Rumors Roil Berlin as Hitler Faces Revolt Aftermath
Reports from Berlin say trials in Munich rage nightly for June 39 conspirators while rumors of executions within Nazi ranks spread. Officials deny coup links to Chancellor Hitler as weather and shortages fuel concern over jobs and food. Hitler appears at Zoeben field with Blomberg amid heightened anxiety.
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Hitler
Berlin
Munich
Asl
C.p.havas
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Hubert von Bose
Franz von Papen
Gerres'v
Alcual
Germany
Zoeben
Knight Cavalry Regiment
Goon Blomberg
Htler
Massarce
Reichstag
Strikes clash with police in Seattle and Minneapolis violence
Seattle 300 strike police with tear gas and charges rout 2 000 longshoremen injuring several as gas and rocks fly. In Minneapolis nine wounded including two officers as national guard moves after violence in the track drivers strike.
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Seattle
Charles L. Smith
Minneapolis
National Guard
Dustin Brennan
Threat to Split French Cabinet Deepens Crisis
Paris July 20 A sharp clash between right and left ministers ends in a near cabinet crisis over the Stavisky affair The Radicals led by Herriot demand the removal of Andre Tardieu while former premier Tardieu insists on staying as long as Herriot remains in the cabinet Acting head Henry Cheron calls a special cabinet meeting for tomorrow during Doumergue's vacation.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
A.P
Gaston Doumergue
Serge Stavisky
Andre Tardieu
Edouard Herriot
Stavisky
Herriot
Tardieu
Henry Cheron
Doumergue
Spanish Underground Workers Strike Over Underground Pay
Three hundred laborers at the Bank of Spain in Madrid walked out, refusing to emerge from subterranean safekeeping rooms until contractors paid double for underground work. Workers install new safes in the strong rooms.
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Madrid
Bank of Spain
England All Out For 200 As Australia Start 39 For 3
England were dismissed for 200 in the first innings. Australia closed day one of the fourth test on 39 for 3, with early wickets falling as the visitors begin their reply at Leeds.
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Leeds
England
Australia
Woodsworth Re-elected Leader at CCF Ontario Unity
J Woodsworth, former laborer and minister, was returned as national chair of the Co operative Commonwealth Federation for the third straight time. Delegates endorsed his leadership and the national executive for restoring peace in Ontario. Directors from British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan were elected. Priestley retires as national secretary. Ten thousand youths join the federation as study groups meet during the convention.
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Winnipeg
C.P
J.5
Woodsworth
Labor Party
Operative Commonwealth Federation
Ontario
Ottawa
British Columbia
Angus McInnes
M.P
Vancouver
Rev
Robert Connell
M.L.A
Victoria
O. L. Jones
Alberta
Robert Gardiner
Acadia
Fred J. White
Calgary
William Irvine
Ontario Council
Priestley
Norman JF. Preistley
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
United Farmers of Alberta
Dominion
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
C.C.F
Nude body found in truck after cross country chase
Harry Lorenz, a former convict, was captured after a 25 mile chase with the nude body of Mrs. Mary Tschida found in his battered farm truck. Sheriff Messehrink subdued him after a fist fight near Shakopee Minnesota. County Attorney Irwin said the slaying occurred in Dakota county. Lorenz claimed he did not remember killing her and cited drinking.
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Shakeper
Minn
St. Paul
Harry Lorenz
Arthur Messehrink
Mary Tschida
Lorenz
H. A. Irwin
Shakopee
Dakota County
Irwin
Premier Hepburn and Toronto mayor clash over police board action
Toronto July 20. Mayor W J Stewart calls Premier Mitchell Hepburns dismissal of two police commissioners shocking. Stewart cites a July 17 letter to Chief Draper ordering police not to use coercion against hunger marchers planned for July 30, amid a public clash over provincial versus municipal authority.
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Toronto
C.P
Mitchell I. Hepburn
W. J. Stewart
Civilians Help Prisoners Escape on Governor's Island
Two civilians in a rowboat landed at Governor's Island and disarmed a sentry aiding two army prisoners to escape. The incident occurred today at the southern end of the island.
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New York
Governor's Island
Grain prices gain strength at close
Wheat futures on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange rose late but still closed 13 4 to 15 8 cents lower. July futures at 84 5 8 cents, October 85 7 8 to 86, December 87 1 4 to 1 4. Fresh rains in Western Canada and forecasts of more reduced buying interest as Chicago also declined.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Canada
Chicago
Marketing Act Now in Effect in British Columbia
The British Columbia Natural Products Marketing Act became effective today by proclamation. It covers agriculture lumbering and fisheries with minerals exempt and allows the government broad powers to regulate marketing inside and outside the province. The act enables boards plebiscites and creation of agencies, while Ottawa is asked about provincial funding and integration with federal boards.
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Victoria
C.P
British Columbia
K. C. MacDonald
Ottawa
Death toll of heat wave in U S now over fifty
Chicago reports heat wave across the nation with more than 50 deaths. Kansas City records 108 degrees as ten deaths are tallied. The drought quality prompts cries for rain with temperatures near 100 across many states and multiple fatalities in Nebraska New York Minnesota and the southern region.
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U. S
Chicago
United States
Texas
New York
Georgia
Nebraska
Kansas City
New York City
Minnesota
Ottawa Finance Talks End Without Breakthrough
Ottawa July 20. Officials say a full day discussion between Finance Minister Rhodes and Bank of Montreal GM Jackson Dodds covered the general financial situation but yielded no specific decisions. The government plans a large flotation this fall and the conference touched on conditions generally.
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Ottawa
C.P
N. Rhodes
Jackson Dodds
Bank of Montreal
Pump boom fuels Iowa well drill surge in drought
Des Moines July 20 The pump and pump supply trade grows across southern Iowa as drought drives demand. Manhaska county officials report about 300 new wells, while retailers report record sales of well equipment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Manhaska County
Appeal Filed in Brownlee MacMillan Civil Action
Notice of appeal against the verdict of Mr. Justice Ives in the Brownlee MacMillan seduction case was filed in Edmonton on Friday by Neil D. Maclean K C for plaintiffs A D MacMillan and daughter Vivian MacMillan of Edson. The appeal is to the appellate division of the Supreme Court of Alberta.
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Edmonton
Justice Ives
Brownlee-MacMillan
Neil D. Maclean
K. C
A. D. MacMillan
Vivian MacMillan
Edson
Supreme Court of Alberta
Canada wheat not indispensable to Europe says trade official
J C McGillivray Canadian trade commissioner to Holland Switzerland and Western Germany arrived aboard the Duchess of Richmond in Quebec. He urged Canada to lower prices toward Argentine levels to regain a European market share noting Europe has paid more for Canadian grain due to its quality but price spreads are too wide. He described current trade as a barter system with reciprocal purchases between nations.
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Quebec
C.P
Canada
Europe
J. C. McGillivray
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
McGillivray
Active Tourist Campaign Planned for Canada in 1935
Ottawa reports no large expenditures this year for attractions but outlines preparations for a 1935 Dominion tourist campaign. R. J. Manion, minister of railways, announces the tourism commission to be formed with civil servants and private representatives. D. Leo Dolan named director of the Dominion bureau.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Lon
R. J. Manion
New Dominion Tourist Bureau
D. Leo Dolan
New Brunswick
Dominion Bureau
Premier Reid names Fred Stone as Alberta secretary
Premier Reid selects Fred Stone McGill and University of British Columbia graduate as Alberta secretary. Stone, a native Albertan, began studies at McGill in 1927, earned B A and M A from McGill with first class honors in economics and political science, and pursued a Ph D with the Social Research Council while studying unemployment relief in Western Canada.
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Montreal
R. G. Reid
Alberta
Fred Stone
McGill
British Columbia
Stone
British Columbia University
McGill University
Social Research Council
Canada
Portand National Guards Tense On Waterfront Strike
National guardsmen 10 miles from Portland ready to advance on the waterfront with machine guns and light howitzers if maritime pickets interfere with shipper plans to open the strike bound port. Union labor counters with threat of a general strike if troops enter the waterfront as Crisis Threatened reports a mass walkout in San Francisco collapsing after arbitration was agreed.
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Portland
National
Associated Press
San Francisco
Rain Needed In Southern Prairies Weather Report
Winnipeg July 20 Rain is urgently needed in southern Prairie districts as seven days of heat favor crops in the north. The weekly Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural report says wheat and much oats and barley are headed out with development tied to rainfall. Northern Manitoba and most of Saskatchewan and Alberta show fair to very good prospects, while rain is required in central western Saskatchewan, eastern Alberta, and parts of Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Prairie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Agricultural Department
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Bombings surge in Austria after Dollfuss deadline
Soon after Chancellor Dollfuss's ultimatum expired, terrorists carried out multiple bombings. An explosion shattered the Nordkette Cable Railway near Innsbruck injuring pedestrians, the Vienna riding school was struck, and Fatherland Front headquarters in Vorarlberg were blasted.
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Vienna
A.P
Dollfuss
Nordkitte
Innsbruck
Fatherland Front
Government Party
Vorarlberg
Labor Will Censure Govt For Drastic Air Policy
London July 20 The Labour opposition filed a motion of censure against the government over its drastic air policy arguing the expansion of the Royal Air Force by 41 squadrons risks undermining disarmament efforts and international security Washington July 20 A P report says a plan for a unified U S air force is opposed by the aviation committee led by Newton D Baker after finding the U S leads in aeronautics Nice France July 20 Princess Eugenia Ralitzine mother of Prince Alexander and daughter of Grand Duke Peter died at Nice at age 70
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London
C.p.havas
Royal Air Force
League of Nations
Lis
Nice
France
Eugenia Ralitzine
Russia
Alexander
Peten
Smallest Dionne Baby Found To Have Tumor
CORBEIL Ont July 20 What was once listed as a birthmark on the left leg of Marie the smallest of the Dionne quintuplets is now confirmed to be a tumor. The growth involves two blood vessels and measures about a diameter at present time. The child is being treated.
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Corbeil
Marie
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Austria
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