World debt structure must be adjusted says Senator Couzens
London dispatch reports Senator Couzens of Michigan telling the World Economic Conference that global debt structure needs reform. He calls for an international creditor body, warns against debtors paying beyond means, and urges coordinated action including price increases and raw material control to aid rehabilitation of silver with Indian support.
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J. Couzens
U.S
London
Das, Couzens
Michigan
World Economic Conference
Indie
Way Pittman
United States
Seventy Deaths Reported in Java Quake Strike
A major earthquake devastated South Ken coulen seaport area and nearby towns including Kota Agung Palemsang and Lampung in Batavia Java. Isola Agung reported nine dead and forty injured as about 500 houses collapsed. Maroon Malayans populate the region.
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Batavia
Java
South Ken
Coulen
Siegatra
Kota Agung
Palemsang
Lampung
Isola Agung
Norwegian farmer killed at railway crossing near Innisfail
Bernhard Sein Scher a 20 year old Norwegian farmer was killed when northbound train No 525 struck his truck at the Nighe level crossing three miles north of Innisfail. Coroner and police attended as inquest opened. the body removed to Sheffield's parlors. Scher worked for Pans Chrishe and was en route to town for supplies. Local wheat prices section follows. Charles B. Martin, VP and GM of National Paper Goods Co., died at Hamilton Ontario.
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Innisfail
Bernhard Sein Scher
Tih P
Scher
Wagner
Sheffield
Messrs A Aspinall
A. van Norden
A. A. Graham
J. Moran
J.thompson
T. White
Pans Chrishe
Down
Will Investigate Kehn Loeb Co In Banking Inquiry
Washington reports the Senate inquiry into Kehn Loeb & Co and private banking practices is ready to begin with hearings set for Tuesday. Investigators seek undisclosed disclosures as they follow lines from the Morgan case, including tax returns and securities activity, while hints of broader whistleblower issues emerge.
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Washington
Uhn
Lacbatec Company
United States
Senate
Kuan
Loeb
Vestmaplion
Narrivabol Tacaiandi Pecos
Perera
JPL Morgan and Company
Morgan
Khulin
Filme
Wletcher
Charles i. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Passing of Hugh Jones 87 in Redcliff notes
Redcliff resident Hugh Jones aged 87 died at Medicine Hat General Hospital after being moved there Saturday. Born in Wales, he came to Canada over fifty years ago and helped plant trees by the Hut depot. He lived with his son Evan Jones and the interment date will be announced. Sunday services at Gordon Memorial Church paused for July and August.
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Anther Redcliff
Hugh Jones
Ter
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Wales
Evan Jones
Gordon Memmorial
Hillwater Cake
Jim Stratton
N. Collard
G .Orne
Adard
Driver Exonerated After Inquest Into Kathleen Horn Death
Jury finds driver Mrs Dani Matilda Koenig not at fault in the death of Kathleen Horn. Investigation showed the child ran onto Ash Avenue around 4 30 to 5 pm near Balmoral Street, and the car struck her with no failure of braking or horn. Witnesses corroborate the events, coroner presides, and Mrs Koenig testified with limited protection under the facts.
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Kathleen Horn
Wathen
Miviel Fforne
Dani Matilda Koenig
Ash Aye
Balmore St.o
Koenig
Edwin Vo. Horne
O. Bayd
J. M. Taylor
Polses
Ivo PE
Dixon
Balmoral St
Ash Ave
H. W. Watts
Howard
Flo
Nick
Bine
Field
Ichnel Lievette
Marc
Ammo Sairney
Milton J. Brown
G. M. Bhickstock
Fire damages Lowell as woman perishes and 10 firemen hurt
A blaze swept Lowell Massachusetts destroying the Federal Shoe factory the Swedish Baptist church and a dozen houses. A 70 year old woman Miss Margaret Pethie died while trying to save her bank book as flames closed in. Ten firemen were injured and 15 other structures damaged. The fire prompted officials to estimate losses at 300000.
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Lowell
Mass
Juune
Federal Shoe Factory
Swedish Baptist Church
Margaret Pethie
Ofter
Litvinoff and Simon discuss resumption of Anglo Soviet talks
Canadian press report says Foreign Minister Litvinoff conferred with Sir John Simon on renewing formal Anglo Soviet negotiations over British engineers jailed in Russia and an ensuing Soviet goods embargo. More talks expected, Litvinoff indicated. Winnipeg report notes a surveyor's death and a relief-camp staffer injured in a Clear Lake MN-Canada auto crash.
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London
Maxius Litvinoff Co
Russia
John Simon
Litvinoff
Winnipeg
FE. Watt
Arcola
Sask
Dan Martin
Riding Mountain Park
Clear Lake
Mun
Bob Barber
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Propaganda From the Air Protests to League of Nations
Seventy German cities associations and individuals protest to the League of Nations that aeroplanes flew over Berlin on Friday dropping propaganda hand bills. They demand Germany be allowed to protect its territory against foreign planes.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Berlin
Germany
Work or Food Are Demanded at Cry Mall Council Chambers
In Quepec on June 26 about forty men gathered in the City Council chambers demanding work or food for their families. The crowd grew tense and a tear gas bomb was tossed into their midst. One man was arrested for disorderly conduct as officials promised relief efforts would continue.
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Quepec
Cry Mall Council
Small Wheat Exporting Nations Form Bloc in Protest
European agricultural nations Bulgaria Estonia Hungary Latvia Romania Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia form a bloc of small wheat exporters opposing France at the World Economic Conference. They protested French import quota truce proposals that exclude agriculture from guarantees. Melbourne reports Australia’s states may unite against wheat acreage reductions with New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia opposing cuts.
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London
Europe
Bulgaria
Esthenia
Hungary
Latvia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Melbourne
Australia
Reuters
New South Wales
South Australia
West Australia
Victoria
Queensland
Dollar wheat makes Fort Worth exchange debut in three years
The Fort Worth grain exchange saw dollar wheat appear for the first time in three years. Ten cars were sold to Texas Gulf port and common point delivery at one dollar per bushel.
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Fort Worth
Texas
June Employment Shows Improvement in Canada
Canada sees a surge in industrial activity at the start of June with payrolls rising from 715,068 to 743,572 across 8,105 firms. The gain outpaced 1931 and 1932, and June 1933 marks both the hottest and one of the driest Junes on record with only 0.96 inch of precipitation to date. A storm last night dropped 0.30 inch in Ottawa while CP Rail reports heavy showers on its main line to Gleichen and south toward Lethbridge, with lighter showers in Retlaw and Bassano. In California, slight earthquakes were felt in Sacramento. J. W. Maddin, K.C., Sydney barrister, is running to contest Shelburne as a Conservative in Nova Scotia’s provincial election.
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S.A.R
National Bruit
Cliff
Hatters
Larson
National Fruit
Brown
Clark
Lutes
D. Emery
FR Blaney
Harris
Potter
Aamery
S. Standing
A. Podesta
Lowens
B. Patterson
Mignault
Lawson
Skidmore
Champ
Fodesta
Schillie
Collard Wyatt
Thedcliff Medicine Hat All-Stars
Greyhounds
Calgary
Ottawa
H. H. Stevens
Canada
Pickering
C.P.R
Gleichen
Lethbridge
Retlaw
Bassano
J. W. Maddin
K.C
Sydney
Shelburne
Nova Scotgy
Candidates Nomination Drives BC Legislature Race
Vancouver June 25 Candidates nominated total sixty five for forty seven seats in the British Columbia legislature. Among nominees are two Unionists supporters of Premier Tolmie, thirty four Liberals, four Bowser non Partisan movement, fifteen per cent CCF, and ten Independents. Election date not yet set.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
S. F. Tolmie
Unionist Party
W. J. Bowser
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Scout Jam Boree trip begins with Pacific Coast group
Boy Scouts from Seattle travel on train No 4 to join a world Scout Jam Boree near Budapest, Hungary. Forty Pacific Coast representatives ride tonight, after stopping at Lake Louise, with further stops en route to Montreal and Niagra Falls before boarding the Empress of Britain.
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Seattle
Point
Budapest
Hungary
Siates
Lake Louise
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Britain
Stores Open Friday Night After Wednesday Closure
Merchants surveyed recommend all stores close Wednesday afternoon June 28 and stay open until 9 p.m. on Friday night June 30.
Weekend toll from science misfire? No clear headline
Seventeen people died in Canada over the weekend from automobile accidents, lightning, fire, starvation, and a train collision. Ontario reported six deaths with many injured, Quebec eight including T. C. Cooper who perished from starvation after illness near Southham, searchers could not locate him. Manitoba and Saskatchewan also saw fatalities from lightning and other causes.
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Ontario
Quebec
T. C. Cooper
Southham
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Simpson Elected President of Medicine Hat Labor Party
At the Medicine Hat Branch meeting in Moose Hall officers for the coming year were named President Alderman P. M. Simpson Vice President F J McCombs Sec Treasurer J Lorraine and an eight member executive. Dues set at 25 cents a quarter and affiliation with the provincial Canadian Labour Party approved. Simpson elected as delegate to the National Conference of the C C F in Regina starting July 20. A broad membership drive planned and the executive empowered to call another meeting soon.
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Medicine Hat
Canadian Labor Party
Moose Hall
Ald
P. M. Simpson
F. J. McCombs
J. Lorraine
J. L. Allen
W. J. Harper
R. J. Reburn
C. H. Howey
A. Jensen
C. C. F. Ald
Regina
Bomb Explodes in St Peters Portico Injuring Four
Vatican City June 25 A bomb planted in the St Peters portico injured four people, one seriously. An unknown visitor left a valise containing the device near the umbrella check booth. Demetrio Solamon charged with planting the explosives. police say the weapon was made in Spain and brought here.
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St. Peters
Spain
Vatican City
Demetrio Solamon
Solamon
St. Peter's
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