Chautemps Cabinet Resigns After Two Months in Office
Paris reports Premier Camille Chautemps and his cabinet resign after two months amid protests over the Bayonne municipal scandal. Raynaldy resigns but Chautemps delays final decision while vowing to face parliament to defend his government. Street disturbances continue as royalists plan further demonstrations.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Bayonne
Chautemps
Eugene Raynaldy
Madeleine Church
France
Chamber
M. Chautemps
M. Chauchemps
Raynaldy
Albert Dalimier
Mary Pickford Fears Kidnapping Threats at Quisler Home
Mary Pickford, the film star, fled from Boston and stayed under guard at Fulton Quisler's estate after reporting two days of being trailed. A Falmouth officer patrolled the grounds and barred visitors while she refused contacts and telephone questions about kidnapping threats.
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Mary Pickford
Fulton Quisler
Boston
Falmouth
Oursler
Miss Pickford
Canada to Spend 200000 on Ads Abroad
Ottawa reports a new item of 200000 for publicity in the United Kingdom and Europe to be managed by the Canadian high commissioner in London. The estimates also show various grants for youth and welfare groups including Boy Scouts Girl Guides Child Welfare and Tuberculosis and Mental Hygiene agencies with changes from prior totals.
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Ottawa
Canada
United Kingdom
Europe
House of Glimmons
London
Canadian General Council of the Boy Scout Association
Dominion Council of Girl Guides
Canadian Council of Child Welfare
Canadian National Institute For the ‘Blind
Nazi labor front reorganized into trades and industries
Berlin Jan 26 The Nazi labor front under Robert Ley orders the dissolution of former trade unions and employers groups. It replaces them with 19 national shop groups spanning sectors from food and textiles to mining, banking, agriculture, and crafts, with local units centered on shops.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Robert Ley
German Labor Front
Front
Community Notes From Redcliff Local Bridge Club And Events
Notes from Redcliff report a visiting couple from High River, a newly organized bridge club with weekly games, and honors for Miss Annie Shaw after a Wednesday night session. Oxford Group members will attend Gordon Memorial church services next Sunday, with a 3 o'clock mass meeting in the school room. Redcliff Badminton Club schedules an exchange tournament with Medicine Hat starting January 31 at 8 pm at Redcliff, expecting about twenty Fifth Ave United Club players and strong local participation. After play, lunch and a social hour follow. St Ambrose C G I T hosts a Valentine tea and bridge drive February 13 at 2:30, with tea, cards, and 25c. Ladies’ Aid of Gordon Memorial Church held a social with a jigsaw contest. prizewinners were Mrs. Ward, Mrs. White, Mrs. Hinoxs, and Mrs. Wyatt. The Little Theatre group advances plans for a second production.
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Jackson
High River
Watson
Margaret
Jean Moore
Annie Shaw
Oxford
Gordon Memorial Church
Redcliff Badminton Club
Medicine Hat
Fifth Ave. United
Redcliff
Fifth Ave
Fifth Ave. Club
Alberta
St. Ambrose C.G.I.T
Valentine
Ward
Cup and League Scores From Old Country Football
Fourth round cup results include Millwall 3 Leicester City 6 and Arsenal 7 over Crystal Palace 0. English and Scottish league results list multiple fixtures with goals and standings across divisions and cup ties.
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London
Millwall
Leicester City
Tottenham H
West Ham U
Liverpool
Tranmere
Workington
Prerton N. EB
Hull City
Manchester City
Portsmouth
Grimsby Town
Arsenal
Crystal Palace
Birmingham
Charlton Ath
Dermby County
Wolves
Bury
Swansea Town
Aston Villa
Sunderland
Huddersfield
Northampton
Chelsea
Notts Forest
Stoke City
Blackpool
Brighton
Bolton Wanderer
A. Windnam Ata
Sheffield Wes
Boy Lost In Blizzard Near Death In Humboldt
Ten year old George Bauer went missing during a Saskatchewan blizzard while searching for his father’s cattle. After 24 hours he stood in a field until rescuers found him frozen from the chest down but alive due to stubborn endurance. He lies in a Humboldt hospital with critical injuries.
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Saskatoon
George Bauer
Humboldt
Sudden Death Shocks City Community
The community was shocked by the untimely death of Mr. C. M. H. Roche of this city shortly after noon today. A heart attack is believed to be the cause of the sudden passing.
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C. M. H. Roche
Alta Man Killed Returning From Dance Near Nanton
Campbell Sloane 20 and companion Arthur Taylor 23 from Cayley district were in a car that blew a tire and struck a concrete bridge near Nanton while returning home from a dance. Sloane died, Taylor was badly hurt in the crash early today.
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Nanton
Campbell Sloane
Arthur Taylor
Here
Cayley
Plot Against Lord Allenby Delays Visit to Singapore
Aneta reports Field Marshal Lord Allenby canceled his Singapore visit due to a life plot. The three alleged conspirators, not Dutch subjects, were said to be involved as he began his return to London.
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Signapore
Aneta
Lord Allenby
East Indies
London
Dillinger Gangsters Face $100000 Bail Each In Arizona
In Tucson on January 26, John Dillinger and three gang members were ordered held on $100000 bail each as fugitives. Anna Martin Opal Long and Mary Kinder were detained with smaller bonds or released for witnesses, while Illinois Indiana authorities assessed the loot at about $250000 fueling their crimes.
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Tucson
Ariz
Dillinger
Justice of the Peace
John Dillinger
Anna Martin
Opal Long
Mary Kinder
Illinois
Miss Long
Indiana
Mc Dilliner
Pitchblend from Great Bear Lake shipment to Fort Hope refinery
Nine hundred pounds of pitchblend concentrates were transported from Great Bear Lake by Mackenzie Air Service pilot Matt Berry. The cargo is sent by rail to the Sabine Brothers Radium refinery at Fort Hope Ontario. Len Smith of White Eagle Mines Camsell River rode as a passenger and a small fur lot accompanied the shipment.
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Edmonton
Great Bear Lake
Matt Berry
Mackenzie Air Service
Sabine Brothers
Fort Hope
Ont
Len. Smith
White Eagle
Camsell River
Cattle Truck Collides With Horse Drawn Cutter In Kingston Area
Mrs. Chester B. Fainley of Mount Cresney near Kingston died instantly and her husband suffered painful injuries when a cattle truck collided with their horse and cutter.
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Chester B. Fainley
Mount Cresney
Kingston
Willock
Push the beef sale to raise per capita consumption
A caller urges immediate action to expand beef demand in Canada by boosting per capita consumption from 65 to 85 pounds annually. The argument quantifies potential increases in beef cattle slaughter, home consumption, and shipments, linking industry-wide reform to stronger market outcomes. A note adds a bust of Australian poet Adam Lindsay Gordon to Westminster Abbey.
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Dominion
Great Britain
Adam Lindsey Gordon
Australia
Westminster Abbey
Lord Tennyson
Emergency landing fields on trans Canada air route near Calgary
Report from Calgary states agents of an unknown group have secured emergency landing fields along the Calgary to Vancouver air route over the mountains and spent money to ready them for aircraft. Pilots say the info is authentic and negotiations with property owners occurred in secrecy. The revived talk of the trans Canada air mail follows speculation that Calgary may host an Imperial service or branch contact with Lethbridge as a western starting point.
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Calgary
Vancouver
Beon
trans-Canada Air Mail
Eaul Usale Concern
trans-Canada
Atlantic
South’ Africa
Imperial
Pelmg
Lethbridge
Crow’s Nest Pass
Imperial Airways
British
Prof Smith to Speak at Canadian Club Dinner Here
Professor W. G. Smith of Winnipeg will discuss Social Legislation and Public Services at the Canadian Club dinner at the Cosmopolitan Hotel next Monday. Reservations are urged as seating is limited. He has held major roles in Canadian social work and immigration studies and has written extensively on sociology.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
W. G. Smith
Winnipeg
Mr. Smith
Newfoundland
University of Toronto
Victoria College
Toronto
Methodist Church
Canadian Conference of Social Work
Manitoba
Manitoba School For ‘Social Work
Alberta officials weigh relief program expenditures
Edmonton January 26 public works officials and civic representatives met to discuss possible relief projects for Alberta. The group reviewed input from cities and the Builders Exchange, aiming to shape an eventual works programme under a new Dominion policy. No definite scope could be set until federal guidance on whether the policy covers building construction or broader public works. Premier Brownlee expected to have more details on his return from the east.
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Edmonton
Canadian Press
Alberta
Dominion
Aedalona
Reneh
O. L. McPherson
of Public Works
I Davidson
D. Macdonald
A. W. ‘Addow
Anda Fred J. White
Calgary
Exchange Association
McPherson
Brownlee
Round the World Cruise Arrives in Jerusalem Tour
The Empress of Britain cruise liner brings over 400 tourists from Canada the United States and Europe to Haifa and Jerusalem. Hon Arthur Sauve Canadian Postmaster General joins a party touring biblical sites including Nazareth Sea of Galilee Capernaum Bethlehem and the Western Wall. They plan a Cairo departure Saturday after visits to Holy Sepulchre David’s Tomb Mount of Olives and Gethsemane.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Canada
United States
Europe
Arthur Sauve
International Postal Union
Cairo
Tiberias
Samaria
Lower Galilee
Nazareth
Egypt
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
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Clapton Orient
Swindon T. C
Coventry City
Southend U. C. Newport Co
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Queen’s P. R
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Rotherham U
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Crewe Alex
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Hibernians
Aberdeen
Motherwell
Queens Park
Partick Thistle
Queen of S
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Hamiton Acad
Czechoslovakia
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Osiek
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Canadian Club
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