British-German Franco patrol talks over Spanish coast plan
London reports a divided stance as Portugal withdraws from non intervention duties while Britain and France push a coast patrol to prevent arms and men reaching either side of the Spanish civil war. Italy and Germany reject the plan but agree to renewed talks in Rome and Berlin.
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London
Portugal
Gerhithy
Italy
Great Britain
France
Spain
Germany
Rome
Berlin
Dute
Thomas Inskip
Cab-Erenvier
Comérce
Cery
Five Die In Level Crossing Auto Crash Near Buchanan
A Saskatchewan accident at a level crossing near Buchanan killed five people when their car collided with a train. The deceased include four members of the Hackevitch family: John senior, 60. Mrs. Hackevitch, 57. John junior, 22. Flossie, 19, and Alice Podowski, 19.
Cardston Pageant Opens Golden Jubilee Week
Cardston marks its Golden Jubilee with a pageant and parade recalling Mormon settlers from Utah led by Charles C. Card. Senator W. Ax Buchanan opened the events on behalf of Prime Minister King, as Blood Indians and tribal participants join pioneers in a village display by Lees Creek.
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Cardston
C.P
Stelling
Soll
Utah
Charles C. Card
Latter Day-Saints
W. Ax. Buchanan
Lethbridge
Macunzie King
Margaret
Davis
Lees Creek
Mollison Plans 9000 Mile Air Route to Australia
Jimmy Mollison, the British aviator, arrived on the Normandie and announced plans to fly from England to Australia via Moscow southern Russia Tibet and French Indo China to Darwin. He noted difficulty in finding a suitable plane due to expansion of the air force.
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New “York
Jmmy Mollison
Normandie
England
Australia
Moscow
Russia
Tibet
Indo-China
Darwin
Aniles
Mollison
Air. Force
Flying Duchess Bedford Body Believed Found at Sea
The body of Britain's flying Duchess of Bedford was believed found by Capt Riley aboard the British steamer Haytor. He discovered a flotation device and what appeared to be the Duchess’s disappearance after her plane went down near March 22.
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London
C.p.havas
Britain
Bedford
R. Ss. Riley
Haytor
Dominion Crop Report Shows Poor Saskatchewan Prospects
Ottawa reports drought persists with little relief. Manitoba wheat heading well. Alberta slightly better though eastern districts decline. Saskatchewan faces its worst crop failure in history with central regions at risk of no commercial crop while eastern Saskatchewan remains fair to average.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Alberta
Westcentral
Three Inglewood Girls Slain in Baldwin Hills Case
Inglewood California June 29 authorities face a vanishing lead in the kidnapping and murder of Melba and Madeline Everett and Jeannette Stephens. Othel Leroy Strong was detained then cleared of direct involvement as the search spans the Los Angeles area.
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Inglewood
C.P.J
Melba
Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanetté Marjorie Stéphens
Balwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
Huntamer
Olympic
Wash
Strong
Gal
Jie
Inglewood Park
Baldwin ‘Hills
Melba Everett
la Brea
Avente
Hollywood
Madeline
Jeannette Stephens
Olympic Village
Roy
Jeanette
Kidnhapipings
Centraiia’ Park
Nell’ Craicroft
Othel
Leroy
Thigsprdadcapt
Berone
Mackenzie King Interviews Hitler in Berlin
Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King met Adolf Hitler in Berlin on June 29. He called the talks most interesting and valuable but declined to detail their nature, stating only that the conversations were of interest. Guards in front of a Reichs chancellery building were seen as King arrived.
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Berlin
C. P
Mackenzie King
Adolf‘ Hitler
Macken
Witheiselmstrass
Paul
Bertin
Conditions in Saskatchewan Officials Warn Of Severe Situation
Officials say Saskatchewan faces an economic crisis due to province wide crop failure. Revenues are falling as municipalities plead for aid. Livestock are being moved to pasture in Manitoba and other provinces while farmers in the south turn stock into crops to prevent starvation.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Medicine Hat Considers Matching Dominion Grant
City council discussed a proposal from the provincial government offering to gift 10000 dollars if Medicine Hat matches with 10000 dollars from the city. The matter was left unresolved for a few days to clarify terms and conditions.
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Medicine Hat
Dominion
Nova Scotia Liberal Victory Seen In Early Returns
Early returns from the Nova Scotia general election indicate the Liberal government led by Premier Iain Angus L. MacDonald is reelected. Most constituencies report Liberal candidates ahead with Chesterfield the lone Conservative to trail.
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Halifax
C.P
Hani Angus L. MacDonald
Nova Scotia
Golchester
Prospector expedition to Nahanni fails again
J H Mulholland leads eight white prospectors and an Indian party 1060 miles by scow along the Mackenzie Liard and South Nahanni rivers seeking placer gold near the Nahanni country. The party is forced to turn back near Fort Simpson after facing obstructions and mysteries surrounding the region.
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Jedmonton
Northwest
Yukon
J. H. Mulholland
Edmonton
Orrganizé
Mulholland
Mackenzie
Liard
Fort Simpson
Fort McMurray
Alta
P. ‘Field
Verdurous
Dynamite Threats Target Bethlehem Steel Plant Amid Strike
Police seal roads around Bethlehem Steel works as a massive strike looms. Reports name alleged dynamiters and a warrant in Warren Ohio. Unionists linked to the plots reportedly confessed, signaling potential large scale disruption.
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Johnstown
United States
Bethlehem
Warren
Ohio
Gus
Hall's . Jfellow
Tarvest
French Government Closes Stock Exchange and Declares Moratorium
Paris dispatch reports Premier Chau temps cabinet action suspending all French financial markets until further notice. A moratorium on trade drafts and obligations in gold or foreign currency is authorized with postponement by debtor request. Interest accrues at Bank of France rates during the pause.
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Paris
C.p.havas
Camille Chautemps
French Stock Exchange
Leon
Blum
Finance Ministry
Bank of France
Géorges Bonnet
Washington
Bonnet
Chautemps Government Wins Confidence Vote In Parliament
Paris reports Camile Chautemps new government survives a confidence vote 393 to 142 as France faces possible franc devaluation and temporary departure from the gold standard. The finance committee approves extending the government's financial powers to August 31 by a 17 to 16 vote.
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Paris
C.P
Camille -S Chautemps
France
Chamber of Deputies
Popular Front
Great Britain
United States
Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee
Chautemps
International drug ring case arraigned in Montreal
Three men and a woman faced charges linked to an international narcotics ring exposed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and U S authorities. They were arraigned yesterday and will have a preliminary inquiry on July 7. The defendants are Heimel Schilimer Charles Gilliam a colored waiter John di Carlo captured in Toronto and Bella Crosby.
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Montreal
C.P
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
United States
Schilimer Charles Gilliam
John di Carlo
Toronto
Bella Crosby
Shopping hours adjusted for holiday week
Stores will stay open all day Wednesday to assist shoppers for the holiday. Thursday July 1 sees all stores closed for the day.
No Official Films of The Canadian Coronation Contingent
Edwin Johnson reports that Canada’s official coronation contingent lacks any film records of their participation. London officials and Major Lloyd appeal to residents to share or lend footage seen of Canadians marching, as archives appear scarce and vaults may hold unused reels.
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London
Canada
Dominion
Vind
Telegraph
Frank Paera
Royal Canadian Artilerye _ SBach
Lloyd
Wheat futures rise on Winnipeg Grain Exchange gains
Wheat futures at Winnipeg climb as rain shortages pressure Western Canada and U S reports boost optimism. July futures settle near 1.405 8 per bushel with October and December also firm amid persistent drought concerns and market demand.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Merrill and Lambie plan New York to Rome trans Atlantic flight
Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie announced yesterday they will attempt another trans Atlantic flight from New York to Rome. The aviators, who recently completed the England round trip, expect to take off in about three weeks.
Subversive Trials in Soviet Far East Reported in Khabarovsk
A Khabarovsk article claims 131 executions for subversive activities including alleged Trotskyists diversions on the Eastern Railway. The report contrasts with earlier Pacific executions and notes party denouncements and budget shifts affecting defense and relief funds.
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Moscow
Khabarovsk
Far East
The
Red Cross
Sikv
Was
Moscow: Dutt
Plekhanoff Institute
Aiid
Esa
Igags” Defence and
Jira
Robert Hideman
Red Army
Tréas Latsis
Japanese government invokes mutual aid pact amid military tensions
Fragmented report indicates Tokyo activated a mutual assist clause in response to a rising security situation. Ambiguities about the involved parties and exact scope persist as authorities assess possible actions and align with allied partners.
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Tokyo
Dap
Choukuo
Pnd
T Military
Hij H
Wegener
Manchoulwu
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