Medicine Hat Man Injured Two Killed and Another Hurt in Sunday Accident
A car crash near Macleod Alberta left Sergeant J Blacksidge and Constable Joseph Jarrell dead while Arthur Shankland and George Montgomery were seriously hurt. The four men were from Medicine Hat and Lethbridge, with Montgomery’s leg broken and Shankland in serious condition. An inquest was ordered as coroners officials sought the cause of the crash.
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Lethbridge
Joseph Farrell
Sergt. Blacksidge
Shankland
Montgomery
Macleod General Hospital
Macleod Wau
Macleod
Alta
J. Blacksidge
Joseph Jarrell
Arthur Ghankland
Cranbrook
George Montgome
Medicine Hat
J.c.leer
Moose Daw
Blacksidgye
Farrell
Montgomery Wee
Macleod Hospital
Kennedy
A. F. Grady
Gordon Stewart
Ralph Townsend
George Pringle
Fred Thael
H. J Christianson
J. H. Stockton
Tom Nicolls
Meburquhar
George Montgomery
Seventh Street
Kathleen
Steamer Aleutian Strikes Shoal Near Vancouver Island
The Alaska Steamship Company liner Aleutian struck a shoal at Jorgen's Point at the north end of Vancouver Island. Leaking in the engine room the double bottom and oil tanks, the ship was shortly afloat and today was returning to Seattle under convoy of the liner Victoria. It carried passengers.
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Seattle
Alaska
Steamship Company
Aleutian
Jorgen's Point
Vancouver Island
Victoria
General O Duffy eludes guards and holds secret meeting
In Ireland General O Duffy evaded a Civic Guard cordon during a downpour and addressed a secret Blue Shirt gathering in Brandon Beal Na Blath. President De Valera spoke at a rain-soaked mass as 500 Civic Guards and troops watched from positions around Cork.
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de Valera
Ireland
O’buffy
County Cork
Bandon
Wockstown
O'Duffy
Roosevelt orders quick credit medium for NRA firms
President Roosevelt directed the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to establish a medium for quick and temporary credit for NR A member firms to span the period between increased overhead and later return.
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Trde Park
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
N.R.A
Floods in Shantung Displace Millions Across Western Area
Governor reports Yellow River floods make 3,000,000 destitute in Western Shantung and 800 villages underwater. Moscow says London wheat pact boosts international cooperation. US consuls warn Americans to withdraw as fighting widens in northern Fukien Province.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Yellow River
Shanturng
New York
Moscow
New York Times
London
Foochow
China
Fukien
United States
Texas votes to repeal prohibition and legalize 3.2 beer
Returns from most Texas counties show 263,207 in favor of repeal and 158,150 against the federal prohibition amendment. Texas also votes 270,823 to 148,934 to amend the state constitution to legalize 3.2 percent beer, becoming the second state to ratify the repeal effort.
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Dallas
Tex
The
Dream
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Ovenl
United States
Weather bloom yields deadly English road crashes
London reports a sunny spell linked to twenty three deaths and many injuries in multiple English motor car accidents. A large share of victims were motorcyclists with pillion riders. Local wheat prices listed from Ogilvie grain dept with several futures and spot quotes.
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London
Ogilvie Grain Dept
Tree Planting Car Draws Crowds Across Southern Alberta
The Canadian Forestry Association tree planting car tours High River area along the Canadian Pacific Railway with 13 stops and 21 showings to 3 010 attendees. The traveling theatre presented over an hour and a half of moving pictures on forestry home beautification and shelter belts, plus two youth friendly comedies. The program includes features on Buffalo Park roundups, Grey Owl wildlife interest, Prince Albert National Park, and eastern Canadian trout streams. The visit list for Southern Alberta includes Coaldale Barnwell Taber Purple Springs Grassy Lake Burdett Bow Island Winnifred Whitla Sever Persons.
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Canadian Forestry Association
High River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Coalhurst
Canadian Pacific
Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Aree
Prince Albert National Fark
Astern Canada
Alberta
Coaldale
Barnwell
Taber
Purple Springs
Grassy Lake
Burdette
Bow Island
Winnifred
Whitla
Drought Relief Aid Planned for Western Canada
Winnipeg reports relief measures for Saskatchewan and Manitoba drought areas. Fodder and feed grains will ship at two thirds tariff rates and livestock to feeding points at half rate. Railways to move second hand clothing free to church groups or the Saskatchewan Relief Commission for use in distress areas. No rate cuts on cordwood or livestock to market centers.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Manitova
Manitoba
Canada
Saskatchewan Relief Commission
Argentine May Not Sign Wheat Pact in London Action
Buenos Aires reports Minister of Agriculture Dahan said Argentina may not sign the international wheat price-raising agreement approved by twenty one nations in London. He added that if the sacrifice promises future equivalent benefit the matter will be considered with the required serenity and urgency.
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Buenos Aires
Operator Leaped Before He Looked
In Moulins France Aug 28 a Paris Marseille air mail plane caught fire Sunday. Wireless operator Henri Roger bailed out by parachute and walked ten miles to Decize to report to the gendarmerie. The pilot extinguished the flames and landed at Bron airport near Lyons. Roger later caught a train to rejoin the plane.
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Moulins
France
Paris-Marseilles
Henri Roger
Decize
Bron
Lyons
Roger
Wheat Production Increases Face Export Slump
Washington reports bulging U S wheat crops pose a major issue despite London Pact actions. The Pacific Northwest and Southwest expect vast exportable surpluses while export movement slows and doubts rise over whether acreage reductions will offset nonparticipants plans to raise output.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agriculture Department
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
British Columbia delegates form Associated C C F Clubs
Delegates from 30 organizations in British Columbia representing the Co operative Commonwealth Federation Reconstruction Party and the Socialist Party decided to enter politics as the Associated C C F Clubs of British Columbia. Ex Reeve W A Pritchard of Burnaby was elected president of the new organization.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Reconstruction Party
Socialist Party
C.C.F. Clubs
W. A. Pritchard
Burnaby
Accident on the Vauxhall Road injures Mrs Mitchell
Mrs. David Mitchell suffered a severe cut to the nose from flying glass when a horse blocked the road on a Saturday evening drive home from the city. The car was driven by Charles Hansen. Adrienne Mitchell rode with them. Dr MacCharles attended and stitched the wound. Mrs Mitchell returned to Maple Avenue after being cared for by relatives.
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David Mitchell
Vauxhall
Charles Hansen
Mitchell
George Embree
Maple Ave
C. A. Richardson
Employment Gains Boost Canadian Industrial Payrolls
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 2400 more workers absorbed into Canadian industry in July. A survey of plants with 15 or more staff shows an August 1 payroll of 804 219, the highest in 12 months. From April to July 104 000 jobs added, index climbs from 76.0 to 87.1.
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Ottawa
Prss
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Rumored Alberta Union Tory Setup If Brownlee Quits
Edmonton speculation says Premier Brownlee seeks an exit while U F A tensions rise. Plan involves George Hoadley forming a camouflaged Union Tory government with Liberal cooperation limited to nonacceptance leaders and a strategy to back federal Conservatives and C C F in the next elections.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
U.F.A
Bennett
Alberta
Banking Commission
George Hoadley
Hoadley
Liberal Party
Ottawa
Headley
C.C.F
Okotoks
Social Service
D. M. Duggan
J. J. McLennan
Taber
Hugh C. Farthing
Calgary
Fred. J. White
Hugh W. Allen
Grande Prairie
Fred C
Sawmill Fire Destroys Kenora Keewatin Mill After 20 Idle Years
The Keewatin Lumber Company sawmill in Kenora, idle for two decades, was destroyed by a spectacular fire prompting emergency crews to battle the blaze. No injuries reported as investigators assess the site and cause.
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Keewatin Lumber Company
Kenora
France pledges to safeguard Austrian independence amid Austro German tensions
Austro German Paris reports link a Socialist warning of looming war with Daladier’s pledge to guarantee Austrian independence. The French premier says peace is the aim, yet France must ensure liberty by proving it can defend it. Angouleme legislators warn of war within weeks if Fascist control spreads to Austria.
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Paris
Austria
Daladier
France
Angouleme
Hitler vows Saar return and 1935 plebiscite forecast
At Niederwald Germany Adolf Hitler addressed up to 200000 supporters pledging Germany will not renounce Saar claims and expects residents to vote to rejoin the fatherland in 1935. He urged unity and warned opponents to honor treaties.
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Niederwald
Germany
Saar
Adolf Hitler
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Brit, Columbia
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