Canada fixes duties on US fruits to curb dumping
Ottawa announces new fixed values for duty on fruits and vegetables imported from the United States to prevent dumping. Minister Ryckman sets specific per pound and per box rates for items like apples cabbage and peaches, with values to be used under the Customs Act until further order. Vancouver reports the reform will shift pricing and benefit Canadian fruit houses and officials.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
E. B.ryckman
National Revenue
House of Cemons
Cn LO Divel
Ryckman
City Ambulance Shortage Triggers Public Outcry
A local writer laments a faltering ambulance service after a patient collapse and delayed air transfer to a hospital. He notes missed warnings, calls for urgent investment, and vows to push authorities to fix the system for families at risk.
King Elected to High Office at Western Canada Kiwanis
Andrew Whyte of Edmonton was elected governor for the Western Canada district at the Kiwanis convention in Fort William. Other officers named include F Taylor for Manitoba Ontario, J W Whyte for Saskatchewan, and J A King for Alberta. The 1932 convention will be in Saskatoon and the 1933 gathering in Winnipeg.
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Fort William
Andrew Whyte
Edmonton
Western Canada
Kiwanis Clubs
Whyte
D. R. Harrison
Arthur
Manitoba-Ontario
F. Taylor
Boniface
Man
Saskatchewan
J. W. Whyte
Swift Current
Alberta
J. A. King
Medicine Hat
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Big Amateur Production Aunts Lucia at Empress Theatre
Canadian Legion reports full readiness for the big amateur production Aunt Lucia at the Empress Theatre on Thursday and Friday nights. The story centers on Kerry Watson misidentified as Aunt Lucia, with Norman White and Bob McNish as supporting players. The show promises plenty of humor and a happy ending with a forged telegram and a wedding.
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Canadian Legion
Lucia
Empress Theatre
Canada
Kerry Watson
Bryan Shellon
Florida
Dick and
George
Norman White
Bob McNish
Jerry
Sid
Empess Theatre
Jigat
Plagle
Slick Estate Probated In Shastod Pa
An estate valued at 75 000 000 was probated today in Shastod Pennsylvania. The late owner, known as Slick, was a reputed wealthiest independent oil operator and famed orator. The estate was said to be disposed of in the war of toons, a phrase likely garbled in the OCR.
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Shastod Pa
Unable to extract a clear headline from the provided text
The readable fragment mentions an assistant manager and a drowning report linked to Sandy Lake but the text is garbled. No verifiable names, dates, or locations beyond Sandy Lake can be confidently identified.
Unknown attack on U S A gunboat reported abroad
Fragmentary report indicates an American gunboat was attacked by Red forces during a parade or demonstration abroad. Details are unclear due to the damaged text and missing names. The event is noted with August references but lacks verifiable specifics or location.
Railway chief to visit city for Hat Medicine Hat line talks
Warren vice president and general manager of the Canadian National Railways will arrive tomorrow on No 1. He will be met by City Council and Chamber of Commerce members and many citizens to discuss completing the Hatina Medicine Hat branch to connect with the north country and improve markets for farming districts. A 6 30 dinner at the Assiniboia Hotel will honor Mr Warren.
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Warren
Western Region
Canadian National Railways
C.N.R
Chamber of Commerce
Hatina
Medicine Hat
Jin
Ganaguin
National Railways
Medicine “Hat
Assiniboia Hotel
Air maneuvers bring heavy losses in France and Dijon
Reported crashes during maneuvers near Chartres and Dijon claim several aviators killed. One plane fell onto a street near Ghayannes destroying three houses. two crew survived by parachute. Military losses include multiple officers and wireless operators in separate incidents across France.
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Chartres
Rance
Ghayannes
Dijon
France
Sete
Aj Gaitora
Chavannes
Ghartrod
Matthew Snow Dies Sudden. Winnipeg Grain Official
Matthew Snow a member of the Board of Grain Commissioners in Winnipeg died suddenly from sunstroke. Born in Edinburgh in 1858, he moved to Winnipeg in 1880, farmed in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and served on the commission since 1923 despite reorganizations.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Matthew Snow
Board of Grain Commissioners
Snow
Edinburg
Land
Askirk
Roxborough
Ustin
Wolseley
Sask
Beaverbrook Taken Aboard Yacht in Dover Harbor
Lord Beaverbrook proprietor of the London Daily Express and a key figure in the Empire free trade movement fell ill aboard his yacht at Dover. He reportedly suffers from head poisoning and received treatment when the vessel docked. Dr Wilson of St Mary’s Hospital and Dr Laird from Dover attended him, with the yacht remaining in the harbor.
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Dover
Eng
Lord Beaverbook
London Daily Express
Empire Free Trade Movement
Pr. Wilson
St. Mary’s Hospital
London
Duck Hunting Not To Be Mechanizer Bet
A scrambled OCR fragment notes a debate about duck hunting restrictions or mechanisms. The readable phrases reference a stance against a mechanized approach and mention regional names and dates, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Unclear Roles
Fragmentary text mentions unclear roles and acronyms CHIRA Als BRIA and TF vegans with no coherent event or identifiable entities. The passage lacks concrete actions, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a factual summary. No distinct outcome or subject is evident.
Indian National Congress leaders arrested in Delhi processions
Delhi reports that fifteen AICC leaders were arrested for forming a procession tied to the Indian Nationalist flag day. V J Patel, former legislative assembly president, among those detained, with police clashing and several injured during the arrests. Eph. sentenced to four months rigorous imprisonment.
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Delhi
India
All
India Congress
Maliviya
N.mehta
Sir ¢ Manubhal
Bua
Anu
all-Indiational Congress
Eph
Great Advance In Medicine Forecast
A British Medical Association meeting heard Lord Dawson of Seatown predict major progress in medicine. He cited convalescent serum as already improving infections and suggested it would advance immunity to yellow fever measles and other diseases. Vaccination could let children attend school during inoculations.
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Ascov
Dawson
Seatien St Nett
Anneal Zee
British ‘Medical'Association
Jeved
George
England
Unclear OCR fragment prompts terse summary
Readable elements describe a vague harbor scene with a plane and fishery terms. No clear names, dates, or events are present to identify a person, place, or organization. The text remains too fragmentary for a concrete news item or headline.
Halifax Harbor Commission Resigns Citing Harbor Interests
Charles Ackhurst and John Arp. members of the Halifax Harbor Commission resign citing need for an incoming administration to take over. Peter R. Jack, former chairman, resigned after running for Halifax County in the last Dominion election but was defeated. The commission formed in 1928 faced a planned government replacement as part of a governor in council move.
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Halifax
N.S
Charles W. Ackhurst
John
Hali R Caeitay Sion
Ig Po Usdatenen Neey
Achiev Aed
Ampie
Sverkigd
Board of Commissioners
Peter R. Jack
Halifax County
Halifax Harbor
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