Tremors in Jugo Slavia Kill Dozens Across Balkans
A sequence of earthquakes in eastern Jugoslavia and Bulgaria over two days killed between 80 and 150 people, destroyed thousands of buildings, and injured hundreds. Rescue work and shelter tents continued as rail service was disrupted and towns faced widespread damage near Drama and Pirava.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Gnto
Black Sea
Drama
Greece
Kayallion
Thrace
Adrianople
Pirava
Parva
Komm
Guevgeli
Ole
Belgriale
Jioslavia
Balkan
Bulania
Thek Sea
Ries
Piruva
MD Services
Nferestpd
Alexander
Zivkeviteh
Sheath
Snow Storm Ravages Atlantic Coast From New York to Maine
A major blizzard hit the Atlantic seaboard from Yolinas to Maine causing injuries and extensive property damage. Seven killed in New York City auto accidents and other locales reported losses as roofs collapsed and floods formed, with tide surges reaching Battery Park.
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New York
N.Y
Atlantic Seaboard
Yolinas
Maine
New York State
New Gland
Newrk City
York
Rochester
North’s Grand Old Man Bishop Grouard Dies at 91
The aging Missionary Bishop Ignace Grouard, known as the Grand Old Man of the North, died at 91 after decades of frontier service in the Peace River country. He led Athabasca and Mackenzie dioceses, traveled widely by dog team and boat, later by plane, and helped establish missions around Grouard near Lesser Slave Lake.
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Eimjie Grou- MJ
Anda
Grouard
Peace River
Athasa
Megr
Jozeph-Guy
Hs Illnes
Eer
Ucs
Mather Grouard
Ibora
Tachte
Athabasca
Mackenzie
Hig
Buffalo Bay
Lesser Alave Lake
Edmonton
Indiana
Trai
Bishop Grovard
Earthquakes in Japan Hit City. Minor Damage No Casualties
An earthquake in Hokkaido caused minor damage in Hakodate with two chimney stacks toppling and some telegraph wires broken. Tokyo announced 1930 quake total at 11,972, about four and a half times a normal year, with roughly half felt by people.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Hakodate
Hokkaido
Central Observatory
Japan
Fragmentary report on Sinyang clash and train movement
Fragment suggests Met trops engaged near Sinyang about 100 miles north as royal train reportedly moved south along the railway. Details are incomplete with several garbled phrases and unclear dates or exact units.
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Hinkow
Manh
Sinyang
Githe
Bitter Weather Grips Great Britain Across Europe
Storms and extreme cold sweep Britain and much of Europe with heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and canceled trains. Eastern Scotland and north eastern England endure deep snow as officials warn of continued harsh conditions for several days.
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Belgium
Scandinavia
Austria
Poland
Weather Bureau
London
Fleet Street
Aberdeen
Bdtton
Elfeboats
Fen
Rotary talk highlights naturalization and unity in Canada
Mr Frank Freeze of Calgary, chairman of the Canadian Advisory Board of Rotary, urged better understanding among races and promoted naturalization and civic duties. He cited radio and newspaper support and outlined economic benefits from sugar, coal, lime, and domestic production to aid Alberta and Canada.
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WneZn
Canada
Hower Stuttsebury
Cohen
Issioner
Alberta
Lunoheog
United States
Albertta
Private visit of Marsé Del Phata to the Prints of Wales exhibit
Marsé Del Phata from Buenos Aires arrived by a special train for a private visit to the Prints of Wales in Argentina. He will return to the Capital next Saturday to inaugurate the British Trade Exposition.
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Marsé Del _Phata
Argentina
rMarciarezsy
Wales
Buenos Aires
Seine Rises to New Height Amid Cold March Spell
The Seine has risen eight and two thirds inches since yesterday but a cold snap with temperatures near 23 F is expected to restrain the river from reaching danger levels. The old battlefields face the coldest March weather in recent years with Nancy recording 10.4 degrees.
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Paris
Mar
Associated Press
Seine
Nancy
Robbers Safe Crack Victoria Theatres and Grocery
Safe crackers robbed two theatres and a grocery store in Victoria over the weekend totaling over four thousand dollars. The Kirkham’s grocery safe yielded 1800, the Dominion theatre safe was blown with nitroglycerine and 1091 taken, and the Capitol theatre safe combination was broken with 1214 stolen. The incidents were detected as of March 9.
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Victoria
B.C
Kirkham
Dominion Theatre
The
Capitol
Canadian leader denounces wealth inequality in rare speech
A Canada wide address condemns elites for causing misery and privilege, accusing them of parasitizing national finance and education. The speaker calls out governments deemed apathetic and questions who in Canada today tolerates such conditions.
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Canada
Kuasia
Fragmentary 1981 Edmonton Report With Mixed Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment from an Edmonton Alberta piece references Medicine Hat Dunmore and a seventh Leg tale reignema. It includes unclear quotes about a budget debate and an insurance scheme while noting a larger number of unreadable items and fragmented phrases.
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Edmonton
Alta
Medicine Hat
Dunmore
Bean
Nurohier
Herridge Appointed Canadian Minister in Ottawa
Ottawa reports Major Herridge named Canadian minister with approval from King and administrator. Prime Minister Bennett announced the order-in-council and cabinet meeting formalities. Herridge plans to assume duties in the United States after arranging financial affairs and will reside abroad for about two months.
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Ottawa
Willian
Alolster
Prenier
Ben Role
United States
Apita
Major Herridge
Herricge
Minisey
Dave Orate
Anjor Baridge
Prenter Bennett
Presten
Vincent Masery
Yei‘agro
General Fell
Majer Lerrivdee- Fuegnipsaier
Bennett
PLO Nak
Canada
Midge
Mitel
Onservat
Prohibition Petition Heard by Committee in Alberta
The Alberta Prohibition Association petition to amend the Liquor Control Act or seek a plebiscite began before the standing committee with private views. Hearings were expected from both wets and drys as 38,000 signatures were examined. The house session followed with public works estimates and bills to be reviewed.
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Way
Ghee Ee Srmienton
Alberta Prohibition Association
Bhoth
Treason Trials: Fourteen Mensheviks Sentenced
Moscow reports fourteen Mensheviks on treason trial were sentenced today to prison terms up to ten years. The defendants were tried since last Sunday and now face long terms in Soviet custody.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Fire Damages Sault Ste. Marie Plant. $200,000 Loss
A devastating blaze in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario last evening destroyed Mehweeny a Baliga and the Gerrie Press plant. The building loss is pegged at 100,000 with patents at 24.00 and various assets ranging from 50,090 to 100.00, totaling about 200,000 in damage.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Mar
Errie Press
Gerrie
Strathroy Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life
In Strathroy Ontario on March 8 a 60 year old machinist, Thomas Statham, killed his ailing wife driven by financial distress. After striking her bed ridden spouse, he swallowed poison and died hours later when the nurse found them.
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Strathroy
Werg
Strathr Oy
Pillen
Tatham
Calder Army ship Clinartis Alaunia damaged in water leak
A Halifax report describes the Clinartis Alaunia taking a sharp turn in heavy seas and docking port to forward. a leak caused water ingress and minor damage. A survey at noon noted the ship could not prevent salting and required cement sealing.
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Haifax
N.S
Clinartis Alaunia
Plymouth
Four Children Die in Farm House Fire Tragedy
A Woodland district fire at the Pearl ine farm home of Robert Searles trapped four children who died. A fifth child suffered severe burns and was admitted to a local hospital in Garibou Maine after the blaze last night.
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Pearine
Robert, Searles
Woodland
Garibou
Maine
Mar
Indian Assembly approves record of satisfaction with government
The Legislat Assembly today adopted a motion by Diwan Bahadur Kangagh expressing satisfaction with the working of the government and the Congress party, highlighting a favorable tone in New Delhi.
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Sociated Press
Legislat ‘Assembly
Amit
Diwan Bahadur
Kangagh
House
Sroft
Newnat Tween
S Congress Darty
Swimming in Sydney Nets Shark Warning
A garbled Australia water report describes a shark safety net 30 feet long and a 40 yard boat tow by Coppler to sea. It notes a shark encounter lasting three hours and a distance of seven huts, with a current affecting the swim.
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Sydney
Australia
Mar Asociated Press
Pratec
Len and Reo Attend Sal Beh Event
Len and Reo attended the Sal Beh event, reported with focus on participants and venue. The brief notes their presence and the event setting, highlighting local engagement and community interest.
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England
Montreal
Touay
Wali
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