Stalin warns of world war if USSR attacked
Moscow dispatch reports Josef Stalin warning that war against the Soviet Union would spark a world revolution in Asia and Europe. He singled out Japan and Germany for particular criticism and urged readiness to fight if necessary, stressing war would be dangerous for mankind.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Asia
Europe
All-Union
Communist Party Congress
Japan
Germany
Theoviet Union
Communist Party
Russia
Far East
Stalin
Sovet
France
Poland
U.S.S.R
Manchukuo
Ukraine
United States
Local Retailers Endorsed Views Of Hon. Stevens
The Medicine Hat retailers met at City Hall to discuss correspondence with provincial secretary McKay over Hon. H. H. Stevens and his address to the National Retail Shoe Dealers. They endorsed Stevens on mass production and urged a new Department of Domestic Distribution within Trade and Commerce. A mass meeting of Alberta merchants is planned in Edmonton for Feb. 12–14 with about one thousand delegates and travel arrangements at reduced cost.
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Medicine Hat and District
Council Chamber
H.T. W. Forster
Medicine Hat
Forster
McKay
H. H. Stevens
Nena
Mr. Stevens
Calgary
Stevens
Department of Trade and Commerce
Onte
Alberta
Edmonton
De Valera Sees Bright Future for Free State 1934 Plans
President Eamon De Valera states progress on plans for self sufficiency in the Irish Free State with no general election. 1934 projects include metal goods, cutlery, tires, industrial alcohol, fertilizers, footwear, and peat fuel development with six new car assembly plants and oil refineries. Sean Lemass hopes cotton piece goods will be produced from Free State yarn within a year.
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Dublin
Michael Rooney
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
de Valera
Free State
Fianna Fair
Ministry of Industry
Sean Lemass
Queen Mary Joins Local Ride After Royal Car Breaks Down
Percy Titmous of Cambridge, employed by a brewery, drove the Queen in his small car after her royal automobile broke down between Ely and Cambridge. He offered aid and the Queen accepted the help in the brief incident reported by Canadian Press Cable.
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Cambridge
Percy Titmous
Queen Mary
Ely
Titmous
Challenge to Government Call for General Election
In the House of Commons Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King Liberal leader declared the Government has lost moral authority and must resign to face a general election. Conservatives mocked the claim, applauding Liberal bye election wins.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Mackenzie King
Assassination Attempt Fails on Afghan Premier Hasan Khan
Kabul report says an assassin failed to kill Hasan Khan premier of Afghanistan and killed himself instead. The report added few further details. Canada’s Canadian Press Cable notes the incident dated Kabul plus a second note that Charles A. Gibbs former mayor of Parkhill Ontario died recently.
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New Delhi
Hasan Khan
Afghanistan
Kabul
Charles A. Gibbs
Parkhill, Ont
U S House Nav Committee Backing 1184 Planes
The U S House naval committee voted to grant the president authority to provide an aeroplane contingent for the navy up to treaty limits. The plan covers 1,184 new aircraft with a total cost of 95 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives Naval Committee
No Compulsory Wheat Cuts Expected in Canada
EDMONTON Jan 29 Premier J E Browslee said compulsory reduction of wheat acreage is unlikely after returning from Ottawa. He suggested focusing on marketing regulations and expressed confidence in a moderate public works relief program.
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Edmonton
J. E. Browslee
Ottawa
What Will Britain's Forward Step Be
Britain plans a forward step in disarmament as a deadlock persists. A formal memorandum to the powers will be released to the public in a few days, after consideration. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon announced Britain's position during a House of Commons session.
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London
United Minedom
John Simon
Hhouse of Commons
Britain
Money Bill Passes in Congress and Awaiting White House
The House adopted the Administration's Money Bill today. The President is expected to sign the measure tomorrow.
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Washington
House Representatives
Egyptologist Dr. Albert Lythgoe Dies at 68 in New York
Dr. Albert M. Lythgoe, 68, renowned Egyptologist, has died in New York. His long career included leading excavations and shaping museum collections. The Canadian Press report notes his influence on Egyptology and public education.
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New York
Albert M. Lythgoe
Bodies of Six Victims of Blizzard Recovered Near Waterhen
Winnipeg, Jan 29 Canadian Press reports three bodies found in Waterhen district near Winnipegosis on Lake Manitoba shores. The death toll from last week's prairie blizzard reaches six with numerous injuries. Victims include Joseph Chatrand 74, his daughter Mrs. Fred Marion 42, and her son Johnny Laguett.
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Winnipeg
Waterhen
Winnipegosis
Lake Manitoba
Joseph Chatrand
Fred Marion
Johnny Laguett
Chatrand
Boston figure from Tutankhamun tomb opening dies
A participant at the 1923 opening of King Tutankhamun’s tomb in Luxor, who later lived in Boston, has died today. The death marks the passing of a person connected to an iconic archaeological milestone and long linked to Boston through residence.
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King Tutankamen
Boston
Canvass of Wheat Prospects Across Three Provinces
Ottawa Jan 29 The governments of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will canvass production prospects for the coming crop year and hold further talks with the federal authorities before deciding on Canada’s position regarding the World Wheat Agreement.
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Ottawa
Canada
English soccer results from today’s league matches
London January 29 reports First Division Blackburn Rovers beat Birmingham 3 1 while Sheffield United won 2 0 against Sunderland and Stoke City defeated Huddersfield 3 0. In the Second Division Fulham prevailed 2 0 over Millwall. Third Division Southern Chariton 2 2 Gillingham 2.
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London
Blackburn
Birmingham
Sheffield Utd
Sunderland
Stoke City
Huddersfield
Fulham
Millwall
Southern Chariton
Gillingham
Daladier Assigned to Form French Public Safety Cabinet
Edouard Daladier was tasked by President Lebrun to form a public safety cabinet to clean up financial scandals after the Bayonne bank Stavisky affair sparked widespread riots. The move follows the Chautemps government’s resignation amid protests and calls for a national union ministry to restore order.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Albert Lebrun
Camille Chautemps
France
Bayonne Bank
Ene
Edouard Herriot
Camilo Chautemps
Albert. Lebrun
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Tournefeuille
Chautemas
Stavisky Bank
Lebrun
Herriot
Dive
Tardieu
National Union
Rouen
Action Francaise
Chautemps
Bayonne
Serge Stavisky
Place de L’opera
Alberta coal could last 88 000 years says geologist
Peterborough reports that at current production rates Alberta coal fields would endure for about 88 000 more years. Professor E S Moore of Toronto University Economic Geology Department stated this in an address, outlining long term supply expectations.
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Peterborough
Jau
Alberta
E. S. Moore
Toronto University Department of Economic Geology
Italian Airship Crashed Near Fort Aleza
The Italian tri motor land plane under Commander Francia Lombardi bound Rome to Natal was found wrecked on a Brazilian beach 12 miles south of Fort Aleza. A South American air liner crew saw four men nearby and alerted authorities. Two fliers were reported injured lightly as rescuers moved to the scene.
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Fort Aleza
Brazil
Francia Lombardi
Rome
Natal
Here
Hulme and James Held for Sentence on Burglary
Samuel Hulme aged 35 and Cliffora James aged 20 appeared at City Police court with Magistrate Ellis and pleaded guilty to three burglary counts. They were remanded until tomorrow morning for sentence after arrests in Calgary on Friday and return over the weekend. Police say they broke into two houses, one twice, stealing jewelry linens and clothes, most of which was recovered with some found at a Calgary second hand store.
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Samuel Hulme
Cliffora James
Ellis
Calgary
Sundogs and Circumzenithal Arc Observed in Medicine Hat
Ottawa meteorologist explains sundogs seen in Medicine Hat on January 15, detailing the circumzenithal arc, halo formations, and ice-crystal causes. Temperature readings from the station on January 15 show a mix of 8 to 10 F at sunrise and 22 F by evening, with warming extending to the ground by January 16.
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C. Pickering
Thomson
Meteorological Service of Canada
Medicine Hat
Humphreys
Humphrey
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