distillers
Toronto Mines McIntyre
Lake Shore
Dominion Must Have an Outlet For Its Produce
A Canadian delegate warned at a round table in Banff that Canada risks becoming a proletarian country if markets for wheat timber and natural products close due to economic nationalism The discussion covered China Japan and Manchuria with comments on self sufficiency cooperation and export rationalization The talk also touched on India cotton and potential shifts in raw cotton trade and warned of rising economic blocs and nationalism within Canada
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Banff
Canada
Institute of Pacific Relations
China
Japan
Pacific
Russia
Manchuria
Simla
India
Chin
Chiago
Ottawa
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Naval and Weather Bureau
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Virginia Capes
W. C. Moffatt
World Wheat Conference
Fish and Game
Chicago
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Vancouver
Mannitoba
Houses OF Parliament
Victoria Tower
Lambeth Bridge
Westminster
Lambeth
East Africa
University Freeess
Chalias
Ogilvie Grain Dept
Chang Hsueh-Liang
England
Royal Air Force Station
Higgin Hill
Kent
Willcock
Crowe
H. 9. Duggan
Jas. Richardson & Sons, Ltd
Calgary Oils
A.B. Con
Ansconda
British Dominion
Calmont
Cal
Ed. Corp
Dalhousie
East Crest
Home
Mayland
McDougal Segar
New
McLeod
Model
Royaliie
Sterling Pacific
Montreal
Bell Telephone
Dominion
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