New Zealand butter shipment lands in Canada under treaty terms
Ottawa reports no action will hinder import of 252,000 pounds of New Zealand butter to British Columbia and across Canada under a five-cent-per-pound tariff. The Niagara liner delivered 4,500 cases to Victoria, with 56 pounds per case, while Calgary voices UFA criticism that Imperial Economic Conference benefits to farmers are lacking.
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Northern Ireland Remains Loyal To the Crown
Lord Craigavon declares Ulster will resist any move to join an all Ireland republic and vows loyalists will oppose efforts to undermine allegiance to the British Crown amid nationalist abstention.
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Outbreak Vice War Claims Three Deaths in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 27 a killer shot two women and Patrolman Frederick J. Dolan during a violent outbreak described by authorities as a novice war. Mrs Yetta Cooper alias Cohen, alleged owner of a disorderly house, was shot in the head. Patsy Miller was wounded. a third woman was hurt as the attacker fled.
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Bank Of Commerce Robbery In Vancouver
Five men robbed the Canadian Bank of Commerce on Sixth Avenue and Granville Street in Vancouver. They forced manager W. H. James and staff to the wall and escaped with about $2,000 in a large sedan.
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CP Stock Falls in Montreal Trading Amid Rail Talks
A London driven selling wave pushed Canadian Pacific Railway common stock down 2 points to 12.25 at Montreal open. Brokers cited Premier Bennett's rail speeches as a contributing factor, with light liquidation unsettling the broader market.
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Monarchs Face Gull Lake In Exhibition Ice Clash
Gull Lake visits the Monarchs for an exhibition game at the Arena tonight. The Gull Lake sextet, led by Bud McMaster, is described as a speedy unit that could trouble the home team. With Fisher and Simmons unavailable for the Brooks high school game, the Monarchs shuffled positions for the contest.
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Premier Bennett Speaks on Dominion Finances and Tax Strain
Prime Minister R. B. Bennett told a Trades and Labor Congress deputation that Canada must prevent a collapse of its industrial and financial structure. He warned taxes are near the limit, noting $260 million yearly must fund debt interest, war pensions, and railway deficits, with little left for subsidies or public works.
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Bennett
Old Country
Burns Banquet Marks Redcliff Event with Variety Program
Notes from Redcliff describe the Burns banquet at Gordon Memorial school with strong attendance and proceeds. The evening featured solos recitations quartette and toasts, concluding with Auld Lang Syne. Upcoming events include an ice carnival burlesque hockey game at Red cliff rink with costumes prizes skating races and a Spanish bull fight comedy act.
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Conspiracy Charge Against Winnipeg Coal Men
Winnipeg charges 21 coal dealers, railway officials and bankers with conspiring to block 40000 tons of coke from Algoma Steel and keep prices low by hindering transport and docking on Lake Superior. The suit seeks 115000 dollars for alleged contract disruption and anti competitive acts plus rail and financing interference across Manitoba and Ontario connections.
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Trades Labour Congress Submits Its Legislation Programme
The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada urged Parliament to remove constitutional barriers to a Dominion wide contributory unemployment insurance scheme. They proposed work programs, cheap home loans, and public works to combat demoralization and boost purchasing, led by Tom Moore. Ottawa and Bennet cabinet received the memorandum.
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Farmer kills four children in Ste Perpetre Quebec
Lucien Girard a 27 year old farmer, distraught by failure, killed four of his children with a hammer in Ste Perpetre Quebec. A fifth child was gravely injured. Girard told mayor Herman Lambert and Dr B A Dusseault that he had killed his children and surrendered peacefully.
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Imperial Conference says Ottawa pact not binding
London report argues that Ottawa trade agreements do not bind Britain and the United States to restrict future talks. Neville Chamberlain highlighted tariff use as a bargaining tool with 20 nations at Europe’s door, with five already in talks and the US possible to join. Outcome depends on mutual advantages for Britain and the Dominions.
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Canada
Boy Scout Annual Meeting Highlights Growth in Medicine Hat
A well attended Court Room meeting reviewed a successful year for Scouting in Medicine Hat. New groups formed include one Westminster church troop, one St Patrick cub pack, two Rover crews and Girl Guides at John's church along with new camping achievements. Officers were elected with Judge G W Greene as Honorary President and Mayor Bullivant as Honorary Vice President. Roy Cunliffe praised cooperation and voiced optimism for continued progress in 1933.
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Jimmy Clanell
Horace Whliffin
Harry Matthews
Roy Cunliffe
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De Valera Leads Irish Election As Votes Still Pending
Dublin reports show 29 of 153 seats unresolved with De Valera ahead by six seats over rivals. Early returns suggest Republicans may secure an independent majority in the Dail Éireann, though Cosgrave’s Nationalists gain momentum in rural constituencies and Labor’s stance remains pivotal as counts continue.
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Dail Éireann
Negro Confesses Slaying of Young Girl in New York Cellar
Lloyd Price, 22, confessed to killing six year old Helen Sterler. The body was found in a dark tenement cellar after he lured her there Wednesday afternoon and strangled her with a clothes line.
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McKenna Opposes Britain Returning to Gold Standard
Reginald McKenna, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the Midland Bank annual meeting in London that Britain should not return to gold at any parity for now. He urged controlling inflation as the best solution, noting wholesale price rises need little impact on living costs.
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Protest Against Importation of Butter Sparks Calgary Action
Calgary officials report 225000 pounds of New Zealand butter lowered local prices, easing farmer returns. Campbell Griffin officials warn the dairy sector and Edmonton Chamber of Commerce pleads with Prime Minister Bennett to protect Canada’s dairy industry with timely steps.
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Judge Stubbs Defends Seat and Bench on Misconduct Hearing
Winnipeg January 27 Lewis St G Stubbs, noted as a slight judge of the county court, fights to keep his bench against alleged misconduct charges. He appeals that his case represents a defense of every judge and condemns Attorney General W J Major for reducing his pendings as Surrogate Court records.
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