Eden Drops Mediterranean Pacts As Britain Seeks New Policy
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced Britain would terminate the Mediterranean mutual assistance pacts with several European states. He said Italy had approached Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey about a new policy and that the league reform aim remains to widen international cooperation. Eden suggested armament limits could come sooner than expected and reaffirmed non intervention in the Spanish civil war.
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London
C.P
Great Britain
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Eden
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Sind
Romania
Toon Atba
League of Nations
International
League of Nations Assembly
Viscount Halifax
Malcolm MacDonald
Dominions
Britain
Citizens Asked To Assist in Registration
Edmonton July 28 Registration of Alberta residents as the first step toward payment of basic dividends will be handled by members of the legislature for each constituency by methods best suited to the ridings. Two members will set up registration centers throughout the constituencies for completion by end of August with citizen assistance at each center. Some ridings may be managed by Social Credit members due to diverse population patterns. Registration forms are being prepared and will be sent to members shortly.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Aberhar
Pi'2
Grouard
Social Credit
House of Commons
Aberhart
Record Crop At Treherne Soys Tooba Farmer Says
William Henders of Treherne Manitoba reports a record crop for his district despite adverse western conditions. He delivered to elevators 700 bushels of beardless barley at No 4 grading, about 22 to 28 bushels per acre, and 300 bushels of six rowed barley grading extra at 40 bushels. Reward wheat is being cut and will be general by month end.
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Winnipeg
William Henders
Manitoba
Tréherne
Glenhoro
Canadian Pacific Railway
British yachtsman shot to death in Essex night
A. J. J. Bartow, a well known yachtsman, was found shot to death on the Fenwick estate at Brightling Sea Essex after a weekend stay. His body lay near a swimming pool as authorities probe the case involving the former Dorothy Ouren of New Haven Connecticut.
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Brightling Sea
Essex
England
A. J. J. Bartow
Keld “Fenwick
Dorothy Ouren
New Haven
Conn
Bartow
Premier Reiterates No Desire to Evict Barnes from Legislature
Premier Aberhart of Alberta said the government has no plan to remove Barnes of Edmonton from the legislature. Barnes, a Social Credit member, wa s read out of the caucus last Friday. Barnes said he would contest a by election if recalled and criticized the premier’s methods though not the government’s policies.
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Barnes
Edmonton
Aberhart
Alberta
Social Credit
A. J. Hooke
Red Deer
Rnentu
Socialist Caucus
Social Credit Party
Medicine Hat Registration Plans for Social Credit Program
Dr. J L Robinson returning from Edmonton says provincial registration for Social Credit purposes will run in August and September this year with future operations in June. Alberta citizens must be British subjects who resided in the province all of 1935 and since. Minor contestants reaching 21 before June may register but not receive dividends until a month after turning 21. Local registration to start about August 1 with sites in Medicine Hat and in Dunmore Redcliff and Finn's Lake all planned.
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J.L. Robinson
M.L.A
Caucus
Social Credit
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Robinson
Alberta
Dunmore
Redcliff
Finn's Lake
Great Barrier film crew in Revelstoke B C
Revelstoke hosts Gaumont British unit filming The Great Barrier Alan Sullivan story of Canadian Pacific Railway construction by present and past camps near Three Valley, with 10 000 people in tents. A BC Liberal Association executive orders a party convention no later than June next year.
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Revelstoke
B.C
Alberta
Gunther Stapenhorst
Milton
Rosmex
Gaumont
Great Barrier
Alan Sullivan
Pacific ‘Railway
Rockies
Mbodyville
Three Valley
Eagle Pass
Yale
Fraser , Canyon
Andrew Onderdonk
B.C. Liberal Association
Roosevelt to visit Tweedsmuir in Quebec on Friday
Ottawa reports official plans for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lady Tweedsmuir to visit Quebec Friday. Roosevelt will arrive by train at 9 am CST and be greeted by the Governor General Premier and other dignitaries. The visit includes speeches at Dufferin Terrace 21 gun salute and lunch at the Citadel.
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Ollawa
C.P
Roosevelt
Loira Tweedsmuir
Quebec
State Department
Mackenzie King
Canada
Harding
Vancouver
Alaska
C.S.T
Patenaude
Norman Armour
Godbout
Gregoire
Quebec City
United States
Dufferin Terrace
Citadel
Aberhart Praises Manitoba Social Credit Showing
Premier Aberhart voiced satisfaction with Social Credit forces in Manitoba's election. He said the movement's Progressive policy is drawing interest and that no real bid to form a Social Credit government occurred. He expected interest to grow as the system is demonstrated.
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Edmonton
C.P
Social Credit
Manitoba
Aberhart
Credit
A. Social: Credit
Manitoba Liberal Progressives hold seats as results trickle in
WINNIPEG July 28 The Liberal Progressive government led by John Bracken won 18 seats as returns came in and trended to six more, but they may lack a clear majority. Conservatives gained four seats, Social Credit displaced incumbents in three ridings, and Winnipeg saw notable results including St George where Salome Haldarson won. Counting continues with key constituencies delayed to Aug 21.
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John:Bracken
Manitoba
Errick Willis
Ithe
Liberal
Progressives
Social Credit
C.C.F
C.C.I
Latal
Gipsaengeeener
Winnibeg
C-R
John Bracken
Haa
Senate of
Pas
Bracken
Rupert's Land
Terday’s
Social, Credit
Birtle
Manitoba Social Credit League
Ggat
St. George
Salome Haldarson
St. George Stubbs
Winnipeg
R. B. Webb
John Queen
S. F Farmer
C.C F
Liberal- Progressive
Rebels Press Madrid as Civil War Rages Across Spain
Fierce fighting marks an 11th day of conflict with rebels advancing near Madrid and Loyalist troops defending key cities including Barcelona and Toledo. Government air raids target rebel dumps in the Guadarrama mountains while reports claim both sides suffer heavy casualties and thousands of wounded.
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Gibraltar
C.P
Spain
Madrid
Guadarrama
Mola
Barcelona
Toledo
Albacete
Guadalajara
Malaga
Estepona
Dobre Gordo
Zvv
Seville
Melilla
Spanish Morocco
Associated Press
United States
Guadarrama Mountains
Drought Blights Corn Belt Yields Across States
In Illinois Iowa Wisconsin reports show major crop losses as heat and drought worsen. Leslie M. Carl estimates 80 to 90 percent ruin in 20 western and southern border counties, with 15 more areas worst ever. Rain deemed little help. downstate Illinois crops described as spotty.
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Chicago
United States
Iowa
Federal Agricultural
Leslie M. Carl
Carl
Wisconsin
Walter M. Wbling
Federal Reporting Service
Premier Aberhart silent on six month basic dividend
Edmonton July 28. A speaker at an unemployed meeting claimed Dr W W Cross promised a five dollar monthly basic dividend in six months. Premier Aberhart said he would not say when dividends would be paid or the initial amount. An unofficial rep of the Unemployed Ex Servicemen's Association warned of surrounding the legislature if demands were not met. the minister replied not to pressure and promised a six month guarantee of seventy seven dollars?
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Edmonton
C.P
W. W. Cross
Alberta
Aberhart
A. Miller
Ex-Servicemen’s Association
Dri Cross
Canadian Vimy Pilgrims Headed to London After France Visit
Canadian Vimy pilgrims completed battlefield visits at Arras and attended the dedication at Canada’s memorial on Vimy Ridge. About 6,000 veterans plus relatives will reach London after sailing from Le Havre and Antwerp tonight, with Brigadier General Alex Ross leading a Canadian Legion party toward Boulogne for a stop at Ypres.
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Arras
France
C.P
Vimy
Canada
de Havre
Antwerp
London
Canadian Legion
Alex Ross
Legion
Boulogne
Ypres
Viscountess Astor
le Havre
C.p.havas
Cunard
White Star
Ascania
Ausonia
England
Vimy ‘Ridge
Lourdes
Alex" Ross
X Pres
Belgium
Missing person reported as wildfires threaten 25 mile front
Disjointed OCR notes report a missing individual amid extensive forest fires along a 25 mile front near the Little Rockies. References mention a geological survey and a Spanish government purchase of 15 monoplanes in France, but details are unclear.
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Geological Survey
Rockies
France
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