Hitler Justifies 1934 Revolt Suppression Before World
Adolf Hitler defended his 1934 decision to crush a revolt that he said would have killed tens of thousands. He claimed 77 lives were lost in Germany as mutineers were shot during the June 30 crackdown and asserted he acted to protect the nation, promising the brown shirts would stay dominant.
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Berlin
Louis P. Lochner
Foreign Staff
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ernst Boehm
Hitler
Supreme Court of the
Reichstag
Nation
Rochm
Extension of Dominion relief aid to provinces announced
Ottawa July 14 The Dominion government will extend direct relief aid for another month at 25 percent of total costs. A Dominion provincial conference is called for July 30 to discuss future funding. Rt Hon Sir George Perley announced after cabinet, with telegrams sent to provincial premiers inviting attendance. The federal share remains one third of the total.
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G. Perley
Cabinet Council
Ottawa
C.P
George Perley
Dominioa Treasury
Cashier Taken for Ride Named in Nevada Swindle Case
In a heated mail fraud trial, Joseph M. Feutsch, assistant cashier of Riverside Bank Reno, testified that missing cashier Roy J. Frisch was an alleged confederate in an international swindling ring. Feutsch described Frisch as wanting death to avoid ruin, while denying any drunken camaraderie with Herbert H. Graham.
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WN York
C.P
James C. McKay
William J. Graham
Nevada
Joseph M. Feutch
Riverside Bank of
Roy J. Frisch
John Tanfe
San Francisco
Graham and
McKay
Fuetsch
Favorite Breaks Down Vancouver at Brighouse Park
Yorkhome an 11 year old gelding from the Abercrombie stables was destroyed after breaking down in the third race at Brighouse Park. The popular western sprinter and public choice had more handicap victories than any other western star.
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Vancouver
Yorkhome
Abercrombie
Western Canada
Brighouse Park
Here
Dal Tama Found in Tibet Rumor Sparks Furore
Reports from Darjeeling claim Tibetans announce the discovery of a new Dalai Lama reincarnation. Buddhist emissaries have searched Tibet for a child born at the instant the previous Dalai Lama died last December.
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Tibet
Dalai
Darjeeling
Bengal
Cama
Bhasa
Lama
Anti Government Plot Exposed at Plovdiv Garrison
Sofia July 14 a government communique disclosed a new anti government plot uncovered at the military garrison in Plovdiv less than two months after the coup. The text called it a Communist conspiracy and said several dozen soldiers were involved and about 50 people jailed.
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Sofia
Plovdiv
Mad Drug Peddler Sought in Baby Abduction Case
In Hartsdale New York uniformed state troopers, Boy Scouts, and volunteers hunt for 21 month old Bobby Connor believed abducted by a drug peddler. FBI agents under Frank Fay joined the search as authorities mobilized after the child vanished from his mother's door wearing a pink sun suit.
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Hartsdale
N.Y
A. E
Bobby Connor
Westchester
U.S. Department of Justice
Frank Fay
France
Charles H. Connor
Minister Weir Visits Pincher Creek Ranch
Hon. Robert Weir federal minister of agriculture spends July 13 5 at his Pincher Creek district ranch. The minister's property sits in the foothills near the historic western town en route to Waterton National Park.
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Lethbridge
Robert Weir
Pincher Creek
Waterton National Park
Economic Index Advances Against Speculative Drop
Canada shows gains in customs excise collections and trade figures. April to June imports rise 46.9 million over 1933, exports up 35.97 million, with the economic index climbing to 95.3 for the week ending July 7 despite weaker stock trading. Carloadings reach 1,094,900 first half, wheat flour output rises in May, total May barrels 1,175,000.
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Ottawa
National Treasury
Customs and Excise
Department of National Revenue
Canada
C.P
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
McFadden Named Slayer of Douglas in Port Moody Shooting
New Westminster B C July 13 A coroner s jury named Robert McFadden 40 year old woodcutter as the slayer of Tom Douglas 50 councillor of Coquitlam shot at a gas station near here yesterday McFadden allegedly said he wanted to get Richardson on the way to the police office he was arrested near the Port Moody garage operated by George Richardson
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New Westminster
B.C
C.P
Robert McFadden
Tom Douglas
Coquitlan
Here
J. R. Cobbans
Douglas
Contable R. Dunn
McFadden
Richardson
How Far Is Vauxhall Sports Day Report
Residents of Medicine Hat urge strong turnout for the upcoming Sports Day in Vauxhall on July 18. The event promises early ball games and a late dance with ample entertainment and cross district trade benefit.
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Medicine Hat
Vauxhall
Mother's Warning Is Ignored Drowning of Two Ontario Sisters
Grace Merrill ten and her seven year old sister Evelyn drowned in Irvine River Elora Ontario after ignoring their mother’s warning not to enter the water. They slipped from a shallow ledge into twelve feet of water and were recovered two hours later. Edwin G Carey prominent Seattle lumberman and Harrisburg Ontario native died.
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Elora
Ont
C.P
Grace Merrill
Evelyn
Irvine
Joan
NRA Ruling Limits Public Participation in Price Slashes
A Roosevelt price order allows bidders on government contracts to drop 15 percent below their code prices while keeping the higher public list. The NRA ruling, sent to steel firms and others, says a bid at 85 cents on a 1 dollar code price can still show a 1 dollar figure to the public. Officials require price files to be updated with the code authority when bids fall below code levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
A.P
NRA
Roosevelt
Hepburn Busy Week as Ontario Government Reshapes Policy
Premier Mitchell Hepburn, firing and reorganizing Ontario's government, appointed a cabinet and new liquor and hydro commissions, proclaimed a beer and wine law, discharged top officials, and ordered a royal commission. He left Toronto for a countryside weekend amid reports on the Abitibi deal while license applications to sell beer or wine in hotels and restaurants were announced. The liquor advertising ban remains in place and teaching temperance in schools is unchanged.
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Toronto
C.P
Ontario
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Hepburn
Edmonton Subscriptions Boosted for MacMillan Appeal Fund
A daily Edmonton paper lists subscriptions for the MacMillan Appeal Fund and reports a one dollar boost yesterday signed by A Victim from Medicine Hat Alberta. The donation highlights ongoing public support for the appeal.
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MacMillan Appeal Fund
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Alta
Two Bandits Sought After Yorkton Highway Robbery
R C M P Yorkton detachment seeks two armed bandits connected to a highway robbery of Mrs Husick six miles west and one mile south of Ebenezer near Yorkton. Fifty dollars in cash was taken Wednesday night. police headquarters report Friday.
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Yorkton, Sask
C.P
R.C.M.P
Yorkton
Lions Parade For Meat As San Francisco Strikes Deepen
San Francisco faces intensifying turmoil as 400 pounds of meat daily threaten zoo food supplies. superintendent says animals will march to butchers if needed. A massive general strike coalition forms among 444 unions, 65 000 workers, threatening citywide walkout. officials urge keeping food moving and prepare for worst.
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San Francisco
Elieshhacker Zoo
George Bistany
A.P
Pacific Coast
Marin
Bay District
Roosevelt
Labor Disputes Board
Edward JD. Vandelar
Central Labor Council
Frank JF. Herriam
Sacramento
Organized Labor
Indeé
Bomb Found Under Lamp Post in Paris Terror Blast
In Paris a large explosive device was discovered at the base of a lamp post. The infernal machine contained five pounds of cededite explosive with a cheap clock and three batteries set to trigger. It included 25 cartridges and resembled wartime shells. Workmen uncovered it while inspecting the lamp post.
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Paris
Hell
Johnston of Calgary Stock Exchange Dies at 70
Calgary stock exchange president John Lee Johnston, 70, died yesterday after a heart attack. A west pioneer, he arrived in Calgary 46 years ago from Tobacco Creek, Manitoba. He had led the Calgary Stock Exchange since 1929. A daughter, Mrs. R. K. Beairsto of Winnipeg, survives.
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Calgary
C.P
John Lee Johnston
Calgary Stock Exchange
Tobacco Creek
Man
Winnipeg
The
Stock Exchange
R. K. Beairsto
Denmark's Economic Ties Deepen With Britain Since 1980s
Since the early 1980s Denmark has grown increasingly dependent on the United Kingdom for its economic livelihood, shaping trade and financial links between the two nations. The shift reflects long term patterns in investment, policy, and market access influencing Denmark's growth strategy.
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Denmark
United Kingdom
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