Alberta Wheat Pool debate stalls on further purchases
Alberta Premier J E Brownlee and Col C Yo Weaver clash over Pool actions in the Wheat Pool bill debate. Bylaw provisions aim to prevent open market buys while premiers decide on future purchases. The house weighs guarantees, assets, and provincial protection as the price outlook for Canadian wheat remains unsettled.
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Edmonton
Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
Col. C. Yo Weaver
Col. Weaver
Fremier Brownlee
Regina
Weaver
Wien'st
Aceasarys
Poel
Brownlee
American Farm Board
United States
Pramier Braunias
Alen
Duggan
Sackatchewan
Manitoba
Tne
Pensions Minister Details Bill for Veterans Relief
Ottawa March 5 The Minister of Pensions Dr J H King outlines a bill to grant old age pensions at 65 to war veterans and extend benefits to those permanently unemployable before 65. Provisions would increase income by up to 40 and protect against abuse while letting veterans live with families. The plan shifts from institutional care to financial support and includes a social committee review.
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Ottawa
J. H. King
House of Commons
Canada
House
Airplane Industry May Be Established on a Redcliff Site
Calgary based Gyrocopter company led by S. H. Adams as president and managing director with I. W. Deeman as vice president and J. A. Miller as secretary treasurer plans two place cabin Gyrocopter demonstrations. A unit may be stationed at Medicine Hat Municipal Airport, with further construction possibly at the Redcliff area old shoe factory. Representatives are in the city arranging details.
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Calgary
S. H. Adams
I. W. Deéman
J. A. Miller
Alerta
Medicine Hat
Justtside
Redcliff
Flood Toll Rises to Forty Million Loss in France
Reports from Poulouse indicate damage around 1 billion francs about 40 million dollars and a death toll from 30 to over 100 as floods disrupt Central and Southern France for three days.
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Poulouse
A.P
France
Legislature Votes for At Source Control of Petroleum and Gas
Unanimous legislature endorses a resolution to require lessees to sell distillate and gasoline at the well under government regulation until the body acts otherwise. The aim is to force producers to sell unrefined product to bona fide buyers, aiding farmers and industry. Also noted is the death of former Smiths Falls police chief Wnt McGillvray.
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Eduncaton
Josep
Bhow
K.C
Mr. Shaw
J. E. Brownlee
Shaw
Wnt. McGillvray
Smith's Falls, Ont
Canada Seeks Power to Bar Liquor Exports to U S
Ottawa reports Prime Minister opens bill to amend the Export Act to allow officials to refuse liquor clearances destined for the United States. The measure aims to block shipments to countries where import is prohibited and gives the Governor in Council authority to issue related orders and regulations.
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Ottawa
United States
Gahan
Rigr
Canada
Stenhall
Attorney General action under Criminal Code against Solloway Mills
Vancouver reports say Farris Stutz and Sloan obtained an injunction to stop city detectives from seizing books in the Solloway Mills and Company offices after a search warrant was issued by J J Frawley of the Alberta AG’s department. Edmonton’s Attorney General Lumiburti said he had no report yet and expected no trouble, noting Frawley is proceeding under the Criminal Code to obtain required information.
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Apg
Regina
Vie Alperta
Thurs
Vancouver
Mar
Farris, Stutz and Sloan
Solloway, Mills and Company
J. J. Frawley
Alberta
Frawley
Alec Burland Acquitted In Court Case Over Child Carnal Knowledge
The case against Alec Burland ended with acquittal at the Supreme Court this morning. The judge ruled no crime occurred as the Neglected Children's department officials refused to permit marriage, despite the couple intending to wed and the girl’s pregnancy.
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Alec’ Burland
Supreme Court
Hig Lordship
C. S. Blanchard
K.C
Iga Reider
Irvine
Witness
Medicine Hat
Burland
Hve
Williams
St. Ady
Winee
Calgary
Sowa
Blanchard
Gravenhurst Fire Destroys Three Businesses and Home
Gravenhurst Ont March 5 A major blaze tore through the town destroying three business establishments and a residence. The fire, swept by high winds, threatened the entire business district and caused an estimated 290000 dollars in damage. Sparks and embers spread to nearby structures as firefighters fought the flames for hours.
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Gravenhurst
Ont
Prince of Wales Recovers and Plans Safari Base
London reports the Prince of Wales has recovered quickly from malaria and will resume hunting on Sunday. A Nairobi dispatch says he may travel to Entebbe Uganda and use Lake Victoria steamer operations as the expedition base with no further bulletins from Nairobi.
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London
Prince of ‘Wales
Nairobi
Kenya
Entebbe
Uganda
Lake Victoria
Labor Urges Dole System and Unemployment Insurance
Australian Labor calls on the government to fund a nationwide unemployment insurance scheme. The Trades Union Congress endorses the move and seeks early action on nationalization and related financial reforms through Commonwealth Bank functions.
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Melbourne
Australia
Reuter’s
Labor
Dole
Trades ‘Union Congress of the Commonwealth
Lebor
National
Ngrese
Aaresd
Wien
Plane Crash at Will Rogers Ranch Kills Three
Three persons died in a plane crash on the Will Rogers ranch near Beverly Hills today. The wreck was found by Rogers estate employees. police have yet to confirm identities as no witnesses heard or saw the crash.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Will Rogers
Beverley Hills
Rogers
Auburn Prison Principal Keeper Stabbed to Death
Howard Beckwith principal keeper at Auburn prison was stabbed to death today. Beckwith had succeeded George A. Durnford, who was killed in the Auburn riot of December 1 last.
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Auburn
N.Y
Howard Beckwith
Auburn Prison
Beckwith
George A. Durnf
Veteran Under Arrest Charged Cheque Forgery Case
Frederick Ward faces charges of forging and uttering after a pension cheque was raised from 10 to 100 dollars and cashed. Police chased Ward across the province before his return to Medicine Hat for clothing. Don Breener faces a preliminary hearing on abducting a girl under 16. Walter Muryn goes to trial for four charges of obtaining goods by false pretenses via bad cheques in the Supreme Court.
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Frederick Ward
Department of Pensions
Ottawa
Ward
Socal
Iimibo
Hamilton
Ontario
Don
Breener
Dreener
Alderson
Walter Muryn
Supreme Court
Mayors greet air mail pilots in Canada progress note
In a ceremony, Mayor Bullivant received air mail greetings from the Minister of Finance and the Minister of the Interior. Officials praised progress, noting time is money and air routes knit communities, with the westbound plane late and the eastbound arriving early. Both planes carried large mail loads and beacon lights and markings aided pilots on the route.
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Bullivant
Finance
Chas. A. Dunning
Canada
Charles .Stewart
Calgary
Brydges Sets Pace In Canadian Rally And Horseplay
The report notes Brydges winning a race against Emil Goddard after Marked up by the French Canadian champion. Brydges posted a time of over 28 hours nine minutes for the event. Redon records cited and a dramatic late surge by Goddard are mentioned amid the chaotic OCR narrative with several garbled phrases.
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Brydges
Ranberiyy Pontage
Emil St. Godderd
Poat
Cheateerby
Cate
Sagan
Drowning Tragedy on Sydney Harbor Ice Fatalities Reported
A harbor ice accident near Sydney, Nova Scotia, left two girls and two other youths dead after a capsize and crash. Authorities say several others were unable to assist as the ice broke under them. The identities and exact ages were not fully confirmed in the fragment.
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Sydney
N.S
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Wil Rogers’ Ranch
Walter Maryn
Lieaay, Ae Ee
Yeaty
Wikia
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Houy
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