Mackenzie King Analyzes CCF Programme and Weaknesses
Rock Lake Manitoba July 23. Prime Minister Mackenzie King addressed about a thousand listeners contrasting Liberalism with Tory autocracy and CCF bureaucracy. He warned the CCF would nationalize much including factories and transport, except land, and cited Germany and Russia as dangers, urging parliamentary control and opposition to constant conferences. He questioned provincial farm policy and tariff barriers under Bennett, urging freer trade.
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Rock Lake
Man
Liberal Party
Mr. King
Co-operative Commonwealth
Plenary Session of World Conference in London Set
The monetary commission of the Economic Conference has completed its work. Other economic commissions wound up last week. Tomorrow the steering committee will discuss future plans and the plenary session of the World Conference will meet on Thursday before indefinite adjournment. Ambassadors will replace returning members as the committee stays in session.
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London
Monetary Commission
Mollison Plane Crashed Near New York During Atlantic Flight
Canadian Press report details Captain Mollison and wife Amy crash near Bridgeport Connecticut as they chased a non stop Britain to New York flight in the Seafarer. Their injuries were described as minor and they were hospitalized.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Mollison
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
North Atlantic
Pendine
Wales
Baghdad
England
Jim
Amy Mollison
Great Britain
New England
Prideeport Hospital
Long Island
Gin
Europe
London
Croydon
Lindberghs Bound for Greenland Flight
The Lindberghs Charles and Anne launched from Cartwright Labrador for Greenland in a Canadian Press report dated July 21. The famous aviators depart on a bound voyage, aiming toward Arctic lands.
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Lindbergshop
St. John
Mlc
Greenland
Flying Lindberghs
Charlies and
Anne
Cartwright
Laborador
Newfoundland May Lose Its Status
A London report to the New York Times says Newfoundland may temporarily lose self government if the Anulree commission report is approved. It proposes expert non political control of finances to secure a reconstruction loan and a nominated commission to reorganize administration and tax collection by order.
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New York
London
New York Times
Newfoundland
Lord Anulree
Regina World Grain Exhibition prizes totaled for July 24 to August 5
Judges from Canada and the United States will award prizes totaling 100600 dollars for wheat oats barley and other crops at the Regina World Grain Exhibition in Saskatchewan and Manitoba fields. Experts from universities and government agencies will judge classes in wheat oats barley buckwheat flax beans and more. A separate report from Chapeau Quebec notes a .32 caliber rifle found buried under stable flooring as investigators pursue a murder case.
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Regina
J. B. Harrington
University of Saskatchewan
O. S. Ramodi
University of Alberta
A. L Stone
College of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
Albert E. Humphries
London
England
J. G. C. Fraser
Ottawa
J. E. Blakeman
Dominion Lee
Winnipeg
James Fryer
F. R. Crim
University Farm
St. Paul
Main
S. FR. Clark
Alta
W. J. W. Lennox
Domini
Toronto
A. T. Wyancko
Perdue University
Layfayette
Ind
R. A. Kiessebach
Univesity
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
F. Dumamock
Manley Champlin
Lods Macdonald College
Quebec
J Cc. Hackleman
University of Illinois
Urbana
Ills
W. G. McGregor
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
J. L Finnie
State Department of Agriculture
Sacramento
Calif
G. P. MacRestie
Manitoba Agricultural College
G. M. Stewart
Dominion Seed
Clyde McKee
Montana Agricultural Station
A. H. Wright
Dominion Seed Branch
Otttawa
Chapeau
Que
Michel Bradley
Archer
Demets Centre
Michael Bradley
Micheal Bradley
Wiley Post Sets New Globe-Encircling Flight Record
Wiley Post lands at Floyd Bennett Field after a 15 400 mile world flight in 186 hours 49 12 minutes, beating the prior record by over 21 hours. He praises the ship and notes weather helped the last leg, with wife Mae present and Gatty and Walter Harrison nearby. A massive crowd greets him as officials call the reception the largest at the field.
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Wiley Post
Oklahoma Flyer
Fieyd Bennett Field
New York
Harold Gatty
Post
North American
Floyd Bennett Field
B.S.T
Edmonton
Mae
Brooklyn
Moscow
Toronto
New York State
Gatty
Walter Harrison
Daily Oklahoman
J. Nelson Kelly
Municipal Field
Winnipeg
New York City
Fire Gutts Top Floor of L. T. Mewburn Building Calgary
Calgary fire gutted the top floor of the L. T. Mewburn building on Eleventh Ave West Saturday afternoon. Estimated damage reaches $85,000 affecting stocks of Dunlop Tire Co Marshall Knop chinaware and Hudson Paper Co. Fire origin listed as unknown.
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Calgary
L. T. Mewburn
Eleventh Ave
West
Dunlop Tire Co
Marshall Knop Chinaware
Hudson Paper Co
Balbo Leads 22 Ships and 24-Plane Armata Into Shediac
General Balbo arrives in Shediac New Brunswick with a fleet of 22 ships and 24 planes after a 650 mile flight from New York as part of the homeward leg to Italy from Chicago’s Century of Progress. One plane diverted to Rockland Maine and another to Milledgeville Georgia during the journey.
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Shediac
N.B
Balbo
New York
Italy
Century Progress
Chicago
Rockland
Maine
Milledgeville
N.by
Prohibition Repeal Gains Across States In Vote Totals
Oregon leads with repeal ahead by more than 19 000 as 36 states are expected to approve. Tennessee results narrow the repeal margin to under 9 000 with fraud accusations. Colorado to hold Sept 5 session to arrange a statewide vote. Winnipeg wheat futures rise amid constructive buying with July at 81 1 4 cents and May at 88 7 8.
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Washington
Oregon
United States
Tennessee
Colorado
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Exchange
Stavely Farmer Freland Wilford Crowned World Wheat King
Regina show crowns Freland Wilford of Stavely Alberta World Wheat King after winning hard red spring wheat class with Reward strain. Herman Trelle of Wembley second. Alberta earns 24 of 50 prizes, Saskatchewan 19, BC six, Manitoba one. Wilford's win marks Alberta’s seventh world wheat title in ten years amid new growing tests.
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Freland Wilford
Regina
Ireland
Walford
Fred Waverly
Faschetag
Wembley
Alta
J. H. Saith
Wolf Creek
Paul Sebastian
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitot
Charles A. Lewis
Bon Accord
Andrew Sherret
Coalhurst
Eric Anderson
Alex Ross
Edmonton
R. Kailal
Tofield
John Gerschman
Leslie Bartlett
Vauxhall
W. J. Glass
Calgary
Jack Allsop
Douglaas Clarkson
Grande Prairie
Kenry Jolivier
Faber
Garth D. Potter
Islay
Robert Cochrane
Grande Prarie
C. CG. Owen
Athabasca
J. E. Laplace
J. Rigby
BE. A. Shank
Mike Kolesar
Calahoc
Wilford
Alberta Government Announces Bond Sale Amid Unemployment Relief Plan
Alberta treasurer Len R. G. Reid announced a 1 million dollar provincial bond issue bearing 5 3 4 percent interest maturing in 20 years. The sale to Ames Common Securities Wood Gundy Imperial Bank and Duggan Investments funds unemployment relief and strengthens revenue ahead of a 3 million New York issue due in November.
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Reid
Manitoba
New York
Presidents Roosevelt calls for industrial code to curb depression
President Roosevelt urged U S employers to adopt a voluntary code cutting weekly hours and raising wages as a Depression relief measure. He announced a national roll of honor for participants and emphasized swift nationwide cooperation to spread work and stabilize prices. He warned against pork barrel politics and urged farm price reforms and tighter grain market rules.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
White Mouse
Nlavs
Edmonton Fair Attendance Rises in Week's Close
Edmonton reports higher total attendance with 108 820 at the fair week, 18 047 on Saturday and 123 079 on the final day of 1932. Wagering in pari mutuels fell slightly from 54 002 to 51 485. Notable items include the death of Brampton barrister William Co. OH Swinburne and Farmer-Labor candidate Tom Johnson entering Lumsder for the next general election in Saskatchewan.
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Edmonton
Tom Johnson
Govan
Lumsder
Saskatchewan
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