Britain Seeks Final Reparations Settlement at World Conference
Neville Chamberlain outlines British plan for final reparations and war debts, currency stability, and removal of trade barriers. Hull urges against economic nationalism while Litvinov pushes rapid import of goods and broad trade liberalization. Russia proposes economic disarmament pact.
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Hier
Hall
United States
London
Neville Chamberlain
MacDonald
Netherlands
Romania
Finland
Denmark
United Bibcom
Chamberlain
United Kingdom
Mr. Chamberlain
Britain
Cordell Hull
Ile
Manent International Monetary
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Britain Paids $10 Million War Debt Instalment
London reports Chancellor Chamberlain announcing Britain has paid the United States 10 million dollars as an instalment on the war debt due tomorrow. Roosevelt accepts the payment without prejudice to future discussions and suggests a debt conference in Washington. Britain seeks a review of the debt agreement and to send representatives to discuss promptly.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House Tonight
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Great Britain
Neville Hamiberlain
State Department
Italy
Cuban Plan Proposes Maximum Tariff Limits by District
At the world economic conference Cuba submits a plan for maximum tariff limits on defined commodity groups with five years to phase in. It allows denouncement after one year and requires 40 percent global backing to take effect, aiming to ease trade tensions without destabilizing currency reserves.
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London
George Haimbleton
Cordell Hull
Little Republic of Cuba
Orestes Ferrera
Cuba
Tes
Nerrera
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Union
Litvinoff
Adam Koc
Konstantin von Neurath
Pedro Cosio
Uruguay
Ottawa
Engelbert Dolfuss
Austria
Vienna
Four Leaders to Meet in Rome at End of June
London reports an important meeting of MacDonald Mussolini Daladier and Hitler is being considered in Rome for late June. Mussolini hopes to launch a four power pact and open a face to face interview with the other statesmen to secure peace.
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London
MacDonald
Mussolini
Daladier
Hitler
Rome
Accidental Death Verdict In Three Killed At Red Deer
A Tuesday inquest in Red Deer Alberta found accidental death as the verdict for three youths killed when struck by a Canadian Pacific freight train while asleep. The jury exonerated the railway and crew. Names identified include Henry Greilach 16 Edward Zimmer 45 and Arthur Milovanov 18 of Regina.
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Red Deer
Alta
Canadian Pacific
Orme Funeral Home
C. R. A. Bunn
A. McEwing
Calgary
Yuill
R.C.M.P
Pad Deer
Henry Greilach
Edward Zimmer
Arthur Milovanov
Regina
H. A. Locke
Forest Locke
H. W. Lock
R. Pearce
Local Wheat Prices Report From Ogilvie Grain Dept
Ogilvie grain department lists imiv 64 percent for October and 64 percent for November. Dec price shows 875 percent split with 1 November 64u44 and track 64 percent and street 4514 cited.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Imiv
Convention of La to M S C and Diocesan Synod Opened
The 31st annual meeting of the Women s Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the Church in Canada and the Synod of the Diocese of Qu Appelle opened in Medicine Hat with registration of over seventy names. Out of town delegates listed include Mrs Mittens and many others from Coleville, Weyburn, Moose Jaw, Regina, Redcliff, Nokomis, Lumsden, Maple Creek, and Youngstown with Diocesan officers named.
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Missionary Society of the Church In Canada
Diocese of
Qu’ Appelle
Medicine Hat
J F. Butcher
St. Barnabas Church
St. Barnabas
City Hall
Mittens
Coleville
Allen
Lindey
Potter
East Find
W. M. Cotter
Alderson
Sharples
Des Lisle
Cole
Weyburn
Mesdames FE
Obituary Notes From Redcliff and Local Softball Updates
Mrs. R Scanlon died Monday night after a long illness at her Redcliff home. Interment was this morning at 10 30 in the local cemetery. Others report travel to Calgary for a Masonic convention and a Chicago world fair visit. Gordon Memorial Church activities continue with Sunday school teachers meeting. Red Caps beat S A R 14 9 in softball with Oakland and Patterson among the hitters, and Cairns starred on the mound for the Red Caps.
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Sheasby
W. Sellhorn
Chicago
I. Becker
R. B. Simpson
Calgary
Gordon’ Memorial
J. W. Matheny
Poison Campaign Proves Effective in Western Provinces
Ottawa June 13 report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics says grasshoppers hurt crops across Manitoba and Saskatchewan with northern margins worse than expected. In Alberta grasshoppers are abundant south of Calgary with scattered infestations north, and a widespread poisoning effort noted as effective despite some cutworm losses in certain districts.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Calgary
Lethbridge Northern
New Dayton
Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Meet in Shaunavon
The 21st annual convention of the Saskatchewan Stockgrowers' Association will convene in Shaunavon on Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 and 29.
France Defaults on War Debt Instalment
Paris officials say France will miss the scheduled war debt instalment due to the United States tomorrow. The notice outlining the default will likely be sent to Washington tomorrow.
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Paris
France
United States
Washington
Third North Battleford murder reported in a week
The body of Gus Axelson was found north of Edam with a crushed skull marking the district's third murder in seven days. Detective Corporal Stratton arrested a suspect at Vermilion in connection with Henry Meyer’s murder at Cat Knife, but details were not released pending his return. Meyer’s body was found last Saturday in a barn feeding with his head crushed and covered by sheaves.
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Saskatoon
North Battleford
Gus Axelson
Edam
Sask
Stratton
R.C.M.P
Vermilion
Alta
Henry Meyer
Cat Knife
Corporal Stratton
Meyer
Mattern Forced Back To Russia On Globe-Girdling Flight
Jimmie Mattern reversed his around the world run and landed in Khabarovsk eight hours after leaving the Siberian town for Nome Alaska. Weather and headwinds forced the return, marking his third forced landing on the solo flight with 2,500 miles over water between Khabarovsk and Nome.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Habarovsk
Siberian
Nome
Alaska
Khabarovsk
E.S.T
Mattern
Beloye
Siberia
Sifisk
Nomeleg
Stampede at Winnifred Draws Crowd in Calgary Area Spirit
A large crowd turnout at Winnifred’s Stampede yesterday saw a revamped grounds layout and a full program lasting to 9 pm. Cowboys filled nearly fifty bucking contests and several races were shortened due to entries, while Calithumpian parade and horse events energized a record crowd. winners included Mat Weddick and Lorne Thompson in leading events.
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Winnifred
Winnfred
Stampede Grounds
Winnifred R
Forty Mile Coulee
Tte
Mat Weddick
John Egan
George Socker
Mat. Socker
C. Presley
Jim McLean
Mrs. Page
R. Hair
G. Murray
Knowing
Sparling
Bilingon
Elmer Hall
Reid’ Hall
Clark Lund
Norman
Lawrence
Sol
Queen
Lorne
Thompson
C. M.lund
Don’. Perea
M. Lund
Barth
Looge
Rave Lorne Thompson
Ole
Donalds
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Redcliff
Lowens
Reds
Caps
Oakland
Bill Patterson
E. Podesta
Red Caps
Maskell
Cairns
Mignault
McCleary
Wyatt
A. Patterson
Stone
G. Thompson
Jim Podesta
G. Oakland
A. ‘Podesta
Larson
Wi-Patterson
Podesta
Collard
Fulton
Champ
A. ‘Ballantyne
McFadzen
N. Battleford
G. Axelson
Mike Stokowski
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