F A Reject StriKe Pro posal Urges National Wheat Board
Calgary Jan 20 Rejecting the farm strike proposal the United Farmers of Alberta convention urged a national wheat board to control production and marketing and guarantee farm costs for the 1933 crop. The plan would limit production to meet farm needs while ensuring cost of production for agricultural products. Other resolutions called lowering railway livestock rates reducing domestic fruit and grain rates and continuing free freight for settlers from drought areas.
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Calgary
United Farmers of Alberta
National Wheat Board
Waw.a
Monarchs Tie Crow’s Nest Rival On Busy Arena Night
Over one thousand Lethbridge fans watched the Monarchs draw 2 2 with an augmented Kinsmen squad. The crowd packed the arena as Swift Current held the fast line at bay and the Monarchs suffered one earlier setback, robbed of a potential equalizer in a close tilt.
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Monarchs
Crow’s Nest
Rockey
Gleichen Gang
Swift Current Monarchs
C. Cowan
T. Charles
Dedpykes
J. Quail
F.shale
G. Simmons
Hall
Alfred Coulombe Executed Today
In Three Rivers Que on January 20 Alfred Coulombe a St. Leon farmer was executed for the July 20 1982 murder of Mrs Warie Valcort at Maskinonge. The sentence followed a conviction after an argument over finances. Coulombe faced the scaffold calmly as Aubrey R Warner was named Lindsay Ont postmaster.
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Three Rivers Que
Alfred Coulombe
Montague Norman to wed Priscilla Worsthorne in London
London January 20 Montague Norman governor of the Bank of England will marry Mrs Priscilla Cecilia Maria Worsthorne The 61 year old bachelor makes a surprising match with the bride who is reported to be three years his junior Mrs Worsthorne was previously married to Alexander Wynand Koch Worsthorne and was Mrs Wynand Koch.
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London
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Priscilla Cecilia Maria Worsthorne
Norman
Batchelor
African Parliament Opens With Crisis Threat
Capetown South Africa January 20 a critical session of the Southern Africa parliament opened with Premier J B M Hertzog’s government facing possible defeat General Jan Christian Smuts announced plans to move Tuesday a motion to resign and permit the immediate formation of a National Government amid serious economic conditions.
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Capetown
South Africa
Southern Africa
J. B. M. Hertzog
Jan Christian Smuts
British freighter Exeter City wrecked in Atlantic storm
The British freighter Exeter City battled heavy Atlantic seas, losing her master Captain Giles C. Stedman and two crewmen, with SOS sent in the early dawn. A liner ship American Merchant relayed the message after a 15 mile dash to the stricken vessel. Also, Saskatchewan’s oldest resident William Bolger, 101, died at Kindersley.
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New York
aJa
Exeter City
Giles C. Stedman
Saskatchewan
William Bolger
Kindersley
Renfrew
Notes From Redcliff Community Highlights
Mrs. Stewart returns home from Regina after visiting her parents. The Young People's Social Club met at the Parish Hall for a pleasant evening with lunch. The Taxis plan another skating party Friday at the south end rink if weather allows. Six applicants await the Armories caretaker post after C. S. M. Cooke left town. The 8 C B branch hosts an invitation whist drive and dance at Cliff Hall on Tuesday January 24. Gordon Memorial Church aims to form a girls group again led by Mrs. Ef. Sheusby following last year’s successful Girls' Guild with growing membership.
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C. S. M. Cooke
8.C.B
Cliff Hall
Gordon Memorial Church
Girls’ Guild
Ef. Sheusby
Alberta Ranchers Back Exchange of Canadian Cattle for Russian Goods
Ranchers in southern and central Alberta unite in favor of trading Canadian beef and dairy cattle for Russian oil and anthracite. A Calgary meeting prompted telegrams to Ottawa urging ministers to back the plan. The proposal outlines a 100000 head cattle swap with 770 beef and 30 dairy percent, largely young breeding stock, bought by a syndicate for cash.
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Calgary
Alberta
Robert Weir
J. E. Brownlee
Canada
G. G. Serkau
Winnipeg
Anil
Dinner meeting at Corona Hall features Georges Bouchard
Large turnout anticipated for Monday evening 6 30 oclock at Corona Hall. Rotary and Canadian Clubs co sponsor the event with Mrs wives attending. Reservations urged through Dr J L Wyatt at 2476 or via the Gorgna Hotel and Seal Hotel. Attendance data needed by 10 a m Monday to arrange catering.
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Corona Hall
Georges Bouchard
Rotary
J. L. Wyatt
Gorgna
Seal Hotel
Mrs W Morrison Elected President of W H A
The annual Women s Hospital Aid meeting reports for 1932 and announces officers for the year. Mrs W Morrison is named President with Miss Ina Greene as Secretary and other officers including Miss Geraldine Blossom and Mrs Earl Coop. The society contemplates continuing the Hospital Aid legacy after a brief suspension and reorganization led by Miss Nellie Huckvale.
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Women’s Hospital
Mrs. Nicholson
Woollven
W. Morrian
Geraldine Blossom
Ina Greene
Earl Coop
Women’s Hospital Aid
UC S
Hospital Aid Society
Nellie Huckvale
Ina Green
Mra
Donald Hawthorne
United Farmers Of Alberta Seek Immigration Act Amendments
Calgary delegates at the U F A annual convention urged changes to the Immigration Act. They called for end to arrests and deportations based on mere suspicion or a single statement and urged that all inquiries into a person’s conduct be held in the person’s own district.
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Calgary
United Farmers of Alberta
Halifax
War Debts Discussed by Hoover Roosevelt with Britain
Washington reports Hoover and Roosevelt agreed to discuss war debts with Great Britain early in March after the new administration takes office. Talks to cover world economic problems and methods to improve the world situation. Secretary Stimson to start negotiations. London and Paris note cautious approval of reopening debt talks before March 4.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Great Britain
Henry Stimson
State Department
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Paris
France
United States
Japanese conscripts to be sent to Manchuria amid rising hostilities
The army plans to dispatch most of the 1933 conscripts and auxiliaries under General Muto to Manchuria, while 1931 conscripts and veterans remain. Analysts foresee a 50 percent manpower increase in Manchuria, with rookies joining quiet sectors and veterans moved to trouble zones as tensions rise. British diplomats seek an amicable Jehol settlement, and Japan resumes small scale hostilities in southern Jehol.
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Mobuyoshi Mutoi
Manchuria
Japan
War Office
Muto
China
Jehol
Shanhaikwan
Peiping
National Conservatives Win Liverpool By Election
National Conservative Cal Joseph J. Shute defeated Labour’s S S Silvermann in the Liverpool exchange division by-election by 2 786 votes. Shute 15 198 Silvermann 12 412. The seat was vacant after Sir James Reynolds death. Reynolds had won the previous general election by 135 144 votes over T McLean. The by election result was over 7 000 votes lighter than the general election.
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Liverpool
England
Joseph J. Shute
National Conservative
Liverpool Exchange Division
S. S. Silvermann
Shute
Silvermann
James Reynolds
T. McLean
Tiny Market Offers Meats And Fresh Eggs
A small morning market mainly traded meat with a few eggs selling as fresh firsts at 20 cents per dozen and turkeys priced at 12 to 16 cents per pound.
Local Wheat Prices and Justice News
Ogilvie grain department reports Muay 461 percent and July 46 percent splits with Oct 48 bid and Noa.l Nov 4875 track 42 percent street ply. Herbert M. Turner former Regina broker is sentenced to three months hard labor in Regina jail.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept. Muay
Noa.l
Herbert M. Turner
Regina
Search Abandoned Over Alps for Missing Flyers
Lausanne reports Captain Wally Hope and Lieutenant Hinley, finding Bert Hinkler missing since two weeks ago en route to Australia. The British aviators landed at Vetrox in the Simplon valley and hiked toward Diabderets. A French army plane from Oran to search for Lady Mary Bailey is also missing.
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Switzerland
Wally Hope
Alps
Bert Harkier
London
Australia
W. L. Hope
Hinley
Bert Hinkler
Vetrox
Simplon
Diabderets Mountain
Hinkler
Paris
Africa
Oran
Lady Mary Bailey
Wheat shipments and inspections report for Thursday
Winnipeg report shows inspections of 232 wheat cars, 182 contract wheat cars, 4 oats, 7 barley, 3 flax, and 2 rye. Compared with last year, 71 wheat cars, 17 oats, and 3 barley were noted in previous totals.
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Winnipeg
Justice Trueman Attacks Judge Stubbs in Court Strike
Winnipeg, Jan. 20. Justice Trueman created a sensation as he denounced Judge L. St. G. Stubbs in a court investigating judicial misconduct. Trueman called Stubbs statement a rotten act and said it was an absolute falsehood while denying testimony and avoiding further participation. The dispute centers on alleged interference tied to a Tuxedo Barracks shooting involving Captains Erbitt and Brown.
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Winnipeg
L. St. G. Stubbs
W. H. Trueman
Frank Ford
Stubbs
Tuxedo Barracks
Fruemar
Justice
Tuxedo, Barracks
Wy"h. Erbitt
C. G .Brown
Farmer Killed By Dynamite Blast
Edmonton reports Rudolph Goebel 32 was killed instantly by a dynamite blast on a farm. Investigation underway to determine cause and whether safety violations occurred. Local authorities and fire department responded to the scene.
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Rudolphs Goebel
Instan
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