Aberhart attacks Central Mortgage Bank Act as ultra viens
Edmonton July 7 Alberta Premier Aberhart condemns the Central Mortgage Bank Act as ultra vires saying it centralizes control and shields lending institutions from debtors. He urges public protest as Ottawa and the Bank of Canada discuss the bill amid plans to limit membership to trust loan mortgage and insurance firms.
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Edmonton
C.P
Aberhart
Central Mortgage Bank
Alberta
Donald Gordon
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Financial Post
Biuyers
Ack
Central Mmortpare Bank
Baseball scores from National and American Leagues
National League Philadelphia 3 Boston 7. Beek Davis Posedel Lo Mercury. American League Boston 4 New York 3. Wiate Peacock Ruffing Dickey.
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National League
Philadelphia
Boston
U Beek
Davis
Posedel
Merican League
8& O
New York
Otter Suspected In River Sighting Amid Local Waterways
A river sighting Wednesday is now believed to be an otter, a creature occasionally seen in local waters. The Calgary zoo seal captured at Bassano was part of a separate news note.
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Calgary Zoo
Bassano
Kentucky Death Record Grows as Flood Strikes Eastern Kentucky
In Breathitt and Rowan counties, 53 bodies identified with 47 missing after a night cloudburst sent floodwaters through streams. Keck village nearly wiped out by a 20 foot wall of water. 300 homeless in Rowan and more in Breathitt as search efforts continue. Avery Collins, 11, and relatives among survivors.
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Jackson
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Rowan County
Breathitt
Roway
Lewis
Keck
Avery Collins
Avery
Lula Collins
Maggie
Triplett Creek
Reindeer Herds Inspected by Scientist
Dr Seymour Hadwen of Toronto will lead a summer inspection of Canada's eastern Mackenzie reindeer herd 1500 miles north of Edmonton. He will study herd health range conditions and development prospects while also continuing work on a sleigh dog disease epidemic noted in the Eastern Arctic.
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Wumonton
Canada
Mackenzie River Delta
Edmonton
Seymour ‘Hadwen
Toronto
Aklavik
Haawen
Federal Department of Mines and Resources
Ontario Research Foundation
Hudwen
Arctic
Hadwen
Alaska
United States Biological Survey
Lethbridge Prison Riot Shuts Breakfast Hall
A prison riot at Lethbridge involved about 120 inmates and lasted two hours before staff and RCMP restored order. Ringleaders barricaded the dining room at 6:45 am. no injuries or property damage were reported. Prison officials will forward a full report to Edmonton and consider punishment for leaders.
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Lithbridge
C.P
Lethbridge
Blake
Edmonton
Premier threatens special session over Succession Duties Act
Premier Hepburn defied court injunctions by promising a special Ontario legislature session to pass the Succession Duties Act. He announced Crown officials would proceed with three major commissions concerning the estate of Jacob Kaufman despite the injunction blocking treasury investigations.
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Hugh Rose
Jacob Kaufman
Hepburn
Unity Candidate for Camrose Named
Dr. J. D. Neville, Camrose physician and president of the Camrose riding Unity League, has been named as the Unity candidate in the Camrose riding for the next provincial election. The Unity League was organized more than a year ago.
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Camrose
J. D. Neville
Neville
Unity League
Golden Prairie Crops Report From W Richardson
W Richardson reports from Golden Prairie that crops average three feet tall with strong stalks, heavy foliage and dark green color. They have not headed out yet. Farmers anticipate a bountiful yield.
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Co. W. Richardson
Golden Prairie
Western powers seek to break deadlock over Danzig peace
London reports Britain and France renewed efforts to pull Russia into a European peace bloc. Fresh instructions were sent to ambassadors in Moscow while Prime Minister Chamberlain postponed his Anglo Polish guarantee statement to Monday. The move aims to clarify Britain’s stance on Danzig and potential German gains there.
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London
C.P
Britain
France
Russia
Moscow
Chamberlain
Warsaw
Danzig
City Market Prices Report from This Morning
Eggs sold at the city market this morning at 20 cents a dozen and two dozen for 385 cents. Butter was 20 cents a pound, small live chicken 40 cents each, and dressed chicken 60 to 70 cents. Crops are in excellent condition, say the farmers.
C C F Leader Rejects Union With New Democracy Movement
Winnipeg July 7 J S Woodsworth C C F leader says the party will not join hands with any other group and has given Hon W D Herridge of Ottawa no hope of C C F uniting with the New Democracy movement He notes Herridge has been making overtures for months but the C C F remains opposed to a coalition.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
J. S. Woodsworth
C.C.F
Woodsworth
W. D. Herridge
Ottawa
New Democracy
Herridge
Mr. Herridge
Regina
Wek
Dominion
Prince Albert
Social Credit
C.G.F
Mackenzie King
Claude A Swanson Dies At 77 In Virginia
President Roosevelt announced the death of Claude A Swanson aged 77 secretary of the navy at Rapidan Camp Virginia Swanson had served as governor and senator from Virginia and was a former cabinet member.
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Claude A. Swanson
Washington
C.P
Roosevelt
United States Navy
Rapidan Camp
Virginia
Swanson
Objectionable Features in Vocational Camps Plan Rejected
Ottawa July 7 The Labour Minister Hon Norman Rogers said the government rejected the Canadian Corps Association plan for 50 000 unemployed youths in ten two year vocational camps citing cost about 50 million yearly and regimentation against Canadian tradition The plan would duplicate existing facilities and risk dislocating private industry and farms while only a portion of participants would remain employed after the program ends He noted 118 000 youths had already been helped by the Youth Training plan and 50 000 found work under farm improvement programs
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Ottawa
C.P
Dominion
Canadian Corps Association
Norman Rogers
Canada
Robert Scott
Rogers
Hate Figures in Japanese Lexicon
Tokyo observes the second anniversary of the Sino Japanese war with a solemn moment of silence. Public mood mixes perplexity and resignation as Chinese resistance challenges the belief in Japan’s invincibility. An army bureau official reports unprecedented hatred for Britain in official circles.
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Tokyo
C.P
Japan
China
Army Information Bureau
Britain
Nazis Counter move to British propaganda
EBRRAIN July 6 AP reports German leaders condemn a British campaign to undermine Hitler. In response, Nazi counter propaganda is launched via press radio and platform speakers as Joachin von Ribbentrop reorganizes the Foreign Office information section.
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Ebrrain
Hitler
Britain
Reich
Joachim von Ribbentro
Foreign Office
Norwegian royals depart US after 34 state tour
Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway wrap up a 15,000 mile journey visiting 34 states. They board the Stavangerfjord to sail home aboard a sunny farewell in New York Harbor.
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New York
Olav
Martha of
Norway
United States
Stavangerfjord
Grain strike urged at Wetaskiwin CCF convention
A resolution passed at the Wetaskiwin constituency Co operative Commonwealth Federation convention urged a non delivery of grain strike until the cost of production is received. The measure reflects farm group pressure for higher grains returns.
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Wetaskiwin
Japan Hiranuma warns Britain on new East Asia order
Premier Hiranuma marks two years of hostilities by saying Britain must recognize Japan's right to build a new order in East Asia or talks on Tientsin will fail. He vows to crush any power obstructing Japan's aims and cites U S neutrality and Chinese war interests.
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Tokyo
C.P
Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma
Great Britain
Japan
Exist Asia
Tientsin
East Asia
Tien
Tsin
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Hiranuma
United States
Manchukoo
Manchukuo
Soviet Union
Russia
Seishiro Itagaki
Dominion Crop Report Shows Prairie Gains in June
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports spring wheat coarse grains and pastures in the western provinces improved markedly through June. Record rainfall boosted crop prospects with June 30 conditions far better than May 31 across the Prairie provinces.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Export Trade Restrictions Tighten Under Japanese Rule
Drastic limits imposed by the Peiping provisional government require exporters to pay for shipments in dollars from the regime’s reserve bank at the official rate of 1 shilling 2 pence. Unofficial rates surged, raising export costs and aiming to suppress Chinese currency. The Norwegian ship Tahpu, chartered by a British firm with food and livestock, was inspected and released, providing supplies for two days. West Durham Conservatives nominate W R Strike for federal seat.
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Tientsin
Peiping — Provisional Government
Peiping
Federal Reserve Bank
F.R.B
Ontario Premier backs lignite development plan in north
Premier Hepburn announced after a crown officials conference a favorable decision on developing Northern Ontario's 150000000 tons of lignite under a twofold scheme for electric power and fuel. A memorandum from officials will be presented for government consideration before final action. He cited rising coal prices and supply continuity concerns from the United States CIO as context for the plan.
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Toronto
Jay
C.P
Hepburn
Crown
Ontario
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United States
Inquiry into ELD land sales by Jackson commission
The Jackson royal commission examined documents on farm transfers at Countess and Duchess as part of its inquiry into ELD affairs. Witnesses described improvements policy, seed grain advances, and credits for work by farmer W Hamilton, with ownership transfer pending due to $400 in seed debt. Continued on page Hight.
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E. L. Gray
E.ld
ELD
Mr. McLaws
I.D
Schon
Mr. Gray
Page Hight
Rolling Hills Rodeo Draws City Crowd from Medicine Hat
The Saturday program features stampede events and ball games ending with a large evening dance. The Junior Board of Trade plans a trek to the site to bring more residents to the event.
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Rolling Hills
Medicine Hat
Junior Board of Trade
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