Dennis Promoted to Moose Jaw Store Manager
W H Dennis promoted from Medicine Hat to manage the Baton Company store in Moose Jaw. Winnipeg and Alberta offices announced the move as a career advancement and noted his success at Medicine Hat over two and a half years. Family and Kiwanis ties cited as local supports for the decision.
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Teco
Moose Jaw
T. Baton
T. Baton Company
Winnipeg
Abili Oy
Dennis
Alberta
R. C. McCordick
Fis
Medicine Hat
Eaton Western
Bill
Kiwinis
Baton Company
Ghipney
Midmonton
Médicine Hat
Western ‘Canada
Western Con
Jack
Swedish Financier Torsten Krueger Sentenced to Prison
Torsten Krueger brother of Ivar Krueger was sentenced to twelve months in prison for fraud. He was ordered to pay 350000 dollars to stockholders in one of his concerns. The case followed the death of Ivar Krueger.
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Stockholm
Torsten Krueger
Ivar Krueger
Hard ‘Abor
Soviet to Sell 1933 Grain Crop From Collectors
Moscow reports the Soviet government was informed that about 20 to 25 million metric tons of the 1933 grain crop had been collected at fixed prices. The grain, roughly 50 percent of total production, will feed urban populations and the army, with exports and supplies for collective farms. New quotas were fixed in advance, and peasants may sell surplus in private markets. The bread price has fallen due to the excess grain sale.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Chersiev
Bples
Issara
Ghernov
France Opposes German Demand in Secret War Council
Paris officials report that France’s war chiefs met in secret with General Maxime Weygand and former Premier Daladier. They rejected Hitler’s push for increased German armaments and declared a firm stance against re militarization. The session, described as a superior war council, conveyed a decidedly cold tone.
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Paris
France
Maxime Wey
Gand
Daladier
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Manchester City 3 Austria FC Defeat
Manchester City defeated the Austria Foot ball Club by 3 to 0. News from Paris notes 22 days of frost across France with skating on frozen rivers and a bicycle with ice runners. Also reports a Royal Bank of Canada branch holdup in Toronto yielding about 2500 dollars to three armed men who fled by car. Washington reports the U S gold price jumped to 34.06 an ounce.
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Paris
English Channel
Mediterranean
France
Toronto
Spadina-Harbord
Royal Bank of Canada
A. D. McLelland
Washington
United States
Lindberghs Land in Charleston for Night Stop
Col and Mrs Lindbergh landed at the Charleston navy yard while en route from Miami to New York. The plane was in good order and the couple expected to spend the night there.
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Charleston
Lindbergh
Miami
New York
Navy Yard
Bribery Claim Ties London Salvage Corps Scandal
Leopold Harris former fire assessor testifies at Captain Brynmor Miles trial accusing widespread bribery within the London Salvage Corps. Harris says officers were bribed by him or his firm. Miles is tried for conspiracy to pervert justice and convicted in the affair. Harris faces a fourteen year sentence.
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London
London Salvage Corps
Leopold Harris
Brynmor Miles
Harris
Edmonton Trapper Brought In After Long Sickness
Gunnar Aspaas a 33 year old trapper arrived in Edmonton by train from Fort McMurray to seek hospital treatment for an abscessed lung after two months of illness. An Edmonton nurse was lauded for her heroic role in his saga of suffering disclosed tonight.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Northland
Gunnar Aspaas
Aspaas
Fort McMurray
Canadians Live Longer Than Americans
Canadian life expectancy at birth averages 60.74 years for males and 63.23 years for females, versus 59.31 years for U.S. white males and 62.83 years for U.S. white females, according to insurance statistics, with Quebec residents excluded.
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New York
Quebec
United States
National finance system proposed by William T Lucas
The Ottawa report notes William T Lucas proposes creating a national system of credit and finance under Dominion Parliament jurisdiction. He says the aim is to discuss before drafting any legislation to implement the Banking Commission report and argues current financial control harms local interests while a national system would protect the people.
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Ottawa
eCanadian Press
William T. Lucas
U.rva
Camrose
Banking Commission
Journey to Civilization After Illness on Athabasca River
As paas. recounts his illness on October 9 in a remote cabin along the Athabasca river 90 miles north of McMurray. He credits Edmonton nurse Miss Lillian Black and Dr. Harry Lewis for saving his life during six weeks at Reed's trading post and nearby settlements. Walter Elliott, Edmonton builder and pioneer settler at Portage la Prairie and Carberry, has died.
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Aspaas
Athabaska River
McMurray
Reed
Lillian Black
Edmonton
Reed’s
Harry ‘Lewis
Fort Chipewyan
Walter ,Elliott
Portage la Prairie and
Carberry
O Duffy Arrest Sparks Irish Clash At Westport
General Eoin O Duffy leader of the United Ireland party was arrested after clashes between Blue Shirts and police in Westport Mayo. He escaped once, was re arrested, and spoke from a platform before troops and crowds clashed again as authorities limited the meeting.
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Westport
County Mayo
Eoin O’duffy
United Ireland Party
Irish Free State
Ireland
O’duffy
Aple
O'Duffy
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
John Kilcoyne
Island
de Valera
Fitch resigns Calgary Liberal presidency names stance on action
I F Fitch resigns as president of the Calgary Liberal Association saying he wants freedom of political action He denied he would run in the upcoming provincial election in Calgary
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Calgary
Canadian ‘Press
I. F. Fitch
Calgary Liberal Association
Monarchs Tied in Both Lethbridge Games
The Monarchs tied 1-1 in both exhibition matches in Lethbridge after a late bus trip. Joe Fisher and Kenny Gray scored tied goals against Lethbridge and Claresholm as Woods excelled in goal. The squad, lacking practice, showed strong back checking and defense, with plans to face Blairmore in the postponed final.
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Monarchs
Lethbridge
Nus
Coaldale
Montarchs
Joe Fisher
Ross
McKay
Lethbridge Gang
Claresholm
Kenny. Gray
Mickey
Craven
Fronc
Nets
Woods
Blairmore
N. Woods
Ken Gray
Quail
R. McKay
J. Fisher
M. Craven
P. Brown
W. Laing
J. McDougall
S. Blanchard
C. Crane
F. Hall
Story
Wilson
Petronia
Knight
Graham
Reynolds
Burgess
Williams
Draffin
Bruchet
Stewart
Achtem
Barton
McPhail
Vangotshnoven
Vanduren
Vajprava
Martini
Anderson
Patterson
Morent
A . Claresholm
Allen
Hobkirk
Macdonald
Shearer
Grice
Moffat
Paldian
Wallace
Cook
And
Hobr
Corn as Livestock Feed Weighs in Prairie Canada
A 1920s Canadian agricultural report notes fourteen million bushels of corn imported for feed, while barley and other grains show substitution potential. It outlines reasons for low corn acreage in Prairie Provinces, including farmer wheat-mindedness, costly machinery, unsuitable varieties, and seed origin. Practical notes cite Lethbridge irrigated areas where corn supports livestock feeding and weed control.
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Inito
Canada
Prairie
Illinois
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lethbridge
Sacking of newspaper offices erupts in Havana riot
In Havana this morning a mob of government supporters looted and torched a newspaper building. Soldiers fired on protesters as pandemonium spread to several points of the city. Looters discarded newsroom items into the street as flames engulfed the structure.
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Spain
el. Pais
Bik
Havana
Persby
Moor Brabe L Edmo Reductions
Brief notice notes reductions affecting Moor Brabe L Edmo operations. Officials outline imminent changes, with details to follow in subsequent updates. Readers advised to monitor local sources for exact schedules and impacts.
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Grays Harbor
British Columbia
Victoria
W.h.dennis
Seattle
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Henry D. Whiton
Yaquina Head
Orego
Charles L. Wheeler, Jr
Columbia River
Coastguard
Redwing
Charles’. Wheeler
Et Iit
Chehalis
Henry D.whiton
Charles L. Wheeler
Portland
Vancouver
Hope
New Westminster
Fernie
Alex Sherwood
Franz Hopke
Oliver
Okanagan Valley
Howard Proulx
Harry Reese
Mount Becher
Vancouver Island
Port Alberni
United King
Van‘couver Island
T., Eaton
Manchester
Manchester City Today
Lindbergh Flight
New. York
Roosevelt
Father Charles ©. Coughlin
Robert Owen
Oklahoma
Henry Morgenthau, Sr
The
United States Treasury
Barsport Barracks
Wap
Fitch
Iaentaten
Decadlan
Smith
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