Race of Disarmament Seen In U S Britain Move
Washington June 7. Early moves toward cutting naval armament are expected from the United States and Great Britain. Reports say Prime Minister PoHod of Labour may lead the British push, with President Hoover's address aiding the initiative and reassuring Britain of a friendly Republican stance on disarmament.
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Careful Use Urged As City Water Supply Restored
Officials warn citizens to conserve water until the clogged intake pipe at the power plant is cleared and the system returns to normal. An emergency line pumped 2,400,000 gallons into the reservoir last night, enough for domestic use and fire protection. Debris from swollen river caused the blockage. a temporary line supplies pumps, but flow remains limited. Filtration makes the river water safe to drink, and workers race to clear the intake as the river falls.
Parliament Wednesday Notes on Grain Act and Marine Estimates
In Ottawa the House of Commons will consider estimates and legislation tied to the Canada Grain Act based on agriculture committee reports. Senate sits. Marine department estimates passed. Fisheries estimates advanced. A divorce bill received first and second readings. a Quart Act amendment passed third reading. The Montreal Terminals bill in the Senate carries a $50,000,000 expenditure with third reading.
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Fisheries Department
Montreal
Babe Ruth Sidelined By Illness For Month
New York report states Babe Ruth suffers a taxed heart and lung congestion, keeping the home run king from the banks lineup for at least a month. He is described as a pretty sick man and cannot drive or attend games.
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Ag World
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Anks
Elkwater Lake Developments and Plans This Summer
The pickerel fry placed in Elkwater Lake prove healthy as Supt. Mapes aims to return end of month with crayfish for a lake netting to gauge growth of prior shipments. Forest Supervisor Parker oversees fence layout and road improvements while Ed Barrett repairs a cottage for summer use. Local plans include tourist registration and a new store opening at Flath's by week’s end. Concerns rise about the dam’s strength for the coming season.
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31st Battalion Band Will Not Take Collection
The 31st Battalion Band will perform with programs at the gates Sunday night and at 9 00 oclock. After rehearsal the band members decided not to take any collection since the city had granted funds for the concerts.
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31St Battalion
Penny Come Quick Wins Oaks at Epsom
Lord Astor's three year old filly Penny Come Quick won the Oaks Stakes at Epsom Downs. The victory marked Lord Astor's fifth Oaks win as the race valued at seven thousand pounds for the winner.
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MacDonald cabinets listed with key appointments
London June 7 Premier Ramsay MacDonald heads a new Labor cabinet with Snowden as Chancellor of the Exchequer Henderson as Foreign Secretary and Benn to possibly lead the Admiralty. Other posts include Webb Benn Thomas Lansbury Trevelyn and Graham. Reorganization for unemployment relief and rail modernization highlighted.
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Ramsay Macdonald
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Arthur Henderson
Dominions
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George Lansbury
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Margaret Landfield
Noel Buxton
Board of Education
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Board of Trade
William Graham
Duchy of Lancaster
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J. B. Melville
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Herbert Morrison
Scotland
Tom Johnson
H. B. Lees- Smith
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Epsom
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Thomas
Arthur Fenderson
MacDonald
Henderson
Admiralty
Wedgwood Benn
Margaret Bondfield
Ministry of Labor
Winston Churchill
William Joynson-Hicks
Churchill
Election standings in Saskatchewan general election
Based on virtually complete returns from forty seats and incomplete returns from twenty one seats, the Canadian Press at ten o clock this morning announces the standings of the parties.
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Refina
Sask
Jung
Saskatchewan
Will Form Traffic Council In Alberta
Calgary June 6. A provincial traffic council for Alberta will start operation once board of trade approvals arrive. Representatives met at the Calgary board of trade and drafted tentative regulations. Edmonton will host the first meeting with John Ulu chairing and A Chard as secretary pro tem.
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Alberta Traffic Council
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John Ulu
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Cneeling
A. Chard
G. H. Kruith
Saskatchewan Traffic Council
Luckvale
Medicine Hat
Rat Attacks Infant in Belleville Home
In Belleville Ontario on June 7 Mrs. A S Herman woke to screams and found a rat bite severing her seven month old baby's second finger.
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Empress Ships Are Best On Pacific Run
Vancouver speaker George M. Murray praised Empress ships of the Canadian Pacific Railway as the smartest and best managed on Pacific routes. He urged creation of an Oriental language and commerce college with UBC and supported a Vancouver Board of Trade Orient tour to bridge east west understanding. He highlighted Canada’s rising exports of copper, tea, flour, lumber and wheat via Vancouver.
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University of British Columbia
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W A Jowett Joins British Labor Party
London June 7 The Herald National Labor reports barrister Wm A Jowitt KC elected Liberal MP for Preston last week has joined the Labour party. He may receive a high legal office in the new government. The move causes a stir in Preston amid hints of further Liberal defections.
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Hartlepool
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MacDonald
Conservatives Lead But Cannot Obtain Majority In Sask House
Saskatchewan voters delivered a shift from Liberal rule with Conservatives leading in key ridings but not securing a clear majority in the 63-seat legislature. Defeated Liberal government acknowledged the result as the Conservatives and Independents lean toward forming the next administration, with deferred elections in two constituencies.
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Saskatchewan
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Maple Creek
George Spence
Gardiner
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Tenty
Regina House
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Liberal
James C. Gardiner
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
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James Grassick
Ikegina
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J. A. Mersley
Fr. Smith
W. G. Ross
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Baker
Ross
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Howard McConnell
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S. J. Latta
Mountain
J. Benson
Historic reparations accord signed in Paris at Hotel George
Experts report liquidating the long controversial reparations problem that has troubled Europe for ten years was signed today at the Hotel George. The document fixes payments Germany must make to Allied creditors for the next 59 years, affixed at 5:50 p.m. local time.
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Vatican and Italian government end long breach
In Vatican City on June 7 the sixty year feud between the Roman Catholic church and the Italian government closed with ratifications of the Lateran treaty. Premier Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri exchanged copies signed by King Victor Emmanuel and Pope Pius XI, in a brief ceremony ending the dispute.
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Texas Colored Giants Meet Cee Pees In Twin Exibition
Two games scheduled this Saturday feature the Texas Colored Giants against the Cee Pees. First pitch at 2 p m with a second game at 5 45 p m, admission charged.
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