Search for Lost Airship Deepens on Vancouver Coast
Motor boats and expeditions pressed the hunt for the missing airship near Zeballos and along the west coast. Planes and staff from United Air Transport and Ginger Coote Airways joined the search with a $500 reward for clues to the machine’s whereabouts.
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Zeballas
B.C
Pune 2
CPLF
Matos
Viinever
Berni Canal
Len Waagen
Edmonton
Vancouver
Franklin Creek
Civil Aviation’ Office
O. P. Pedereau
Vacouver
Waagen
van R and
Hiatice
Frida
Port’ Alberni
Ee Canal
Grant McConageme
Hamonton
United Air Transport
Ginger Coote Airways
McConnachie
Zeballos
George Nicholson
R. L
Ginger) Coote
Ich
Nicholson
Bonnie Arnott
Nootka
Tofino
Estevan
Grazing Land Rating Advances at Short Grass Growers Meet
In Madison Wisconsin June 20 federal judge fines four large oil firms and 11 officials 360000 dollars plus costs for fixing profit margins in Midwest gasoline sales. Short Grass Stock Growers Association re elects C G Ross as president and discusses grazing land valuation tied to livestock earning capacity amid calls for preventing overgrazing.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Stone
Midwest
Stone
Short Grass Stock Growers’ Association
C. G. Ross
St. Kilda
T. Harare
Walsh
E. Bedard
Medicine Hat
R. BR. Gilchrist
Wild Horse
H. Garlough
Eagle Butte
N. E. Tanner
Bands
Tanner
Canadian Livestock Union
British Apology Over Sinking Ships Aims for Spain Peace
General Franco apologized to Britain for sinking British ships in Spanish waters and ordered an investigation. Britain seeks a truce in Spain and renewed direct talks with Germany, while bombing raids in Spain may ease as foreign troops withdraw under sea control.
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London
C.P
I‘ranco
Britain
Taday
Spain
Germany
Pussia
Czechoslovakia
Britain Completes Wartime Purchases of Wheat Sugar and Whale Oil
Oliver Stanley told the House of Commons that the government has completed for the present its wartime purchases of wheat sugar and whale oil. Wheat will be stored mainly at western ports and stock protection measures against sudden liquidation will be defined by further legislation.
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London
C.P
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Ranchmen Banquet Closes Medicine Hat Stock Growers Meet
The Stock Growers banquet at the Assiniboia hotel concluded last evening with lively community singing and impromptu performances. Chamber of Commerce president R S Boyd welcomed attendees and urged future gatherings in Medicine Hat. Mayor Bullivant praised pioneers and noted recent losses. T Lommasson of Montana spoke on land utilization, stressing cooperative action and regional problem solving.
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Assiniboia
Medicine Hat
I. Bullivant
Walter Huckvale
Jim English
Mike Stappleton
Adam Dubeau
T. Lommasson
Charles Beny Jr
Jack Hardy
L.B. Thomason
Swift Current
Mr. Themson
P.F.R.A
Thomson
Morrow
Three Die As Private Plane Crashes Near Luton
Bedford England June 2 Sir Alasdair Macrobert Bart airplane enthusiast and two companions M. C. Baker and Ronald Beere were killed when the private plane they flew in crashed near Luton.
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Bedford
England
C.p.havas
Alasdair Macrobert Bart
M. C. Baker
Ronald Beere
Luton
Naval Expenditures Rise With New British Builds
The Admiralty released supplementary naval estimates totaling 12,082,600 pounds, lifting the annual naval bill to 630,587,500 dollars. The funds cover preliminary costs for new construction including two battleships seven cruisers an aircraft carrier three submarines and other support and auxiliary craft amid treaty limits and Japan's program uncertainties.
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London
Admiralty
Fleet Air Arm
Japan
Japan Agrees to Meet U.S. Demands on Restitution and Repatriation
Washington reports Japan has agreed to meet most U.S. demands for restitution of American property in China and the unhindered return of United States citizens to their posts there.
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Washington
Japan
China
United States
Canadian Senator Attacks U S Draft St Lawrence Treaty
Ottawa reports a protest by Senator Rapide Dandurand against Senator Casgrain's remarks on the St Lawrence waterway draft treaty. Casgrain accused the United States of seeking a border strip. Dandurand condemned the issue as an international matter to be treated with care and criticized Casgrain for speaking on a document not yet before the chamber.
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Ottawa
J. P.B Casgrain
Montreal
St Lawrence Waterway
Senate
Rapld Dandurand
Casgrain
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence
Ontario
Atlantic
Dandurand
Caggra
America
St Lawrence Ship Canal
Chamber
Macrobert Baronetcy Passes to Brother in Surrey Aviation Club
All three members belonged to the Aviation Club of Redhill Surrey. Sir Alasdair Macrobert chaired the Indian Aviation Development Company of Bombay. He was 25. The baronetcy now goes to his brother Roderic Macrobert.
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Shire
Aviation Club
Redhill
Surrey
Alasdair Macrobert
Indian Aviation Development Company
Bombay
Roderic Macrobert
Chinese hold Lanfeng area as Japanese push continues
Shanghai reports describe Japanese advances along the Lung hai line with Kishien occupation and Doihara division siege pressures. Chinese forces claim victories north and east of Lanfeng and say Hankow area remains stalemated while cholera cases rise in Shanghai. Bomb shelters are prepared at Chungking ahead of further air raids.
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Shanghai
C.P
Japan
Lunghai
Kishien
Lanfeng
Kihslen
Kenji Doihara
Chiang Kai- Shek
Shantung Province
Sunghai
Hankow
Doihara
Yellow River
Kaifeng
Cheungchow
No Surprises in Saskatchewan Election Nomination Report
Regina reports show few changes as candidates filed with returning officers. One Social Crediter runs in Regina, Rosthern remains a two seat race with H. M. Henschel as official candidate and Rev. P. Peters as independent. Total candidates expected to be just under 157 for 52 seats.
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Regina
C.P
Saskatchewan
Social
Japan War Costs China War Racking Nation at Billions
Tokyo reports Japan spends about 2 billion dollars on the China war since July 1937, funding via taxes and government bonds as exports fall and prices rise. Expert estimates note heavy daily war outlays and shrinking foreign credits amid a global grim view.
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Tokyo
A.P
Japan
China
Bonda
Germany
Italy
Good Crop Prospects Bring More Work To Railroaders
In Port Mann British Columbia on June 2 193? the prospect of good prairie crops boosted railway employment. The Canadian National Railway shops resumed a 40 hour five day week after two months of 18 days per month. About 210 workers were affected by the schedule change.
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Port Mann
B.C
C.P
Prairies
Fraser Valley
New Westminster
Canadian National Railway
Government weighs railways and shipping costs
Ottawa reports the government was asked to consider a plan to pay carriers and review railway subsidies. It notes the Canadian Pacific Railway earns about 600000 dollars more annually than the national railway, with higher margins tied to steamship links and routes through western Canada.
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Ottawa
C.P
National Railways
Canadian Pacific Raiway
W. D. Euler
Aitane Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Doubleheader Misprint: Detroit Beats New York in NL Action
In the first game Detroit defeats New York with a 4 to 2 run tally after a rough nine innings. Pitchers Auker Hayworth and Pearson Dickey matchups highlighted by late scoring and solid defense. In the second game Detroit wins 24 to 5 with strong early offense and relief pitching. St Louis routs Boston 6 to 1 after a quiet start and late surge.
International Highway to Alaska Discussed by Canadian Leaders
Ottawa reports informal talks between Prime Minister Mackenzie King and British Columbia Premier Pattullo on a possible international highway linking the United States with Alaska. No negotiations underway for a military road. studies in 1980 and 1981 found feasibility but left decisions to future consideration.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
United States
Alaska
MacKenzie King
Pattullo
Dandurand
Senate Today
W. A. Grisebach
Edmonton
Pariton Columbia
E Commission
Dominion
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Rev. P. Peters
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Este Mh
Reek G
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St. Louis
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