Canada to terminate 1922 trade pact with France
Paris reports Canada will end the 1922 Canada France convention. Minister Roy notified France of six months notice, so the treaty ends June 16 next. Ottawa confirms willingness to negotiate a new accord benefiting both nations.
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Paris
Canada
France
Phiilipe Roy
Department of Foreign Affairs
Te Dominice
Fresnch
Britain
Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
Canada-France
Paria
European Storm Sweeps Across The Continent
A severe storm battered Europe with floods and cold waves. Maritime losses included a Latvian coast wreck with seven drowned and a Stockholm Archipelago sinking with one life. Odessa’s Witch foundered near Smyrna as six other vessels were driven ashore. Northern Algeria faced floods. lines and railways failed, towns isolated. London and Paris posted record cold as widespread inundations and rescue efforts continued.
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Lonidon
Europe
Bee
Baltic Sea
Libau
Latvia
Stockholm
Odessa
Smyrna
Aegean Sea
Algeria
Alk
Hougetops
Aberia
Bank clearings mixed this week and last year totals
Clearing house returns show this week at 20429 dollars and last week at 282 dollars. Figures for this week last year reach 407.3 dollars.
Soviet plans for Yarm exhibit in Dominion drawn up
Moscow reports the agriculture commission announced an exhibition of Union agricultural products to be held in Canada in 1932. Organized by the Lenin Agricultural Academy, the exhibit will be among six sent to Germany and one each to France, Italy and Turkey, with similar events planned across the USSR next year. Ottawa notes minister Robert Weir had no comment on the dispatch.
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Moscow
Commissarat of Agriculture
Union
Canada
Lenin Agricultural Academy
Germany
France
Saly
Turkey
U.S.S.R
Ottawa
Robert Weir
Weir
Churchill to Leave Lenox Hill Hospital in Ten Days
Doctors say Winston Churchill may be discharged from Lenox Hill Hospital within ten days if his steady improvement continues. The former British prime minister is reported to be recovering well amid fair and mild weather.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Lenox Hill Hospital
Railway Unions Silent on Vote Returns Amid Mounting Uncertainty
Montreal December report details Labour Department reply to protests by mining trades employees over wage and policy moves. Communication with Acting Minister W A Gordon indicated a reply was en route as 27 000 locomotive engineers conductors and others await a decision on the dispute and potential wage cuts.
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Labor
W. A. Gordon
Ward
General Conference
Femen
Telesrappere
Jacaynton
Bhip
B Both Rai
Condorence
Vauxhall Man Wins Multiple Honors at Calgary Poultry Show
Van Wyck of Vauxhall showcased Jersey Black Giants winning first and champion for cockerels, and multiple top spots for hens and pullets. His birds have previously entered shows and even been sent to China, reflecting ongoing success at poultry exhibitions.
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van Wyck
Vauxhall
Black Giants
Calgary
wély @ plabe
Arelbial Poultey A
Poultey
China
Jim How
Num Wah Café
Pola Negri Undergoes Operation in Santa Monica
Santa Monica California December 16 Pola Negri motion picture actress underwent a serious operation late Wednesday doctors later said her condition was good though the operation was for an intestinal obstruction that left her in a critical state.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Pola Negri
Miss Negri
R.K.O. Studios
Bank of Montreal Unveils New Note Series Portraits
Bank of Montreal issues new circulating notes in denominations 5 10 20 50 and 100. The first issue under President Sir Charles Gordon GBE features his portrait and signature, with General Managers W A Bog on the 5 and 100 notes and Jackson Dodds on the 10 20 and 50 notes. Aside from portraits the design closely follows prior notes.
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Bank of Montreal
Sir Charles Gordon
G.B.E
W. A. Bog
Jackson Dodds
Air Mail Timetable Note From Historic Flight Segment
Eastbound Boeing CFAMQ arrived at 23 40 with pilot Farrington. Westbound CFAPY arrived at 02 55 with pilot Ashton. Laird noted as westbound in the same fragment.
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Farrington
Laird
Ashton
Christmas Charity Items and Local Organizations Notice
Fragmented OCR shows multiple groups and firms listed with sums such as 3.00 15.00 100.00 and 80.00. Entities include Kiwanis Club Rotary Club Order of Eastern Star Knights of Columbus and Star organizations with mentions of hotels Safeway store and bakeries in Riverside Montreal and Los Angeles contexts.
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Operatic’ Society
Masonie
Beny and
Soh
L.A
Montreal
Bank
Kiwanis Glib
Union Wien Knights
Columbus
Cecill
Crystal A Baker Sun
Col’n Riverside
Nesses of
Sausages City Cafe
Order of Eastern Star
Rotary Club
Freihoan’s ‘Grocery
Sy.tere
Japan expands control as Manchuria faces reform
Dispatches report Japanese forces driving Chinese irregulars from Machiatsai near Tiehling with 34 Chinese fatalities and eight prisoners, while Japan tightens civil administration in Manchuria. Japanese advisers occupy key economic and political posts in Kirin and Engtien. rail lines and electric power markets come under Japanese supervision. Marshal Chang Hsenh-Liang resigns as Manchuria commander and signals withdrawal plans to reposition within the Great Wall.
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Peiping
China
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Manchuria
Chang Tse-Hsing
Kirin
Mukden
Machiatsai
Tiehling
Santeymen
Engtien
Japan
Changchun
Ssupingkai
Angatchi Jines
Hailungcheng
Peiping-Mukden
Tahushan
Tungliao
Sbatics
Chang Haueh-Liahg
Chang Heueh- Liang
Chinchow
Great Wall
Lisotung
Army fliers die in double plane crash near New Baltimore
Dec 17 reports from Detroit area say three or possibly four army flyers from 21st Field were killed at 2 p.m. in a two plane crash near New Baltimore. Wreckage with two planes and three bodies was found. It was believed two men were in each plane though names and accident details were not yet available.
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Mich
Attempted arson at church in Grand Forks B C
Police report an attempted arson at a church in Grand Forks British Columbia with limited details on suspects or motive. Investigators are reviewing security footage and interviewing witnesses as the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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B.C
Grand Forks
Banks Fail Across New England Amid Withdrawals
Across New England banks face closures as deposits drain away. The Calais Maine branch of International Trust and Banking closes after heavy withdrawals as savers shift funds to Canadian banks. Lowell Trust Company suspends, followed by Middlesex National Bank. State Bank Commissioner takes charge at the request of officers. this marks the twelfth New England bank closure in three days.
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St. Stephen
N.B
Calais
International’ Trust, ‘and Banking Corposation
United States
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Trust Company
Massachusetts
Federal National Bank of Boston
Flowers At Rosery A Beautiful Light Display At Greenhouses
Flowers At Rosery showcase chrysanthemums and poinsettias as Medicine Hat Greenhouses plans a Visitors Day. Manager Mr Ware opens displays for public viewing before Christmas orders are cut in. Roses, carnations, azaleas, cyclamen, and ferns add color as thousands of plants await Christmas deliveries.
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Medicine Hat
Ware
Bennett statement echoes Canadian crisis notes
Fragmentary note from London dated December 17 reports a Bennett statement amid ongoing Canadian crisis discussions. Details are sparse, with incomplete lines referencing Sloak and a brief firepower note, reflecting wartime communication limits.
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London
Canadian Press
Bennett
Germany Faces Setbacks in Reparations Plea
Basel report shows sub committee of the Young Plan advisers recalculated Germany's debts and balance. They peg annual payments below prior figures, citing a total owed around 337.5 million dollars and short-term debt far under earlier estimates, while investment abroad is deemed richer than Wiggin's 2.195 billion.
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Basel
Switzerland
Germany
Fede
Young Plan - Advisory
Reich
Ans
Carl Melcin
Young Plan Committee
Melchior
Maurice Frere
Belgium
Albert H. Wiggin
Walter. Laxton
Alberta Livestock Board Dissolved After One Year
The Alberta Livestock Development Board will be discontinued after a year of operation. Its functions will transfer to the Dominion Agricultural Credit Company. Hon. George Hoadley reports the new credit company, with J. F. Percival as chairman, will take over roles previously held by the provincial board, with Andrew Gilmour and Norman Clarke among the remaining members.
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Edmonton
Alberta Livestock Development Board
Dominion Agricultural Credit Company
George Hoadley
Jts
J. F. Percival
Andrew Gilmour
Ladombe
Norman Clarke
Didebury
Alberta motor license fees to rise for 1932 end year
Alberta motorists face a raise in motor car license rates for 1932 after a flat six dollar reduction in 1931. If the scale is raised the government could gain at least 500000 dollars in revenue next year, according to current reports.
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Fronton
Alberta
Chinese court accuses Japan of firepower injuries
A fragmented report from Nanking indicates a Japanese attack caused injuries by gunfire as a legal action proceeds. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Japan
Monarch Team Player History Book Noted in Medicine Hat
A fragmentary note mentions an event at a rink during Christmas days. It references a hockey book tracking twelve current Monarch players and their history with the Medicine Hat team since starting.
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Monarch
Ual
oanFles
Alberta Provincial Police Parade Day Entry
Fragmentary note records a provincial police event with mentions of Alberta and a parade or procession. Difficult to extract full details due to missing context and garbled text.
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Yarm
Dominion
Churchill
Department of ‘Labor
Cangdiad National
AIR Mail News
Berlin
Alberta Livestock Board
Kainaent
Pra
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