Leaders of Nationalist Congress Arrested Amid Boycott Protests
Reports from Bombay say most leaders of the Nationalist Congress were arrested as the government banned the congress and allied groups. The crackdown extended to Calcutta and other cities, with women militants and boycotts of British goods, while Gandhi urged Christians to adopt spinning and home spun garments.
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Denares
India
London
Associated Press
Bombay
Congress
Daily Mail
Windus
Cuplul Way
Uvee
Vithalbhai Patel
Indian Legislative Assembly
National Congress
K. OT Nariman
Magindasi
Spec Lively
Calcutta
New Dehli
Ajmer
Rajputana
Mahatma Gandhi
Yevada
Gandhi
Mahatma
Round Table Conference
Sevikas
New Delhi
Edmonton compensation debate seeks wage scale and benefits
A special government committee in Edmonton heard proposals from the Canadian Manufacturers Association the Alberta Federation of Labor and the Chiropractors Association on workmen’s compensation. The main issue is reducing Alberta’s 66 percent scale or raising it to 75 percent with reforms including higher widow and child allowances and extending benefits for injured workers. The hearing will continue.
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Edmonton
Jan
Alberta
Alberta Federation of Labor
Chiropractors’ Association
Mr. Fein
U.F.A
W. R. Howson
Col. F. C. Jamieson
V.D
K.C
Fred J. White
Calgery
Fr. C. Moyer
Drumheller
A. L. Smith
Calgary
William Innes
Walter S. Campbell
Edmonon
J. F. McMillan
W. 8
Casey
H. E. Messenger
Rutcliffe
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
British Columbia
Oper
Roper
Medicine Hat Accounts Paid for Province Relief Work
Public Works Minister O L McPherson reports Medicine Hat has received 746.60 for the province's 25 percent share of relief costs. September and October claims were paid with auditing. November and December bills pending. No protest from city officials except Mayor Bullivant's recent statement.
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Edmontoniani
Medicine Hat
Provinca
Vion
O. L. McPherson
E Ettedt
McPherson
Provinse
Ottawa
Dominion
Bullivant
Eskimo Woman to Stand Trial for Murder Near Barrow
Kobvello a Coginalik Dekimo woman from Qikiq laws is committed to stand trial for murder after a preliminary hearing aboard the RCMP patrol schooner at St Roch on the Yukon coast. The victim Frug Seherer was a naturalized American and a former U S coast guard mate. Trial arrangements are being made in Ottawa with a judicial party from Edmonton. transfer to Aklavik or outside is possible.
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Edamont Ti
Frug’Sehurer
Q@pe Barrow
Kobvello
Aklavik
Twe
A. BE. Acjard
Aklovik
Schurer
UCMY
United ‘States
Reidichenbach
Germany
United States Coastguard Service
Herschell
Peter Brandt
Ottawa
Edmonton
Acland
Oti
Bishops Consecrated in Rupert's Land and Yukon
In Christ Church Cathedral Vancouver the Very Rev Dean R J Renison was consecrated Bishop of Athabasca and Rev Canon A H Sovereian bishop of the Yukon. The two sees lie in Rupert's Land.
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Vancouver
Dean R. J. Renison
Athabasca
Canon A. H. Sovereian
The
Yukon
Christ Church
Rupert's Land
Alberta Legislature Set to Open February 4
Premier Brownlee announced the Alberta Legislature will convene on Thursday February 4. The date is expected to align with the openings of the Federal House and the Saskatchewan Legislature.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Alberta
Federal House
Saskatchewan
No Hope of Alliance With Rome Says Protestant Leader
Rev John McDowell of New York, re-elected president of the Home Mission Council, says Protestants will not join Rome recognizing the Pope. He urges closer alliance with Jerusalem and foresees a distant union of Protestant churches despite optimism.
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McDowell
New York
Home Mission Council of North America
Rome
Dr. McDowell
Jerusalem
Air Mail Notes Eastbound and Westbound Flight Details
Boeing CFAMP eastbound arrived at Medicine Flat at 1 30 driven by pilot Farrington. Westbound CFAMP reached at 2 o clock this afternoon with pilot Kenyon. A bandit robs the Standard cafe at Nelson, cleaning out the day's receipts.
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Boeing ‘Cfamp
Medicine Flat
Farrington
Boeing
Kenyon
Nelson
Rivers Flood Europe as Heavy Rains Cause Widespread Inundation
Heavy rains swelled rivers across Europe inundating farmland and towns. Germany saw overrun banks while Czechslovakia and France faced flooding and rural suffering. The British Isles endured gale winds and rain as another storm approached from the ocean. A hurricane struck the Dutch East Indies disrupting communications.
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London
Associated Press
Europe
Germany
Czecho- Slovakia
France
British Isles
England
Wales
Dutch East Indies
Lansbury urges Dominion status to win India peace
London reports Rt. Hon George Lansbury Labour leader says only full Dominion status for India can bring peace. He calls Gandhi’s imprisonment and Congress ban a disaster and warns coercion cannot sustain rule, arguing martial law demand is ruinous to Britain.
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London
India
George Lansbury
Labor Party
de PR Sai
Lansbury
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Britain
Mr. Lansbury
Carl Axelson to visit Northern Saskatchewan and Alberta
Saskatoon Jan. 6 The Farmers Unity League said delegates to Russia will soon tour Saskatche wan and Alberta. Carl Axelson will visit Northern Saskatchewan areas L McNamee will speak in the South and Miss Florence Bowes will tour Alberta. They have spoken in Eastern Canada under Friends of the Soviet Union.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Farmers Unity League
Russia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Carl Axelson
L. P. McNamee
Florence Bowes
Canada
Friends of the
Soviet Union
Lost Canada a Woman Is Being Sought By An Aeroplane
A lone plane piloted by Gentry Shelton circled through rain and fog over the Blue Ridge south of Harrisburg seeking Mrs. Ruth Stewart of St. Louis and Mrs. Debbie Stanford of Guelph Ontario. The aviator acted as eyes for ground searchers led by deputy sheriffs while the missing women’s parents waited for word.
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Harrisburg
Gentry Shelton
St. Louis
Blue Ridge Mountains
Here
Ruth Stewart
Debbie Stanford
Guelph
Ontario
Kiwanis Club Installs 1932 Officers at Luncheon
Kiwanis Club held a luncheon ceremony with A B Clow installed as president by J A King. Past President T R Osborne opened the meeting and handed the gavel to the lieutenant governor for installation of officers. Roy Cutliffe named vice president. Charlie Sanders treasurer. Bill Bannan secretary. W Huevale district trustee. directors include Charlie Beny J Patterson Dan Reid Fredble Bil Taylor J A Bell and WebNiblock.
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A. B. Clow
Kiwanis Club
J. A. King
T. R. Osborne
Croweat
Eteies
Wale
Léw Monkley
Roy Osborne
Roy Cutliffe
Charlie Sanders
Bill Bannan
W. Huevale
Charlie Beny
J. Patterson
Dan Reid
Fréd
Bil Taylor
J. A. Bell
Niblock
Wounded RCMP Constable A J King Will Live
In N W T a crazed trapper fired at RCMP Constable A J King from a remote Yukon cabin last Thursday. The shot narrowly missed his heart and medical exam confirms he will recover. A patrol led by Inspector Eames advances through Arctic darkness to pursue the assailant, believed to be the demented man linked to the incident.
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Aklavik
N.W.T
R.C.W.P
A.J. King
Yukon Trail
Eames
Arctic
Iibert Johnigon
Eter
Ian
Canada urged to match dairy herd gains abroad
Kingston Ontario January 6 Canada’s dairy sector was urged to boost herd improvement to compete with New Zealand Denmark and other nations. Dominion Dairy Commissioner Dr J A Ruddick warned Canada risks higher production costs and falling behind global progress unless it joins global efforts in dairy herd improvement.
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Kingston
Ont
Canada
Denmark
J. A Ruddick
Dominion
Dairy Dean's Association
Ontario
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Lethbridge
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Gordon Boyse
Kinsmen Club
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Charlie Dawson
Dan Achtem
Harry Storle
Elmer Reynolds
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