Japan asserts protest in face of Chinese revolts move
June 2 reports from SITANGHAI Canton declares war on Nanking demanding a national mobilization against the National Chinese government. Nanking says China denies revolutionary movement claims while Tokyo cites North China troop increases and a larger defence budget.
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Sitanghai
C.P
South China
Canton
Japan
Nanking
Kwang Tung
Kwangsi
Chang Chai-Tong
Tokyo
C.p.havas
China
Fisu Shih-Ying
Arita
School Act meetings to explain larger divisions in southern Alberta
Government education officials will explain proposed larger school divisions under the School Act. Talks led by MLAs David Lush and Dr. J L Robinson with inspectors H C Sweet, H A MacGregor, and others run June 10 to June 19 at multiple rural Alberta schools including Seven Persons, Dunmore, Walsh, Irvine, Robinson, Bowell, Lotus, Jenner, Lila, Buffalo area, Leland, Impresa, New Hilda, Schuler, Long Valley and nearby communities.
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Department of Education
Tilley East
Medicine Hat
David Lush
M.L.A
H. C. Sweet
Kimpress
Kimpress Riding and Inspector Sweet
H. A. MacGregor
Cypress
J. L. Robinson
Seven Persons
Dunmore School
Walsh
Irvine
Robinson
Kyrvine
Bowell
Lotus
Bingville
Jenner
Lila
Buffalo
Leland Hall
Bindloss
Mmpresa
Hursidiy
New Hilda
Hilda
Schuler
Rideay
Long Valley
Jew Killed as Arabs Attack Tel Aviv Area
In Jerusalem on June 1 a Jew was killed and another seriously injured amid bombings shootings and arson across the Holy Land. Four more towns suspended municipal services raising fears for public health. A bus on the Jerusalem Jaffa road came under fire and Abraham Fisch of Tel Aviv was attacked by Arabs who believed he was Mayor Dizengoff.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Jerusalem-Jaffa
Abraham Fisch
Tel Aviv
Aras
Dizengoff
Italians Report Massacre of Air Force Escort
Italian military said 30 airforce soldiers en route to Addis Ababa were massacred while escorting a convoy of supply trucks.
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Rome
C.P
Addis Ababa
Queen Mary Fails Trans Atlantic Record by Narrow Margin
The Queen Mary missed the Normandie trans Atlantic record by 42 minutes. Averaging 29.133 knots, the voyage from Cherbourg breakwater to Ambrose yielded four days 12 hours 21 minutes amid fog which throttled turbines. Officials were noncommittal but passengers voiced belief a record could be set under better conditions.
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Ninw
York
C.P
Erbourg
Ambrose Keneship
Pine
Edgar Britten
Percy Bates
Percy
Britten
Ian
Hoare to Replace Monsell as Admiralty Head
London June 2 Viscount Monsell first lord of the admiralty has resigned. Sir Samuel Hoare former foreign secretary is confidently expected to succeed him. Hoare withdrew from Baldwin's cabinet amid disapproval of the Ethiopian peace plan.
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Baldwin
London
The
Daily Mail
Viscount Monsell
Admiralty
Samuel Hoare
Samuel
Pierre Laval
France
Lord Monsell
Lieutenant-Governor Medal Awarded at Ontario College of Art
The Lieutenant-Governor's medal for general proficiency at the Ontario College of Art was awarded to Margot Bodwell of Vancouver.
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Ontario College of Art
Margot Bodwell
Vancouver
Fullerton Defends C N Board Tenure and Achievements
Ottawa report shows C P Fullerton detailing gains under the Canadian National board since taking office. He rejects political bias and cites improved morale, efficiency, and readiness for expansion. He says resignation was refused and cooperation with Canadian Pacific hindered by mutual will. Railway Minister Howe backs a board of directors shift, calling Fullerton’s knowledge insufficient.
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Ottawa
Board of Trustees
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Fullerton
C.D. Howe
Howe
Prosperity Bonds Proposed for Alberta Road Workers
Edmonton June 2 Prosperity bonds may replace cash for Alberta roadwork workers. Public Works Minister W A Fallon said acceptance would be voluntary and no contract would require bonds.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
W. A. Fallon
Hungary halts Nazi plot with 770 arrests in Budapest
Budapest police announced 770 people were charged with high treason for attempting a May Day putsch to smash revolutionary Nazism. Among those seized was Soltan Boszormeny, alleged plot leader, with army uniforms found at his home and claims of planning a peasant assault on the capital.
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Budapest
C.P
Hungary
Soltan Boszormeny
Boszormeny
Liberal government cuts expenses by consolidating departments
Ottawa June 2 Thousands of dollars will be saved annually in consolidating four departments Interior Mines Immigration and Indian Affairs into a single Mines Resources and Colonization department. Mackenzie King told the House and moved the preliminary resolution. Staff cuts will shrink eighteen branches to eight.
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Ottawa
C.P
Government Departments
Interior
Mines, Immigration
Mackenzieok King
House
Mines, Resources and Colonization
Chinese Police Patrol Streets as Anti Japanese Protests Rise
In response to anti-Japanese demonstrations demanded by the Tientsin garrison, Chinese police began street patrols to maintain order. Police moved through key districts while crowds gathered, signaling heightened tensions and swift government action.
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Tientsin
United Church Criticizes Alberta Tax Policy And Sunday Propaganda
In Edmonton on June 2 the United Church ministers closed their conference by formally disapproving the provincial sales tax as a budget balancer and denouncing the use of the Lord s Day for partisan political propaganda. They condemn taxation hardships and reduced services affecting the people.
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Edmonton
C.P
United Church
Tribunal finds J H Thomas guilty in budget disclosure
The budget tribunal in London found J H Thomas, former Colonial Secretary, had disclosed budget secrets before their public release. It named Alfred Bates and Sir Alfred Butt as using the information for private gain and cleared other ministers and civil staff of wrongdoing.
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London
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
Thomas
Alfred Bates
Alfred Butt
Sir Alfred
Justice Porter
Leslie M. Thomas
Bates
Britain
Pay On Public Holidays Questioned By Woodsworth
Ottawa June 1. The government will consider a Woodsworth suggestion that proclaimed holidays be paid. T. Church asked if King’s birthday would be observed. King replied it is a statutory holiday and the date shift due to the new sovereign. Woodsworth pressed for pay during holidays for hourly workers. King said it would be further considered.
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Ottawa
Jj.s. Woodsworth
C.C
T. Church
Toronto- Broadview
Mackenzie King
George
Woodsworth
Mr. King
W. J. Harper
Canadian Legion
Harper
Dominion
Canadian Pension Commission
Wheat Seeding Now Completed in Medicine Hat District
The Medicine Hat division reports seeding finished with about ten percent more wheat acreage than last year. Oats barley and rye acreages are rising and coarse grains up about five percent. A May 27 survey noted good grain progress. rain was needed in some areas. Some cutworm damage reported along the Burstail sub division.
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Medicine Hat
C.P.R
Burstail
Young Theile Found In Chicago After May Disappearance
William Webster Theile age 15 son of a New York financier was found in Chicago on June 2 in good health. He had been missing since May 3 and was earning money by selling magazines. He said he was fed up with society life.
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Young Thiele
Chicago
William Webster Theile
New York
Baseball roundup with teams and players listed
National league names Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago appear with players Berg Cochrane Kelly Hildebrand Swilivan Hayes Sewell Malone Glenn in a compact 1910s style box score snippet showing scores and lineups. It reads as a league summary of recent games with multiple teams and players referenced.
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Cleveland
Cum and Berg
Bridges
Cochrane
Kelly New York
American Boston
Hildebrand
Swilivan
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hayes
Chicago
Wyons and Sewell
Malone
Glenn
Stampede in June Gains City Council Backing
City council discussed aiding the June 23 and 24 Stampede while avoiding city liability. Mayor Bullivant suggested providing a band. Alderman Black noted the event is private enterprise. The council left action to the mayor and publicity committee.
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Bullivant
L. N. Laidlaw
Ald. Black
Ald. Black and Warham
Rodeo Expert Cecil Bedford Named Stampede Manager
Cecil Bedford, renowned in North American rodeo, is appointed to manage the stampede events. He is the son of rancher Jim Bedford of Wild Horse district and has traveled to rodeos across the country. Bedford oversees corrals at the fair grounds and will soon take a central office downtown for June 23 and 24 events.
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Crow
Laidlaw
Medicine Hat
J. W. McLane
Cecil Bedford
North America
Mr. Bedford
Jim Bedford
Wild Horse District
New York
Bedford
Daladier Chosen to Head New National Defense Ministry
Paris reports Daladier, former premier, selected to lead a consolidated national defense ministry. The move unites France's war forces under one minister and seeks a program of nationalization of the munition industry with government ownership of some factories.
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Paris
C.P
France
Edouard Daladier
Vna
Floods menace British Columbia towns in widespread damage
Fragmentary dispatches report Nechako Fraser and Skeena floodwaters wrecking towns from Prince George to Castlegar. Homes submerged, railways and telegraph lines under water, with Hazelton and Revelstoke suffering heavy losses as dykes are patrolled and a patrol boat is sent to reach isolated communities.
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British Columbia
Prince George
Nechako and
Fraser
Jim Johnson
Fraser River
Kitwanga
Hazelton
Skeena
Revelstoke
Columbia River
Fraser Valley
Nelson
Castlegar
Prince Rupert
Skeetia River
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Inner Mongolia
Russia
Monogolian
Tilley East Area
Hoare
Monsell
C. P. Fullerton
Joe
Liberal Govt
J.H. Thomas
Boston
Lee
Pittsburgh
Chaplin
Lopez
Weaver
Todd
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