Australia Turns Toward Compromise on Wheat Acreage
Stanley Bruce hopeful for agreement as Australia softens stance on wheat acreage reduction. He urged Canada, the United States and Argentina to prepare statistics and called a delegates meeting to seek a compromise among Australian states.
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Stanley Bruce
Canada
United States
Argentina
London
Australia
Bruce
Stanley M. Bruce
Wlre
R. B. Bennett
Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Ssechoslovakia
Million Dollar Rain Sweeps South Asia
Rain and heat relief sweep South Asia with heavy showers across the province and division from Calgary to Swift Current. Calgary reports 1.12 inches by noon and Maple Creek 1.75 inches. farmers hopeful as cooler air tempers heat. In London, Australia signals flexible wheat acreage cuts and seeks European cooperation. a Jamaica quake near Kingston is reported.
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CPLR
Calgary
Swift Current
Suffield
Maple Creek
Alberta
High River
Gleichen
Medicine Hat
Read Deer
Lethbridge
Gleian
Appointments to German Cabinet Fallout and Obituary
Berlin June 29 Alfred Hugenberg resigns as cabinet minister. Kurt Schmitt becomes Minister of Economics and Walter Darre named Food Minister, replacing Hugenberg. Patrick MacDonald dies at Welsford New Brunswick at age 102.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Alfred Hugenberg
Kurt Schmitt
Alliance Insurance c
Eicoonomics
Walter Darre
Hugenberg
Patrick MacDonald
Welsford, N.B
Hon. Geo. Hoadley Undergoes Operation
Hon. George Hoadley Alberta Minister of Agriculture was operated on at the general hospital in Vancouver after arriving for a brief holiday. His condition is reported good and he is expected to be in hospital about a week. The nature of the operation was not disclosed.
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Vancouver
George Hoadley
Alberta
Hoadley
Stampede at Redcliff promises added rides and races
Notes from Redcliff report July 1 stampede plans with one o clock start for children races and athletic events. New features include running events and bucking contest amid no idle intervals. Garden pests and local social items follow with notices of Miss Orpha Bezler, a picnic, Boy Scouts flag sale for Dominion Day, and W A St Ambrose church bridge night with prizes awarded.
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Pew
Medicine Hat-Redcliff
Orpha Bezler
Summerland
B.C
M. Selhorn
Sselline
Red cliff faces limit in Stampede July first plans
Redcliffe efforts appear to have reached a limit this year in the arrangements for the Stampede program on the first of July. Details will be printed in The News tomorrow.
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Redcliff Apears
Unlawful Assembly Case Reaches Jury in Calgary
Fourteen men charged with unlawful assembly after a clash between jobless and police on April 25 were given to a Calgary jury after Crown and defense closing addresses.
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Calgary
Alta
Starred Father Case: 16-year-old convicted of manslaughter
Sydney Nova Scotia June 29 William Oakes aged 16 is convicted of manslaughter after a breakfast table quarrel over relief food. He stabbed his father when reprimanded for criticizing the meals. The sentence is deferred.
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Sydney
N.S
William Oakes
Edmonton Bank Pioneer Kirkpatrick Longtime Imperial Manager
G F R Kirkpatrick, Edmonton's first bank manager, remains as manager for the Imperial Bank branch. He has spent 43 years as a banker in the city, reflecting a long career in local finance. Also listed are stock quotations for H Dugan agent for Jas Richardson & Sons Calgary Oils and several shares including Freehold Dalhousie Hiome and others with small per share figures.
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G. F. R. Kirkpatrick
Edmonton
Imperial Bank
Alberta municipalities meet in Calgary on tax burden
Alderman Lincoln of Calgary told the Union of Alberta Municipalities convention on June 29 that high combined taxation from federal provincial and municipal governments threatens Canada’s progress. He warned high taxes fuel speculation and gambling and create a sprawling civil service that controls the state over private citizens.
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Calgary
Canada
Alderman Lincoln
Union of Alberta Municipalities Convention
World Disarmament Conference Adjourns in Geneva
The World Disarmament Conference adjourned until October 10 despite Rudolph Nadolny of Germany calling the long recess a first class funeral. Nadolny warned the public would be disillusioned by the adjournment while private talks were deemed useless. Rene Massigly of France and Arthur Henderson denied that adjournment halts efforts. Henderson pledged to open negotiations with governments next week.
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Geneva
Rudolph Nadolny
Germany
Rene Massigly
France
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Alberta Dairymen Hold 14th Annual Red Deer Convention
About 65 Alberta dairymen gathered at Red Deer city hall for the 14th annual convention. President D Marks berg chaired sessions with producers manufacturers and buttermakers meeting separately before a joint afternoon session. Resolutions touched on a farm produce marketing board while officials noted progress since 1896. Forecast calls for moderate winds and local showers with Friday fair and warm.
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Red Deer
Dairymen
Alberta
D. Marksberg
Markerville
C. Marker
Innisfail
F. J. Reynolds
H. A. Craig
Richards
Michener
Trimble
Carlyle
High River
London
G. R. James
Strathcona
A. Dunkley
Olds
D. Morkeberg
J. Standish
Midnapore
E. T. Love
Edmonton
J. Tully
Calgary
D. Merkeberg
F. C. Wells
J. W. ‘Oxelly
A. P. Hepworth
C. P. Rhodes
C. Burnell
J. R. Love
M.L.A
A. G. Marryatt
E.R. James
C. E. Perry
J. Russell
J. R. Flan
R. V. Duffy
J. Cogan
Royals Game With Detroit Colored Giants Postponed
Tonight's baseball game between the Royals and the Detroit Colored Giants is called off due to a wet field. The Royals will rest until Saturday when they meet the Detroit Black Tigers in two games at 2 15 and 6 15, each having one win so far.
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Royals
Detroit Colored Giants
Detroit Black Tigers
Canadian government bonds sold in New York loan issue
A sixty million dollar Dominion of Canada bond issue for 15 month notes due October 1 1934 was quickly disposed of in New York. The syndicate led by Chase National Bank offered the 4 percent notes to meet a maturing issue, with prices at 9934.
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New York
Dominion of Canada
Chase National Bank
Weather Summary For Fair And Warm Conditions
A brief forecast notes fair and warm weather with temperatures around 66 degrees during the day and 52 degrees at night. Light southerly winds are expected, with no rain anticipated.
Milk Inquiry Opens in Medicine Hat District
E J Fream of Alberta Utilities Commission chaired an informal round table with local milk producers in Medicine Hat to prep for a formal inquiry later. Producers say current prices do not cover costs, feed costs rise in winter, and fly by night retailers hurt profits. zoning will guide potential solutions rather than a province wide rule.
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E. J. Fream
Alberta Utilities Commission
Court House
Medicine Hat
Fream
Milk Producers Association
Calgary
Edmonton
Ducer
Commissioner Fream
World Conference Debates Gold Standard Security
London reports the World Economic Conference faces a grave turn as France and other gold bloc nations demand safeguards of a monetary order and a formal stance from Ramsay MacDonald. The dollar’s decline dominates tense sessions while Britain weighs a compromise plan amid growing calls for Washington guidance.
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London
George Bonnet
Neville Chamberlain
France
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Ramsay MacDonald
Botto
Washington
Grain dept figures cite varied crop percentages
Ogilvie grain department provides data with figures from July 73, October 75 percent, December 77, November 72 percent, and a 73 track and 54 street reference.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
General strike looms on Canadian railways after wage cut deadlock
Ottawa June 28 A general strike of Canadian railway running trades looms after a deadlock between railway officials and the union over a proposed 20 percent wage reduction. A meeting with Labor Minister Gordon ended without agreement and union leaders prepared to submit the issue to their 24 000 members.
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Ottawa
W. A. Gordon
Calgary Faces Cash Crunch as Bank Refuses Full Credit
Calgary officials report the Bank of Montreal will not extend full credit for a $180,000 city loan. Only $40,000 was approved on a temporary basis after formal cityrequest, leaving Mayor Andrew Davison to seek additional funds. Trails of Montreal named pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Pembroke.
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Calgary
Bank of Montreal
Andrew Davison
Montreal
First Presbyterian Church
Pembroke
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Fatty” Arbuckle
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