Von Papen to Stay as Berlin Turmoil Rages
Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen will remain in office though on leave of absence for ill health amid a German political crisis. Hitler conferred with President von Hindenburg and plans for leadership changes continue as authorities crackdown on Nazi figures and foreign press face bans.
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Wis
Oftich
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Prince August Wilhelm
Franz von Papen
von Hinsccnspurg
von Papen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
August Wilhelm
Berlin
Germany
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
A.P
Stutz. Staffel
Lenninstrasse
Wilhelmstrasse
Tiergarten
Democratic Senators plan countrywide outline of Roosevelt recovery
In Washington on July 4 a group of Democratic Senators intends to launch a nationwide outline of Roosevelt recovery programs to counter Republican criticisms of the New Deal. The effort runs alongside campaigns by incumbents and cabinet travel by administration advisors. In Edmonton a judge dismissed a seduction case involving Premier Brownlee and the father-daughter parties, noting the premier's resignation stands as of now.
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Washington
Edmonton
Vivian MacMillan
J. E
Brownlee
Justice Ives
Court House
Ter
Bombings Rock Austria in Widening Campaign
Vienna reports a series of bombings across Austria on July 4 with a second floor blast at the Palace of Justice in Innsbruck and a dynamite attack on Salzburg police headquarters. Officials tightened defense as nine people were killed in a broader terrorist campaign and debates over Nazi and socialist involvement continued.
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Vienna
Austria
Palace ‘of “Justice
Innesbruck
Werner
A.P
Salzburg
Jury Returns Murder Verdict in Sarao Death Case
In Montreal on July 4 four people were held criminally responsible for the death of Nicola Sarao after injuries. Deputy-Coroner Pierre Hebert described the case as one of the most filthy and revolting crimes seen in court. The accused are Leon Gagliardi 29 Angleo Donofrio 19 Mrs Tomassina Sarao 45 and Geovannina Theolis 69. Sarao’s battered body was found Thursday on a lonely railroad siding near Blue Bonnets racetrack.
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Montreal
C.P
Nicola Sarao
Pierre Hebert
Leon
Gagliardi
Sarao
Angelo
Donofrio
Lightning and Wind Strike in Canada and U S
Reports from Ontario and Saskatchewan describe a severe wind storm and a deadly lightning strike. A house was carried over a mile, three men were hurled 25 feet, and a steel power tower was twisted during the storm. A fire at Hollinger mills caused extensive damage, and Ed Massie’s wife was killed when struck by lightning while gardening.
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Falls
Tugedayy
Notembéga
Abitibi Power and Paper Company
Lisreard
C. P
Maclean
Sask
Massie
France Sees Hurdle in Anglo French Military Alliance Report
Paris reports that France doubts Britain will pledge quick armed aid after a Daily Herald claim of a full Anglo French military alliance. Officials say Britain’s long standing opposition to any military pact undermines France’s hope for prompt assistance against foreign attacks.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Daily Herald
Herald
Sir Edward Peacock Declined Governor Post in UK Central Bank
Ottawa reports Premier Bennett told the House of Commons Sir Edward Peacock, a Bank of England officer born in Canada, will not be named governor of the new central bank. He says the post was not offered and his commitments in England prevent acceptance.
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Ottawa
C.P
Edward Peacock
Bank of England
New
Central Bank
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Hingland
Parliament Prorogued in Ottawa After Five and a Half Months
Parliament ended its fifth session of the 17th Parliament with prorogation by the governor general. The House of Commons passed remaining items on the order paper from 11 a.m. to 9.45 p.m., then members left for trains. The Senate ceremony was subdued as Lord Bessborough read the throne speech with 50 MPs outside the rail and ten senators at desks. The day’s program covered the international wheat agreement, penitentiary administration, and debates on western Ontario farmers harmed by a Montreal firm’s cattle shipments to the United Kingdom. It marked the 64th birthday of the prime minister, with a banner display near his desk.
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Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons
Senate
Lord Bessborough
Ontario
Montreal
United Kingdom
Optimes
Police Break Up Demonstration in Toronto Celebrate Prisoner Release
Police clashed with about 1,500 people at Union Station as Sam Carr and Mathew Popovich were released from Kingston penitentiary. Communists on ticket of leave joined the crowd. fists and stones flew while officers used riding crops to disperse them. Four men arrested before order was restored. Carr and his wife were greeted with cheers.
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Toronto
C.P
Kingston Penitentiary
Sam Carr
Mathew Popovich
Union Station
Carr
Kingston
Guards Fire Into Communist Leader's Cell at Kingston Prison
In Ottawa a government minister described rioting at Kingston penitentiary in October 1932. Guards fired rifles revolvers and a shotgun into Tim Buck's cell to frighten and deter him from further speeches, though Buck was not injured.
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Ottawa
C.P
Tim Buck
Toronto
Kingston Penitentiary
Hugh Guthrie
House of Commons
C.C.F
Agnes ‘Macphail
Lake
Ontario
Buck
Kingston
Agreement Reached on Germany Moratorium Loans
London reports that British and German delegates agreed on a six month moratorium starting July 1 for medium and long term loans. Germany will service Dawes and Young loan bonds in Britain during the period, placing sterling in the Bank of England to buy coupons at full value. Britain will refrain from applying new clearing house acts to divert current trade funds to foreign interest payments.
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London
Germany
Dawes
Young
Britain
Bank of England
Rerin
Marie Curie Dies at Sanitarium After Long Illness
Mme Marie Curie, twice Nobel Prize winner and discoverer of radium, died at 4 a.m. today in a sanitarium where she had been treated for a lengthy period. Her husband Pierre Curie had shared in the scientific triumphs.
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Valence
France
Mme.Marie Curie
Frisco Waterfront Riots Leave 26 Hurt Amid Strikes
San Francisco report details July clashes between about 3,000 union pickets and nearly 700 police during a waterfront strike move to open the port. Gunfire, gas bombs, and swinging clubs erupted for over two hours, injuring 26 and marking a growth in deaths to four from earlier days. Other ports like Seattle and Portland reported cargo movement with limited violence.
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San Francisco
Ryan
Argonne Reinhardt
Roosevelt
Seattle
Bellingham
Portland
Edson case dismissals and Brownlee resignation chatter
Edmonton report notes the court action dismissed with costs over a daughter’s consent dispute and the need to pursue a right of action for a master. It also covers the United Farmers caucus as Premier Brownlee contemplates resignation and plans to stay in Ponoka unless a successor is chosen tonight.
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Edson
Aman
Edmonton
Callius
United‘Farmers
J. S. Brownlee
Brownlee
Alberta
Ponoka
Japanese cabinet formed by Admiral Okada advised by Saionji
Tokyo July 4 Admiral Keisuke Okada began forming a new cabinet regarded as conservative on military expansion. Saionji elder statesman advised Emperor Hirohito to instruct Okada to replace Premier Saito’s government.
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Tokyo
Keisuke Okada
Prince
Saionji
Hirohito
Keigsuke Okada
Saito
Four injured as bus hits bridge abutment near Lancaster
A bus from San Antonio to Dallas struck a bridge abutment near Lancaster, injuring eleven people. The report lists victims including Maxine Ellis, 32, and Mary B. Carver of San Antonio, with several others unidentifiable. The incident occurred around an hour after the crash.
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Lancaster
Texas
San Ant
Dallas
la Maxine
Ellis
Nian
Mary B. Carver
San Antonio
Unclear fragment on freight train incident
A partial report describes a cold trip with people released from refrigerator cars on a freight train. Several individuals were stripped and boxes locked during the event, with eight reported to have suffered no injuries.
Canada UK air defence pact cited in Commons
In a House of Commons statement, the prime minister noted that Canada and the United Kingdom have made progress on air defence. Lord Londonderry said the disarmament conference breakup was correct and steps to strengthen air defence will proceed.
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Ootwa
C.P
Canada
United Kingdom
House of Coffimons
Lord Londonderry
Labor
Winnipeg
North Centre
Londonderry
Majesty
Air’ Force
Lonistry
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