Plan to Avoid Italian Blockade in Spanish Ports Weighed
Ottawa announces the incorporation of the Douglas Social Credit Bureau of Canada under a Dominion charter with Major C. H. Douglas named honorary president and Ottawa followers as first directors. The bureau aims to educate and coordinate nationwide non political activity. London reports Britain weighing joint naval action to protect pledged Italian and German warships in Spanish waters to prevent new incidents in the Spanish Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
Douglas Social Credit Bureau of Canada
C. H. Douglas
Ottawa Douglas
Bureau
BAS
Canada
Rome
London
Great Britain
Eden
Italy
Germany
Spain
Werner von Blomberg
Mussolini
Paris
France
Neutrality Committee
Britain
Madrid-Valencia
Pattullo Wins Big in British Columbia General Election
Premier Thomas Dufferin Pattullo and Liberals secure decisive victory in BC elections. Liberals expected to hold around 33 of 48 seats, defeating Conservatives, Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, Social Credit, and independents. Pattullo vows continued progressive policies and brighter province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattullo
British Columbia
C.G.F
Eee
Labor
Thomas Dufferin Pattullo
Liberal Party
Conservtive Party
Co-operative Commonwealth
Social Credit
Frank Patterson
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Lyle Elford
R. W. Bruhn
Salmon Armand
Fernie
Thomas Uphill
Burnaby
E. E. Winch
C.C.F
Mackenzie
Robert Connel
Constructives
Victoria
Alfred Dougal
Creer
J.M. Bryan
Prince Rupert
C.P
Frank P. Patterson
Mid-day Sun Wins 158th Derby In Front Of Crowds
Mid-day Sun ridden by Michael Beary wins the 158th Derby at Epsom before an audience of 250000 to 500000 including the King and Queen. Sandsprite owned by Mrs Iagle finishes second one and a half lengths back as Le Grand Duc and Cash Book also run. Prize value about 50000 dollars. time 2 37 5/ for the lengthy course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
CP Cable
G. B. Miller
C. Talbot
Lord Astor
Dean Suspended Indefinitely by National League
New York June 2 Ford Frick president of the National League suspended Jerome Herman Dizzy Dean indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the best interests of baseball. The action places Dean away from all league activities pending further notice or appeal.
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New York
C.P
Ford Frick
National League
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
Wedding Gifts Pour in On the Duke and Wallis for Tomorrow's Event
Gifts pour in at the Chateau De Cande as the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield prepare for their civil ceremony followed by a Church of England marriage. Spokesman Herman Rogers notes property separation in the signed agreement. Reluctance over church authorization surfaces amid last minute royal sensitivities.
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R.anderson Jardine
Est
Paul's Church
Darlington
Rogers
Mr. Jardine
Jardine
England
Liverpool
Duke of Windsor
Hondon
London
C.P
Anderson Jardine
Windsor
Warfield
Monts
France
Chateau de Cande
Wallis ‘Warfield
Chicago and New York Baseball Game Summary
Chicago and New York split a doubleheader with Chicago posting 24 runs while New York managed 1. Vandermeer and Lombardi led Philadelphia in a 4 7 score line as Pettit Johnson Atwood Grace and Atwood contributed for their teams. Pittsburgh and Boston both fell 2 0, with Blanton Hutchinson and Lopez in action. St Louis defeated Brooklyn 2 to 6 as Mungo Phelps and Winford Ogrodowski combined for the win.
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Chicago
New York
Shoun
Hartnett
Gumbert
Mancuso
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Vandermeer
Lombardi
Pettit
Johnson
Atwood
Grace
Pittsburgh
Boston
Blanton
Todd
Hutchinson
Lopez
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Winford
Ogrodowski
Mungo
Phelps
Precipitation Exceeds Average In Last Month
The monthly Weather report shows precipitation here at 2.08 inches, above the 52 year average of 1.70. For April and May combined, 2.40 inches compare to 2.36 inches average. Mean temperature 56.5 degrees, high 80.3 on May 4, low 33.5 on May 16, 264 sunshine hours.
Stampede Preparations Transform City Grounds for Three Day Event
The city and Stampede Association finish upgrades at the fair grounds with painted roofs bleachers and grandstand repairs to seat 3 000. A new back wall dance floor fencing race track perimeter parking area and a 250 acre landing space at Medicine Hat port are planned to host the three day stampede June 23 24 25. Ornamental gateways trees and flowers enhance Jubilee avenue and cemetery scenery to welcome visitors.
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Stampede Association
Toods
Exhibition Grounds
Theirport
Medicine Hat
Canada
Jubilee Avenue
Earhart Lands in Venezuela After 1000 Mile Flight
Pan American Airways reports Amelia Earhart landed at Carpito Venezuela at 8 18 a m M S T today after a 1000 mile flight from San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Miami
C.P
Pan-American Airways
Amelia Earhart
Carpipito
Venezuela
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New Westminster Man Wins Irish Sweepstakes Prize
C P says shoe merchant C J Pineo of New Westminster wins 80 800 after selling half interest in his Irish sweepstakes ticket for 5800 to a U S syndicate. In Edmonton Herbert Anderson nets 8650 after selling half-interest in his ticket on Goya to a European syndicate. In Toronto a mixed group of eight women and four men win 75 000 on Sandsprite and celebrate with dancing and kisses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
B.C
C.P
Pineo
Calgary
Edmonton
Herbert Anderson
Goya
Ils
Anderson
Toronto
Wide breach between Nazi and Vatican widens in Rome note
Berlin reports a German note to the Holy See signaling strain in relations after Pope Pius did not rebuke Cardinal Mundelein over anti Nazi remarks. The Vatican asserts the cardinal spoke freely and vows no interference, while Berlin says contact may become harder though not severed. Observers note Nazis ignore Catholic insistence on involvement in youth education and stance shifts to Spain.
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Berlin
Germany
Vatican
Pius
Mundelein
Chicago
Holy See
United States
Hitler
Roman Curia
Dieto von Bergen
Rome
Foreign Office
von ‘Bergen
Reich
Spain
Old Timer H. W. C. Jackson Dies in Spokane
Word reaches Toronto of the May 28 death in Spokane Washington of H W C Jackson known as Hickory Walnut Chestnut in Northwest pioneer camps. He served with the 4th Royal Northwest Mounted Police and was part owner and editor of the Rossland Miner during its peak years.
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Toronto
Smay
Spokane
Washington
H.W. C. Jackson
Northwest
4Th
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Rossland Miner
State Health Insurance Reflected in British Columbia Plebiscite
In Vancouver on June 2 CP reports a province wide vote showing 42 409 in favor and 32 374 against a comprehensive health insurance plan for British Columbia residents earning low to moderate wages. The tally covers over 41 000 ballots with several ridings still outstanding.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Debt adjustment urged to avert social collapse at Calgary meeting
Norman Priestley vice president of the United Farmers of Alberta argues debt relief is needed to prevent upheaval under private ownership. He backs debt adjustment laws and opposes horizontal reductions, warning of a form of Communism if debts are not fairly settled. George W. Subnan returns to Chatham after a world tour, having played cards with royalty.
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Calgary
Hellet
Parina
Alberta
United‘Church of Cai
Norman Priestley
U.F.A
Priests
George Ww. Subnan
Sea Ad
Chatham
Ont
the King
Shan’States
Thriftless Lazy Housewife Quote Sparks Welfare Debate
A Montreal nutritionist told the Canadian Welfare Council that the average Canadian housewife is thriftless lazy and incompetent due to lack of training. Delegates discussed mass education and reorganization of local welfare departments to create efficient, county-level units and a national insurance plan funded by the federal government.
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Ottawa
C.P
Mildred Goodeve
Child Welfare Association of Montreal
Canadian Welfare Council
R. F. Thompson
National Employment.‘Commission
Thompson
H. M
Royal Commission
Canada
Great Britain
Canadian Welfare
Halifax
Saint
Toron No
London
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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Douglas Social Bureau
Almeria
House of Commons
Imperial Conference
C.F
Fohows
SUN Cops
Golt
Duke
Wallis
Amelia
British’ Columbia
United Church
Exper
Housewives
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