Regulation of Trade Through Associations Favored by Sparks
Ottawa June 22 The National Fair Trade Council represented by R P Sparks urges repeal of anti trust laws and creation of a federal supervised trade board to regulate prices business practices and labor standards through trade associations. The proposal notes penalties for wage cuts and potential supply cutoffs with appeals to the federal board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P. Sparks
National Fair Trade Council
Trade Board—Trade
S. Factor
Sparks
Ottawa
C.P
R. P. Sparks
Railway Board
Federal Trade Board
Britain and Germany clash over debt default and talks
Sir John Simon in London issues a strong note inviting Germany to discuss the six month moratorium and debt status, rejecting Germanys grounds for default on Young and Dawes loans. Germany warns it will sever commercial relations with nations collecting debt interest, while Canada’s Premier Bennett says Ottawa has no information affecting Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Simon
Germany
Bennett
Canada
London
Britain
John Simon
Baron von Hoesch
Berlin
Bennett Defends Bank of Canada Control in Commons
Prime Minister R B Bennett told the House of Commons that the proposed Bank of Canada would face unprecedented government control. He defended the plan against opposition criticisms and said he would consider Mackenzie King’s suggestion that the bank could limit government influence on trade and fiscal policy. Speculation arose over Sir Edward Peacock’s potential appointment to the central bank’s governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bank of Canada
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Bennett
Mackenzie King
Sir E. Peacock
Ottawa
Sir Edward Peacock
R.B. Bennett
New Central Bank
Sir Edward
London
Bank of England
Vancouver Held on Suspicion Man Connected to Ontario Escape
A man believed by Vancouver police to be Arthur Gill, who escaped from Burwasia reformatory in Ontario, is held for investigation in Vancouver. He claimed the name Martin and said he arrived from the prairies hours before his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
C.P
Arthur Gill
Burwasia Reformatory
Ontario
Martin
Prairies
Saskatchewan election results shift to Liberals in Melfort and Tisdale
Final tallies show 49 Liberal seats to 5 Farmer-Labor. In Tisdale 64 of 70 polls: Dorrance Liberal 3237, Buckle Conservative 2262, Dennis Farmer-Labor 2021, Liberal majority 975. In Melfort 63 of 65 polls: McFarlane Liberal 3928, Greaves Conservative 3234, Liberal majority 794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Melfort
Tisdale
Farmer-Labor
H. J. Dorrance
Hon
W. C. Buckle
J. B. Dennis
Mr. Dorrance
J. D. McFarlane
R. J. Greaves
Farlane
Dresden wreck leads to unmarked rock in unfamiliar waters
Captain Moeller testified that the Dresden struck an unmarked rock not shown on the chart used for navigation. Pilot Jacobsen admitted lacking a slot's certificate. Rescue saved about 1,000 Nazi excursionists with limited loss. some injured, uncertain death toll. Midnight sun aided swimmers and calm among survivors. band played Germany's anthem as heroism noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koperdick
Karmos Island
Norway
Peter Moeller
Dresden
Moeller
Jacobsen
Rysylke Wjord
Germany
Sun Bjord Bunkheldt
Opervick
Karmoy Island
Midnight Sun
Willy Burns
Warnemunde
Goebbels Attacks Critics as Germany Seeks Unity
Berlin reports say Propaganda Minister Goebbels denounced critics of the new Germany before 46,000 at a summer rally, claiming Germany’s right to equality and strong Reich unity. He contrasted criticism with productive work and warned critics. Vice Chancellor Von Papen and Goebbels later appeared cordially at a diplomatic gathering amid cabinet intrigue rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Germany
Oeuberg
Franz von Papen
Joseph Goebbels
von Papen
Goebbels
von Hindenberg
Goebbel
Permit Required for Concealed Weapons in Canada
Ottawa June 22 Canada tightens gun law with an amendment to the Criminal Code. The measure requires permits for all residents to possess shotguns rifles pistols and revolvers that can be concealed on the person, expanding prior concealed weapon rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Hugh Guthrie
Wool trade leaders discuss tariff case as sub judice
Prominent figures in Bradford wool textile circles here yesterday doubted the Canadian tariff board has abandoned its British tariff reduction application. They noted ongoing investigations and the case still sub judice, with leaders wary of premature comment pending finality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Eng
Liberals Move to Challenge Government on Dissolving Parliament
OttawaJune22 The Liberal caucus learned in the Parliament Buildings yesterday it intends to challenge the government to dissolve Parliament. The move will follow the first motion to go into supply expected possibly Monday. Premier Bennett had said the government would advise dissolution when it serves Canada’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Bennett
Canada
Quintuplets Grow Stronger in Dionne Home
In Corbeil Ontario on June 22 Dr. A R Dafoe reports the Dionne quintuplets at 24 days old remain healthy with a strong chance of beating medical records. All five babies passed the 12 pound total weight milestone with Marie 1 15 3 4 oz Yvonne 2 14 Cecille 2 5 3 4 Annette 2 10 1 2 Emilie 2 2 1 2 oz.
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Corbeil
Ont
A. R. Dafoe
Marie
Yvonne
Cecille
Annette
Emilie
Avers Europeans Are Peace Loving
General Jozef Haller, chief of 100000 Polish forces in France during World War I, says Europe is a group of peace loving nations not an army camp. He notes war clouds over Germany and that Germans desire a place in the sun, while admitting a blot on a tranquil map. The Polish liner Kosciuszko carried the general from New York to Gdynia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Europe
Jozef Haller
France
Kosciuszko
New York
Gyndia
Poland
Germany
Drought Ends as Rain Rains Over London
London reports a break in a month long drought as rain falls across Britain. The downpour eases water shortages and fears of forest fires, improves crops and pastures, and ends a heat wave that had gripped the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.p.havas
Great Britain
Seattle Port Reopened Amid Labor Tensions
Seattle's port reopened after a clash between police and pickets as longshoremen withdrew from Alaska-bound ships under a special agreement. Non-union workers unloaded the British motorship Modavia at Pier 40 and prepared to unload the steamer Everett, despite injuries among pickets and a heavy police presence.
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Seattle
A.P
Modavia
Pier 40
Everett
Gunman Invades Calgary Home After Entering House
A lone masked gunman raided the home of Mrs. J. G. McGregor in Calgary. He bound her with shoe laces, searched the house, and escaped with $5 from her purse while she held her infant. She freed her ankles, reached the phone, and called police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
J. G. McGregor
War Material Investigation Reveals Large Industry Greed
Senator Pope says startling revelations from the Senate Munitions Investigating Committee expose a wide ring tied to greed intrigue war scare propaganda and lobbying. With Senator Nye away, investigators briefed Pope on reports showing the probe will uncover extensive interests beyond the war materials trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Pope
D.-Idaho
United States
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Nye
R.-N.d
Military Accord Moves Toward France Reported
London reports new British military cooperation talks with France. General Maxime Weygand, inspector general of the French army, led discussions with British officers on disarmament and the Geneva situation, with cooperation the main topic.
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London
France
Maxine Weybgand
Geneva
Drumheller Strikers Vote to Return to Work
Unemployed workers in Drumheller vote to end a two week strike after rejection of a 50 percent raise demand for relief work. In the ballot 264 approve return to work while 90 oppose.
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Drumheller
Market day prices for eggs butter poultry and produce
The market was well represented by visiting farmers today with prices listed: Eggs 15c a dozen, butter 15c a pound, live chickens 50c each dressed 60c, young pigs 5 dollars a pair, rhubarb 25c per 2 pounds.
Man kills wife and family then himself in Ohio rampage
Sidney R. Rectanus, 46, former vice president of American Rolling Mills, shot and killed his wife Alma 42 and wounded mother-in-law Elesa Rathman 76 and daughter Shirley 12 in Middletown Ohio. He wounded son Daniel 16 and daughter Jane 18 before shooting himself in the head. the mother-in-law was in serious condition, Shirley in fair condition.
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Middletown
Ohio
Sidney R. Rectanus
American Rolling Mills Company
Alma
Elesa Rathman
Shirley
Jane
Daniel
Pina E
Mystery around Ivan Poderjay trail widens with new clues
New York reports reveal a mysterious blonde linked to Poderjay visited his Manhattan apartment while Vienna police disclose a sadistic room with erotic drawings in Poderjay's residence. Investigators trace sedative purchases to missing Agnes Turverson and note Poderjay as an artistic husband amid ongoing inquiries.
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New York
Ivan Poderjay
John H. Ayres
Missing Persons Bureau
Agnes Turverson
United States
Poderjay
Manhattan
Vienna
Leopold Bestermann
Susanne Ferrand
Bestermann
Agnes Tufverson
Ivan “Poderjay
Tufverson
Ayres
Azor
Ivan
International /Police
America
Tufverson Ey
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Lib
Toronto
Mitchell Hepburn
Gove
Clit
Montreal
Quebec
Thomas Hood
Paris
le Bourget
S. W. Jacobs
Canada Bank
Sask
Gunman
An Wile
S. R. Rectanus
New. York
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