Justice Ives Dismisses Action Over Papen Refuses To Quit
Justice Ives dismisses the case against Franz von Papen while he remains in office on leave for health reasons. Reports say Hitler met with President von Hindenburg, shaping possible shifts in Germany's leadership and the fates of figures like Wilhelm von Eichhorn and August Wilhelm.
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Franz von Papen
CagneeHor Frans Vor Papo
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Onice
Hitler
von Papen
Heihelm V Weilbehavering
Prince August Wilnichn
Berlin
Sheort
Germany
Roosevelt recovery plan outlines hit by Democratic Senators
A group of Democratic Senators prepare nationwide outlines of Roosevelt recovery programs to counter Republican attacks on the New Deal. The campaign push runs alongside regular electoral tours by senators, congressmen, cabinet members, and administration advisers.
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Washington
Lawyer Rules No Illness in Seduction Case
The judge states no illness or service loss occurred and dismisses the action with costs, noting the damage must be loss of service. The counter claim is also dismissed with costs after no evidence is offered. Edmonton reports the United Farmers caucus hints at Premier Brownlee resigning or not.
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Edson
Edmonton
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Brownlee
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Ponoka
Austrian bombing campaign and Nazi crackdown shake Europe
Reports from Vienna and Berlin describe a wave of bombings in Austria including a blast at the Place of Justice and damage to Salzburg police headquarters. Manfred von Killinger is dismissed from leadership after arrest, and all Nazi groups in Romania are dissolved. Berlin details a guarded Papen residence as security tightens amid suspected Nazi and socialist terrorism.
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Vienna
Wade Werner
A.D
Salzburg
Apis
Q’s&ciils
Germany
Jury Returns Murder Verdict in Blue Bonnets Case
Montreal July 4 four men were held criminally responsible for the death of Nicola Sarao 59 after deputy coroner Pierre Hebert called the crime one of the most filthy and revolting to come before his court. The suspects include Leon Gagliardi Angelo Donofrio Sarao’s widow Tomassina Sarao and the widow’s mother Geovannino Theolis. The victim’s battered body was found Thursday on a lonely railroad siding near Blue Bonnets racetrack.
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C.P
Nicola Sarao
Pierre Hebert
Fou
Leon Gagliardi
Sarao
Angelo Donofrio
Tomassina Sarao
Geovannino Theolis
Blue Bonnets Racetrack
Lightning and Wind Tolling Across Canada and U S
Reports from Ontario Saskatchewan and the U S describe a severe wind storm at Norembega Ont lifting a house and three men into the air while a transmission tower was wrecked. In New Liskeard lightning sparked a mine fire and at Maclean a man and his wife were struck with fatal injuries but the wife died.
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Iroquois Falls
Ont
C.P
Norembega
Abitibi Power and Paper Company
New Liskeard
Hellinger
Young- Davidson
Maclean
Sask
Massie
France fears Britains aid shift after Herald alliance story
Paris reports that France’s bid for quick British armed aid is undercut by a Daily Herald claim of a full Anglo French military alliance. French officials say Britain opposes any military alliance and the Herald piece may harden objections to France’s aims.
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Great Britain
Daily Herald
Herald
Peacock Will Not Be Appointed Governor of Bank
Ottawa July 4 Sir Edward Peacock a Bank of England official and Canadian born officer will not be appointed governor of the new central bank Premier R B Bennett told the House of Commons yesterday The position had not been offered to him and his commitments in Ireland would not permit him to accept.
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C.P
Edward Peacock
Bank of England
Central Bank
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Parliament Prorogued in Canada After Five Month Session
Ottawa reports Parliament ended its five and a half month session with prorogation by the Governor-general. The House of Commons approved the final money bill and trains called, while the Senate held closing ceremonies with Lord Bessborough reading the throne speech. The session’s end follows debates on the wheat agreement and western Ontario farmers harmed by a Montreal firm.
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C.P
House of Commons
Senate Chamber
Lord Bessborough
Western Ontario
Montreal
United Kingdom
Police Break Up Demonstration in Toronto Strike of Freed Convicts
Police clashed with about 1,500 people at Union Station as Sam Carr and Mathew Popovich, convicted Communists released on ticket of leave, arrived to public cheers. Fists and stones flew, riding crops were used, four men arrested before order was restored. Carr, escorted by his wife, was greeted by supporters in Toronto.
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C.P
Wingston Penitentiary
Sam Carr
Mathew Popovich
Union Station
Carr
Rom Kingston
Guards fire into Buck prison cell during Kingston riots
Ottawa reports that guards used a rifle pistol and a shotgun to fire into Tim Buck’s Kingston penitentiary cell during October 1932 rioting. Justice Minister Hugh Guthrie said the shots aimed to frighten the Communist leader and deter further speeches, not to injure him.
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C.P
Tim Buck
Toronto
Iningston
Hugh Gauthrie
House of Commons
J. S. Woodsworth
C.C.F
Agnes Macphail
Lake Ontario
Buck
Kingston
Mr. Guthrie
Agreement Reached on German Moratorium Talks
British and German delegations reached a six month moratorium agreement on medium and long term loans starting July 1. Germany will service Dawes and Young loan bonds in Britain and place sterling in the Bank of England to buy coupons at full value. Britain will refrain from applying provisions of the new clearing house act to foreign interest payments.
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London
Germany
Britain
Bank of England
Clearing House
Marie Curie Dies in France at Sanitarium
Marie Curie the two time Nobel Prize winner and radium discoverer died at 4 a.m. in a French sanitarium where she had been under long term treatment.
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Valence
France
Marie Curie
Frisco Waterfront Violence Leaves One More Dead
Rioting between police and union pickets in San Francisco on July 4 leaves Argonne Reinhardt dead from a fractured skull while at least 26 are injured. The clash marks the fourth fatality since the strike began May 9 as authorities and business interests clash over reopening the port. Over 700 police faced about 3,000 pickets in two hours of fighting with tear gas, clubs, and gunfire. Elsewhere in the region cargo moves continued as Seattle, Bellingham, and Portland report unloading activity and minimal violence.
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Argonne Reinhardt
San ‘Francisco
Roosevelt
Labor Dispute Committee
Seattle
Bellingham
Portland
Illinois
Japanese Admiral Okada Forms New Cabinet in Tokyo
Tokyo reports Admiral Keisuke Okada, seen as conservative on expansion, moving to form a new cabinet. Prince Saionji urged Emperor Hirohito to instruct Okada to form a replacement for Premier Saito’s administration.
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Tokyo
Keisuke Okada
Prince Saionji
Hirohito
Saito
Four Killed in Bus Crash Near Lancaster
A bus traveling from San Antonio to Dallas struck a bridge abutment near Lancaster, trapping and burning the vehicle. Four people were killed and 11 injured. Identified victim include Miss Maxine Ellis, 32, of Rockyford, Chio, with others unnamed. The infant daughter of Mrs. Mary B. Carver of San Antonio was believed among the deceased.
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Lancaster
Texas
San Antonio
Eight Hoboes Freed From Refrigerator Cars In Greenville
Eight shivering, naked hoboes were released from railway refrigerator cars after being robbed and locked inside by three suspects. Police arrested two men and a woman in Greenville, South Carolina, in connection with the incident. No one suffered ill effects from the exposure.
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Greenville
S.C
U.P
Southern Railway
No Commitments On Air Defence Have Been Made
Prime Minister stated in the House of Commons that no commitments exist between Canada and the United Kingdom on air defence. He cited Lord Londonderry on disarmament, stressing close air force ties with Canada and Australia and noting mutual exchange of officials and access to air ministry information. He also referenced mail transport and potential landing fields for civil aviation as linked to defence needs.
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House of Commons
Lord Londonderry
J. S. Woodsworth
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