Daladier Forms New French Cabinet Amid Socialist Tensions
Paris January 31 Edouard Daladier announced a new French cabinet with himself as Premier and War Minister. The cabinet mirrors Boncour’s but includes seven new members. Socialist discontent surfaced as they opposed February credits, casting doubt on the government's hold. Daladier planned to present the cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies Friday.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Radical-Socialist Party
Albert LeBrun
Socialist Party
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Paul Boncour
George Bennett
Radical Federation of the Seine
Lucien
AML
M. Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Herriot
M. Herriot
M. Paul Boncour
Smuts Coalition Plans Fail in South Africa
In Gapetown South Africa the attempt to form a coalition led by General Jan Christian Smuts with Tielman Roos faltered as the South African party caucus rejected Roos proposals granting Smuts seven portfolios and Roos four including the Premiership. Prime Minister Hertzog's supporters hailed the move as proof the country rejects another government upheaval.
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Gapetown
South Africa
Adn
Jan Christian Smuts
Tielman Roos
Supreme Court
Gen. Smuts
J. B. M. Hertzog
House of
Communists Clash as Berlin Breaths Amid Street Scuffles
A Communist was killed in Brest today and two National Socialists were stabbed in a street fight sparked by Communist demonstrations against Hitler's government. Similar disturbances spread to Berlin and other cities, with a Communist bid to trigger a general strike showing little backing.
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Berlin
Brestlau
Hitler
Grain dept announces May 46 percent split bid
Ogilvie grain department releases a notice detailing a May split bid at 46 percent, with figures 4 and 44 percent to be split in October and November. The document references a tracking number 447 and street 26.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Clearing house monthly returns report figures
The document shows monthly returns at 755,872 dollars for this month, 803,540 dollars for last month, and 768,441 dollars for January 1932, indicating fluctuating receipts and a higher prior month. The figures are presented as official totals from the clearing house for the cited periods.
Blizzard toll rises as rescues continue in Sierra regions
The blizzard toll in the far west reached 11 as efforts to rescue hundreds marooned in California and Nevada continued. In the San Bernardino mountains near Lake Arrowhead, motorists trapped during a winter outing faced a prolonged crisis with many stranded in heavy snow.
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San Francisco
United States
California
Nevada
San Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
Lake Arrowhead
Court Action Might Seek US Payments on Calgary Debentures
Calg ary court action may be launched by a large Canadian and United States company to force the city to meet debentures in US funds. The city refuses to pay 300000 in US exchange, holding Canadian funds suffice. A Calgary lawyer represents the firm in seeking US exchange rates on 2135000 in debentures due in New York. Mayor Davison declined to reveal details, noting the public knows an insurer held 750000 in Calgary debentures before maturity.
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Calgary
United States
New York
United States Exchange
Andy Davison
Royal Bank of Canada
New U S Cabinet Names Circulate as Roosevelt Forms Team
Warm Springs Ga Jan 30 The Roosevelt administration shapes quickly as Franklin D Roosevelt meets with advisers. Likely picks include Carter Glass treasury James A Farley postmaster general and Francis Perkins labor secretary Estimates place Owen D Young as possible secretary of state with other names like Newton Baker Robert Bingham Robert Dunham Clark Howell and Barkley discussed as potential diplomats or cabinet members.
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Warm Springs
United States
Electranklin D. Roosevelt
Iis
Carter Glass
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Walght
Montana
James A. Farley
New York
Francis Pbrkins
Labor
Roosevelt
Louis M. Home
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
London
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Paris
Robert Dunham
Chicago
Berlin
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Tokio
Rome
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
the Navy
Frank Murphy
Minnesota
Agriculture
Monarchs Await Strathmore in Weekend Playoff Clash
The Monarchs travel to Strathmore on Thursday for the first game and host the return at the Arena Saturday at 9 15 p m. Strathmore, fresh from a win over Gleichen, is expected to provide a strong challenge in the final two game series that decides advancement in the Intermediate championship playdowns.
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Monarchs
Strathmore
Gleichen
The Grain Preference Question Not Settled
An official of the Customs office said no ruling has been issued on whether the Canadian grain shipment aboard the Brittanic falls under British preference. Winnipeg reports claimed the Brittanic received the preference though consigned from New York, with the shipment cited as through from Canada to the United Kingdom. Rome also reported the Italian government accepted U S offers to discuss the war debt after Roosevelt's inauguration.
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London
Customs Office
Winnipeg
New York
Canada
United Kingdom
Rome
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maloney, Klan Leader, Pleads for One More Chance in Court
Edmonton report shows J. J. Maloney, Ku Klux Klan leader, appealing in police court after pleading guilty to multiple charges. He claimed entrapment as he fainted in the witness box and was carried from the dock after a tearful plea for another chance. He faced accusations of damaging a tool shed door, threatening property at a golf club, and attempting to obtain money from an insurance firm by false pretenses.
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Edmonton
J. J. Maloney
Las Reck
Maloney
Macney
Mayfair
Go Inks
Veregin Deported Secretly From Prince Albert
Peter Veregin a 50 year old leader of 15000 Canadian Doukhobors was secretly placed aboard an eastbound train after release from Prince Albert penitentiary. He had served nine months of an 18 month sentence for perjury and was taken into Immigration custody for deportation to Russia.
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Prince Aleit
Peter Veregin
Canada
Russia
Department of Immigration
Veregin
Prince Albert
Premier Explains Russia Canadian Deal and Cattle for Oil
In Ottawa Premier Bennett told the House of Commons Canada could guarantee Russian seven per cent bonds up to four thousand dollars to back an eight million dollar barter of Canadian cattle for Russian oil and coal. He noted no signed agreement with Russia and urged debate after Opposition declined to discuss the plan immediately.
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Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Winnipeg
G. A. Serkau
Russia
Bennett
RE. N. Rhodes
Connery five day week bill approved by Labor panel
Washington January 31 The House Labor committee approved the Connery five day week six hour day measure.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
EightYear Sentence For Armed Robbery Attempt
Robert Tudge aged 18 was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary by the Supreme Court in Edmonton for attempted armed robbery of the Capital Theatre on December 10. Theatre manager Walter Wilson and friend Willard Mackenzie were wounded by bullets. Tudge changed his plea to guilty from not guilty as his parents pleaded for reconsideration, and his father collapsed during sentencing.
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Edmonton
Robert Tudge
Supreme Court
Capital Theatre
Walter Wilson
Willard Mackenzie
Tudge
Justice Ewing
Prudential suspends foreclosures on owner-occupied farms
The Prudential Insurance Co announced an indefinite suspension of all foreclosures on owner-occupied farms in Canada and the United States. The action covers about 37,000 farms and involves up to $208 million, a small fraction of the company’s reserves. C B Bingham in Toronto noted the loan system operates only in the West, not the Eastern Provinces.
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Newark
N. J
Prudential Insurance Co
Canada
United States
Prudential
Toronto
Western
C. B. Bingham
Union of Nazi and Nationalist Leaders in Germany
Berlin reports a national mood of joy as Hitler joins Hindenburg in a new government. Field Marshal Hindenburg taps Franz von Papen, Wilhelm Frick, Hermann Goering, Alfred Hugenberg, and Franz Seldte to cabinet while brown shirts and Steel Helmet veterans march past the President’s office. The Reichstag convenes by February 7 with Nazi leaders and right-wing factions seeking stability and avoiding a general strike.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Bismarck
Kaiserhof Watel
Tos Loluwels
Ugenberg
Seldte
Goering
Frick
von Papen
Reichstag
Communist Party
John Galsworthy Dies Noted British Novelist and Nobel Laureate
John Galsworthy, 65, the British novelist and dramatist and 1932 Nobel Prize winner, died today in London after a week long grave illness from anemia following a severe cold. His death follows his public note of Nobel recognition last November on the eve of Flowering Wildness release.
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London
John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Magistrate Ellis Discusses Child Delinquency Impact
Bow Island January 30 Magistrate Ellis of Medicine Hat spoke at the Pleasant Hour Club on child delinquency. He tied home conditions and liquor to youth trouble and explained the Child Welfare Act and the Junior Delinquency Act aim to help not punish. He cited cases of tobacco use, gang influence, and sub normality shaping behavior, stressing environment over heredity and the need for support for at risk youths.
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Bow ‘Island
Ellis
Medicine Hat
Pleasant Hour Club
Staan Cars
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Capitol Theatre
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Walter Funk
Hiller
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Frnck
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