Rumors of Austro German Peace Pact Sweep Vienna
Reports from Vienna describe rumors of an Austro German peace and the Austrian constitution allegedly superseded by natural law. The cabinet led by Chancellor Dollfuss met without reaching agreement on personnel changes amid talk of a unified patriotic program and a top down union to organize workers.
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Vienna
Mer
Austria
Germany
Emil Fey
Rotterdam
Franz Ya Eno
Bavaria
Fey
Robert’ ‘Hecht
Engelett Dollfuss
von Epp
Hecht
Official Gazette
Dillinger Escapes Prison With Hostages In Indiana
John Dillinger and three other inmates escaped from the Lake County jail in Crown Point Indiana after forging a wooden pistol and seizing guards. They seized two machine guns and forced Deputy Sheriff George Tint to drive them toward Chicago with Edward Sager as a hostage. Four prisoners left the cell but three surrendered to deputies before reaching the street.
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Grown Point
Ind
Candian
Jess
John “Dillinger
Bank Vichér
Ake County
Eneers
Lilliany
Dillinger
Inger
George Tint
Blunt
Edward Sager
Chicago
Odd law bars Canadian children born abroad from citizenship
Ottawa March 2 Canadian Press Children of Canadian parents born in foreign countries where the father is a Canadian official are not citizens under immigration laws and may be admitted only as a privilege. Major Power questioned the rule in the House supply committee. Secretary of State Cahan agreed such children should be citizens by right and recalled a failed bill to change the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
C.G. Power
Lib
Quebec South
House of Commons
C. H. Cahan
Redcliff notes detail injuries and local meetings
Notes from Redcliff report a man injured at a mine after a severe attack and knee injury, plus personnel changes at Echo Dale and Edmonton visits. The local Oxford Group plans meetings in Gordon Memorial room with open invitations. Community council discusses fire damage settlement, school funding, housing rentals, and annual estimates.
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Thusday
F. Buchholz
Echo Dale Ee
A. McFadzen
McCall
Edmonton
W. King
Bennett to speak on world wheat pact next week
Prime Minister R B Bennett told the supply committee that a statement on the world wheat agreement would be delayed until late next week. He said the announcement would follow his return from Toronto where he will be Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Toronto
Medicine Hat Play Earns Alberta Prize Adjudicator Praises Cast
Adjudicator Rupert Harvey offers praise for Susan Gaskell’s Suppressed Desires at the Alberta Dramatic Festival. He commends Henrietta Brewster for emotion, Stephen Brewster for steady performance, and Mabel for an excellent portrayal, noting strong overall theatre craft.
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Medicine Hat
Little Theatre ‘Association
Susan Glaspell
Rupert Harvey
Henrietta Brewster
J. F. Butcher
Stephen Brewster
H. Norman Davis
Mabel
Gertrude Burton
Twentieth Century Club to Launch Membership Drive
The executive of the newly formed Twentieth Century Club announced a strong membership drive starting next week ahead of the club's first meeting later this month. The group invites all young people to join as an open forum for public questions with a 50 cent annual fee, information via phone at 3554.
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Twentieth Century Club
R. W. Watson
House Passes Millions in Ottawa Money Votes
The Canadian House of Commons rapidly approved numerous money votes for public services. By day’s end items from the Secretary of State, Trade and Commerce, and most External Affairs groups had passed, with two External Affairs votes reserved for later debate on the Tokyo legation and League of Nations topics.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Secretary of State’s Department
Trade and Commerce Department
Tokyo Legation
League of Nations
Annual Meeting of Medicine Hat Milk and Cream Producers
The Medicine Hat Milk and Cream Producers Association held its annual meeting at City Hall with reports submitted and discussion on prices and City Milk By Law. A committee was formed to raise the issue with the City Council and officers were elected. secretary Treasurer J W Chorley outlined актив progress since formation on June 16 1938.
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Arydle
Sangster
Medcine Hot Milk and Cream Producers’ Association
Aces Carpenter
Utilities Commission of Conditions
Mediene Bat
Messrs
Albert Andersen
Pashley
J. Cairney
Dunmore
P. Smith
Medicine Hat
W. H. Nelson
Irvine
J. W. Chorley
Albert ‘Anderson
I. W. "Chorley
Hector Lang Calls for Uniform Western Education Curricula
The speaker revisits a prior push for a joint Western provinces agreement to adopt uniform curricula standards. He argues education must serve a broad, national perspective, not provincial interests, noting students often move and lose credit when crossing borders. The address signals ongoing legislative effort (Continued on Page Five).
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Hector Lang
M.L.A
Department of ‘Education
Ees
Assembly
Department of Education
Departments of Education
Speaker
Saskatchewan
Alberta Legislature Votes to Study Agriculture Committee Role
Edmonton March 2 The Alberta Legislature agrees to convene the agricultural committee, a standing body including all House members, to probe farm welfare. Premier Brownlee supports exposing Ottawa talks on short term credits and extending credit schemes across Canada with a $5 million cap.
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Edmonton
Mar
George Hoadley
Speaker
D. M Duggan
House
Prairie Provinces
Ottawa
Brownlee
Duggan
Banking Commission
Alberta
Canada
Mine Workers Demand Dismissal of Board and Chairman
A Mine Workers Union delegation met Premier Brownlee to call for the wholesale firing of the Workmen's Compensation Board for alleged callous use of powers and to remove A A Mackenzie chairman of the Provincial Relief Commission for being brutal and unsympathetic.
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Edmonton
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Mine Workers Union of Canada
Brownlee
A. A. MacKenzie
Provincial Relief Commission
Greece Expels Samuel Insull Sr
Greece orders Samuel Insull Sr to leave the country. The former Chicago utilities operator will be expelled and may seek refuge in any country that will receive him, with Syria mentioned as a possible destination.
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Athens
Mar
Samuel Insull Sr
Chicago
Greece
Syria
Alberta Premier Signals Early Budget Presentation
Edmonton reports Premier J E Brownlee plans to bring down the budget early next week with a broad economy measure. The government backed the plan, expecting a deficit after a surplus of 9700 earlier, while highway maintenance funding may rise to safeguard investments.
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Edmonton
J. E. Brownlee
Bennett Hints Quick Aid to Blind May Follow Pensions Plan
In the House of Commons Prime Minister R B Bennett suggested that if Canada achieves rapid economic recovery action may soon be taken to provide financial help to the blind similar to old age pensions. Discussions on aiding two Montreal blind institutions revealed provincial legislation could participate in a unified scheme, though financial stringency delays final decisions. Prof Dr G D Stanley urged using government purchasing to favor goods from blind institutes.
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Ottawa
Canada
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Montreal
G. D. Stanley
Ca East
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Banff
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Redcliff Jesus Co. Ltd
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Assiniboia
S. Hodge
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Dominion
20Th Century Club
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New York
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Annual Meeting Milk and Cream Producers’ Assoc
Judge Carpenter
Agricultural Committee
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