Alberta Liberal Endorses Gray Proposals For Unity Council
The Alberta Liberal Association meeting in Red Deer endorses KB L Gray's negotiations with the Alberta Unity Council and backs a draft platform focusing on debt relief taxation reform and natural resource development. It urges nominating Liberal candidates and endorses cooperation with other parties where desired while planning an immediate debt adjustment program and a moratorium to protect home owners.
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Red Deer
Alta
C.P
Alberta Liberal Association
Alberta Provincial Unity Council
KB. L. Gray
Alberta Giberal
Gerald O'Connor
Alberta
Edmonton
Liberal Party
Ten Die as Minnesota Tornado Rips Anoka Area
A tornado swept through Anoka area near Minneapolis injuring 63 and killing at least 10. Homes were destroyed, including H G Grouts and a fishing pier worker. The storm traveled from Corcoran northwest to Anoka then to Minneapolis area hospitals treated 44 with serious injuries.
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Minneapolis
A.P
Anoka
Anna Freeman
Ler Solleinis
Mar
Bits. Des Dradtey
Deilen Breeman
H. G. Grout
Corcoran
Rainfall Totals 2.81 Inches for the Month
The rainy season ended yesterday as a storm moved eastward. Light showers were reported west of Medicine Hat while heavy rains fell from Empress to Swift Current and Walsh to the east. Local weekend rain measured .33 inch, bringing monthly total to 2.81 inches by noon today. The moisture should aid growing grain and boost crop prospects if normal precipitation continues through harvest.
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C.P.R
Medicine Hat
Empress
Walsh
Transient Burglars Are Caught and Sentenced
Armand Cardin Gaston Avon and George Marcel pleaded guilty at the city police court to breaking and entering and theft at the Hutchinson Saddlery store on Third street during the night of June 7 8 They were each sentenced to two years in Prince Albert penitentiary The trio fled west after the burglary and were arrested at Revelstoke BC with much of the stolen goods before being bought back for trial.
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Armand Cardin
Gaston Avon
George Marcel
Montreal
Hutchinson Saddlery
Third Street
Prince Albert
Revelstoke
Hutchin
Medicine Hat
Missouri Senator Warns on Neutrality Law Repeal
Senator Clark of Missouri warned that public opposition to the proposed repeal of the neutrality law could block administration efforts. He indicated his bloc could filibuster if needed, but preferred not to. Peace groups urged defeating the measure calling it unneutral as the House considers the Bloom bill to repeal arms embargo and empower the President to set war zone restrictions.
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Washington
Clark Dee
Missouril
Roosevel
Supreme Court
Clark
Missouri
National Council of Prevention of War
Congress
Bloom Tlem
New York
House of Representatives
Bryony Bil
United States
Japan Relief Over U S Non-Interference in Tientsin Blockade
Reported crisis in Tientsin as blockade enters sixth day with Japan pressuring Britain to lift restrictions. British authorities clash with Chinese police amid rising tensions. Tokyo warns of tighter isolation if Britain resists. Food shortages worsen and foreign passage remains limited.
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Japan
U.S
Tientsin
Dune Po
North
China
Great Britain
Britain
Te Gurl
Ai Oman
Llama
Cataday
North China
Chinngy Kai Shek
Tientap
Hirmwa
America
Africa
Egies
Their Majesties Catch Up On Last Sleep Aboard Empress of Britain
The King and Queen travel across the Atlantic aboard the Empress of Britain making 20 knots in cloudy seas near Newfoundland. A warm south wind sweeps the deck as they recover sleep from a long royal tour. The King orders clocks set forward to three in the afternoon to gain an hour of rest.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
Canada
United States
Halifax
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Royal
Aberhart declares Alberta must not return to old line government
Premier Aberhart told the Prophetic Bible Conference in Edmonton that Alberta needs economic security and democratic freedom. He argued the Unity party lacks conviction and that only a united will of the people can sustain reforms despite suspending summer services.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Aberhart
E. C. Manning
Orvis A. Kennedy
Ardrossan Social Credit Group
Unity Party
Kennedy
Basement Window of News Office Hit By Auto
A car making a U turn at the Finlay bridge struck the street level window at the northeast corner of the News office late Saturday night. The driver apparently chose to hit the lamp standard but the impact bent the heavy wire netting and broke the window panes. Police are investigating.
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Finlay Bridge
News Office
Social Credit Leader Vows Loyal Struggle Despite Mistakes
A political statement declares line parties have betrayed the same people too often and asserts that Social Credit followers recognize the resolve of the movement. The speaker pledges not to betray supporters, even if errors occur.
Alberta Forecast Calls for Fair Weather and Warm Up
A continental forecast indicates generally fair conditions in Alberta today and Tuesday with a modest rise in temperatures. Temperature expected around 54 degrees tonight with gradual warming into the next day.
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Alberta
River rises after heavy rains causing flooding
Run-off from past week rains pushed the river higher over the weekend. By Friday water stood about six inches, then rose two feet more by Sunday with another two feet expected toward today.
Tax arrears and drought-area loans canceled in Alberta
Edmonton June 19 The province cancels all arrears of taxes and agricultural relief advances owed by bonafide farmers in special or drought districts as of March 31. The amount is not disclosed but earlier legislation had wiped out about 4.5 million dollars of agricultural debts up to 1917 under the Special Areas Act.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Danzig
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goelders
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Free State
State Theatre
Corbbels
Nagi Storm
Alberta Proclaims Oil Pipelines Under Public Utilities Control
The Alberta government proclaimed legislation bringing oil pipelines under the Provincial Public Utilities Commission. The act makes pipeline proprietors common carriers and requires they carry oil for other firms. The commission may fix rates charged by pipeline owners.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Provincial
Public Utilities Commission
Aged Priest Missing Near Goldfields North
Father G H Rivet 62 of the Oblate Order vanished from the Goldfields mission after May 30. Search teams including Bishop P Faliaire RCMP trappers and hunters comb the rugged hills 450 miles north of Prince Albert. Rivet led the mission since 1936 after years in the northwest.
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Goldfields
Sask
C.P
Prince Albert
Father G. H. Rivet
Oblate Order
Father Rivet
P. Faliaire
Mackenzie
Fort McMurray
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Pather Rivet
Gooldfields
Northwest
Britain seeks to lift Tientsin blockade via Tokyo talks
In Commons Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain is pressing Japan through its London envoy and direct channels to end the Tientsin siege. The cabinet foreign committee reviewed food for 1,700 Britons in the concession as Japanese troops fortify the blockade with a 1000 volt electric barrier. Evacuation of women and children was discussed as stalemate endures, while U.S. mediation was mentioned as a possibility.
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London
C.P
Lond
Tokyo
Tientsin
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Cabinet Foreign Committee
China
United States
Baseball scores from Detroit and St Louis games
Detroit beat New York 6 to 5 with a late surge as Trout and Tebbetts led the offense and Hildebrand aided by Dickey. St Louis edged Washington 2 to 1 on Kennedy and Glenn’s pitching and Ferrell’s catchers’ work.
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Detroit
New York
Trout
Tebbetts
Hildebrand
Dickey
St. Louis
Missionary Took Charge Among Dawson City Miners
In 1905 he went to Dawson City to take charge of missions among the miners.
Goebbels Dazes Danzig With Mailed Fist Speech
In Danzig Goebbels declares the German claim to the city unchangeable and urges unity under Nazi leadership. He highlights cultural Germanity, warns against foreign influence, and notes wartime austerity as Germany’s economic condition while pledging strength and resolve.
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Goebbels
Danzig
Albert Forster
Forster
Free City
Germany
Fire destroys Newfoundland district. losses around $200,000
A night-long blaze in Saint Pierre et Miquelon’s commercial district caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Seventeen buildings were destroyed in the fire that swept the Newfoundland coast area.
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ST. Pierre ET Miquelon
C.P
Newfoundland
Tegay
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Tienthin
O. A. Smith
Tangku
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