Economist Sees Hope in World Economic Conference
London reports Dr. Lionel D. Edie of New York says the World Economic Conference shows hopeful signs for Anglo American interests. He notes Britain and dominions waking to price-raising needs and potential far-reaching effects. The conference plans a recess on July 27 with reports due and a plenary resumption date anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Dominions
London
Lionel D. Edie
New York
Ecconomist
American Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
British Dominions
Edie
C.P
A.P. Calle
Ceritain
Canada
Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Australia
India
New Zealand
Alta Provincial Savings Rise to 9.67 Million in Canada
Edmonton reports June 30 provincial savings certificates total 9,669,664 dollars, up 1,085,664 from January 31, 1932. Deposits in one two and three year certificates at five percent show strength, with December 31, 1932 totals at 784,251 rising to 12,711,329 by June 30. Term deposits add 940,000 in new funds amid shifts in redeemable on demand accounts. A separate item notes dominions discussing price-raising measures at the World Conference, with Canada cautious on adopting a reset policy while other dominions push for inflation and currency adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
R. G. Reid
Provincis
Bea
Dollar A Bushel Sparks Ohio Grain Bids
Wheat sold at one dollar a bushel in Ohio as elevator operators sought grain from threshing fields. This marked the first dollar bid since June 19, 1930, with farmers set to receive over $335,000 for the 1933 crop, up from under $200,000 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Post World Circle Globe In Six Days
Wiley Post, 34, aims to fly solo around the world in under six days using the Winnie Mae. He plans Berlin as the first leg then Novo Siberisk and Khabarovsk before Fairbanks and Edmonton en route to New York. The plane features robot pilot to keep course and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmie Mattern
Wiley Post
Coff
Post
Oklahoma
Harold Gatty
Berlin
Novo- Sibirsk
Russia
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Fairbanks
Alaska
Edmonton
Alta
Prairie Crop Report Notes Varied Wheat Progress
Wynnipeg July 14. The weekly agricultural report shows mixed wheat and grain conditions across the three Prairie Provinces. Much of the wheat is heated out. overall, crops are fair to good and generally healthy though drought persists in southern Manitoba and parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta. rainfall since July has helped coarse grains but moisture remains essential for steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Manitoba
West Central
Saskatchewan
U F A Concludes Edmonton Conference
Edmonton July 13 The United Farmers of Alberta hold a general assembly at the legislative buildings with members of Parliament and the Legislature and central U F A executive in progress. Legislators will stay over Friday for a provincial matter parley as farmers discuss prices for primary crops and the Douglas Plan amid market prospects and monetary concerns. Premier J E Brownlee says the conference is progressing smoothly with good progress reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
General Assembly of
United Farmers of Alberta
U.F.A
J. E. Brownlee
Thursess
Albertans Chosen to Judge at World Show
Regina Sask July 13 Among 7 international crop judges selected for the Worlds Grain Exhibition and Conference five of Alberta's leading cerealists join the judging board Dr S Aamodt University of Alberta Edmonton wheat classes Professor James Fryer University oat classes C Tapp Dominion seed Calgary barley and field peas Dr B E Clark Manyberries corn classes J M Stewart Dominion seed Calgary alfalfa clover field roots and garden vegetables judging begins July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
Alberta
S. Aamodt
University of Alberta
Edmonton
James Fryer
C. Tapp
Dominion Seed Branch
Calgary
8. E. Clark
J. M. Stewart
Police arrest Buffalo man in Albany kidnap case
Acting on a tip about the John O Connell Jr kidnaping police in Buffalo arrested Guy Nolan 40 on July 14. Relatives of John J O Connell Jr and August Suer, abducted seven and four days ago, remain ignorant of their kin's fate as authorities say families have not contacted the abductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
John O'Connell Jr
Albany
Guy Nolan
New York
John J. O'Connell,jr
N.Y
August Suer
Alton
Four-power wheat talks stall over Russian export quota
London reports Russia objected to a proposed 25,000,000 bushel export limit as the four powers Canada Australia Argentina and the United States pressed to align world wheat production with demand while awaiting Danubian-basin country cooperation.
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London
Russia
Canada
Australia
Argentine
United States
Field Day at Manyberries Hosts Government Speakers
A party of provincial and Manitoba agricultural officials travels to the Experimental Ranch near Manyberries for Field Day. Hon. Robert Weir Minister of Agriculture leads the group with Dr. Barton and Dr. Archibald aboard.
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Manyberries
Robert Weir
Weir
Barton
Dominion
Archibald
Lethbridge
F. W. Gershaw
Dr. Dixon
Sidney Huckvale
R. C. Black
W. A. Burton
Cuthbert Huckvale
Carl Beny
Charlie Beny
J. M. McKay
Manitoba Agricultural Department
Winnipeg
Alberta
Italian Flying Armada Reaches Montreal Harbor
General Italo Balbo leads 24 flying boats into Montreal harbor completing an 800 mile leg from Cartwright Labrador en route to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition. Crowds cheer as Balbo addresses officials and the squadron rests before final leg.
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Montreal
Italo Balbo
Shediac
N.B
Chicago
Cartwright
Shediac Bay
Labrador
Italy
Point du Chene
Shediac Island
New Brunswick
E.S.T
West Shediac
General Balbo
Caldo
Longo
Omistrad
Balbo
Adlo Pellegrini
Saguenay
Sherinc
Lieuten
Booth wins Conan Doyle statuette at Empire meeting
Lieut G Booth of the City Rifle Club scores seventy to win the Conan Doyle challenge statuette, the first major event in the NRA Empire meeting. Lt Col C W Gibson of Hamilton is second with 68. A fire at the J B Jackson egg and butter warehouse in Simcoe causes about 110000 in damage, with 200000 dozen eggs and 25000 dollars of butter affected.
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Bisley Camp
Lieut G. Booth
The
City Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
C. W. Gibson
Hamiton
J. B. Jackson
Simcoe
Noted Trail Riders Begin Season Trip from Lake Louise
Banff July 14. The Order of Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies marks its tenth anniversary with a four day bow to Bow Lake journey starting from Lake Louise. Col. Phil A. Moore recalls pioneer members and the old guard while outlining the trek along Bow River to Bow Lake Peyto Lake Dolomite Pass Isabella Lake Siffleur River Camp Number Three and return.
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Banff
Order of
Trail Riders of
Canadian Rockies
Phil A. Moore
Princeton
Trail Riders
Lake Louies
John Murray Gibson
Montreal
Saless Lile
Siam
Bow River
Bow Lake
Peyto Lake
Dolomite Pass
Isabella Lake
Siffleur
Pipestone
Reginald Townsend
Country Life
New York
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Walcott
North America
Cora Best
Minneapolis
Richard Kimbel
Lady Lougheed
Calgary
Belmore Browne
Wheat Still Jumps on Winnipeg Exchange
Bull traders pushed prices higher on the Winnipeg exchange as Chicago market strength and firm southern buying supported gains. July at 91, Oct 93 33, Dec 95 95, May 99 91.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Winnipeg Exchange
Georgia Caravan To Arrive This Evening
The Georgia Caravan Camps educational tour for youths from 10 to 18 arrives about five this afternoon. About two hundred participants including counsellors and staff will camp at the High School grounds after visiting the Chamber of Commerce building. Each car carries a kitchen and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
W. Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
The
Georgia Cabetal
Liquor Plebiscite Sought in Arrowwood
Edmonton reports a petition for a liquor plebiscite at Arrowwood southeast of Gleichen was announced by John D. Hunt, clerk of the executive council. The petition is in order and a vote will occur soon. Arrowwood has had several votes but currently lacks a beer parlor.
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Edmonton
Arrowwood
Gleichen
John D. Hunt
Executive Council
Alberta Minister Hoadley Visits BC Officials in Friendly Exchange
Hon George Hoadley Alberta minister of agriculture met with British Columbia agriculture department officials during a brief visit. They discussed mutual interests and agricultural matters benefiting both provinces.
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Victoria
George Hoadley
Alberta
British Columbia
Hoadley
British Columbia Department of Agriculture
Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept Summary
Ogilvie grain department quotes July wheat at 91, October at 93 9 3 4 5, December at 95 95 percent, 1 November 91, track 91, street 72.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Medicine Hat Dogs Shine at Calgary Kennel Show
Medicine Hat fanciers dominated the 28th Alberta Kennel Club show in Calgary with top prizes for Chas Park’s Smooth Fox Terrier Calgaree Chosen Damsel and Wire Haired Fox Terrier Medalla Callad Gal. Bruce Bean and Barbara Park won best boy and girl handlers under fourteen. Judge George Kynoch praised the entries while Reigh-Counts Sensation topped the Boston Terrier class. The event, though small, drew high quality and anticipates a strong Calgary Fall Show.
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Goodwins
Alberta Kennel Club
Calgary
Stampede
Chas. Park
Rockley King
Medicine Hat
Bruce Bean
Barbara
Bucky” Park
Ringsiders
Compar
Jack Fletcher
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Steerine Committee
United States Federal Reserve Board
Post World Circle Globe
C. P. Alwy. Crop Report
Ant
Hugh H. McLean
Murray MacLaren
George Perley
L. P. D. Tilley
Orbetello
J. L. Parsons
Military District No. 7
Department of National Defence
Alphonse Normandy
Maine
Megantic
England
Hendon
Society of British Aircraft Constructors
British
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