No Trace Yet Found of Panek Cadomin Fugitive At Large Since Friday
Cadomin Alta June 15 An intense search by trackers bushmen police and dogs for George Panek 35 year old Slav miner who fled Cadomin early Friday morning continued last night After 65 hours hunting no trace of the man had been uncovered Panek sought as the man who allegedly shot three Cadomin residents Friday Was a green bushman It was believed he would have been unable to elude the dragnet laid on all trails surrounding the mining town The only food observed was a loaf of bread He fled after an early morning shooting that left Mars John Jesse Andrey Stevan and John Harka wounded Dr N E Alexander said the three were resting comfortably and progressing favorably Dale the royal Canadian Mounted police dog aided the search but scent was washed away by a Friday night storm The search continues as trails from the wild bush swamps and muskegs are covered Tasmania will reduce its civil service retiring age from 70 to 65 years
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C.P
George Panek
Panek
Dmonton
Mars
John Jesse
Andrey
Stevan
John Harka
Dale
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gleichen
Alberta
Calgary
Banff
Rocky Mountains
Canada Exports Rise Sharply in May
Ottawa reports Canadian exports for May exceeded last year by over 17 million dollars while imports rose by nearly 5 million. Exports totaled 83,819,000 with wheat leading at 21,074,113 dollars, up from 10,081,013 the prior May.
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Ottawa
C.P
Department of Trade and Commerce Today
Canada
Department
Self Mutilation Scandal Linked to Traffic Claims
Los Angeles police accuse a couple and a man of running a $1,000,000 a year scam by injuring themselves to collect damages from traffic accidents. Herold Jenkins, his wife Alta, and Elton Miner were arrested after claims of self harm including a blood filled ear injection and leg skin shredding.
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Los Angeles
Herold Jenkins
Alta
Elton Miner
Enkins
Firebug Active In Catholic Church In Toronto
Three blazes in Our Lady of Lourdes Church Toronto suggest arson. Two basement fires were extinguished by caretaker Patrick McGinn, the third in the vestry caused about 700 dollars damage before firefighters arrived. Police arson squad investigates.
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Toronto
C.P
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Secon
Patrick McGinn
House MPs Accelerate Prorogation Efforts By Saturday
The Canadian House of Commons hurried last week as two provincial elections loom in eight weeks. With less than a dozen orders left, ministers including Dunning Mackenzie Gardiner Euler and Power head abroad, aiming for an early prorogation.
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Senate
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Seveal
R. B. Bennett
Ottawa
Vancouver
Manitoba
Quebec
Social Credit
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Woodsworth
C.C.F
Canadian Radio Commission
Europe
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Mackenzie
Gardiner
Euler
Power
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Black Legion Plot To Murder Editor
A Black Legion gunman testified from the witness stand that he signed an oath to kill Highland Park editor Kingsley to block his re election. The plot was abandoned after Markland’s municipal defeat.
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Black Legion
Detroit
C.P
Dayton
Dean
Folotek Merit & Blood Pact
Abythur L
Highland
Wheat Market Rises On U S Crop Fears In Winnipeg
Winnipeg prices for wheat climbed as fears over the U S crop pushed demand higher. The Winnipeg Grain Exchange showed gains near two percent with July options around 79, while Minneapolis and Chicago markets also posted advances. Pre closing profit taking trimmed the day’s highs.
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C.P
United States
Canada
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Minneapolis
Chicago
Klondike Sinks In Teslin River Wreck Near Yukon
The river steamer Klondike, once the pride of the upper Yukon, foundered on a rock ledge in the Teslin River 90 miles north of White Horse YT. Captain Coghlan ordered boats away saving 300 passengers and crew. loss valued at 30000 dollars. White Horse rushes to Dawson to land passengers. Also noted: McAuliffe sentenced for burglary in California and a Saskatchewan brakeman loses arm.
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White Horse
Y.T
C.P
Yukon
Teslin River
C. M. Coghlan
Coghlan
Dawson
Klondike
Hootalinqua
Work To Resume On Big Bend Highway In BC
Secretary W Huckvale reports a reply from W J F Pratt to Hancock Crerar official assurances that instructions are going forward to resume work on the Big Bend highway in British Columbia, the final link in the trans Canada highway.
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W. Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. F. Pratt
T. A. Crerar
Chamber
Big Bend
British Columbia
CCE Split Evident In Edmonton By Election Nominat
In Edmonton June 14 the CCF shows internal rifts ahead of the June 22 provincial by election after Harold Gerry of the Central Council discloses discord at a campaign meeting by Alderman Margaret Crang. Crang did not win the CCF nomination, losing to H. D. Ainlay.
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Edmonton
C.P
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Party
Harold Gerry
Central Council of
C.C.F
Margaret Crang
United Front
Miss Crang
H. D. Ainlay
The
Central
Hay Fever Cured by New Zinc Plating Technique
London report states St. George's hospital claims a 98 percent cure rate for hay fever after five years of research. The treatment uses electrical application of ionized zinc to nasal tissues, a coating similar to electroplating, in a procedure developed by the physiotherapy department.
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London
A.P
St. George's Hospital
Alberta to tighten bond affairs with new technical adviser
Edmonton reports another probe into provincial finances after a June conference between bondholders and government. James C. Thompson, former provincial auditor, named technical adviser as inquiry begins to assess bonded indebtedness and potential interest reductions.
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Edmonton
Alberta
James C. Thompson
Britain Not Ready to State Sanctions Position
In London foreign secretary Anthony Eden said the government was not ready to declare its stance on League of Nations sanctions against Italy and would outline the latest decision in the foreign affairs debate on Thursday. Duff Cooper urged fright as a policy tool, warning Europe’s danger. Ramsay MacDonald warned the world risks a nightmare without the League.
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House of Commons
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House
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Rome
Mussolini
East Africa
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Duff Cooper
Cardiff
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
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League
Coast Guardsmen Die as Plane Crashes Into Tampa Bay
Three Coast Guard fliers were killed when their patrol plane crashed into Tampa Bay near St. Petersburg amid tropical storm rain. South Florida cities flooded with one to 10 feet of water, including Bonita Springs.
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Myers
C.P
Coast Guard
South Florida
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Bonita Springs
Decoration Day Observed by Canadian Legion at Riverside Park
The Canadian Legion observed Decoration Day with a Riverside Park ceremony near the monument and a Hillside cemetery service led by Chaplain J F Butcher. Veterans, wreaths, prayers and the singing of O God Our Help in Ages Past marked the tributes to war dead.
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Riverside Park
Hillside Cemetery
J. F. Butcher
H. Weightman
W. F. Oates
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Edmonton bondholders seek independent study on rate cut
A committee of Alberta debenture holders prepared to study the government’s half rate cut on provincial bonds. The group warned that cashing interest cheques under the order in council could be seen as approval of the terms, risking further claims. The statement urged holders to consider legal avenues and to assess the impact of the reduced rates on full and partial payments.
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Iit
Pear
Edmonton
Pardoubanly
Jsgured
Alberta
Ude
Oma
C.P
Lutheran Synod Ends 1936 Convention in Ontario
The Evangelical Lutheran synod of Canada wrapped up its 1936 convention at St. Peter's Lutheran church Sullivan township near Owen Sound with a 75th anniversary service led by Rev. Dr. J. H. Keble. Sunday morning rites ordained two Waterloo college graduates including Rev. Arthur E. Kasperell bound for Woodhill district northern Saskatchewan.
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Delboro
Ont
Evangelical Lutheran Synod To Canada
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Sullivan Township
Owen Sound
J. H. Keble
Hamilton
Waterloo College
Reble
Arthur E. Kasperell
Woodhill
Saskatchewan
Pirates Attack Americans Hospital in Amoy China
Pirates attacked an American hospital in Amoy China during a sea assault aimed at freeing outlaw Ti Chui Hop. Five men died in the machine gun battle, including three pirates and two policemen. the hospital sustained no damage and no staff injuries were reported.
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Amoy
China
C.P
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America
New York
Ti Chui Hop
Dea
Chesterton, Famous British Author, Dies at 62 in Beaconsfield
G K Chesterton, renowned British writer and critic, died of a heart attack at his Buckinghamshire home Fop Meadow at age 62 after returning from a French holiday. His wife present. funeral planned for Wednesday. Born 1874 in London, he produced Father Brown tales and The Man Who Was Thursday among many works.
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England
G. K. Chesterton
Buckinghamshire
Fop Meadow
France
Chesterton
Canada
United States
Kensington
London
St. Paul's School
Slade School
Empire Meet Planned After Coronation In London
Prime Minister Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that an Imperial conference will be held in London next May after the King’s coronation on May 12. Leaders from Canada, the Dominions and colonies are expected to attend the gathering.
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C.P
Baldwin
House of Commons
Canada
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