Chamberlain Clings to Peace by Bargaining Not Force
Britain under Chamberlain keeps to peaceful negotiation as the world arms for potential conflict. He weighs wielding strength against aggression but warns a show of force could trigger another war. The piece marks the Sarajevo assassination anniversary and the Versailles treaty amid current Spain and China troubles.
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New York
A.P
Chamberlain
Europe
David Lloyd George
Chamberlai
Britain
Sarajevo
Serbia
Franz Ferdinand
Gavrilo Princep
Fatascid
Banks Withdrawals Favored by Alberta Caucus
Edmonton June 28 The Journal reports that at the Social Credit caucus the withdrawal of chartered banks from Alberta was generally advocated. The caucus consensus held that banks should leave the province soon to spur Credit Union formation as provided by legislation passed last session.
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Edmonton
C. P
Alberta
Social Credit Caucus
Duchess Describes Guns Threatening Gibraltar from Spain
The Duchess of Atholl alleged over 20 guns hidden in hills near Algeciras threaten Gibraltar. She said she would ask Prime Minister Chamberlain in the Commons for action. She noted three guns over 10 inches and other pieces could shell Gibraltar unseen from its shores.
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London
C.P
Duchess of
Almeria
Franco
Government Financed Power For Cities In United States
Washington reports facilities of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation are available to cities seeking to obtain power from new government financed hydro electric projects. The program covers plans to distribute power from government financed dams to local communities.
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Washington
C.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Low Cost Housing Act Advances Owner 50 p.c.
Ottawa reports Finance Minister C A Dunning’s bill to expand the dominion Housing Act and create a 30 million dollar fund for low cost housing. The act allows government loans covering 50 percent of construction costs and shifts minimum loan levels from 70 to 60 percent.
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Chamber of Commerce general meeting scheduled for Thursday has been postponed until the irrigation committee can provide a definite report. Negotiations are ongoing and a meeting with Hon. J. G. Gardiner and Hon. W. A. Fallon may be arranged this week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Irrigation Committee
Chamber
J. G. Gardiner
W. A. Fallon
Loan Companies Act Amendment Introduced in Commons
Ottawa June 28 Hon J A I Sigley acting for Finance Minister Charles Dunning introduced in the House of Commons an Act to amend the Loan Companies Act to reduce the maximum interest rate charged by Dominion government loan companies from 21 2 to two per cent a month. He said if the Small Loans Interest Act can proceed this session the bill may not be pressed.
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Ister
Punning
Rogers
R B. Bennett
Ottawa
C.P
J. AL. Sigley
Revenue
Charles Dunning
House of Commons
Dominion
Isley
Local 15 minute cloudburst misses mills and airport
Yesterday's heavy rain drenched the business section for 15 minutes but spared the Ogilvie mill, Dunmore mill, and the local airport readings. Total precipitation at the port measured 2 6 inches yesterday afternoon and last night, with Whitia and Winnifred districts missed by the rain and still needing moisture.
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Alberta
Ogilvie Mill
Dunmore Mill
Yeaterday
Whitia
Winnifred
Five French airmen killed in plane crash near Rheims
In Rheims France on June 28 five French army fliers died when their military plane crashed from about 6000 feet.
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Rheims
France
Cincinnati Beats Pittsburgh 14 to 2 in NL Tilt
Vander Meer and Lombardi pace Cincinnati as they rout Pittsburgh 14 to 2. The game notes include 100 002 200 for Cincinnati and 020 000 000 for Pittsburgh with Bauers and Todd contributing.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Vander Meer
Lombardi
Bauers
Todd
New York
Boston
Pat
Washington
Philadelphia
Irvine farm laborer dies in Cypress Hills runaway
Lad Killed In Runaway Accident Lad Killed In Runaway Accident Lad Pudwell 23 of Irvine was killed two miles east of Graham in Cypress Hills while hauling lumber for George M. Armstrong. Corpl Dobbin and constables traveled 12 hours to reach the scene. death believed instantaneous from a fractured skull and concussion. Body at Pattison's funeral home.
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Watter Pudwell
Irvine
Graham
Cypress Hills
George M. Armstrong
Corpnral Dobbin
R.C.M.P
Crockett
Avan
J. R. Patterson
Pudwell
Patterson
Pattison
Social Credit Caucus in Session in Alberta Parliament
Edmonton June 27 Social Credit members of the Alberta Legislature closed a lengthy caucus session late today and planned another meeting tonight secrecy surrounded discussions Premier Aberhart said the group reviewed the general situation in the constituencies Members urged revision of a seven per cent production tax to avoid municipal taxation and suggested separating crop insurance features into another bill to ease passage. plans included possible special sessions or a general election before caucus ends tomorrow night.
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Edmonton
Social Credit
Alberta
Aberhart
Lind
Social Credit Board Socn
sAfacl
B C Schoolboys to Be the Guests of British Navy
Five Vancouver schoolboys will depart by train for England to be hosted by the British navy on a short cruise to English summer resorts. The trip, run by the Overseas Education League of Canada, ends with a Portsmouth visit for combined navy army and air force exercises in 1923.
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Vancouver
Insurgent Forces Dislodged From Valencia
Spanish government commanders said insurgent forces are slowly being dislodged from their hold on the Valencia highway southeast of Teruel. The fate of General Franco's campaign against Valencia hinged on the battle along the Teruel Sagunto road as both sides weighed the outcome.
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Hendaye
G.P
Valencia
Teruel
Franco
Teruel- Sagunto
Electric Light Pole Struck By Lightning at Brooks Storm
A lightning bolt toppled an electric light pole north of Brooks, splintering it and hurling debris over 50 feet onto the Duchess Brooks highway. A nearby pole cracked, fence posts splintered, and power and pump service were out about an hour. Rainfall varied with 0.35 inch in town and heavier showers in Rainier, while Cassils saw none. Telephone lines hampered district reports. Further page notes cover a Thrift Club shower honoring Mrs Nurcombe before her move to Okotoks.
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Brooks
Duchess-Brooks
Rainier
Tilley and Duchess
S. Nurcombe
Okotoks
Thrift Club
W. Philpott
Phil
Page
Chinese dare-to-die flier sinks Japanese gunboat on Yangtze
A Chinese airman reportedly plunged a burning plane into a Japanese gunboat on the Yangtze near Anking, sinking the vessel and damaging others. The attack caps a wave of air assaults that damaged multiple gunboats and airplanes, while floods threaten Hangchow and other cities in Chekiang and Anhui.
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Shangnal
C.P
Yangsze
Anking
Hankow
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
Shanghai
Chientang
Yellow River
Chengchow
Anwhei Province
New Livestock Regulations Announced by Canadian Minister
J G Gardiner announced new rules after June 30 for Canadian cattle shipped to the United States. Only cattle tested within 50 days of shipment and free of bovine tuberculosis and other diseases may be imported for slaughter or immediate slaughter exempt, with certification by a veterinarian. The rule covers about 125,000 cattle this year and aims to harmonize import and state movement standards.
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Ottawa
C.P
J. G. Gardiner
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Tory leader warns against national merger plan at Halifax gathering
W D Herridge Ottawa barrister and former Canadian minister urged Conservatives to stop a planned Liberal Conservative national merger. He warned such a program would invite Fascism, deflation and loss of prosperity, urging a Canada First policy and Conservative leadership to rebuild the economy.
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Halivax
C.P
Canada
Ottawa
Washington
Halifax City and County
Conservative Association
Herridge
R. B. Bennett
Orgur
Canada urged steps toward bank nationalization and investment board
In Ottawa on June 28 the CCF pushed for full national control with nationalization of chartered banks and creation of a national investment board. The proposal followed calls to nationalize the Bank of Canada and empower the government, as debated in the Commons yesterday.
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Canada
Ottawa
C.P
Canad
National Investment Board
C.C.F. Rosé
Bank of Canada
Coldwell
Margaret Bondfield Urges Allied Unity With U S
In Seattle the former British Labour Minister Margaret Bondfield told about 5,000 social workers that Britain and the United States should unite against dictators. She argued for shared democratic models and higher industrial development, warning of unemployment and asserting the need for enlightened policy to sustain health and economic life.
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Seattle
Wash
Margaret Bondfield
United States
Parta
Canafia
Bondfield
Snemnaia
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