Australia Expects Cooperation on Wheat Plans
Australia signals willingness to cooperate in plans to balance world wheat supply and demand. It will not support permanent acreage reductions but would consider temporary measures on individual commodities. Canada and the United States favor limiting sowing to raise prices. Argentina is being brought into line. London reports and notes broader economic conference actions. Weather forecasts and temperatures follow for North American and Canadian cities.
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WYRE
London
Australia
Canada
United States
Stanley Brace
World Economic Conference adjournment discussed in London
High French quarters consider a proposal to adjourn the conference with a decision to be taken by the steering committee if deflation stabilization shows no clear progress. Geneva reports German delegation withdrew from the International Labor Conference citing criticism of Robert Ley over remarks about Latin American nations.
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London
Geneva
International Labor Conference
Robert Ley
Prade
Hitler
Ley
Cuba
Uruguay
Bolivia
Germany
Italy
Bolting
Germeany
Comte
New Development In Kidnap Case
A fresh lead emerges in the Wr. Hamm Jr. kidnapping probe as Flamm Raskell Bohn and his father Gebhard Bohn allegedly took an unexplained car trip to an announced destination. Ramsey County Attorney M. F. Kinkead dismissed a Minneapolis postcard hinting at another prominent man’s seizure as the work of a crank.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wr. Hamm, Jr
Flamm
Raskell Bohn
Gebhard Bohn
M. F. Kinkead
Ramsey County
Minneapolis
Fernie Mines to Reopen Under New Work Plans
Fernie announces Coal Creek and Fernie mines will not be abandoned. Three hundred men will receive part time work and one hundred fifty will take full time roles as operations resume in June.
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Fernie
Coal Creek
Orangemen Convene in Regina for 59th Dominion Meeting
Free from the first session of the Grand Black Chapter of British America visiting Orangemen toured Regina as the 59th annual Dominion-wide gathering opened. John Thompson of Toronto, grand master, addressed hundreds while reports and fraternal matters filled the three hour session. A public banquet is planned Wednesday with Hon. J. F. Bryant as speaker. The meeting marks the first Regina gathering since 1914.
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Regina
Jime
British America
Orange Hall
Saskatchewan
John Thompson
Toronto
Grand Lodge
J. F. Bryant
K.C
Public Works
Sommerville Reaches Fourth Round in British Amateur Golf
Sandy Sommerville of London Ontario defeats W H Sharpe of Dunbar eight and seven to advance to the fourth round at Hoylake in the British amateur championship. Several other Canadians are eliminated.
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Hoylake, Eng
Sandy” Sommerville
London
Ont
W. H. Sharpe
Dunbar
Redcliff Cadet Corps Wins Army and Navy Shield
Lieut W Kine reports Major L W Millar that the Redcliff Cadet Corps won the Army and Navy Veterans shield for PT with Albert Podesta to receive a medal. Instructor Mr King praised for training the sixteen cadets to inspection day standards. Pool committee reelects officers. pool to open June 26.
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W. Kine
L. W. Millar
Redcliff
Albert Podesta
King
June Amdahl
Medicine Hat
Archie Rose
J. Hope
Odin Kuntze
Nova Scotia
Fred Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Danish Herald of Canada
Joe Bergeron
B. Woodcock
Legion Club
KE. L. Stone
G. H. Worts
Kens B. Allison
R. S. Hodge
J. W. Matheny
A. G. Learmonth
C. Hargrave
H. Sangster
J. Podesta
E. T. Cooke
H. Champ
A. E. Shaw
A. J. Ward
Great Britain backs part of U S inflation program at conference
London reports Neville Chamberlain and the British delegation urge a deflationary impact would harm recovery while endorsing liberal credit policy. Australia supports abundant credit and currency stability as Washington says no currency stabilization is planned yet.
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Australia
Washington
United States
East More Optimistic in Business and Financial Ways Says Brownlee
Eastern Canada remains hopeful about business and finance compared with last January when Brownlee spoke in the West. He arrived back at his office Monday and urged absorption of unemployed through National Defence relief projects. He aimed to renew relief deals with Premier Rob Bennett before the Imperial Conference. He met with Manitoban Premier John Bracken and others on relief matters and said Prairie provinces cannot sustain further unemployment relief at current levels. Continued on page five.
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Sedmonton
Astern Canada
John Bracken
Manitobs
W. R. Club
M. A. McPherson
Deny Charges Of Highway Graft In Calgary Area
Minister of public works O B McPherson rejected a Red Deer legislator W E Payne K C remarks at a Rocky Mountain House meeting alleging that on the Sylvan Lake Alhambra highway SITOO was paid for but not done. He called the charges unfounded and defamatory and said there is no basis in fact for the statements.
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Hdmonton
O. B. McPherson
W. E. Payne
K.C
Red Deer
Rocky Mountain House
Sylvan Lake
Alhambra
Sitoo
Mr. Payne
W. R. Howson
Howson
Three Die In Big Bear Lake Plane Crash
San Bernardino June 19 bodies of film actress Vera Williams known as Claudette Ford director Harry Sweet and writer Hal Davitt were recovered from wreckage of a plane at Big Bear Lake 6000 feet up. The craft vanished after takeoff from Los Angeles airport while Sweet piloted it.
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Cal
Big Bear Lake
Vera Williams
Claudette Ford
Hollywood
Toledo
Ohio
Harry Sweet
Les
Hal Davitt
Sweet
Davitt
Los Angeles
Big Bear
Miss Walliams
Harry Langdon
Stan Laurel
Monty Banks
Ben Turpin
Council probes bribery claim in city employee case
A council inquiry reviewed a former employee Jack Jordon’s bribery allegation against foreman W. Craig over a $2 payoff to keep his job. Craig denied the charge, saying Jordon was discharged for poor performance as the gas system work lagged. witnesses and officials testified as the committee prepared a report for the council.
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Craig
Jack Jordon
W. Craig
Jordon
Canadian Legion
the Eagles Lodge
R. B. Davidson
Jordan
A. B. Clos
Jack
Harper
The
Ald. King
Crop Damage Worsened by Heat Drought and Hail
Ottawa reports extensive crop damage in the west due to high temperatures and scarce rainfall over the past week. Insects disease and hail increased losses as five days saw maximum temperatures near or above 100 degrees. Telegraphic reports from prairie provinces confirm widespread damage.
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Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Ferry Tragedy Near Copper City Drowns Three
Three people drowned when a light truck sank after crossing a small Copper City ferry on the Skeena river. Victims include Mildred Clark 18 Gerald Clark 12 and George Dobbie 12. Ferryman H Clark survived after five minutes in the water. Mrs Clark escaped. No bodies recovered though part of the car was found two miles downstream.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Copper City
Skeena
Mildred Clark
Gerald Clark
George Dobbie
H. Clark
Barber Trial Over Stallion Theft in District Court
Walter Barber faces a speedy trial for theft of a black stallion from Clinton C. Campbell. The crown is represented by Alex MacGregor with the defence by G M Blackstock KC. Evidence progressed with Barber on the stand and cross examination to follow.
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Walter Barber
Alex. MacGregor
Crown
G. M. Blackstock
K.C
Baber
Barber
Clinton C. Campbell
Campbell
Dr J S McEachern Elected CMA President in Calgary
St John New Brunswick June 20 Dr J S McEachern of Calgary was elected president of the Canadian Medical Association at the annual meeting. The next convention will be held in Calgary.
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St. John
N.B
J. S. McEachern
Calgary
Canadian Medical Association
Britain Has Paid More to U S on Debts Than It Has Received
London reports the government could not commit on whether Britain will press its foreign debtors for payments. Britain has paid the United States far more than it has received since debt funding a decade ago. Allies owed Britain £2.312 billion. Britain owed the U S £945 million. Including interest, Britain paid the U S £357 million while debtor nations returned only £71.
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Britain
U.S
London
House of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Great Britain
Senator Phillipe Paradise Dies After Long Illness
Quebec reports the death of Hon. Phillipe Jacques Paradise a long illness ended his distinguished career in politics business and journalism He was elevated to the Senate in 1927 and leaves a notable public record covering multiple fields.
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Quebec
Phillipe Jacques Paradise
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