Britain Signals Cautious Backing for Eastern Locarno Plan
Sir John Simon announced British diplomatic support for France's eastern Locarno proposal though Britain insists on no new continental commitments. Italy conveyed concurrence. Russia’s potential League of Nations entry tied to Eastern Locarno participation. Attlee’s Labor stance endorsed the plan.
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John Simon
Britain
Europe
Italy
London
de Simon
Leuse of Commons
Louis Barthou
France
Russia
Sir Joih
League of Nations
Sir John
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
C. R. Attlee
Labor Party
Locarno
Dominions Face Sacrifice Over Argentine Trade Says Irish Minister
Dublin reports Finance Minister Sean MacEntee warns Britain will sacrifice the Dominions over Argentine meat trade. He says British capital invested in Argentina must be earned from meat exports, challenging Britain’s food-supply leverage for the Free State and Dominions. New Zealand officials note potential cuts to British meat imports. Toronto stockyard officials fear UK import restrictions will hurt Canada’s livestock sector.
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Britain
Sean Macentee
Argentina
New Zealand
Dublin
C.P
Hfs
Sen. MacEntee
Irish Free State Senate
United Kingdom
MacEntee
Great Britain
Free State
Dominions
N.Z
Wellington
C. P
J. G. Coates
Coates
New’ ‘Zealand
Torontko
Toronto
Union
Gore
Wheat Flour Imports From Australia Shut Out
Ottawa reports the Dominion government will stop Australian wheat and flour imports. British preferential rates on direct Canadian imports are removed along with raisins dried currants and butter preferences. The move follows repeated House of Commons signals that remedial action may be taken under the CanadaAustralia trade agreement.
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Jaly
C.P
Dominion
Canada
House of Commons
H. H
Dumping Duty on Fruits From U.S.A. Strikes Markets
Dominion government imposes a Wednesday dumping duty on peaches plums pears and melons from the United States delaying early marketing in Winnipeg by about two weeks and protecting British Columbia fruit growers markets.
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Winnipeg
C.P
United States
Columbia
Prairie Wheat Crop Heads Out Across Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg report from the Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department notes a substantial portion of the prairie wheat crop has headed or is heading out. Overall outlook steady, but southern Manitoba and southern western Saskatchewan show deterioration due to lack of rainfall and recent hot days. Rain is needed in these regions.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railways Agricultural Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Storm Sweeps Ontario and Sylvan Lake Cyclone Damages Farm
A western Ontario gale with lightning hail and heavy rain damaged crops, windows, and outbuildings as farms faced spoiled harvests. Near Sylvan Lake Alberta a miniature cyclone demolished several farm structures on K. A. Staudinger’s property, with a worker narrowly escaping injury.
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Etoronto
Ontario
Melbourne
Sylvan Lake
Alta
C.P
K. A. Staudinger
Edmonton
Tragic End to Wedding Trip Near Prince Albert
Muriel McArthur wife of Fred Mosher died when their car collided head on with another car thirty miles north of Prince Albert while en route to Waske sia Lake for their honeymoon. Mosher, noted local hockey and baseball athlete, was driving. RCMP proceeded to investigate the crash shortly after the accident last night.
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Prince Albert
Prince Albert National Park
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Missing 21 Month Old Spurred Peddler Lead in New York Search
In Hartsdale New York police and volunteers—five hundred strong—searched for 21 month old Bobby Conner the son of Charles H Conner a New York mortgage broker. After fruitless efforts authorities considered a peddler a potential source of information and floated a kidnapping theory involving a degenerate amid the unclear clues.
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Hartsdale
N.Y
Bobby Conner
Charles H. Conner
New York
Hepburn Pledges Big Cut as Officials to Lose Posts
Premier Hepburn presses expense cuts in Ontario government on his second day in office. Deputy minister Horace Wallis and others in the Prime Minister's office face dismissal. Several high salary aides and top Hydro commission officials are also slated for removal or salary reductions as the reform effort moves forward.
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Frank Flaherty
C.P
Mitchell Hepburn
Mr. Hepburn
Horace Wallis
C. C. Hele
P. F. Cronin
F. A.gaby
Ontario ‘Hydro-Electric’ Power Commission
New Commission
I. B. Lucas
Ontario
Commission
Ie Commission
Shirley Temple Refuses Work Over Fox Salary Talks
Hollywood reports five year old Shirley Temple, discovered in Fox two reel comedies, may refuse to work after her father says Fox Studio offered a weekly sum near $1,000 to $2,500. Temple's father George F Temple confirms the rising pay and star status, noting Shirley’s popularity.
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A.P
Shirley
Temple
Fox
Mies
Fall meeting to discuss September celebration plans
A city hall session is set for Tuesday at 8 30 pm to shape plans for a September celebration. Business and professional interests are encouraged to attend and contribute to the organizing committee.
Hitler accuses Roehm and Schleicher of July plot
Berlin July 13 Adolf Hitler charged that Ernst Roehm and Kurt von Schleicher plotted to seize the government. He said the plan aimed to unite the Reichswehr and storm troopers with Boehm directing a global radio broadcast and Von Schleicher becoming Vice Chancellor replacing Papen. Both men were killed in the June 30 suppression.
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C.P
Adolf Witler
Ernst Roehm
Storm
Kurt von Schleicher
Reichswehr
Regular Army
Storm Troopers
Boehm
Hitler
Reichstag
von Schleicher
Franz” von Papen
Town Dominated By Cavorting Cows
A carload of thirsty North Dakota cows was unloaded in FLOVILLE Ga. and stampeded down Main Street as doors closed and residents fled. Merchants barred shops while mothers hurried children to safety and boys climbed trees until the cattle found water in a nearby stream.
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Floville
North Dakota
Main
Relativity Theory Debunked by French Savant Carvallo
Paris reports Professor Emmanuel Carvallo declares Einstein theory of relativity disproved. He argues the light speed invariance principle from Michelson is not established and challenges the foundational postulate in a Revue Scientifique article.
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Paris
Emmanuel Carvallo
Einstein
Prof. Carvallo
Revue
Scientifique
Prof
Michelson
Beaten and tortured lobster factory worker names suspect
Charles King, 74, in Alder Point critical after an attack by Francis McCready. RCMP search woods for the youth as King says his assailant burned his arms with matches and stole $3.50. Police say King identified McCready as the attacker.
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Sydney
N.S
C.P
Charles King
Alder Point
Royal Canadian Mountedlice
Francis McCready
King
McCready
Rioters Kill Two at Cleveland Relief Offices
In downtown Cleveland a man identified as Sam Aresenti, 45, and an unidentified Black woman were killed as three others including a policeman were seriously wounded during rioting at the county relief administration offices. The violence began when relief applicants attacked a police squad.
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Cleveland
Relief Administration
Sam‘ Aresenti
Relief
Industrial unrest continues across the United States
Associated Press reports Pacific Coast strike activity centered on San Mateo and San Francisco where 3700 truck drivers walked out in sympathy with maritime workers. Federal board cited progress toward settlement as peace moves circulate to avert a Minneapolis truckers walkout starting Monday. Employers consider a 40 cent minimum wage. independent steel firms meet in Pittsburgh.
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Pacific Coast
San Mateo
Cal
San Francisco
Pacific
Coast Maritime
Steamatéra
Federal
Labor Disputes . Board
Minneapolis
Pitta
Authorities ban Hitler youth movement in Southwest Africa
In Windhoek on July 12 authorities declared the Southwest Africa Hitler youth movement illegal and ordered its leader Captain Von Nitzer to leave the country. The captain had been a member of the Garison when this region was a German colony.
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Windhoek
South West Africa
C.P
Reuters
Southwest Africa
Hitler Youth Movement
Vonnitzer
Wheat Prices Jumping in Chicago and Winnipeg Markets
Chicago and Winnipeg grain markets closed with sharp gains as last minute buying fueled by bullish foreign news pushed wheat futures higher. December in Chicago rose to near 1.00 and Winnipeg quotes climbed with July at 81 1/2 cents and October and December around 83 3/8 to 84 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Exchange
One Dead and Another Hurt in Coquitlam Tragedy
In New Westminster British Columbia police say 56 year old Coquitlam councillor Tom Douglas was fatally shot at a service station. Gordon Wilson, 29, was beaten into unconsciousness at a nearby cabin as Robert McFadden 40 was arrested for murder after the attack and a shooting that left Wilson hospitalized.
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B.C
Tom Douglas
Coquitlam
Gordon Wilson
Robert McFadden
Douglas
Austin
North Roads
Wilson
McFadden
Snake Hill
Snake “Hill
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Baker
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