Roosevelt Hoover unite on Far East policy
Reports from New York describe a rare bipartisan approach as Roosevelt and Hoover affirm a policy of upholding international treaty sanctity. Stimson reiterates no recognition of territorial gains made in violation of treaties while Tokyo seeks changes to the Drummond formula. Geneva sources note American influence in League deliberations and ongoing Sino Japanese tensions.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Far East
Washington
Stimson
Roosevelt
United States
Wey
Tokyo
Uchida
Giefeva
League of Nations
Geneva
Janan
League
Conciliation Dims in Far East as League Debates Policy
Geneva and London reports state the Sino Japanese dispute nears a firmer policy shift. The League of Nations committee, after hearing Drummond and Hymans, contemplates Paragraph 4 drafting a report if conciliation fails. Japanese officials insist prospects are very slight and oppose Drummond proposals as Japan’s own plan.
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Geneva
League of Nations Committee of 19
Japan
Washington
London
Paris
Hugh R. Wilson
United States
Switzerland
Wilson
Fric Drummond
Shanhaikwan
League of Nations Assembly
Manchuria
Eric Drummeond
Paul Hymans
Belgium
Sh Re
Drummond
Yotaro Sugimura
Yosuke Matsuoka
Totio
Sir John Simon
Eenera
Mellon
Unit States
John Washington
League of Nations
League
Winnipeg M P Perdue Former Manitoba Chief Justice Dies
Winnipeg reports the death of Hon. W I Perdue former Chief Justice of the Manitoba Court of Appeal after a lengthy illness. He was 83 years old.
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Winnipeg
Perdue
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Grain inspections report for Winnipeg and Japan
Wheat inspections show 899 this year versus 180 last year on Monday. Contract cars tally 699, oats 23 and 48, barley 7 and 18, other grains 0 and 1.
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Winnipeg
Hit and Run Driver Sentenced to One Year in Edmonton
John R. Wilson was jailed a year after being found guilty of hit and run in Edmonton criminal court. He allegedly hit Annie Kalichuk at 101 Street near the subway on October 10 while traveling about 40 miles per hour, leaving her with a fractured skull. Margaret Castle testified to being with Wilson earlier in Fort Saskatchewan Morinville and St. Albert. Edward Cagewell prosecuted and P G Thomson defended.
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Edmonton
John R. Wilson
Justice Ives
Wilson
Annie Kalichuk
Margaret Castle
Fort Saskatchewan
Morinville
St. Albert
Edward PB. Cagewell
K.C
P. G. Thomson
I.C
Communists Parade Blocked by RCMP at Manitoba Legislature
A 1,500 strong crowd described as unemployed and led by Communist agitators marched toward the Provincial Legislative Building in Winnipeg. Royal Canadian Mounted Police halted the procession, seizing placards and wooden poles as officers formed a containment line. The clash reflected rising political tension in the city.
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Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Passengers Survive Rail Spill On CN Train No One
Passengers traveling westward on Canadian National Railways Train Number One were given a scare today when a spread rail caused eight coaches to leave the track. All remained upright and no injuries were reported.
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White
Ohi
Canadian National Railways
Unemployed of Canada Press Sweeping Economic Demands
Ottawa January 17 Premier Bennett met with National Committee of Unemployed Councils who urged a non-contributory unemployment insurance system and debt repudiation while seeking credit for a Canada Russia barter, with 139 456 signatures. Bennett urged no Soviet system and noted return requests from those sent to Soviet Russia.
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Ottawa
R. DL. Bennett
National Committee of Unemployed Councils
Dominion
Canada
Bennett
Memorial
R. B. Bennett
W. A. Gordon
Soviet Russia
Russia
Sultz Leaves Redcliff for New York Health Card Declines
Mr and Mrs Sultz departed Redcliff Saturday for New York where he had lived before and where he will seek health relief after his condition worsened. Miss A Shaw hosted a belated nineteenth birthday gathering at Main Street home Saturday night. Gordon Memorial Church held its annual congregational meeting on January 13 with no changes in the stewards and reports on finances presented before a luncheon.
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Tif Gorden
Nual Congregational
Jrriday
Wm. ‘Henderson
Gordon Memorial Church
Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept
May bids 45 5 8 to 46 5 8 for July. October 47 3 4 bid. No 1 November 43 1 8, track 43 3 8, street 25 1 2.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
No Strings On Newfoundland Loans Do Not Bind Confederation
St Johns Jan 17 Prime Minister C Aldertlice said loans from the United Kingdom and Canada to Newfoundland carry no strings and do not imply any move toward confederation. He noted the advances helped meet interest payments due this month and that discussions on confederation were not part of the negotiations.
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St. Johns
Mld
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Canada
C. Aldertlice
Dominion
Sloan
Cosgrave Likely winner as Irish general election looms
Dublin reports rising expectation that Cumann na nGaedheal led by former President William T Cosgrave will win the January 24 election. Fianna Fail support remains strong in parts but overall opinion favors a change in government with stock exchange sentiment aligning.
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Dublin
Ireland
Free State
Cumann Na Ngae Gheal
William T. Cosgrave
Fianna Fail Party
Eamon de
Re-Elected Officers Lead Medicine Hat Hospital Board
At the City Hall meeting the Medicine Hat Hospital Board re elected President H N Davis and Vice President W Huckvale along with Secretary Treasurer K M Napier for the coming year. The annual report and financial statement were adopted and nominations listed fourteen board members including Davis Cousins Hoover Chase ley Niblock Huckwale Calder Rollo Bever idge Conrad Hilerten. Appreciation was voiced for long time workers Mrs Nicholson and Mr Cousins. The gathering approved a motion of thanks to President Davis as the year 1933 opens.
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Medicine Hat Hospital Board
H. N.davis
W. Huckinawa
K. M. Napier
Davis
Medical Board
Messrs
H. N. Davis
Cousins
G. Hoover
J. H. Chaseley
C. W. Niblock
W. Huckwale
R. Calder
A. Rollo
J. C
E. G. Ellerton
Hospital
Nicholson
W. Cousins
W. J. Conrad
W. Huckvale
H. Norman Davis
Congress Overrides Hoover Veto on Philippines Independence
The United States Congress votes to grant freedom to the Philippines. The Senate overrides President Hoover’s veto, while the House previously approved the override by 274 to 94, exceeding the required margin. The Senate urged rejection of the veto by 46 to 26.
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Washington
United States Congress
Senate
Herbert Hoover
House
Treat 'Em Rough Is The Word Up In Nelson
Four men were arrested in Nelson British Columbia during a demonstration broken up by police. Alexander Kinlock led the protest and was among those detained. Police used batons as banners were torn down and destroyed amid the clash.
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Nelson
B.C
Alexander Kinlock
England Routs Australia With Hammond Fifty-Eight Lead
England trail Australia by 55 runs at stumps in the third test in Adelaide after compiling 296 for six in the second innings. W R Hammond of Gloucestershire blasted 85, starring as England built a strong position following a first innings total of 341 to Australia’s 222.
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Adelaide
Australia
England
W. R. Hammond
Gloucestershire
U F A Session Opens With Debt Talk and Reform Urges
Calgary January 17 United Farmers of Alberta opened its annual convention with calls to reduce debt and slash interest rates. Minister Perrin Baker urged cheaper money, while Mayor Andy Davison welcomed 300 delegates. Robert Gardiner outlined a new economic order to ensure fair wealth distribution amid capitalistic breakdown and social planning.
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Calgary
Perrin Baker
United Farmers of Alberta
Alberta
Baker
Brownlee
Andy Davison
W. L. Walsh
H. B. McLeod
High River
U.F.A
C.P
Robert Gardiner
M.P
Acadia
Gardiner
City Council finalizes tax prepayment bylaw and financial aid talks
City Council cleaned up routine business in about thirty minutes last night. A bylaw allows prepayment of 1933 taxes with six percent interest earning until June 15, and another bylaw lines up the usual credit from the bank on this year’s taxes. Garbage and night soil contracts are referred to the Committee of the Whole, as is Chamber of Commerce aid for next year. Requests from Christian Pahl for sewer extension refunding to taxes and from the Chamber for aid were discussed with no final decision, referral to committee with power to act.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Committee OF the Whole
Christian Pahl
Aelrine
Nee Ewee Tekeee
Ald. Simpson and Warham
W. Huckvale
Bullivant
Ald
Baker
Warham
R. E. Clarkson
Boyé
Canadian Legion
Argument Over Tree Ends in Deadly Strife
Gary Indiana January 17 three men dead and six wounded after a standoff at farmer Mike Lantare s 67 farm with Lantare firing on officers then dying in a burning house Sheriff Roy Holley 43 of Lake County and Louis Boettner 70 of Ross were among the victims the clash began over a trivial tree dispute and ended with tear gas and armored forces.
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Gary
Ind
Mike Lantare
Lantare
Roy Holley
Lake County
Louis Boettner
Ross
Rescue of Two British Girls in Jungle Crash Near Nairobi
Two British society girls Joan Page and Audrey Sale Barker were injured after crashing in the jungle 40 miles south of Nairobi. Miss Page, daughter of Sir Arthur Page, suffered a broken leg, while Miss Sale Barker had head injuries. A rescue plane landed near them and a separate motor expedition evacuated Miss Page by plane and Miss Sale Barker by car.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Joan Page
Audrey Sale-Barker
British Society
Miss Page
Arthur Page
Burma
Oran
Algeria
Mediterranean
Ottawa Conference Opens with Relief and Unemployment Debates
Ottawa opens the Dominion-Provincial conference as provincial heads present relief needs from Atlantic to Pacific. Delegates indicate desire for more public works and return to relief works, while unemployment and social insurance loom large. Premier Taschereau of Quebec reportedly opposes Western plans to transfer unemployment and social insurance powers to the Dominion.
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Ottawa
Atlantic
Pacific
L. A. Taschereau
Quebec
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Cape Town
Bailey
Ontario
Purgis
Royal Canadian Air Force
Sturgeon Lake
Camp Borden
Orient Bay
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Hereau
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