Stocks in Montreal and New York Markets Rally on Mixed News
A dense list of Montreal and New York stock quotations shows mixed movement with gains in Canadian copper and petroleum names like Noranda and Imperial Tobacco, while U S steel and General Motors advance modestly. Notable figures include International Nickel at 18 60, Bell Telephone 100, and Imperial Tobacco 10. The report captures broad shifts across mining, utilities, and manufacturing stocks.
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Montreal
Asso
Bell Telephone
Cc. P. R
Dominion Stores
Distillers Seagrams
Hiram Walker
International Nickel
Massey
Quebec Power
Steel of Canada
Imperial O
International Pete
B. A.‘Oil
B. C. Power
Imperial Tobacco
McColl-Frontenac
Ford of Canada
Dominion Bridge
Montreal Power
Smelterg
Shawinigan
Toronto Mines McIntyre
Lakeshore
Hollinger
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Aburn Motors
Balt. and Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Company
Canada Dry
Gase Threshing
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Drag Inc
Electric Power and Light
Fire
General Electric
General Motors
Int. Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Lambert
Nash Motors
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Radio
Standard, N. J
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Corp
U. S. Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Elec
Woolworth
Yellow Cab
New York Curbs Electric Bond
Standard, Kentucky
Niagara Hudon
Entertainment Congress Receives 50000 for London Delegates
London June 28. About 50000 pounds has been allocated by the British government to hospitality for delegates to the World Economic Conference now meeting in London. A special committee plans banquets at Buckingham Palace Mansion House Guildhall Londonderry House and a large reception. Dances and semi private events are also planned. Each foreign delegation pays its own hotel and office costs, with committee help to secure accommodations.
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London
C.P
Buckingham Palace
Mansion House
Guildhall
Londonderry House
Global tariff debate frames postwar economy and policy aims
The conference discusses the Anglo-Irish tariff and land annuities with Sen Joseph Connolly of the Irish Free State echoing Soviet Russia against punitive tariffs. US resolve for gold standard return and coordinated monetary policy are outlined, while Hull advocates lowering trade barriers and credit expansion via open-market operations and public works. Bennett supports timely public works to boost circulation as recovery speeds. A court case in RCM P court ends with a $10 fine in Gray vs Ensign.
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United Kingdom
Senaator
Joseph Connolly
Irish Free State
Soviet Russia
United States
U.S
Hull
Senglor Eres Couxen
Michigan
Bennett
Milk monopoly not advisable say Edmonton dairy chief
Warren W. Prevey president of the Edmonton City Dairy testified that a milk monopoly would be unwise even if possible. He noted his firm had no monopoly in 27 years in business and described ongoing milk processing costs and sales figures as part of a provincial inquiry into milk supply.
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Edmonton
Warren W. Prevey
Edmonton City
Judicial District Court House
Board of Public Utilities Commission
M. S. McCannell
Dairy Company
McCannell
C. L. Freeman
K. C
Dury Company
Prevy
Edmonton Milk Producers’ Association
Prince of Wales Accepts Rothesay Freedom Request
The Prince of Wales signals willingness to receive the freedom of Rothesay, provided the ceremony on the pier on arrival from Glasgow is concise and inexpensive due to the current low mood. He asked the Rothesay Town Council to keep expenditures minimal.
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Rothesay
Scotland
C.P
Prince of Wales
Royal Burgh
Glasgow
Warburg and Bonnet Agree to Indefinite Postponement
Jamea Warburg of the U S delegation and French Finance Minister Georges Bonnet discuss stabilization delays and agree the issue can be postponed indefinitely. Bonnet lauds the American statement as clarifying, and MacDonald is credited for restraining talks while commissioners shift to other monetary topics and trade concerns.
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Jamea Warburg
U. S
Georges Bonnet
Flatinn
M. Bonnet
MacDonald
Algo
Children Burned in Ontario Home Fire Explosion
Tilbury Ontario residents report a fatal house blaze when an explosion in the stove ignited a fire that claimed the lives of three Fox children. The infant, two years old, was saved by the father as the tragedy unfolded.
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Tilbury
Ont
Benjamin Fox
Agricultural Field Days in Northern Province Set
Edmonton announces a series of agricultural field days in the northern section. Saturday next will feature a Holstein day at the Oliver farm with talks on dairying feeding and manure management. A Wembley event is planned for June 24 and Innistree on July 6.
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Edmonton
Oliver Farm
Wembley
Innistree
Weather Update Signals Moderate Temps Across Western Provinces
Temperature has moderated over the western provinces with showers reported in many regions including Be ktak a ISLNCLs. Weather officials advise motorists to drive with caution as wet conditions persist and local forecasts call for continued showers through the day.
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Be Ktak
Be Mine Tonight Show Prompts European Charm at Capitol
Cinema review from La Presse Montreal April 22 1933 lauds Be Mine Tonight at Capitol Theatre as a rare singing film with Jan Kiepura the Vienna State Opera tenor delivering charm over flashy production. Anatole Litwak’s adaptation bridges stage to screen proving talent can triumph where others failed in the United States and France.
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la Presse
Montreal
Capitol Theatre
Europe
Jan Kiepura
Vienna State Opera
Anatole Litwak
You
United States
France
Tito Schipa
Andre Rouge
Lawrence
Tibbet
Litwak
Ferraro
Jan Kiepurs
Magda Mehneider
Isiepura
Switzerland
Zern
Arnold Wagner
Cosmopolitan
Suet
Be Mine Tonight shines with Jan Kiepura in Swiss drama
A cinema review lauds Jan Kiepura in Be Mine Tonight directed by Litwak. The film blends music and intrigue to entertain rather than bore with operatic suddenness. It highlights scenic Swiss settings and a witty cast, delivering charm and humor.
Death of Mrs. R. Scanlan at Redcliff Murky notice
Word arrived in town last Tuesday of the death of Mrs. R. Scanlan at Redcliff. The Scanlans were long-time residents here before moving to Redcliff six years ago. Community sympathy is offered to Mr. Scanlan and his sister who survive. Mrs. A. B. Spencers and Mrs. Mc Jennan of Calgary visited here last week with Mr. Spence at the depot. Ted, visiting from Calgary, returned with them Friday. Bruce arrived Sunday after completing his studies. Government motor patrol has patrolled the road over the past week with two passing through Monday evening en route to Mr. W. Christie and Mr. and Mrs. Ballard on business.
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Bruce
Government
W. Christie
Small Town Notes From Keehn's Store Area
The report mentions a crowd at Keehn's store rear on Saturday evening and nearby town events. Visitors included Mr O Olson of Bowell, with Mr and Mrs Metz and family driving to Redcliff to visit the Stodz family. Religious meetings were held in the local school house and Bowell with the Rutherford speech reproduction drawing fair attendance. James McCallum left for Mr A Peterson's farm to trail horses to Medicine Hat.
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Keehn
Judge Rutherford
Bowell
James McCallum
A. Peterson
Medicine Hat
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