Five Power Pact Report Shocks North America and Europe
Dispatch from Washington claims Britain France Germany Italy and Poland reached a tentative nine point accord to settle European issues. Danzig status corridor adjustments and neutral zones foreseen. Hull says no official confirmation yet.
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Britain
France
Poland
Germany
Italy
Philadelphia
C.P
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington
Hitler
Mussolini
Chamberlain
Daladier
Beck
Danzig
East Prussia
Gdynia
Suez Canal
Addis Ababa
Djibouti
North Africa
Gibraltar
Kebe
Cordell Hull
State Department
No Negotiations Reported Between Poland and Nazis
London and Warsaw reports deny any in progress talks with Germany over Danzig or a broad peace settlement. Officials reject a large loan to aid the Reich, emphasize Poland’s sole control of Danzig status, and caution against Munich era appeasement fears amid Wohlthat's visit and speculative German economic offers.
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London
C.P
Foreign Office
Germany
Reich
Helmuth Wohlthat
Wohlthat
Berlin
Warsaw
A.P
Danzig
Poland
Great Britain
Munich
Britain
Gooke Yan
Chamberlain
Autror
Independent
Sou‘sa
Neville Henderson
Chantallor Hitler
The
Financial Times
Ind
Helmuh Wenlthat
Japan and Britain near agreement on China policies
Tokyo reports a cabinet approved a Japan Britain agreement on China policy talks after British acceptance of key Japanese proposals. Britain may join discussions with Tokyo, London signaling cautious but favorable steps as Kiichiro Hirohima's government moves toward formal talks with Sir Robert Craigie and allied officials.
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Tokyo
C.P
Pbritish
China
Flachro Arita
Britain
Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma
Weekly Car Loadings Show Encouraging Increase
Ottawa reports week ended July 15 car loadings rose to 48 448 from 47 146 the prior week and 43 864 year earlier. Western division up to 17 478 from 15 244 and 14 863. eastern division 30 070 from 31 902 and 29 011. All groups except pulpwood and miscellaneous increased versus last year.
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Ottawa
C.P
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Pioneering Alberta Oilman W S Herron Dies
Calgary July 22 In a mark of respect Turner Valley oilfield rigs will halt for three minutes at 2 p m Monday to honor W S Herron a pioneer of Alberta oil industry who died at his home in his 69th year Funeral services set for Shavers Park Memorial Chapel Mr Herron house 1216 Prospect Avenue died Friday morning
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W. S. Herron
Calgary
Turner Vailey
Shaver'’s Park Memorial Chapel
Mr. Herron
Alberta
Prospect Avenue
Lockheed to Test 50 Recon Planes for Australia
Lockheed Aircraft Corp will begin flight tests on 50 long distance reconnaissance bombing planes for the Australian Air Board early next month. Robert E. Gross, president, said production on a 250 plane order for the British Air Ministry is well ahead of schedule and the Australian order will be fulfilled on time.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Australian Air Board
Robert E. Gross
Air Ministry
Indirect Admission Spero of British Aid to China
Report says Sir Robert hinted Britain aids to China were given under commitments as a Nine Power Treaty signatory and League member. London officials said the United States and France were being informed of every step in the negotiations.
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Sador
China
Sir Robert
League of Nations
London
Foreign Office
United States
France
Lethbridge Jail Rioting Probed By Public Works Minister
July 7 disturbance at Lethbridge jail prompted by unknown agitators. Minister of Public Works W A Fallon said he ordered Warden Blake to handle offenders per regulations, with no fixed number of implicated men. Transcript runs 217 pages as investigations continue and inmates protest food. Royal Canadian Mounted Police restored order.
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Bdmonton
C.P
Lethbridge
W. A Fallon
Blake
Mr. Fallow
Fallow
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stark Wins Alberta Singles Tennis Title
LETHBRIDGE July 22 Bill Stark of Edmonton retained the Alberta men's singles tennis championship by defeating Bill Balloch of Coleman 8 6 6 4 6 0 after a strong display in the opening set Balloch faded as Stark took control with quick returns and steady serves throughout the match
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Lethbridge
Bill Stark
Edmonton
Calgary
Friday
Alberta
Bill Balloch
Coleman
Balloch
Frontier tensions flare as Polish youths seized at Danzig border
Polish youths armed with pistols were captured after invading Free City territory along the western frontier. Danzig authorities reported the incident followed a shooting of a Polish frontier soldier by a Danzig officer, fueling claims border authorities frequently cross into Polish land on alleged missions.
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Danzig
C.P
Free City
A.P
Free City of Danzig
Eugene Lipsky
Cypress Nomination Not Held July 26
The News is officially informed that the nomination convention in Cypress for an independent candidate will not be held on Wednesday July 26.
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Cypress
Reindeer Pioneer Arthur Baldwin Dies in New Jersey
Arthur J. Baldwin 71, a prominent corporation attorney with a passion for reindeer farming, died after a yearlong illness following a heart attack in Alaska. He and his late brother Leonard owned 250,000 reindeer via Lomen Reindeer Corporation, the world’s largest herd. The Baldwins funded Drew University Seminary in 1928, and Baldwin served as counsel to Tammany Hall’s Charles Murphy.
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East Orange
N.J
A.P
Arthur J. Baldwin
Alaska
Lomen Reindeer Corporation
Leonard
Baldwin
Canada
Max Miller
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Drew Methodist Seminary
Madison
Edwin R. A. Sellgman Dies at 78 in Lake Placid
Edwin R. A. Sellgman a noted U.S. economist and advisor to governments died at age 78 from heart disease in Lake Placid New York. He taught at major universities and shaped economic policy through his public service and research.
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Edwin R. A. Sellgman
U.S
Lake Placid
N.Y
Shanghai Terrorists Kill American Citizen in Newspaper Attack
A. F. Wilson, once of Philadelphia, and a Chinese man were killed in a terrorist attack on two Shanghai language newspapers. Wilson, a cafe owner, was shot five times while attempting to seize a terrorist. The incident involved an American-owned paper among those struck.
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Shanghai
C.P
A. F. Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Four Lost As Schooner Is Cut In Two In St. Lawrence
The signal service reported at least four persons missing after the river schooner Grand Island collided with an unidentified freighter near Deschaillons, 40 miles up the St. Lawrence from Quebec. Captain G Pernier said the schooner was cut in two and both sections drifted apart. one crew member swam ashore.
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Quebec
C.P
Peria
Grand Island
Deschaillons
St. Lawrence
G Pernier
G Rehving
Local Cloudburst Localized To Downtown Area
A brief downtown cloudburst around 5 p m dumped between a quarter and two fifths of an inch of rain in 10 to 15 minutes with a touch of hail. The burst did not reach the city airport. readings there were 6 inch since noon yesterday. Rain ended near Connaught School with no reports of rain or hail elsewhere in the district this morning.
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Connaught School
C.P.R
Meteor flash rattles Williams Lake area in British Columbia
A bright meteor flash shook Williams Lake and nearby regions on Thursday night with a minute long tremor. Reports place the explosion north of Vancouver and above Chilca Lake, with observers estimating the smoke plume at high altitude and a cowboy thrown from a horse in Rise Creek.
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B.C
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Alkali Lake
Indian Reservation
Here
Indiang
Fraser River
Chilca Lake
Willams Lake
A. Martin
Rise Creek
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Windsor Castle
Frieghter
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