UFA caucus to keep CCF out of Alberta election
In Edmonton four UFA supporters discussed policy and agreed the CCF would stay out of Alberta's provincial race. A new platform aligned with UFA principles will be sent to the Calgary convention next month. Ottawa meanwhile reports W D Herridge urged calm economic debate and warned of disaster without reform. He spoke before the Ottawa Canadian Club in a speech noted for its political resonance.
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C.C.F
Calgary
Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Washington
W. D. Herridge
Ottawa Canadian Club
R. B. Bennett
Mackenzie ‘King
Robert Borden
Wes
Twins Born Sixty-Eight Hours Apart At Farm Home
Mrs. Pokornick gave birth to twin children about 68 hours apart at their rural farm near Pee-nat, with husband and neighbor present. Dr. Anderson delivered a girl weighing about five pounds, who died about 90 minutes after birth. the surviving twin boy and mother are reported in excellent condition.
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Vinario
Ililey
Pee Nat
Lau
Lué Iemory
Ninhg Uoctor, ‘He Movuer
Ee Lwaus
Walen Uleu Taleysla Nous Auter Pirta
J. Koxornick
Wila Fer Husoana
Elgil Cusuureu
Peat ‘Alley
Kivé Yeake-ugu
Berties
Paw
Anderson
Brooks
Ane Avowé
JongraiaLaaue
Betes
Buwin
Uo Uuelue
Nelynbor Womeid
Anderson Tuaay
State Representative Knox Dies From Lansing Fire Injuries
State Representative D Knox Hanna of Cuscola County Michigan died from injuries sustained in a hotel fire in Lansing early in the week. The blaze seriously damaged the hotel and prompted multiple evacuations and investigations.
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D. Knox, Hanna
Four Bronfman brothers top list in historic liquor fraud case
Montreal report says nineteen people including one woman face charges in a $5,000,000 liquor smuggling scheme defrauding Canadian governments. Sam Allan Harry and Abraham Bronfman are named as leaders and face cash bail set at 100,000 each with preliminary hearing scheduled for Friday.
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Brothers
Beatty outlines Canada's three great problems
Montreal December 16 E W Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific and chancellor of McGill University lists the fate of western Canada the railway question and the capital debt structure as the three big problems facing Canadians. He ties these to the social question and urges engineering students to engage in national affairs.
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Montreal
C.P
Western
Canada
Dominion
E. W. Beatty
K.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
McGill University
Principal Donald MacMillan Dead After Many Years
Regina school principal Donald MacMillan a native of Lake Ansley Nova Scotia has died after many years of service. He was well known in the community and remembered for his leadership at the local school.
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Donald MacMillan
Regina
Lake Ansley
N.S
Reckless Driving Fines After City Collision
L Lien of Iraine TM and J Schlinker of Walsh were each fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving at the city police court Saturday afternoon. The prosecutions followed an early Saturday crash at the South Railway and Seventh Ave intersection by the Central garage. No injuries occurred though both cars were badly damaged, one car rebounding into a gas pump, smashing globes and breaking the cement base.
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L. Lien
Iraine
J. Schlinker
Walsh
South Railway &T
Seventh Ave
Tariff board to review textile schedules amid Canada budget talk
The article notes plans for the tariff board to assess schedules tied to woolen goods and shoes as the budget unfolds. It mentions Minister B N Rhodes and Ottawa agreements urging protecting Canadian manufacturers against higher UK costs. The mass buying commission will probe textile manufacturers for possible tariff excesses and refer findings to the government.
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C.P
Revistons
Pommmoris
B. N.rhodes
Poard
Oth
Ottawa
United ‘Kingdom
tAaufacturers
Clara Bow Becomes Mother to 7 Pound 12 Ounce Son
Clara Bow the red haired actress and Rex Bell welcomed a 7 pound 12 ounce son in Santa Monica. The hospital reported both mother and baby in excellent condition. The couple wed in December 1931.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Clara’ Bow
Aisppetas
Rex Bell
Miss. Bow
Bam
Miss Bow
Bell
Bennett described as Canada's hardest working citizen
Ottawa dispatch details Prime Minister R B Bennett's busy week ending December 8 and his travels to Halifax Montreal and Toronto with many public appearances including pier dedication waterfront inspection luncheons and speeches. The report notes his return to Ottawa and a death in London Ontario of Rev Edward S Shaw.
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C.P
R. B. Bennett
Canada
Bennett
Halifax
Agajner
Toronto
W. D. Herridge
Canadias
Washington
Mr. Bennett
Montréal
Dominion Commercial Travellers Association
Montreal
No Split Between Left and Right Wing Groups, Priestley States
Priestley says there has been no disagreement between left and right wing groups. He notes no quarrel over the CCF and emphasizes unity amid questions about Wales and regional factions.
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Wales
Priestley
C.C.F
Dafoe Back in Canada After U S Christmas Visit
Toronto physician Dr Allan Roy Dafoe returns from a week in New York where he saw fan dancers and skyscrapers. He heads home to Callander before visiting the Dionne quintuplets and their hospital family party on Christmas Day.
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C. P.j—Laden
New York
Dr. Y Ge
Toronto
A. EB
Allan
Roy
Dafoe
Yeaterday
Ontario
Callagher
Edmonton Liberal pick McCallum for Vegreville seat
Joseph McCallum of Edmonton chosen as Liberal candidate for Vegreville federal riding. Former Alberta legislator and Edmonton Civic Government Association president. Current MP is Michael Luchkovich of UFA. Calgary report notes J T Shaw KC named Liberal candidate.
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Alta
C.P
Joseph
McCallum
Edmonton
Vegreville
Alberta
Michael Luchkovich
U.F.A
Calgary
K.C
Ethiopian-Egyptian tensions flare over Abyssinian aggression claim
Reports from Addis Ababa and the League of Nations center on Ethiopian charges of Italian culpability in an attack. Mussolini’s regime denies the accusation, insisting the assault was Ethiopian by nature and seeking apologies and indemnities.
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Ethiopia
Cacpe .of Nations
Mussolini
Wes
Italy
Feague -Secrétariat
Fraance and Italy Unite Amid War Talk in Paris
A.P. report outlines French and Italian leaders aligning against Germany. Laval postponed a Rome visit to shape a settlement as Misciolini and Gage advocate a Franco Italian bloc to deter eastern aggression and create a robust continental alliance.
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Italy
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East
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Hungary
Entente
Yugoslavie
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Nto
Danubian
Coutcenis Lac
Barthou
Nimeas
Mussolini
Rome
Laval
Provincial Liberal Platform Adopted at Calgary Conference
The Provincial Liberal platform adopted at the Calgary conference on December 1 1934 calls for a complete reorganization of the Agriculture Department to implement definite and efficient policies. It emphasizes irrigation projects, future home building, and development of the sugar beet industry with energetic leadership and specialized agricultural programs.
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Calgary
Saar plebiscite tensions rise after police incident
In Saarbrucken on December 17 an American Captain James Justice of the League of Nations police fired a warning shot during an assault by a mob after his car struck a woman. Neumeisterer the electrician was wounded as Justice was badly beaten and taken to hospital. An investigation was ordered by the government commission to be shared with judicial authorities.
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Saar
Nennce Dent
League of Nations’ International
Vealeon A
James Justice
Justice
Reuters
London
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Bileen
Justie
Neumejaterer
Neumeisterer
Justice Companions
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Ljustice
Saarbruécken
International
Ee Force
Neumeister
Peo
Senator Schall comments on private newspaper establishment idea
Senator Thomas D. Schall criticizes proposed privately owned newspaper ventures and questions the cost and public benefit after hearings. He cites concerns over government influence and urges caution regarding press independence and official communications.
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Thomas D. Schall
Tas
Minneapolis
Schall
Velt
Meyer
Ottawa tariff textile investigation shifts to mass buying commission
In Ottawa on December 17, the textile tariff inquiry moved into the mass buying commission. Liberal MP Sam Factor of Toronto West Centre urged that all tariff changes affecting textiles in the last five years be reviewed, as the probe began its initial stage.
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