Unclear front lines report and peace appeals in Italy
Fragmented dispatches describe battles near an Italian city as Mussolini defies a 52 nation embargo and warns workers against economic disruption. The British envoy delivers a new peace appeal to Mussolini amid cautious optimism and renewed warnings from Rome about the cost of embargoed oil.
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IL Duce
Mussolini
Ababa
Isis
Ita
Ain
Heeeiane
Boweiler
London
C.P
Mary
Ll Dicé
Eric, Drummond
Italy
KROWN
Oagon
Rome
C. P
Banctilina
Chamber of Deputies
Georges Goyondessye
Conyright Havas
Yan American Field Hospital
Alberta establishes provincial bureau of Welfare and Relief
Edmonton announces a provincial bureau of Welfare and Relief under A. Mackenzie, chairman of the Alberta Relief Commission. Mackenzie will head the new bureau in addition to his relief duties, with no salary increase or staff expansion, to better coordinate relief work and government efforts.
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Edmonton
Bureau of Welfare and ‘Relief
Mackenzie
Manning
Com
Spqgn
Cairo University Students Clash With Police at Giza Bridge
A crowd of about one thousand Cairo University students clashed with police at the Giza Bridge for about thirty minutes. Dozens on both sides were beaten and knocked down, but no serious injuries were reported as officers dispersed the crowd.
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Cairo
C.P
Cairo University
Giza Bridge
Unemployment in Canada Reaches Post Depression Peak
Ottawa reports unemployment in Canada at the highest level since 1930. Over 1,000,000 Canadians still receive direct relief as public works spur some activity, while drought relief in Saskatoon’s region has faded from figures. The Canadian Welfare Council warns that rising relief costs and broader social dependence have grown in urban centers over the past year.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canadian Welfare Council
Yionths
Welfare Council
Saskatchewan
Laval wins confidence vote in dramatic French chamber
Premier Laval secured a decisive 351 to 219 confidence vote as the Chamber reconvened amid fascist pressure. He pledges to disarm leagues and pursue a free hand in negotiating the Italo Ethiopian dispute with Britain. The franc rose 5 percent, closing at 15.125 francs per dollar.
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Paris
Hayas
Laval
Chamber of de- Buha
France
EBL Limph
Sir Liauel
Heare
Calgary Oil Stocks Rally At Calgary Exchange
Sudden interest in Alberta stocks lifted the Calgary stock exchange yesterday with near capacity crowd. Profit taking followed a short late advance as some issues fell slightly while others climbed. Total sales reached 61 982 shares after a brisk morning session. Royalite shares traded at 29 in contrast to 24 75 a week earlier.
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Calgary
C.P
Alberta
Pete Pees
Royalite
Regina Riot Royal Commission Hears Witnesses
The Royal Commission into the Regina Dominion Day riot resumes with about 40 witnesses to be heard. Chief Justice J T Brown notes speed over delay and the hearing may adjourn on December 20 for holidays. Total costs to date are about £7000 as the inquiry enters its fourteenth day.
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Adee Regina
Dee
de Pam
Uip
J. T. ‘Brown
Royal ‘Commission
Regina
Dominion
Tourigny
Vincial
Livestock market update from Calgary stalls
The Calgary livestock market reports mixed receipts on Friday with cattle and calves listed, sheep and hogs noted. Prices shown include 6.65 for select hogs and 3% for other grades amid a steady hog market. weather and foggy conditions noted.
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Calgary
Ree Scows AG
Teuch
Advance Field Steady Yesterday Amid Profit-Taking
Market activity shows the field steady yesterday as investors engaged in profit-taking. Analysts noted several issues affecting sentiment while traders waited for clearer cues on next moves.
City meeting votes in late campaign as candidates speak
A crowded forum closed with mayoral race chatter and bloc support. A. A. He Reilly and L. Sharland were nominated as chairman and presiding officer. J. A. King highlighted council service while Social Credit and Citizens groups debated sponsorship of candidates.
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A. E. Marshall
Junni Soeral de Fig
Tainor
Préhide
Teethie
Ae Akaptheet Py A
J.a.i King
Social Credit
Citizens Committee
Citizens, Committee
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Citizenia
Spandidates
King
Ireland Defeated by New Zealand in Rugby Test
New Zealand edged Ireland 17 to 9 in a rugby test as the Wing iDUBL R ec.7 and the All Blacks trio led the attack. Slater and Ricks starred for the visitors while Ireland fought back with fierce defense.
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Idubl R Ec
C.P
Imatch
Slater
All
Ricks
Ireland
Japanese Treaties Progress Across Trade Talks
Prime Minister Mackenzie King says real progress is being made toward four settlements by year end in the Canada Japan trade dispute. Prohibitive surtaxes on commodities were set by Canada and Japan last summer after demands for tariff concessions. Since the new government took office there have been seven communications toward a promise agreement to remove surtaxes and resolve remaining trade obstacles.
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Dee'6
C-P
Mackenzie King
Canada
Japan
Bennnett
A.com
Ottawa clarifies Riddell oil sanction proposal stance
Ottawa states that it did not adopt and has no intention of extending sanctions to oil coal and iron. Prime Minister Mackenzie King said the Geneva suggestion by Dr Walter A. Riddell was only a proposal for consideration at the proper time. He noted initial misimpression abroad that Canada had taken the initiative. The government issued a corrective statement through Ernest Lapointe saying Riddell spoke for himself not the government.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Walter
AL Riddell
Geneva
Mackenzie King
King
An.c
Italy
Dr. Riddell
Canada
Alberta debt plan aims to balance budget amid bonds
A Ottawa letter notes Alberta Premier Aberhart seeks debt adjustment for the province. It discusses issuing perpetual securities or serial bonds with sinking funds, proposes favorable interest rates, and calls for Dominion support to balance the budget without new taxes.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Apellart
Atbelta
I Bhe
Albérta
Oribe
Imperial
Aberhart
Deaglérs’ Association
Canada
Pera
Hepburn
Ontario
Abernadt
Wade
Dominion
Beanie mi Union
Social Credit
Dominion governments aim to tackle shared problems at Ottawa
A fragmented, hard to read OCR message references a December alert in Ottawa and a Dominion conference. It notes leaders intend to get down to core issues, align taxation stance, and unify positions across governments to address common challenges.
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Ottawa
Pilovm
CIA
Dominion
Doiron Biovircial
Heavy vote expected atAdvance poll in Maryland area
Reports indicate a heavy voter turnout at the Advance poll in Maryland last night with 84 votes counted and anticipation of the heaviest turnout in years. Election watchers expect a strong afternoon and evening surge, predicting a large total by Monday.
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