Chamberlain Defends Defence Plans For England
Neville Chamberlain told Birmingham constituents that Britain cannot shut its eyes to dangers abroad yet does not expect war but must be prepared for all eventualities. He said the government will expand defense and build a powerful air force to deter aggression and meet changing conditions.
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Chamberlain
Birmingham
C. P
Neville Chamberlain
E Ichequer
Eagha
League
Edte
Europe
Parlia
Three Killed Two Wounded in Jail Break
A Kansas gunman tried to free his brother at a penitentiary in Sioux Falls South Dakota on Friday triggering a running gun fight. Warden Wagene Reiley 72 and Phil Jay of St Paul were killed during the chase. Berlan Meisel and Miss Freda Rausch were wounded and Meisel later died. Ole Carrier 18 and George Collins deputy sheriff were wounded. The escape plan ended with the gunmen taking a car and fleeing as officers opened fire.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Kansas
Wagene Reiley
Phil Jay
St. Paul
Berlan Meisel
Webster
Freda Rausch
Miss Rausch
Ole Carrier
Kansan W
George Collins
Meisel
Reiley
Cameron Given 20 Year Sentence in Murder Case
In Cornwall Ontario Clarence Cameron, 29, a farmhand from Amherst, N S, received a 20 year term for murder with a Kingston penitentiary sentence. Mrs Viney Bell Volvey, 29, was sentenced to two years less one day in reformatory on a reduced manslaughter charge. The pair were accused in the death of Bonville farmer Louis Iris Hin and found at his home stair foot ten miles north. It was their second trial after a hung jury in the first trial last autumn.
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Cornwall
Ont
C.r
Clarence Cameron
Amherst
N.S
Priday
Kingston Penitentiary
Viney Bell Volvey
Reformatory
Louis
Cameron
Here
Urge Convention From Drumheller Group
A Drumheller group sends a resolution urging a provincial convention of the Alberta Social Credit League as soon as possible after the present session of the legislature. No reason was given for the request.
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Drumheller
C.P
Alberta Sooia. Credit League
Alberta
League
Drumheller Group
France Moves To Warn League Over Rhineland Move
French war council cancels army leaves as German troops move into the Rhineland. Foreign Minister Flandin says Germany committed a hostile act by denouncing Locarno. Britain’s Baldwin and London papers react while the League discusses a peace conference. Belgian troops leaves are canceled on the eastern front.
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Paris
C.P
Rhineland
League of Nations
Germany
Pierre- Klienne Flandin
Albert Sarraut
Pierre-Flienne Flandin
London
Anthony Ihen
Stanley Baldwin
Geneva
Mar
Hitler
Leagueé
Council
Brussels
German Occupation of Rhineland Reports Clash With Versailles
German planes flew over Cologne as tanks paraded amid cheers after troops entered the Rhineland demilitarized zone. Hitler announced the Locarno pact dead and pledged a plebiscite while preparing a new non aggression treaty and possible return to the League of Nations.
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Cologne
Rhineland
Berlin
C.P
Adolf Hitler
Riineland
Germany
League of Nations
Reichstag
Hitler
der Fuhhrer
France
HSVI
Locarno
Liquor Store to Move to Granada Building by Month End
Herbert Baker manager said the government liquor store will shift from North Railway Street to the Granada building on Third Street by the end of March. The current E L Cope plumbing quarters will become the store with extra space forming an LL into the municipal affairs area.
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Railway Street
Granada Building
Third Street
Herbert Baker
E. L. Cope
Department of Municipal Affairs
Boulanger Bill Taken Out Of Order In Commons
In Ottawa the Boulanger bill to overhaul rural mail contracts was ruled out of order by Speaker Casgrain. Postmaster-General Elliott warned the measure would raise postal costs by about ten to twenty seven million dollars by paying contractors on a mileage basis.
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Ottawa
C.P
Boulanger
Casgrain
House of Commons
Elliott
France Joins Trans- Atlantic Air Competition
France today entered the European race for a trans Atlantic air service to North America. A French mission met with the U S committee on international aviation and secured assurances that the United States will grant experimental flight rights this year in return for reciprocal treatment. British and German firms had signified plans to test this summer. A decision will follow on the European terminus for the joint privat e venture.
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Washington
France
North America
United States
Committee On International Aviation
Francce
Social Credit caucus to cable Major Douglas
Premier Aberhart and a caucus of Social Credit members announced a cable to Major C H Douglas of London. Douglas demanded tax cancellations an interim budget and rejection of the loan council plan as condition for continued guidance to Alberta.
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Caucus
Social Credit
Major Douglas
Aberhart
Alberta
London
C.P
William Aberhart
Douglas
Alberta Social Credit Administration
Douglas Social Credit Plan
Edmonton
Mar
William Aberhiart
C. H. Douglas
England
World Social Credit
Golden Jubilee Special Train to Vancouver Celebration
A Golden Jubilee Special train carries government members the House of Commons the Senate and press representatives from Ottawa to Vancouver for summer celebrations. The Liberal party hopes this shows broad support as Vancouver hosts the event.
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Ottawa
C.pj
Government
House
of Commons
Senate
Press of Canada
Vancouver
Burratd
Legion to Hold Dinner Meetings With Guest Speaker
Canadian Legion will host a men only dinner at the Hotel Cecil on March 12 at 7 p.m. Dr. F. W. Gershaw will be guest speaker. Tickets from the Legion secretary or committee. Monthly dinners planned with notable speakers, open to all, includes a short musical program. Reserve early.
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Canadian Legion
Cecil
F. W. Gershaw
Legion
Reds Oppose Nippon Forces in Central Shansi Fight
A Chinese Communist army in central Shansi held the town of Fenyang and threatened Taiyuan, the provincial capital, as reported last night amid the nationalist struggle against Japan.
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Peiring
C.p.havas
Fenyang
Shansi
Taiyuan
Italy Accepts League Appeal for East Africa Peace
Rome March 7 Mussolini told his cabinet Italy accepts the League of Nations appeal for peace in East Africa on general principles. The decision authorizes negotiations with Ethiopia after Emperor Haile Selassie accepted a similar appeal. A condition is the lifting of economic penalties on Ethiopia.
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Rome
C.P
Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
East Africa
I Duce
Ethiopia
Haile ‘Selassie
Prise
Ol Duce
Mar
Adolf’ Hitler
Death of small children linked to food allergy says Woldbott
Detroit AP reports Dr. George Woldbott cautioned that sudden death in small children may stem from hyper sensitivity to ordinary foods, an allergy, rather than thymus gland disorders. He warned physicians to watch infants larger than normal at birth with enlarged thymus, noting skin tests have little value in very young children.
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Woldbott
Associated Press
Detroit
George Woldbott
Wold
Weldhott
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Ris Kagea
Tsana
Asmara Se Ees
Aksume
Amba Alaji
Addis Ababa
Makale
Desiye
Haile Selassie
Tembien
Ras Kassa
Quorum
Amba Alai
Dakota
Louis Volvey
Ontario
Demilitarized Zone
U.S.A
Gershaw
Reds
Nippon
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