Nova Scotia Liberal Sweep Upsets Conservative Leader
In Halifax and across Nova Scotia the Liberals, led by Angus L. Macdonald, won a decisive victory, gaining multiple seats including Cape Breton and Halifax districts. The Conservatives, led by Col. Harrington, conceded defeat as the Liberal majority expanded in the 1933 election. Ward-by-ward gains and notable upsets mark the return of Macdonald to power.
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Angus
Macdonald
Nova‘ ‘Scotia
Armapolla
A. S
Mac-Millan
Hants
John
McDonald
George Nowlan
Nova’ Scotia
Kings
J. He ‘MacQuarrie
Pictou
Michael Dwyer
Cape Breton
Centre
Re Davis
Lunenburg
J. W.' Comeau
Digby
Victoria
Cape Breton South
Cape Breton North
Cape: Breton ‘West
Cumberland
J. S.smiley
Jost
Percy Black
Archie: Smith
Acdonald
Lowntown
Halles
Cape ‘Breton
Pudget
Harrington
U.g. Ah. Murphy
Cape “Breton
Taft
Lavor
Rev
W.t.mercer
Rive
Holdens Farm Murders In Bleak Robbery
Three masked men robbed 81 year old Andrew Michaelyko at his farmhouse six miles south of Holden. They beat his wife and bound the farmer before escaping in an automobile with 86 dollars. Police found Michaelyko hanged in the stable, and his wife bruised from torture with a rope.
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Holden
Alta
C.P
Carriedi
Andrew
Michalayko
iThey
Bamimtonsigsy
Micha Jayko
Breaks Arm Father Crashes En Route to Son
Mr. Nick Greenstein received word that his 12 year old son Michael broke his arm while playing on the St. Louis school grounds. He drove east on Braemar Street, cut in front of a Dench truck driven by Jim Srosh, causing a collision that damaged the car windshield but not the truck. Michael was taken to the clinic by Dr. F W Gershaw and is at home doing well.
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Nick. Greenstein
Railway Street
Michael
St. “Louis
Braemar Street
Maple Avenue
a.Dench
Jim Srosh
Fourth Street
Hind .Weel
Greenstein
F. W
Gershaw
Canada Faces Economic Upturn After Depression, Montreal Leader Says
Paris reports June remarks by Henri Laureys, head of Montreal School of Commercial Studies, at the Congress of American Nations. He cites Canada’s 1932 33 depression as the worst period, then notes gradual economic recovery and ongoing structural reforms, especially in agriculture, shaping a hopeful future despite crises.
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Anyohing
Paris
Canada
Henri ‘Laureys
Montreal
Congress of American Nations
Rea
Agnals
Japanese Manchoukuo clash on Amur river border
A Japanese Manchoukuo government report claims Soviet gunboats inflicted casualties and repulsed a third attack on Blagoveshchensk on the Amur river. Moscow ordered more gunboats after a border clash amid ongoing Manchukuo Soviet tensions.
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Manchou
Ore
Blagoveshchensk
Amur
Kanchattu Island
Manchoukuo
Moscow
Manchoukuo-Siberian
Havas
Jad
Japan
Manchuria
China
Russia
Seninru
Boston
Drowning at Lac la Biche Saddens Calgary Teacher
June 29 reports from Lac la Biche describe George Loiselle a 325 class teacher who drowned while swimming with two boys in cool lake waters. Despite drag operations his body has not yet been recovered and the parents live in Calgary while Lac la Biche lies 150 miles northwest of Edmonton.
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Tac-La Biche
Lac
la‘ Biche
cAlta
Lac ‘la Biche
George ‘Loiselle
Calgary
Edmonton
Rotary Club pool tragedy at Central Park oversees chaos
A chaotic scene unfolded at Central Park pool during a Rotary event when a high dive accident injured swimmers. Dr Moore and Mr Jacl Hardy inspected the site as crowds watched, clothing tangled in the mêlée and officials fretted over safety.
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Rotary
Bullivant
Moore
Jacl
Hardy
Begg Admitted to Alberta Bar in Calgary
William Tod Begg of Medicine Hat was admitted to the Alberta Bar by Chief Justice Mitchell in Calgary yesterday morning. Begg will practice law and be associated with Manufacturers Lifes Insurance Company.
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Calgary
William
Toda Begg
Medicine Hat
Alberta
GR. Mitchell
Steina
Uniegrees
Bery
Begg
Mitchell
Lifes
Red Deer contractor and former mayor dies
News item reports the death of McKee, a prominent figure in Red Deer and a former mayor, noting his long service as a contractor in the community and his passing.
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Woen McKee
Red Deer
Canton opens four plants under Ohio National Guard escort
In Canton Ohio on June 30 dynamite damaged a water main and telegraph wires as workers jeered. The Republic Steel Corporation successfully opened its four plants under guard by the Ohio National Guard amid unrest.
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Ohio
Jime
the Republic
Steel
Corporation
Saiance Company becomes landlord to British Columbia Doukhobors
Justice D A McDonald appoints Munro as provincial loan manager to collect rents for the Christian Community Universal Brotherhood which owns 15 000 acres of land and timber in British Columbia affected by a mortgage dating July 1934. About 3 000 families, mainly Doukhobors, Sons of Freedom, face eviction and rent collection as the mortgage burden replaces two earlier lenders. The property, valued at 346 215 with improvements of 262 818, includes fruit pasture timber and farms.
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Vancouver
Saiance Company of Canada
British’ Columbia
Munro
Freedom Sect
Oukhobokeda
Mortagagers
Chicago meeting weighs closed shop demands on press freedom
James Stahlman, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, tells about 300 publishers and executives that the group will defend the right to a free press against demands for closed news and editorial shops, while avoiding antagonizing organized labor.
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Chicago
James Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers
United, States
Stahlman
Pyess
Mit
British Columbia Mines Pay Out Over Ten Million Last Year
Deputy Minister of Mines Walker released the annual report noting dividends from mines in British Columbia totaled 10,513,705 last year. He quoted 40 years of dividends rising to 153,387,953 with 1920 and 1930 figures also cited as high benchmarks.
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Pri X Walker
Sines
Columbia
Faising
Walker
Two Die in Grand Forks Car Crash Near Kimberley
Grand Forks men H Werner Siman 40 and Carl Washolm 25 died in a car crash near a precipice above Kimberley BC. Survivors Charles Clark and Join Juppla escaped as the two others, Mills 68 and Chester, are named among the dead.
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Granby ‘Dam
H. Werner
Siman
Kimberley
Chester
Mills
Carl Washolm
Grand Forks
Charles Clark
Join ‘Juppla
Grand
Forks
Grand Orange Lodge honors Baldwin for services in Bewdley
In Ottawa on June 29, Grand Royalty and officers pass a tribute to Har Baldwin of Bewdley for his longtime service. Police order evacuation of wreckage still blocking Laurier Ave garage after a Friday incident.
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Har
Baldwin
Bewdley
Eee
Imestin Mage Sirvethndter
Neauy
Grand Orange Lodge
Peet Pee
Laurier Ave
Etploston
Legion members discuss provincial convention delegates
At a special meeting of Canadian Legion members the delegates to the provincial convention were received. The auditor's half year financial report ending May 31 was satisfactory given conditions. Delegates answered questions and an interesting discussion followed. A date for the children's picnic will be announced in the coming days.
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Canadian Legion
Legion
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear News Item
The readable text shows partial phrases about approvals and amendments but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations to form a full news summary. No definite event or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
EFF Fi SASKATOON Canadian ranch convention update
In Saskatoon a Canadian ranch convention faced unexpected comments as attendees debated entomological themes and family roles. The event highlighted evolving perspectives within regional agricultural communities.
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Saskatoon
Say
Éntomological Ranch
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