Egypt Restores Constitutional Government Amid Riots
King Fuad signed a decree restoring constitutional rule in Egypt with a Senate and Chamber, while Britain grants self rule over domestic affairs. Riots in Cairo leave eight dead as Tewfik Nessim Pasha's cabinet resigns amid nationalist pressure and plans for a united anti British front emerge.
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Cairo
C.P
Fuad
Egypt
Great Britain
Britain
Tewfik Nessim Pasha
Nessim
Nahas Pasha
Wafd
Mohammed Macmud Pasha
Von Starhemberg Calls for Austrian Monarchy Restoration
The article reports Prince von Starhemberg advocating the restoration of the Austrian monarchy to lead Central Europe. He argues Austrians must accept an Austrian Reich under monarchist rule, claiming Habsburg heritage and Austrian interests support this shift, while challenging Pan Germanist trends.
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Tatherland Front
von Starhembert
Hilignier Hs
Europe
Thore
Hitler
Toronto Varsity Coeds Largely Impure in Purity Test
Toronto December 11 University of Toronto coeds show a 66 percent purity rate on an 18 question test. Male students fare worse at 59 percent. The test assigns points for kissing smoking and drinking reflecting a purity quotient from a 100 point scale.
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Toronto
C.P
University of Toronto
De Clifford Acquitted In Manslaughter Case
London reports that Lord De Clifford, 28, was acquitted of manslaughter in connection with an automobile crash. The jury returned a verdict of Innocence amid a tense court scene. The trial involved questions of causation and responsibility in the deadly incident.
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DE Clifford
London
C.P
Lord de Clifford
Russel
Charged Fm
Teno
Nevada
Field Crop Values AWA December 12 Report
Doon Bureau of Statistics reports Canada's final field crops valued at 510 835 60 per cent below last year. Wheat crop valued at 166,693,000 dollars, down 3,000,000. Principal crops total 696 ROA Ane n. This summary reflects data from IST and CP.
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AWA
C.P
Doon Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Patrick Burns Makes Remarkable Recovery
Patrick Burns improved after a long illness doctors report he is in good condition. The Calais area resident has been under care for some time and shows signs of steady recovery as of today.
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Pat Burns
Gary
Meo
C.P
Patrick Burns
Dionne Film Story Extras Hope Snow Near Callander
Ont December 11 Canada. Fifty men and women from Callander and North Bay expect to act as extras in The Country Doctor a film about Dr A R Dafoe with the Dionne quintuplets as stars. Director Henry C King hopes for snow for a forced landing airplane scene but mild weather prevents filming today.
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Callanda
Ont
North Bay
Vomg
A. R. Dafoe
Henry C. King
Lindberghs Ransom Money Spent By Fisch
New York December 12 Ellis Parker Burlingon county detectives confirm from European detectives that Isador Fisch Bronx furrier spent part of the Lindbergh ransom money in Germany He paid 300 for a steamship ticket to Europe and later exchanged 600 into Reichsmarks for his trip.
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New York
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
N.J
Europe
Isador Fisch
Bronx
Germany
Parker
Fisch
Reclamation Plans For Dried-Out Prairie Areas
The Dominion government may extend drought reclamation on prairie dried-out lands. Western delegates pressed for federal policy at the conference, with agriculture minister James Gardiner planning further talks. A 750000 dollar drought relief act funds a five year program, $1,000,000 annually for the next four years, overseen by a large committee of technical experts, farmers, and officials.
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UAWA
James Gardiner
Minority votes elect over half in October federal race Ottawa
Final tabulations show 137 of 245 MPs won on minority votes 55.9 percent amid a field of 892 candidates Liberals led but had fewer minority wins percentage than others Detailed provincial counts list Liberal 79 Conservative 34 CCF 7 Lib Prog 2 Reconstruction 1 Social Credit 8 Independents 5 and others with two women among MPs Agnes Macphall and Mrs George Black noted as minority outcomes
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Ottawa
C.P
Liberals
C.C.F
Liberal-Progressive
Reconstruction
Social Credit
U.f.c.labor
King
Seaster
Bennett
J. S. Woodsworth
Stevens
J. H. Blackmore
Social Credit Group
Agnes Macphall
Grey Bruce
U.f.o.labor
George Black
Yukon
P.E
N.S. N.B. Que
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Community Notes From Redcliff Here and There
Redcliff items report visits in Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat including Terry Walker and Shirley Larsen. Local illnesses surgeries and recoveries are noted for Mrs H O Johnson Oscar Ward and Mrs A McFadden. Christmas sale by St Marys Ladies Aid and flower tributes at St Ambrose. Band concert at Little Theatre Playhouse with Redcliff Jubilee band and newly formed symphony orchestra.
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Terry Walker
Calgary
Ellis Larsen
Shirley Larsen
H. O. Johnson
Oscar
Lethbridge
H. Turner
Medicine Hat Hospital
Ralph Willis
W. King
Medicine Hat General Hospital
A. E. Ward
Sedgewood
Alta
A. McFadden
Roy Simpson
Dominion Glass Factory
Ladies
St. Mary's Church
C.F. Hall
St. Ambrose Anglican Church
F. Cann
Joe Podesta
Mr. Jones
Little Theatre Playhouse
Redcliff
Cattle Inspections Required for U S Exports
Ottawa reports the Department of Agriculture requires cattle six months old or more of dairy or breeding type bound for the United States to carry a certificate proving freedom from Bangs disease. The certificate, endorsed by an official veterinarian, must show a negative test within 60 days of export. Exports for immediate slaughter are excluded. The Health of Animals branch will assist farmers in clearing their herds.
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Ottawa
C.P
Department of Agriculture
United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
George Hilton
Calgary Livestock Prices Mixed on Thursday
Calgary cattle market held steady with good cows quoted 2.00 to 2.50 while 300 day calves brought 3.75 to 4.50. Hogs traded steady with selects at 7.75 and bacons 7.25. fat lambs 6.00 to 6.75 and fat ewes and yearlings 2.50 to 4.00.
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Calgary
C.P
Ottawa Considers Higher Depletion Allowance for Gold Mines
At the Dominion provincial conference the government decided to study increasing the gold mine depletion allowance from 33 1.3 percent to 50 percent. The depletion allowance affects income tax computations and is a major mining tax item.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Premier under attack in Alberta Ontario crisis noted
The Financial News editorial cites Alberta Premier Aberhart and Ontario Premier Hepburn Mitchell F. Hepburn criticizing Alberta debt policies and power contracts with ore companies. It says Canada’s credit remains sound but warns provincial defaults could affect it, predicting debt conversions and mortgage reductions.
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London
Pec
Financial News
Ontario
Alberta
Aberhart
William Aberhart
Hepbirn Mitchell F. Hepburn
Hepburn
Orehec
Canada
Mackenzie Kine
Canadian Japanese trade pact seen to end tariff row
Tokyo reports say Canada and Japan will sign a new agreement within days to abolish retaliatory tariffs. The pact to be signed by Mackenzie King and Kato takes effect January 1.
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Tokyo
C.P
Japan
Canada
Mackenzie King
Kato
American Missionary Killed in Ethiopia Bomb Incident
Dr. Robert W. Hockman an American missionary in Ethiopia was killed on Thursday while handling an unexploded Italian bomb at Dagaah Bar on the southern front. He leaves a widow and a month old child at the American mission in Egypt.
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Jiga
C.P
Robert W. Hockman
Ethiopia
Dagaah Bar
Egypt
English Cup Second Round Matches Reported Across Clubs
Second round English Cup fixtures feature notable results from Workington to Newport with several high scores. Notable upsets include Darlington and Torquay United drawing while Chesterfield and Chelsea posted wins in top divisions alongside strong showings from Liverpool and Manchester United in the English League.
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C. P. Cable
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Kidderminster
Stalybridge C
Darlington
Notts County
Torquay Uti
Chester
Reading
Halifax Town
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Southall
Newport
of Wat
Margate
Crystal Palace
Sewarborough
Brigton
Bournemouth
Barrow
Tranmere Rovers
Scunthorpe
Scottish League Scores and Rugby Results Summary
A roundup of Scottish League fixtures with Airdrieonians, Hibernians, Ayr United, Arbroath, Clyde, Queen's Park, Dunfermline, Celtic, Hamilton, Aberdeen, Hearts, Queen of the South, Motherwell, Partick Thistle, Rangers, Albion Rovers, St Johnstone, Kilmarnock, Tird Lanarde, and Dundee results. plus rugby results from Batley, York, Bradford Northern, Barrow, Bramley, Acton, Brongston, Hull Kingston, Featherstone, St Helens, Halifax, Salford, Hull, Huddersfield, Hunslet, Castleford, Keighley, Dewsbury, Oldham, Rochdale Hornets, St Helens Recs, Leeds, Streatham, Wigan, Swindon, Leigh, Wakefield Trinity, Widnes, Warrington, Liverpool St, and a County Championship tally for East Midlands, Notts, Lincoln and Derbyshire. plus regional matches Gloucester, Cornwall, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Cheshire, Somerset, Devonshire, Warwickshire, Midlands.
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Hibernians
Ayr United
Arbroath
Clyde
Queen's Park
Dunfermline
Celtic
Hamilton Road
Aberdeen
Hearts
Queen of South
Motherwell
Partick Thistle
Rangers
Albion Rovers
St. Johnstone
Kilmarnock
Tird Lanarde
Dundee
Batley
York
Bradford Northern
Barrow
Bramley
Acton
Brongston
Hull Kingston
Fathrseeolnt&Sefk
Featherstone
St. Helens
Halifax
Salford
Hull
Huddersfield
Hunslet
Castleford
Keighley
Dewsbury
Oldham
Rochdale Hornets
Leeds
Streatham
Wigan
Swindon
Leigh
Wakefield
Trinity
Widnes
Warrington
Liverpool Staey
East Midlands
Notts
Lincoln
Derbyshire
Gloucester
Cornwall
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Northumberland
Chesire
Somerset
Devonshire
Warwickshire
N. Midlands
Ellsworth Rescue Pilot Lands at France Field
Pilot Dick Merrill landed his Lincoln Ellsworth rescue plane at France Field at 3 30 p m after a flight from Tapachula Mexico He will take off at daybreak for the Straits of Magellan aiming to complete the flight in two days Merrill seeks Ellsworth and his pilot Herbert Hollick Kenyon of Winnipeg reported missing for three weeks on a flight across Antarctica
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Balboa
C.Z
A. P
Dick Merrill
Lincoln Ellsworth
France Field
Tapachula
Mexico
Straits of Magellan
Merrill
Ellsworth
Herbert Hollick- Kenyon
Winnipeg
Antarctica
Governor Cooney of Montana Dies at 62
Governor Frank H. Cooney of Montana, 62, died in a Great Falls hospital from a heart ailment after being stricken en route from Florida. A native of Norwood Ontario, he had served as lieutenant governor since 1932 and became governor in 1933 after Erickson's resignation. He came to Montana in 1891 and built a brokerage firm with his brother Howard before turning to business and farming in Missoula. He leaves a wife and six children, one of whom died in an auto accident last year.
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Great Falls
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Florida
Norwood
Ont
Cooney
John E. Erickson
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Butte
Canada
Howard ©. Cooney
Missoula
Will U F A Abandon Politics at Lethbridge Convention
The Lethbridge U F A federal constituency met to decide if the United Farmers of Alberta should stay political or act as a social and economic body. Members tabled a resolution awaiting Edmonton provincial action next month. Ernest Bennion was re elected president and Mrs A M Peters took the U F W A presidency.
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Lethbridge
C.P
United Farmers of Alberta
Lethbridge U.F.A
U.F.A
Ottawa reports gains in exports imports and duties
The Department of National Revenue announced November results showing exports at 34,114,990 while imports for consumption reached 55,975,209 and customs and excise revenue at 22,777,586. Compared to November 1934, exports and imports increased and duties revenue rose.
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Ottawa
C.P
Department of National Revenue Today
Rioters Held Trekker Witness Details City Night Clash
Kenneth Forsythe, a 21 year old trekker from Scotland, testified at Regina riot inquiry that trekkers were held in the city on the night of trouble. He described helping an elderly couple, being blocked at multiple streets by RCMP, hearing gunfire, and a mounted officer firing near him. Other witnesses named include Wesley Krainiciuk and L J Smith.
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Regina
Dee
Forts
Lowntown
Royal Canadian Mounted
Kenneth Forythe
Ontuttawa
Forsythe
Canada
Scotland
British Columbia
Metropole
J. G. Gardiner
Mortimer
Ottawa
Market Square
Scarta Street
Broad Street
RCMP
Eleventh Avenue
Cornwall Street
R.C.M.P
Merchants’ Bank
Dominion conference approves higher unemployment relief grants
Ottawa reports a substantial increase in Dominion unemployment relief grants to provinces. A census of all unemployed will be taken and a Dominion commission on employment set up to supervise relief. The plan seeks industry cooperation to place more men at work.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Dominion Commission On Employment
Canada
Republicans Pick Cleveland For 1936 Convention
Republicans meet in Washington and select Cleveland as the site for next spring's party convention to nominate the 1936 Presidential candidate.
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Washington
C. P
Cleveland
Crump Takes Charge of Medicine Hat RCMP Detachment
E Crump assumed command of the Medicine Hat RCMP detachment succeeding Sergeant J J Weaver who was promoted to patrol sergeant Crump served 16 years in the force and previously led the Blairmore detachment His wife joined him as they settled at 541B Sixth Avenue Medicine Hat Alberta.
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E. Crump
Medicine Hat
R.C.M.P
Sergt
J. J. Weaver
Crump
Alberta
Blairmore
Sixth Avenue
Lindbergh vetoes appearance before Hauptmann for confession
The Daily News reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has vetoed plans to have him appear before Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the electric chair to obtain a full confession in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. The dispatch from Trenton notes Lindbergh rejected the invitation.
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The
Daily News
Trenton
N.J
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
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