Japan Seeks United States Friendship and East Asia Peace
Japanese Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told the Diet that no intrinsic issue blocks Japan and the United States from friendship and that a proper tri‑partite adjustment with Manchukuo and the Soviet Union is vital for East Asian peace. He noted closer ties after leaving the League of Nations and urged genuine Sino Japanese steps toward peace, while warning Soviet criticism. A separate line reports a Louisiana Senate challenge to Senator Overton’s reelection filed by the Women’s Committee.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Japan
United Stats of
America
Soviet Russia
Manchukuo
Soviet Union
East Asia
Manchuria
League of Nations
League
Orient
Tse
Eastern Asia
China
Russia
Moscow
Stugsia
United States
Overton
U. S. Senate
Women’s Committee of
Louisiana
British Far East Naval Policy Discussed On Kent
British Australian and New Zealand naval commanders meet in strict secrecy aboard the cruiser Kent to shape policy toward the Far East. Pressure mounts over Japan's naval buildup and the U.S. 120-ship bill as Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Charles Grey er leads the China Station flagship.
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Winapore
New Zealand
Kent
Great Britain
Far East
Japan
Frederick Charles Greyer
China Station
Redcliff Notes Highlight Student Elections And Local Events
Miss Maude Wyatt visited her parents the Wyatt home. High School Literary Society counted votes after a close election with the editor’s tear securing a one vote majority. Plans for year-books and stump-speaking sessions were approved. Burns Supper, a drama contest in February, and a concert followed. L A R social at the Armouries featured bayonet feats and extended dancing hours. St Ambrose church attended in Medicine Hat for confirmation service by the Bishop of Qu Appelle. Velma Trembath hosted a fifteenth birthday skating party in Medicine Hat. Confirmation candidates named W Pickering Stan Baldrey Eric Congram Emer Congram Eva Pinder Mrs L Lawson and Mrs W Pickering.
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Maude Wyatt
I. W. Wyatt
High School Literary Society
Gordon Memorial Church
Ladies Aid Society
Ted Lawson
Albert Johnson
Specators
St. Ambrose Church
St. Barnabas Church
Medicine Hat
Qu’Appelle
Velma Jean Trembath
Gray’s Rink
Redcliff
St. Ambrose
Messrs. W. Pickering
Stan Baldrey
Eric Congram
Emer Congram
Eva Pinder
L. Lawson
W. Pickering
Relief operations in five largest cities under review
A report to the legislature will cover relief operations in Edmonton Drumheller Calgary Lethbridge and Medicine Hat. The provincial auditor is preparing the study for the federal provincial relief scheme covering October 4 1936 to June 30 1933.
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Edmonton
Drumheller
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Dynamite Kills Two Girls in Rio Factory Blast
Five tons of dynamite exploded at a factory on Island de Governador in Rio de Janeiro harbor killing two girls aged nine and twelve and seriously injuring eight others including their father. The blast shook the city and caused widespread minor injuries.
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Rio de Janeiro
Island de Governador
Wynekoop Case Discontinued For Present
Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop faces mistrial after judges halt trial for operating table murder due to her serious heart condition. She will remain jailed until recovered or death ends jurisdiction. Defense seeks bail and hospital care. state vows to pursue the case.
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Chicago
Ray Brennan
Associated Press
Alice L. Wynekoop
Rheta
Joseph B. David
Alice
Wynekoop
W. W. Smith
sSx
Charles S. Dougherty
Chamber of Commerce to Meet at Cecil Hotel Thursday
A general Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held at the Cecil Hotel Thursday at 12 15 p m open to members and interested parties An address by Mr G M Blackstock KC titled Where Are We Drifting will discuss increasing government control in this and other countries. Probs Colder with snow. Temp 32 to 24.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Hotel
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
Chautemps Faces Stavisky Case Documents Threat
Deputy Philippe Henriot served a warning naming Premier Camille Chautemps and three cabinet members in Stavisky scandal papers. The exact contents were not disclosed, causing confusion in the Chamber amid France’s Bayonne pawnshop collapse fallout.
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Pavis
Camille Chautemps
Philippe Henriot
France
Bayonne
Trial of Mrs. Lilian Fusty Collapses in Court
Edmonton reports the trial of Mrs. Lilian Fusty and her son for the Christmas Eve murder collapsed as Mrs. Fusty fainted in the witness box. Justice Boyle adjourned the hearing to decide if it will continue this afternoon. Her daughter Alizé said the mother may not finish the trial.
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Edmonton
Lilian Fusty
R. F. Jackson
New Cuban Government Acknowledged by States
President Roosevelt advised Latin American nations that the United States considers a responsible Cuban government in power and stands ready to extend recognition. Full recognition may be delayed until Wednesday to allow Latin American envoys time to consult, aiming for concerted action if they follow Washington's lead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
White House
South
Central
Austria Moves Toward Swiss Style Neutrality
Geneva reports a movement to extend Swiss like neutrality to Austria to preserve European peace. The plan seeks a hands off policy by European powers as Austria's independence is protected by the Versailles Treaty. Chancellor Dollfuss reportedly ready to appeal to the League of Nations if Hitler ceases Nazi interference.
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Geneva
Austria
Switzerland
Dollfuss
League of Nations
Hitler
Germany
Empress of Britain Tours Athens During World Cruise
The Empress of Britain anchored in Pha leron Bay and hosted a large group of world tourists from the United States Canada and Europe for a day of sightseeing in and around Athens. After ashore the liner sailed for Palestine, with Mr and Mrs L N Laidlaw and Master Larry of Medicine Hat among the travelers.
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Athens
Phaleron Bay
Palestine
Greece
United States
Canada
Britain
Haifa
L. N. Laidlaw
Larry
Medicine Hat
Big Boy Brady Shot to Death Near Paola Kansas
Lansing dispatch reports Bob Big Boy Brady a life term inmate and Kansas penitentiary escapee was killed by a hard shooting posse near Paola Kansas late Monday after leading six other convicts in a wall cover escape bid. Canadian Press notes Brady had thrice escaped from prison.
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Lansing
Bob
Big Boy
Senator John Stanfield Dies At 65 In Truro Nova Scotia
Truro Nova Scotia January 22 Senator John Stanfield vice president of the woolen mills bearing his name died at his home in his 66th year He was found unconscious in his office earlier today and did not recover James Stanfield notes his range as manufacturer politician soldier and citizen He rose to national prominence by defeating Charles Hill to end the Liberal block in Nova Scotia in the 1907 election to fill a vacancy created by F A Laurence’s elevation to the Nova Scotia Supreme Court
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Truro
N.S
John Stanfield
James Stanfield
Colchester County
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Charles Hill
F. A. Laurence
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
Powers Granted by U S Monetary Bill Should be Temporary
Washington January 23 The Senate banking committee approved the administration's monetary bill 15 to 2 with recommendations including a two year limit on a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund and a five member board to oversee it. Owen D Young urged temporary emergency powers and timing for termination.
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U.S
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Senate
Owen D. Young
Burton K. Wheeler
Young
Engine drivers seek relief from loud locomotive whistles
Ottawa January hearing set for January 30 before the Board of Railway Commissioners on a complaint by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. They seek an order to relocate whistle signals to reduce ear damage for engineers when passing crossings and cuts.
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Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Narrow escape as seven year old falls through ice on river
Seven year old J Grabowski slipped through river ice while crossing with friends on a Sunday. He grabbed the edge, climbed out, was warmed at G Barton’s home, and later returned home in a taxi with circulation restored.
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J. Grabowski
Allowance Avenue
Grabowsk
G. Barton
Park View Drive
Saskatoon Fire Destroys Casill Block Apartments
Fire at the Casill block in Saskatoon Early morning fire injures two firefighters George Pedhey and sert Davidson and causes over $60,000 damage. Several businesses wiped out and ten families flee to safety as a wall collapses in the historic early apartment block.
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Saskatoon
Casill
George Pedhey
Sert Davidson
Old Boreas Rages Over Southern Alberta Weather Batters Cities
A severe cold snap sweeps through Medicine Hat Lethbridge Edmonton and Saskatoon with sharp temperature drops up to 40 degrees in 12 hours and blizzard conditions. Widespread icy streets and light snowfall are reported while telegraph lines suffer minor outages and forecasts call for continued cold.
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King Winter
Medicine Hat
Mercury
Calgary
Alberta
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Central
Saskatoon
Canajig
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Dynamite Kills
Little Girls
Newfoundland
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England
F. C. Alderdice
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Premier Chautemps
Dolfuss
Big Boy Brady
Stanfield
Brain Trust
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Montana
George F. Warren
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
James H. Rogers
Rressee Oo 14
Federal Reserve Board
Wagon
Young Lad
Old Boreas
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