Lone Raider Bombs Alicante and Gandia Again
A lone insurgent air raider in an Italian seaplane bombed Alicante Denia and Gandia again. The British freighter Thorpehall buckled but began sinking stern first after raids on Alicante. The raid damaged Gandia’s main warehouse and sunk a small coastal schooner.
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Madrid
C.P
Savoia
Alicante
Denia
Gandia
Thorpehall
Edwin Apfel
London
Great Britain
France
Edward Jones
Brisbane
Spain
Senate Debates over F C A Act Extension
Ottawa June 10 The senate debated extending the Farmers' Creditors' Arrangement Act beyond year end with Saskatchewan and Alberta in view. Senator Hughes proposed a priority creditor amendment. Farris sought its deletion. Meighen condemned the act as misapplied and harmful to farmers as a whole.
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Ottawa
Senate
Farmers’ Creditors’ Arrangement
Saskatchewan
Alberta
J. J. Hughes
Léb King’s
Raoul Dandurand
J. W. de
Arthur Meighen
Canada
New Stop Street Plan Proves Effective in City
The majority of drivers comply with the new stop signs as Chief Taylor notes progress. Some offenders slow rather than stop, and all vehicles including horse drawn and bicycles must halt before the crossing arcs. Pedestrians are urged to use designated areas and not cross at intersections.
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Taylor
Shock Remedies Discussed by Banting and Hall
Sir Frederick Banting and Dr G E Hall of the University of Toronto present new insights into insulin and camphor shock treatments for schizophrenia. They propose that slowing brain metabolism, not sugar reduction, aids recovery, with camphor lowering brain oxygen and insulin quieting gray matter to rest the brain. They note other institutions testing these ideas, including electric therapy, and also report a new allergy theory for heavy drinking from Dr V Sellger of Johns Hopkins.
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Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press
San Francisco
American Pagychiatric Association
Frederick G. Banting
G E. Hall
University of Toronto
Dea
Truman
Hall
Frederi Ting
Toronto
United States
Root. V. Sellger
Johns Hopkins University
Early baseball results from Chicago and Philadelphia
In Chicago the White Sox defeated Boston 15 to 25 in a pitching heavy game while Stratton and Sewell led for Chicago and Wagner and Desautelis for Boston. In Philadelphia the Pirates fell to Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Mulcahy and Atwood held the mound with Bauers and Todd behind them.
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Chicago
Boston
Stratton
Sewell
Wagner
Desautelis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mulcahy
Atwood
Bauers
Todd
Advance Notice Vote Results Forbidden
Ottawa reports a unanimous committee motion to bar publication of federal election results until polls close nationwide. The plan aims to prevent western voters from seeing eastern trends, proposing longer eastern hours delayed counting and penalties for sharing results before all polls close.
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Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons Committee On
Dominion
Western Canada
Canada
Hardly Real Victory Says Prem Aberhart
Premier Aberhart returned home and said he was somewhat disappointed with Saskatchewan election results. He noted the Liberals hold 36 seats instead of 50 and did not reach 50 percent of votes, calling it not a real victory. John W. Hugill KC urged Alberta anti Aberhart forces not to gain false confidence.
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Edmonton
C.P
Aberhart
Social Credit
Saskatchewan
John W. Hugill
Alberta Social Credit
Social Cridet
Alberta
Fascists In Ontario Draw Thousands Into Party
Ontario militia units reportedly include over 300 members in a fascist party according to leader Juse Kolptarty. He cites 2,000 returning men in Ontario and 1,400 in Toronto, amid a Royal Canadian artillery investigation of attendance at a fascist meeting.
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Toronto
C.P
Ontario
Fane Kolptarty
Joseph Farr
Fanr
Royal Canadian
McCall Confesses Kidnapping and killing James Cash Jr
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover announced Franklin Pierce McCall confessed to the Cash Kitmap kidnapping and the death of James Bailey Cash Jr He said McCall acted alone and that the man stole the boy from a bedroom with a cloth over mouth and eyes before taking him to his home where the boy died Police and FBI continue the case amid rumors of additional suspects and a $10000 ransom.
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Miami
C.P
J. Edgar Hoover
G-man
Franklin Pierce McCall
James Bailey Cash Jr
Hoover
McCall
Fla
A.P
Jimmy Cash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
Liberals win Saskatchewan seats with 45.8 percent of vote
With 125 polls unreported, Saskatchewan voters cast 421705 ballots in the general election. Liberals win 72 percent of seats with 45.8 percent of the vote. Conservatives fail to elect a member. Remaining polls and two constituencies Cumberland and Athabaska vote July 28.
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Regina
C.P
Saskatchewan
Liberals
Anderson Co-operative
CCF
Social Credit
C.C.F
Independent Social Credit
Independent Labor
Labor-Progressive
Cumberland
Athabachka
US Army Bomber Crashes in Illinois Field Believed Struck by Lightning
Eight United States Army Air Corps members died as a bomber crashed on the Youle farm near Delavan during a storm. Laura Youle reported a lightning strike preceded the wreck, with debris and parachutes visible among the wreckage. The missing bomber had been en route from Chanute Field to Denver, with three officers aboard including Capt. Richard Reeves and Lieut. Norman H. Ives.
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Anerry
Chanutefield
Rantoul
Denver
Air Corps
Chanute Airfield
Richard Reeves
Norman H. Ives
Langden
Tory Returned In Stafford Election
The government won the Stafford by election with a slightly larger majority. George Thorneycroft, Conservative, received 16 754 votes while F G Lloyd, Labour, had 12 346. Ormsby Gore held a 3 661 majority in the general election.
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Stafford
England
C.P
Ormsby-Gore
George Thorneycroft
F. G. Lloyd
Labor
Chiang Kai-shek appeals for aid as China endures mass exodus
Chiang Kai-shek urged friendly powers to fulfill treaty obligations and impose sanctions on Japan while China faces massive displacement. Refugees flood roads from Hankow and Canton as Japanese forces push toward Chengchow, with 30 million homeless and ongoing battles along Lunghai and Yellow River fronts.
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Japan
League of Nations
China
Chengchow
Henan Province
Hankow
Yangtse River
Canton
Chanchow
Nanking
Lunghai
Paisha
Yellow River
Fenkiu
Kaifeng
Balars Mozga Dies of Natural Causes at Farm
Belars Mozga a 46 year old Hungarian laborer was found unconscious in a Tilley farm barn last Thursday night. He was taken to Brooks where Dr. Anderson pronounced him dead after an autopsy showed death from natural causes. He leaves a wife and family in Hungary.
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Belars Mozga
Tilley
Mozga
Brooks
Anderson
Hungary
Brooks Tax Rate Set At 49 Mills For 192?
The Brook town tax rate remains 49 mills, unchanged from last year. Due to higher assessments and more buildings the civic rate drops to 24 mills, school rate rises to 25 mills, bringing total civic plus school levy to 49 mills with a 59528 dollar assessment increase. Seven taxpayers may appeal at the court of revision on Friday June 17. The social service tax remains 6 mills.
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Brooks
Spectacular air battle over Castellon de la Plana fronts
Nearly 100 government and insurgent aircraft clashed in heavy dogfights above the Villa Hermosa sector. Government fighters claimed eight enemy planes shot down and one bomber while losing three of their own, as 41 government planes pursued 45 insurgent craft with eight bombers.
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Barcelona
C. P.havas
Defence Ministry
Villa Hermosa
Castellon de la Plana
Stock Lakes See First Planting Of Pickerel In Brooks District
One and a half million eyed pickerel eggs were shipped by auto on Wednesday to Brooks and transferred from ice packed containers to Lake Newell and Canakt waters. Civil inspector and fish federation officials oversaw the stocking, a first for the district reservoirs. About one million eggs went to Lake Newell, and the rest to Canakt, with nets placed to prevent losses. Pickerel mature in about three years and a future plan includes stocking mature fish next year. A hot dog stand will open at Lake Newell this summer, operating Sundays from sunrise to sunset.
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Brooks
Lak Newell
Canakt
Feich
Brooks Fish Eiie «Iation
Lake Newell
Canakl
Town Accepts Inspector Report on Sanitation Needs
The report notes additions to the town mill rate and outlines recommendations to upgrade the sewerage system and garbage disposal. The sanitary inspector's findings were received and approved, and the council arranged for the required work to be completed.
Bennetts clash over patronage in work for unemployed
Ottawa June 10 Conservative leader Rt Hon R B Bennett accused Liberal labour minister Norman Rogers of political interference in unemployment relief. Rogers denied discrimination in Kingston and elsewhere, noting provincial control over employment offices. Bennett urged assurance the federal policy would curb such practices and cited possible withholding of employment service funds. King pressed Bennett to name sources for any claims.
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Ottawa
C.P
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Liberal Association
Kingston
Norman Rogers
Rogers
Bennett
Mackenzie King
Social Credit
Saskatchewan
Mackensié
Regina
D. A. McNiven
Bayt
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Columbus George
Britain
Paris
International Commission
Repre
Sir Frederick Banting
Seliger
Commons
Prem
Sask
Young Cash
Hlinois Field
Tory
Kai Shek
Balars Mozga
Stock Lakes
Lakes
Newell
Cawabi
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