Alberta looking at industrial board may be formed soon
Edmonton reports Premier Brownlee says preliminary action toward establishing a provincial industrial board could occur before the Legislature prorogues. Debate centers on trade commissioner's office funding and potential overlap with new board, with estimates reviewed for income and capital spending and calls for scrutiny of duties and financing.
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Edmonton
Apinigdment Ag
Council
Trade, Commissioner's Office
Uve Council
Provinelsh
Executive Council
Albuloluil
Lucey
Jamieson
Thase
Board of Trade
Tte
Wick Board
England
Thie Board
Sayky the Bayard
George H. Webster
Liberal House
Brownlee
G. E. ‘Cruickshank
Jnadénen
Dent
Rocky Mountain
Swasialao
Ts Agent General
Lon Nh
Was. Tuider
Hugh
Peace Agreement Signed With India by Compromise
Delighted New Delhi reports a midnight signing by Lord Irwin and Mahatma Gandhi ending civil disobedience. The pact grants Indians coastal salt rights and limits probes into police brutality, signaling a move toward limited self rule and easing economic disabilities.
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India
Stigan
Ghrges
Lord Irwin
New
Delhi
Associated Press
Lord ‘Irwin
Mahatma Gandhi
New Delhi
Merial Y
Gandhi
Largey
India Office
London
Congress
Radin
Speaker Geo Black Confined for Medical Examination
Ottawa reports Hon. Geo. Black, Speaker of the House of Commons, entered Civic Hospital for a medical exam and a brief rest ahead of the parliamentary session. His condition is not serious, but the move aims to ensure he can perform his duties.
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Ottawa
Ont
Geo. Black
House of Cofpmons
Civic Hospital
Terprepre
Black
Soviet agricultural plans outline large state farms and yields
The Soviet Union aims to bring more land under cultivation for the coming season with plans for large state and collective farms. Estimated are 62,090,100 acres to be cultivated, with major farms in the Northern Caucasus area. Wheat production is projected with state farm yields around 12.6 bushels per acre, and overall grain output recorded at about 86 million tons.
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Baylet
Union of Roater
Russia
Ag’ Fe Albura
Ewet -Government
Creatin
Bastiatate
Prietoya
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Soviet Union
Ndeda
Robbers Loot Canadian National Railway Station
Holdup on Provencher Street in Boniface Man. nets about 75 dollars in currency. Bank notes were taken when bandits blew open the station safe. discovery reported by the station agent on March 4.
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T. Boniface
Canadian National Railway
Provencher Street
Tragic death linked to Vivian Gordon diary mystery
Audubon New Jersey records reveal 16 year old Benita Bischoff suicide after life in her mother Vivian Gordon's shadow. Police questioned two men tied to Gordon as New York diary clues unfold in a case spanning families and a Bronx gully death. Authorities continue to probe connections as funeral plans are arranged.
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Audubon
Kudubon
Vivian Gordon
Benita Bischoff
Eunice Bischoff
New York
Associated Press
Broadway
Vivian
Tregedy
Audobor
Miss Gordon
Bbuschoff
Felice
Nonsen Oider
West End Avenue
Harold
Doman
Louis
Zeno
Bronx
Deman
Zero
Beonx Gully
Potter's Field
Fierre Franklin
Montreat
Fordhan -Morgue
Fanklin
Latvian Cabinet Resigns Before Confidence Vote
Riga Latvia March 4 The Latvian Cabinet resigned prior to a vote on a motion of no confidence raised by the coalition of non Socialist parties.
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Riga
Latvia
Wheat yields reported in D'Arcy area
G MclEarn started seeding last week to set a district record. Gert Osborne uses a combine on Charles Milner’s farm three miles from D Arcy. Wheat has been a new wheat since last fall, yielding around 20 bushels per acre, variety No 2 Grace.
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D'Arcy
Sask
G.mclearn
Gert Osborne
Chtasles Milner
Grace
Dust Storm Rages Across Alberta Levels Dust and Snow
Calgary reports a March dust storm sweeping across Alberta with darkened skies and freezing temperatures. In the Clear Water Forest Reserve a wildfire injured farmer Scotty Neilson trapped in the blaze as dust storms spread from mountain tops toward Livingston district where gold prospectors remain in tents. Edmonton notes a short lived 8 to 18 mile per hour dust storm centered on Ponoka with downed telephone lines and a light snow afterward.
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Calgary
Alberta
Clear Water
Scotty” Neilson
Livingstoke
Livingstone Range
Edmonton
Ponoka
Winter Snow Ends Southern Alberta Dry Spell
Heavy wet snow fell four inches across foothills and plains ending a 107 day snow drought in the West. Farmers hoping the storm signals a wet spring, with some seeding already done including A. P. Hughes of Barons planting a quarter section of wheat.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Weather Observatory
A. P. Hughes
Farm Fatality Near Ardill Saskatchewan Details Lost
A farm worker, William Servinsky, was killed ten miles south of Ardill Saskatchewan when he was struck by a skid of a granary he was moving. He homesteaded at Ardill several years ago and was well known in the community. He is survived by his widow.
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Héfnés
William Servinsky
Tenymiles
Ardill
Saskatchewan
Mooge Jaw
Bradley et al versus Mrs J Crittenden opens at Supreme Court
Tomorrow the civil action will open before Mr Justice Ewing. The case concerns gifts of bank stock valued about 15000 alleged to have been obtained by undue influence from the late G M Criddard.
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Paa Bradley Et al
Supreme Court
Justice Ewing
G.M. Criddard
Edmonton Legislature Deliberates Budget Amid Liabilities
Edmonton news notes February 20 1981 budget discussions in the legislature focus on estimates for the year ending March 31 1982 and long term liabilities of 5 584 868 under pool guarantees. Conservative leader Duggan criticizes auto license cuts while apprehension over debt and warrants shapes debate.
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Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Radcliff
Dunmore
Ana
Reid
Executive Council
Speaker
Hig
William Egbert
Legislative Assembly
Government House
Sheme
Committee of Supply
G. H. Webster
Jeadaks
Adirgan
Ivr Ivoke
Webster
Jagt
Ate
Stagi
Parachute Jump Record Claimed By Young Delayed Drop
In Los Angeles a 22 year old named Spud Manning set a new mark for delayed parachute jumps. Official barograph readings and celebration followed the ascent and descent details. Rex Clark is noted in connection with the event.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Spud
Manning
Garry
Rex Clark
Fragmentary OCR note yields unclear dates and terms
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions years, contracts, gates, and names without clear context. The readable items include possible references to a year, a contract, a gate, and unidentified individuals, but specifics are too obscured to determine event, place, or outcome.
Partial OCR summary of wartime naval tonnage debate
Fragmentary text reports discussions in Rome on March 4 regarding naval tonnage and quotas. It mentions France Italy and Japan in a broader context, noting tonnage figures and a claimed French advantage amid postwar adjustments.
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Japan
Rome
Italy
Bubffe Library Doors Close Amid Evening Rush
A chaotic scene at Bubffe Library ended with doors shut after a long queue and a four hour wait. Patrons faced inconvenience yet proceeded to leave, with some seeking alternatives as night fell.
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Sean
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