Rare alcohol cures dog cancers says Yale study
Yale University researchers Leonal C. Strong and Leon F. Whitney report subcutaneous injections of a rare alcohol called hypty Mdehyde caused disappearance or shrinkage of cancers in ten treated dogs. Results mirror earlier mouse tests, but require many more cases.
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New York
A.P
United States
Yale University School of Medicine
Leonal C. Strong
Leon F. Whitney
Yale Metical School
Evacuation Underway as Japanese Forces Move Northwest
Evacuation ordered today for all civilians in Hankow Sulanghat area as Japanese troops advance from Niukiang toward the northwest. Chinese Foreign Ministry closes Hankow offices and shifts operations inland to Chungking. diplomats to follow to Chungking within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulanghat
Ilankuw
Niukiang
Hankow
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Changking
Nanking
Foreign Office
Chungking
Tercyn
Chungkuys
Tragic Sand Collapse Kills Five Children
In Cleveland on July 27 five young children and a girl were buried by ten tons of sand as they dug a pit beside the Koged Transit embankment. Three children and the girl died. a fourth boy was taken to hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jty
A.P
Nine Die In Runaway Cage Accident At La Mot Mine
In Nourleamaque Quebec four young engineers were killed instantly and another was fatally injured when a runaway cage plunged 700 feet down the shaft of the Lamaque gold mine. Victims include Peter Downey Gleichen Jas Crocker Harry Field Arthur Hewat and Clarke Isbister. Isbister died in hospital later. A new cable had just been installed and officials opened an inquiry into possible failure of safety cogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nourleamaque
Que
C.P
Lamaque
Peter Downey
Gleichen
Alta
Harry Field
Bourlamaque
Jas. Crocker
Toronto
Arthur Hewat
Halifax
Clarke Isbister
Isbister
Round the World German Flight Set to Begin in Aug or Sept
A German embassy official announced the round the world flight will start in August or September. The crew of six is led by Captain Henke with co-pilot Captain Van Moreau. The route runs Germany to India China Japan Alaska and San Francisco with a possible non stop to New York and Atlantic crossing plans dependent on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C.P
Berlin
Alasak
United States
Henke
van Moreau
Germany
India
China
Japan
Alaska
San Francisco
New York
Atlantic
Relief Committee Sits Next Week In Edmonton
The special legislative committee appointed to investigate the relief situation will meet in Edmonton next week under chairman A. V. Bourcier MLA for Lac Ste. Anne. The panel recently finished a survey of Crows Nest? area and Meu cine Flat conditions with three members each handling separate matters this week.
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Edmonton
Alberta
A. V. Bourcier
M.L.A
Lac Ste. Anne
Crows Nestines
Meucine Flat
Baseball Scores From Chicago New York and Philadelphia
In Chicago Boston beat Chicago 5 to 0 with Wilson and Desautels batting for Boston. Cincinnati lost 4 to 0 at Boston as Reis and Lopez sparked the win. New York defeated St Louis 2 to 1 at home with Henshaw and Bremer stars. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 9 to 2 as Tobin and Todd led the battery.
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Chicago
Boston
Wilson and Desautels
Knott and Sewell
Cincinnati
R. Davis
Lombirdi
Reis
Lopez
New York
R. H. E. St. Louis
Henshaw
Bremer
Hubbell
Mancuso
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Tobin
Todd
Hollingsworth
V. Davis
Mennonites Migrating to Peace River Spark Alarms
Reno Pelletier, Social Credit MP for Peace River, announced a caucus meeting in Edmonton on August 4 to discuss actions against an anticipated influx of about 1,000 Mennonites from Mexico into the River country. He claimed the group may suffer from trachoma, a contagious eye disease, risking contagion to local Indigenous people and mixed-blood communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womonton
Reno Peletier
Social Credit
Peace River
Federal Social Credit
Edmonton
Mexico
The
Beast
Pelletier
Woodsworth and Coldwell at National CCF Convention
J S Woodsworth national president and M J Coldwell national chairman opened the national convention of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation in Edmonton. Delegates heard resolutions on banking finance unemployment relief debt forestry co operatives unemployment insurance and civil liberties. A platform for the next general election will be discussed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
C.P
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
J. S. Woodsworth
M. J. Coldwell
National Council
Clarence Stork
Shaunavon, Sask
C.C.F
Saskatchewan
Canada
M.P
Winnipeg North Centre
Precautionary Essex Health Measures Halt Infantile Paralysis
Health authorities in Halstead and Braintree Essex districts report no new infantile paralysis cases in the past 48 hours, indicating precautionary actions are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
Halstead
Braintree
Essex
British Ship Bombed In Valencia Harbor Invasion News
Madrid reports an air raid by 12 insurgent planes struck Valencia harbor killing 18, including two aboard the British ship Kellwyn. a Danish non intervention agent and a Chinese cock were also killed. Hendaye notes insurgents aim to blast the Ebro river dams to flood the government offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
C.P. Cable
Kellwyn
Valencia
Hendaye
Ans
Ebro
Duncan Sandys Case Still Agitating Britishers
The select committee of the House of Commons will sit during the summer recess to report on Duncan Sandys case and on the Official Secrets Act’s impact on MPs. Sandys says he was threatened under the act for refusing to disclose the source of anti aircraft defence data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Select
House of Commons
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
Bees in Attic Drive Mrs Covell to Remove Roof
In Kent New York Mrs Gerald Covell found bees in her attic after a faint buzzing turned to honey leaking through the ceiling. The family had to remove part of the roof and move a chimney to rid the hive. Also noted is the death of John MacKay, 76, former Regina resident, in Victoria.
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Kent
N.Y
A.P
Gerald Covell
Covell
John MacKay
Regina
Victoria
Fire shift as British Columbia forests blaze across mainland
Fire officials report the Beaver River blaze in the interior threatened about 30 timber limits across 100 square miles since July 16. About 70 more firefighters join 70 already on scene as crews try to stop spread toward the Walker River settlements. in Vancouver Island, rain subdued most fires with only the south end near Bevan burning moderately. Cariboo district also reports fires, while farmers evacuate and mines slow due to smoke and flame.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Beaver River
Interior
Wraser River
Bevan
Cariboo
Baver River
Alberta issues 5000 ID cards to aid job seekers
Alberta government distributes 5,000 identification cards through municipal secretaries to help unemployed residents win preference for any available jobs.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Rangoon Riots Leave Six Dead and 1000 Injured
Rioting between Burmese Buddhists and Indian Muslims erupted after a Mohammedan author allegedly insulted Buddhism. Six killed and about a thousand wounded as armored cars patrolled Rangoon streets.
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Rangoon
G.P
Fire destroys C P R Pier D in Vancouver waterfront blaze
A 1,000 foot Canadian Pacific Railway Pier D burned at noon destroying the pier and shed with losses of 500000 for the pier and an equal amount for other property. Firefighters battled the flames while vessels moved out and investigators probed possible arson.
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Vancouver
C.P
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Granville Street
Union
North Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Touday
Canadian National
Honey Producers Meet in Brooks to Discuss Wages and Hours
Honey producers from the Eastern Irrigation District gather in Brooks to hear Inspector Rocke explain labor schedules and to push for inclusion in the southern wage zone. Beekeepers, about 8,000 colonies strong, report a fair crop as honey extraction begins earlier than ever.
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Brooks
Eastern Irrigation District
W. A. Philpott
Duchess
Rainier
Gem
Patricia
Rocke
Coaldale
Taber
Vauxhall
Industrials Standards Board
R. Hawthorne
Tabor
Beekeepers’ Association of Alberta
Lord Stanley Invited for Edmonton Visit This Fall
Edmonton officials extend an invitation to Lord Stanley to speak in the fall. The British MP and parliamentary and financial secretary of the Admiralty will open Toront o's Canadian National Exhibition in August and then tour Western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
CGP
Lord Stanley
First Spring Wheat Delivered in Taber Area
Gordon McKinley of Bowell delivered the first load of new wheat at the Ogilvie elevator. It weighed 61 pounds to the bushel and graded high. Neighbors busy cutting rye as farmers market winter wheat. first delivery from Harry Hart of Purple Springs graded No 1 Alberta red winter at 62 pounds per bushel.
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Gordon McKinley
Bowell
Ogilvie
Taber
C.P
Harry Hart
Purple Springs
Alberta
Social Credit to Contest Election in Saskatchewan Riding
Edmonton July 27 Pro vincial Secretary E C Manning head of the Western Canada Social Credit Association reports no word from Saskatchewan organization or Humbokit constituency on Social Credit candidacy in the riding. A by election followed the resignation of Liberal member H Dunn Highways defeated Jim in the race Liberal organizer H W Arno says the Liberal party must enter the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Western Canada Social Credit Association
Saskatchewan
Humbokit
Social Credit
H H. Dunn
Saskatchewan Tee 4 Highways
Jimin
Liberals
H. W. Arno
Romanian beer supply hit by price decree quarrel
In Bucharest on July 27, Rumania faced a beer shortage as brewers and retailers clashed over an Interior Ministry order cutting retail prices by 10 percent. The hot spell intensified the impact as taps ran dry and disputes stalled sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Interior Ministry
Local Heat Presses Crops As Harvest Begins
At noon today the temperature rose from 56 degrees to 87 with a hot afternoon ahead. Yesterday’s high was 86 at 3 30 pm. Since Sunday July 17 no rain has fallen, 11 dry days stressing maturing crops. A .82 inch fall that day aided fields though more rain is needed in most districts. Harvesting has started in a few isolated areas.
Germany Rejects Czechoslovak Minorities Plan as Evasion
In Berlin on July 28, Nazi influenced papers condemn Czechoslovakia’s proposed statute as failing to grant Sudeten Germans equal status. Headlines denounce the plan as evasive, while Hodza’s bill would extend limited rights in schools government posts and language use.
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Berlin
A.P
Hitler
Milan Hodza
Czechoslovakia
Praha
Staatavolk
Republic
Hdiza
Viscount Runciman
Germany
Likalanzeiger
SES
EE Deutsche Allgemeine Zeituing
Hodza
Runciman
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U.S
Corrigan
Douglas Corrigan
John Cudahy
Eire
Dublin
Ali
Peace River Pelletier
J.S. Woodsworth and
Coldwell
Nat
B.C
Disio
C.P.R
Thomas Rippon
H. G. Bowering
Tony Cardoni
Kenneth Fane
Patrick Hartney
Threwville Street
B-C
Stanley Park
Ogilvie Co
C. M. Dunn
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