Premier Bennett Denies Currency Inflation Policy
Premier R B Bennett told the Toronto Board of Trade that Canada cannot or dare not inflate its currency. He warned against returning to barter and emphasized the need for Canada to leverage its vast market to support exports while noting the heavy tax burden and strong financial system backing paper money with gold reserves. Continued on page five.
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Toronto
Canada
R. B. Benneve
Toronto Board Ofrade
Enid
British Sterling Rises Sharply in New York Market
In active trading, the pound sterling jumped to $3.39 7/8 on London cables and closed near $3.36 5/8 in New York. The surge followed talks of a Bank of England stabilization fund withdrawal and renewed buying after Hoover Roosevelt debt invitation. The Canadian dollar slipped, opening at 86 5/8 cents.
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New York
Wall Street
Bank of England
London Bus Strike Ends After Protest Walkout
London ends its wild cat bus strike with service back to normal across the city. Several thousand workers walked out last Friday in protest against speeding up a suburban route, despite union disapproval.
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London
Stalin Decree Ranks Death for Saboteurs in North Caucasus
Moscow reports a decree by Joseph Stalin and V. M. Molotoff ordering the death penalty for those hindering spring planting prep in the North Caucasus agricultural region. It also calls exile or expulsion from collective farms for lazy and apathetic peasants amid a mass peasant exile.
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Moscow
Joseph V. Stalin
V. M. Molotoff
Southerners Fall 5-4 To Town In Rink Test
Two junior hockey teams clashed on the Town Rink with the Southerners losing 5-4. Key scorers for the Southerners were W. Caine M. Garrecht J. Garrecht and R. Bull while Con grim S. Pearson and E. Schmidt led Town. Burns supper slated January 25 at Gordon Memorial church. Safeway team routed Redcliff 12-2 in Sunday match with Redcliff planning another game next Sunday against Medicine Hat SA R squad.
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Southernerg
South Enders
W. Caine
M. Garrecht
J. Garrecht
R. Bull
Congrim
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E. Schmidt
K. Ellis
R. Foulton
G. Ellis
R. Allenbach
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R. Bell
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Safeway
Redcliff
Suunday
Safeways
Kecirt
Hmnery
W. Paterson
Emery
G. Fisher
MacArthur
T. Gray
Bill Swanson
Teddy Osgoode
Fisher
McDougal
G. Appleton
Gray
Moody
W. Denny
W. McCleary
L. Stone
J. Cairns
B. Swanson
B. Podesta
J. Lowens
W. Patterson
T. Migneault
Bafeways
Annan fFarrish
Judge Stubbs Weary Asks Adjournment In Misconduct Probe
Winnipeg Jan 24 Judge Lewis St George Stubbs told the commission investigating alleged judicial misconduct that forces of privilege seek to remove him from the bench. He asked for another adjournment to get sleep and was granted one day more. He detailed the MacDonald will case noting a witness did not know what she was signing and accused John A. Furlong of fraud and arranging a sham end of 4 million dollars in probate.
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Winnipeg
Lewis St. George Stubbs
Legal Oliparchy
Stubbs
MacDonald Will
John A. Furlong
Sti
Forlong
St Mirren Beat King's Park 5-1 in Cup Replay
St Mirren defeated King's Park 5-1 in Glasgow on January 24 in the Scottish cup first round replay. The teams had drawn 0-0 in Saturday's match. Also noted is the death of Sir Robert Jones, famed orthopedic surgeon, in Wales.
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Glasgow
Scotland
St. Mirren
King’s Park
Sir Robert Jones
Wales
U S War Debt Talks Expand as Debtors React
Washington scenes show the new administration inviting non defaulting powers to talks on war debts. Italy and Belgium sought details from the State Department as Britain paid December 15 obligations and Czechoslovakia received full briefing on the unfolding debt discussions.
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Washington
United States Administration
Mussolini
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Britain
Roosevelt
France
Belgium
Poland
Estonia
Italy
Rosso
State Department
United States
Grand Council
May
Legation
Department
Ronald Lindsay
Bundy
Senator Jacques Bureau Dies in Montreal
Montreal January 23 Hon Jacques Bureau KC longtime Canadian senator and former minister of customs and excise died suddenly in a Montreal hotel at 72 He suffered angina after a sharp attack and will be interred in Three Rivers Que Bureau who represented Three Rivers and Saint Maurice in federal politics had served since 1925 in the Senate and earlier as solicitor general and minister of customs and excise He was born July 9 1860 and survived by his widow Ida Beliveau and two children The death raises Senate vacancies to eight as Conservatives now hold 47 Liberals 48 and vacancies 8 Total 96
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Jacques Bureau
K.C
Senate
Customs and Excise
W. L. Mackenzie King
Bureau
Department
Three Rivers
Que
Mr. Bureau
Napoleon Bureau
Sophie Gin
Wilfred Laurier
Liberal Party
Mackenzie King
John Daniel
Saint John
Irving R. Todd
Milltown
N.B
Dr. Arthur E. Clendenan Dies at 64 in Alberta
Edmonton report states Dr. Arthur E. Clendenan aged 64, first Deputy Minister of Health for Alberta, died last night of pneumonia. He served 23 years as a federal medical inspector and was superannuated last year. An old timer in Yukon district.
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Edmonton
Arthur E. Clendenan
Alberta
Yukon
Chinese foreign office repeats demand for Japanese withdrawal from Shanghai
The Nationalist government Foreign Office sent a new note to Japan reiterating that the Chinese hold Japan responsible for the Shanghai clash and renewing demands for Japanese withdrawal from the city.
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Nanking
China
Foreign Office
Japan
Dr Gershaw Highlights Quebec French Canadians Life
Dr. Gershaw spoke to a Bow Island club audience that included many women. He contrasted Western plains labor and risk taking with Quebec farm life, describing maple blossoms, bright houses, stone wells, and vivid interior decor as facets of French Canadian culture. The talk ended with a note that continues on page eight.
Regeneration address advocates rural revival for recovery
Dr Georges Bouchard spoke on The Regeneration of Rural Life as a Means of Economic Recovery at a Rotary Canadian Club dinner in Corona Hall. He warned against urbanization and urged a return to simpler country life as a path to prosperity.
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Georges Bouchard
Quebec
Kamouraska
Rotary
Corona Hall
H. S. Ireland
Rotary Club
Messrs. G. Caldwell
T. R. Osborne
W. Lakey
E. T. Scragg
Canadian Club
Bouchard
S. F. McEwen
E. G. Ellerton
Dr. Bouchard
Canada
G. K. Gmesterton
Lady Mary Bailey Arrives in Oran En Route to London
A wireless from Oran reports Lady Mary Bailey arriving shortly after 8 p.m. She will leave for London on Wednesday. Bailey is returning to London after abandoning her Cape Town flight that was interrupted by a forced landing in French West Africa.
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LeBourget
France
Oran
Algeria
Lady Mary Bailey
London
Bailey
Cape Town
French West Africa
Put Up Trophy For Competition At School Board Meeting
At a school board session the music shield at Connaught School was approved for an annual competition at the spring Music and Dramatic Festival. Dr H C Dixon was named the festival committee representative. A Sky Larks Glider Club letter requests a Monday evening room in Toronto Street School. report referred to Trustee Souch.
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Connaught School
H. C. Dixon
The
Sky Larks
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Souch
Japan Diet Debate Warns of Armament Race and War
A Seiyoukai spokesman Af Ashida warned in the Diet that unless U S Japan relations improve they will spark renewed armaments competition and possibly a world war. He challenged army dominance of diplomacy while Uchida defended policy as aligned with public will and cooperation with the army.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Ienoshi Ashida
Seiyoukai
Mr. Ashida
Yasuua Uchida
Diet
Sadao Araki
Manchuria
Uchida
Tonight's Liberal Club Meeting at Bark Hall
Citizens are reminded of a public meeting at Bark Hall at 8 o'clock under the Liberal Club. The chief speaker will be Hon. MacKenzie member for Vancouver Centre and an able speaker. Dr. F We Gershaw MP will also speak at the meeting.
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Bark Hall
Maneen
Liberal Club
Han
MacKenzie
Vascouver Centre
F. We Gershaw
M.P
Will Alge
Free State Election Quiet in Dublin Amid Clashes
Irish Free State voters faced sporadic disorder as polls opened in Dublin with minor clashes. Alderman Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor and anti treaty candidate, was jammed by youths but escaped after a strike and police arrival. In Dalkey shots fired as Republicans clashed with government supporters. no injuries reported. Polling proceeded slowly in rural areas as Cosgrave’s party maintained confidence.
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Dalkey
Ft Mer
William T. Cosgrave
Ohe
Osaa
Meight
Free State
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