Yugoslavia Halts Deportation Of Hungarians Amid League Talks
Reports say Yugoslavia and Hungary reached a principle agreement over the murder of King Alexander at Marseilles. The League of Nations to discuss the plan for a rigid investigation and potential punishment of those linked to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
C.P
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Alexander
Marseilles
League of Nations Council
Nicolas Titulescu
Romania
Council
Belgrade
A.P
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
Paul
Szeged
Great Britain
France
Marseille
Associate Press
Europe
Italy
Alberta motorists press dust free trans Canada highway plan
A B Mackay of Calgary urged building a dust free trans Canada motor highway linking Alberta trunk routes to the U S border at the Alberta Motor Association annual meeting in Calgary. Resolutions backed all weather links from Medicine Hat to Wild Horse and connections to the Montana line, plus promoting Elkwater park in Cypress Hills and early licensing reforms with year round operation. Mackay was re elected president for the sixth straight year with C Beny of Medicine Hat among provincial directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
C.P
United States
Alberta
A. B. Mackay
Alperta Motor. Association
Phusto
Medicine Hat
Wild Horse
Montana
Havre
Elkwater Park
Cypress Hills
Dominion ‘Parks Department Inc
Mackay
C. Beny
Trapped In Well Near Greystones
Rescue workers near Greystones faced a collapsing shaft as Joseph O Leary, buried for over 42 hours, was seen with only his feet visible under a mass of stones. A priest was lowered into the shaft and gave conditional absolution as another cave‑in worsened the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P
Joseph O'Leary
O'Leary
Sir James O Grady Dies at 68 in Falkland Islands
London dispatch reports Sir James O Grady aged 68, a former sat of the Falkland Islands, dead. Details remain sparse as the obituary notes his service and residence prior to his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. P. Cable
Sir James O'Grady
Sat
The
Falkland Islands
Low Advance Poll Attendance in Civic Elections
The advance poll saw only 42 ballots cast, far below last year's turnout. Voters at city polls were light by noon but expected to rise in the afternoon and evening, with many citizens likely to vote later.
Canadian Grain Rates Seen Favoring Prairie Exports
Canadian farmers may benefit from higher export demand for feed grain as Ottawa considers adjusting export and domestic shipping rates. A Prairie transfer point like Moose Jaw is viewed as a key comparison point for potential rate changes to U S destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Point
Fort William
Alberta
Vancouver
San Francisco
U.S
Moose , Jaw
Sask
Fort: William
Moose
Jaw
Minneapolis
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
United ‘States
Iit
De Valera Proposes Amendments to Free State Citizenship Bill
Dublin reports that Eamon De Valera has asked two amendments to the Irish Free State citizenship bill. One ends the free state's application of common law on British nationality. the other says Free State natives do not automatically gain another citizenship. The measure aims to grant Irish Free State citizenship recognized globally. Mr. Thomas notes the bill does not seek to strip British nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
C.P
J. H. Tagee
Bracken Announces Dominion Prairie Drought Lands Plan
Premier John Bracken stated on returning from the east that the Dominion government will reclaim drought lands in the prairie provinces in concert with prairie administrations. A conference of premiers is likely to be held in Regina before year-end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das
C.P
Snage Aeeg
Prairie
John Bracken
Manitoba
Regina
Mr. Bracken
Tuberculosis Cure Report Sparks Denver Controversy
Governor Ed Johnston indicated Denver physicians achieved a claimed TB cure via inoculating convicts with live tuberculosis bacilli to immunize them. The governor said he was informed the bacilli failed to cause disease, suggesting immunity from the serum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cambious
Ed. C. Johnston
Denver Physiang Hay
Grain strike winds down as Mundare open haul resumes
Edmonton reports the grain strike that began November 6 and spread to 23 points moved toward a close as Mundare resumes open hauling. By five o clock only five points withheld deliveries, with organizers vowing to strike again next year if their demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
C.P
Mundare
United States Plans Big Navy Construction Drive
Washington officials study accelerated navy shipbuilding for the next fiscal year as Japan threatens to denounce disarmament treaties. If the treaty collapses, Representative Carl Vinson will push to maintain a five to three ship ratio, allowing the U S to build more cruisers destroyers submarines and a carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Washington
A.P
United States Navy
Navy
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Trade barriers must be removed to spur recovery says Coleman
D C Coleman senior vice president of the Canadian Pacific Railway told the Forenta Railway Club on Saturday that removing international trade barriers is vital to lift the world from depression. He warned exchange restrictions quotas import prohibitions and state intervention hinder recovery and urged a review of such measures. Public opinion in many countries is already moving toward removing these barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C. P
D. C
Coleman
RAF bomber collision kills three over Warwickshire
London December 9. Two Royal Air Force men and a civilian pilot died when an Air Force bomber collided with a civilian plane over Castle Bromwich Warwickshire. Flying Officer Barnaby and the private pilot Fr Smith were killed outright. Hardie died later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P. Havas
Royal ‘Air Force
An. Air ‘Force
Castle’ ‘Bromwich
Warwickshire
Barnaby
Lane
Fr Smith
Eriensty Nju
Marie Dionne Quintuplet's Tumor Needs Further Treatment
Associated Press reports from Baltimore dated December indicate Marie Dionne, the smallest quintuplet, may require more treatment for a tumor on her right thigh after Dr. Diamond Kelly, son of Dr. Howard Kelly, was notified by Dr. Dafoe, the babies’ physician. The growth shows activity but is not malignant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Drimond Kelly
Johns. Hopkins University
D . Dafoe
Kellys
Marie
Zon
Christmas Cheer Drive Gathers for Unemployed Families
A community appeal outlines donations to the Christmas Cheer Fund to aid unemployed families. Generous individuals and local businesses list contributions including cash, bread, and goods. The drive seeks professional support to boost totals amid a slow year and invites further subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Turner
Martyn Oliver
Bullivant
Lang
Bros. Bonee
Macdonald’s Cons
Beny.&Son Ltd
Richardson's Bakery
Rotary Club
J. Re
Bae Ier
B. of
L.E
Teco
Murray
C.E.S
David Bayne
Dominion reform talks clash with provincial rights in Ottawa
Ottawa reports no revival of the Dominion provincial conference on amendments to the British North America Act. Prominent Canadians urge constitutional changes, notably Manitoba's John Bracken proposing a single national clearing house for agricultural research and drought relief, and Senator W A Buchanan seeking broader provincial input in Senate appointments. Parliament to debate unemployment insurance and social measures opening in January, with Bennett possibly signaling dates and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
R. B. Bennett
John Bracken
Manitoba
W. A. Buchanan
Ethbridge
Gravelbourg Lawyer Found Dead in Weyburn Hotel Room
J. R. Crepeau a prominent Gravelbourg lawyer was found dead in a Weyburn hotel room on Saturday. Police and coroner were notified. doors were locked from inside and a revolver lay nearby as a jury prepared to investigate the suspected self infliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyburn
Sagk
C.P
J. R. Crepeau
Gravelbourg
Crepeau
Forlund
H.S. Good
Nobel Prizes Awarded To Henderson And Angell For Peace
Oslo reports two Britons named Nobel Peace Prize honorees for 1933 and 1934. Arthur Henderson receives the 1934 prize for leadership in the disarmament conference, while Sir Norman Angell, famed publicist, is awarded the 1933 prize for his antiwar writings and the foreseen drive toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
C.P. Cable
Arthur Henderson
Norman ‘Angell
Norman Angell
Cold Burman Weather Rises In Rangoon Week
Rangoon reports warmer conditions as a cold spell ends. Temperatures rose about 59 degrees during the week, easing the usual tropical climate in Burma's capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Rangoon
Late Conan Doyle Still In Touch with Family
Associated Press reports Lady Conan Doyle in England says she and her children remain in constant communication with the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. She asserts they have 100 percent evidence of his optimistic care and knowledge of their lives since his death four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Conan Boyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
England
Joe
Morley resident recounts weight dispute at Bath division
A Morley resident from Dominion described a weight dispute at a Bath division sale. The account mentions manila bags and a demanded weight, noting a prevailing cost and a price around $10.99 per unit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific
Charles T. P. Ulm
Coast Guard
Honolulu
Beaver Eyes
Maui
Anthony Eden
Alta
Charlie Beny
Winnipeg
Canada
Yeas
Gove
de Valera
D. C. Coleman
H. ‘Warner Waid
Associated’ Press
Boy Scouts
C.G.I.T
Bracken
Buchanan
Chin
Halifax
Anne
Sir Norman Angell
Conan Doyle
Ae Sue
Sao Ate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!