U F A Seeks West Alliance to Boost Agrarian Power
Western Canadian farmers push for united policy ahead of elections. Alberta United Farmers instruct their executive to contact other western groups to form a stronger agrarian bloc in Ottawa. Calls for fighting over capitalization and watered stock and for government inspections to curb excess profits. Edmonton convention notes weight labeling for apples and opposing farm product bonuses unless tariff gains are shared. Another Alberta stance endorses no general farm subsidy, preferring free trade though some back a bonus extension to broader agriculture. Continues on page five.
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Ottawa
Execunn
Edmonton
Canada
United Farmers of
Alberta
Conference to Be Postponed Due to French Political Situation
London reports indicate the Lausanne reparations conference will be postponed as French Chamber of Deputies debate stretches to Thursday. Downing Street sees no time to complete arrangements and for delegates to reach Lausanne by January 25, with a likely meeting about a week later.
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London
Associated Press
Lausanne
Chamber of Deputies
Downing Street
Wennie Ruth Judd Appears For Tua Trial
Winnie Ruth Judd sat calm in a Phoenix courtroom as jurors began selection for her murder case. Authorities plan to try her first for the slaying of Agnes Anne Leroi with 29 jurors to be seated before challenges.
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Phoenix
Arizolan
Winnie Kiuth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Hive
Elimination of Air Mail Services Urged
United Farmers of Alberta call for ending air mail in Western Canada where not needed or profitable. Edmonton to Calgary and Calgary to the east reportedly lose money and duplicate rail service. Far North air routes without alternatives should remain.
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Edmonton
Jaen
Canada
United Farmers of Alberta
Calgary
Post Office Department
Former Calcutta Mayor Arrested on Arrival
Sen Gupta former mayor of Calcutta and nationalist leader was arrested on arrival from Italy and taken to Poona jail on presumed charge of membership in the Nationalist Congress. In Dacca a British sergeant was stabbed by an unknown assailant who fled with the officer’s revolver.
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Bombay
Sen Gupta
Calcutta
Poona
Congress
Dacca
Aviators Stranded in Shanghai After Promised Jobs
Five Canadian and five American aviators who traveled to China expecting $1000 a month piloting military aircraft are stranded in Shanghai. They were told by Canadian and U S groups that the Chinese aviation bureau sought pilots, but officials reportedly said no jobs were available. The Canadians include G S Jones Evans Gordon Bulger John Hansen Paddy Doyle and Reg Geary. Vancouver men reportedly went on their own.
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Shanghai
China
Associated Press
United States
Canada
Aviation Bureau
Chinese Ministry of War
Vancouver
Jan
Chiis
G. S. Jones- Evans
Sea Island
Gordon Bulger
John Hansen
Paddy Doyle
Reg Geary
Earthquake Rattles Lima and Callao
An earthquake struck Lima and Callao with aftershocks felt across surrounding areas. At least one person died and many were injured as streets and buildings were damaged in a night of terror.
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Lima
Callao
Peru
Associated Press
Campbell Ready to Accept Daytona Speed Record Challenge
Sir Malcolm Campbell said he would be delighted to accept an invitation from Daytona Beach Mayor Edward H. Armstrong to try to surpass his world speed record of 245 miles per hour next month. He noted he had heard of the invitation by cable and planned to confirm once the message arrived in London.
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London
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Edward H. Armstrong
Daytona
Sir Malcom
New York
New Zealand
Daytona Beer
Sir Malcolm
U.S
Wutzke Pleads Guilty To Thefts In Multiple Charges
Theodore Wutzke of Woolchester pleads guilty in A P P court to eight theft charges spanning 1921 to 1926. He is sentenced to one year suspended with restitution. prosecuted by Sergeant H Allen. Victims include Fred Schwab Mike Rash David Deering Fred Jesse Bob Lehr Louis Schorr and Fred Bohner.
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Theodore Wutzke
Woolchester
A.P.P
W. Parker
J.P
R. N. Kent
H. Allen
Fred Schwab
Gros Ventre
Mike Rash
Gros. Ventre
David Deering
Norton
Fred Jesse
Bob Lehr
Fred Bohner
Louis Schorr
Sergt. Allen
Wutzke
Public meeting set to discuss Alberta beet sugar industry
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting with Agricultural and Road committees and City Council reps, a public meeting is scheduled for February 2 to discuss sustaining and possibly augmenting Alberta's beet sugar industry and to address district road improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alberta
Gardiner Re-Elected UFA President Admits Possible 1933 Choice
Edmonton January 20 Robert Gardiner was unanimously re elected as president of the United Farmers of Alberta for a second term at the annual convention. He said the burden of leading both the House of Commons and the association is too heavy and he may have to resign one post in 1933 to serve his Acadia constituents as an MP.
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Edmonton
Robert Gardiner
United Farmers of Alberta
Gardiner
House of Commons
Acadia
Canadians Beat Tokio University in Rugby Clash
The Canadian rugby team defeated Waseda University in Tokyo by twenty-nine to thirteen. The halftime score stood at Canada twentyone, Japan five as the visitors dominated the first half with fast play and strong offense.
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Tokio
Japan
Waseda
Tokio) University
Canada
Gleichen versus Monarchs clash at the Arena tonight
The Monarchs face Gleichen Gunners at the Arena this Hesday night with an 8:30 start. The rivals promise a fast contest as Monarchs regain form after a strong showing against Current, aided by heavy booster turnout to push them back toward victory.
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Monarchs
Gleichen Gunners
Co op Credit Societies Report Larger Consolidated Capital
Edmorton January 19 meeting at the Legislative Buildings heard that the Provincial Corporation of Credit Societies consolidated capital totalled 302 170 dollars plus government guarantees. The funds are invested in five percent debentures with earnings feeding a reserve. yearly contributions run about 30 000 dollars. Loans for the last fiscal year were lower than since 1922. End-year payments with pending repayments will exceed new loans and interest, indicating no rise in liabilities. Albert H Brown of Ottawa named assistant editor general to replace William Kearns retired from civil service.
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Edmorton
Co-operative Credit Societies
Provincial Corporation of Credit Societies
Gardiner Honored by UFA at Alberta Convention
The United Farmers of Alberta praised Robert Gardiner leader of the Unitec Warmers of Alberta for pushing Parliament to seek an inquiry into the Beauharnois power project. A resolution commending his two year House of Commons effort was adopted. Debate touched on repealing Criminal Code section 98 to restore free speech and assembly rights, with study time allotted before a decision.
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Redmonton
Robert Gardiner
Unitec Warmers of Alberta
House of Commons
Beauharnois
United Farmers
Gardiner
Alberta
Western Canada
People of
Winnipeg
Senate
Kelowna Police Chief Held in Jail Charged With Double Slaying
Kelowna police chief David Murdoch is jailed on double murder charges after Archie McDonald and Genevieve Nolan were shot to death in Kelowna. The killings followed a long feud sparked by a prior on duty altercation and alleged covert letters from Murdoch to Nolan. Provincial police are investigating with McDonald a former officer and Nolan a police informant.
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Kelowna
Mudgch
A. McDonald
Genevieve Nolan
McDonald
Uurdoch
Miss Nolan
McDonald Kelowna
3.C
Archie McDonald
David Murdoch
Murdoch
Royal North West Mounted Police
Scotland
Vancouver
Okanagan Valley
D. Murdock
Arthur McDonald
Jean Nolan
Murdock
Fogbound Air Mail Routed Through Calgary to Medicine Hat
Air mail on a foggy day started in Calgary and was taken off No 2 at Medicine Hat. Boeing CFAMQ with Pilot Farrington carried it east at 8 30 this morning with little loss of time. Westbound CFAIL arrived Medicine Hat at 9 30 with Pilot Jarvis piloting. Flying occurred through dense fog aided by radio.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Boeing
Farrington
CFAIL
Jarvis
Foreign firms rush to buy British factories for duties dodge
London reports foreign manufacturers are buying factories and sites in Britain to establish branch plants to avoid anti-dumping duties. Real estate transactions exceed 2 million pounds with negotiations ongoing for more sites. British factories are reopening as orders for machinery and equipment rise.
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New York
Britain
New York Times
London
Times
London Daily Mail
United States
Sir Herbert Hambling Dies in London
A London banker Sir Herbert Hambling 74, duty chairman of Barclaya Bank Ltd and Barclaya Bank Dominion Colonial and Overseas, is reported dead by cable to the New York Times. He was a leading figure in London's banking circles.
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New York
London
New York Times Today
Herbert Hambling
Barclaya Bank,Ltd
Barclaya Bank
Dominion
Colonial
Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspections show wheat volumes at 715 cars this year versus 544 last year, with contracts 49 and oars 17 compared to 21 previously. Barley 23, flax 0,2, rye 2,3 reflect changes, indicating annual movement patterns.
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Winnipeg
Inter-Communion with Old Catholics Proposed by C E Convocation
London January 20 Associated Press A resolution passed unanimously by the Upper House of the Convocation of Canterbury proposes inter communion between the Church of England and Europe’s old Catholic churches. The Archbishop of Canterbury called it historic and said it creates a formal relation of communion without requiring doctrinal unanimity. The proposal notes mutual acceptance of essentials of Christian faith while differing on doctrinal opinions, sacraments, and liturgical forms. Old Catholics formed after a dissent on papal infallibility in 1870.
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London
Associated Press
Church of England
Europe
Convocation of Canterbury
Canterbury
Gloucester
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