Tremors Devastate Southern California Killing Dozens
A powerful sequence of twenty-two major earthquakes hits Los Angeles and surrounding cities, leaving at least 130 dead and about 4,000 injured. Long Beach suffers heavy damage with hundreds missing, while Anaheim and Huntington Park report severe destruction. Relief efforts swing into action as seismologists warn shocks may continue for weeks.
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Kenty
Los Angeles
Mar
California
Long Beach
Anahein
Aureles
Compton
Santa Ana
Kuntingdon Park
San Pedro
Wilmington
Bellflower
Hermosa Beach
Artesia
Garden Grove
Walnut Park
Norwalk
Huntington Park
Rolph
United States
Santa Barbara
Moon
Paris May Protest Nazi Occupation and Brownshirts
Diplomatic talks among Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon followed reports that 500 Nazis seized the Kehl barracks on the Rhine and raised the Swastika flag. Kehl, Baden, lies near Strasbourg. Daladier and Boncour briefed on the violation of neutrality as protests loom.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Kehl
Strasbourg
Rhine
Baden
Ramsay MacDonald
Far
Britain
John Simony
Joe ¥ Daladier
Joseph Paul-Boncour
France
Ireland Defeats Wales in Season Rugby Match
Ireland tops Wales 10 to 5 in Belfast, the fourth international rugby clash of the year. Ireland led by a first half advantage as the teams battled through a tight game.
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Belfast
Ireland
Wales
Missouri Shocks Poplar Bluff With Twin Earth Tremors
Two distinct earthquakes rattled windows and shook pictures in Poplar Bluff Missouri at 6:48 and 7:04 a.m. CST. Residents reported the tremors as they felt the ground shake and objects tremble in daily surroundings.
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Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Mar
Banking sector buoyed as normalcy nears across US
New York and other financial centers show optimism over resumption of normal banking later this week. Wall Street banks prepare to reopen with Treasury approval, deposits and payrolls gradually normalized while markets anticipate broader trading to rebound.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
William Woodin
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Te Banka
Monarchs Headed to Strathmore for Morgan Cup Opener
The Monarchs left this afternoon for Strathmore to open the home and home Morgan Cup series. The return game is set for Monday at 8 30 p m here. The series winner advances to face Cadomin.
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Monarchs
Strathmore
Cadomin
Sugar Beet Exemption From Sales Tax Reported
Ottawa reports a single exemption from upcoming sales tax hikes. Sugar made from Canadian beets is understood to be exempt from the sales tax.
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Ottawa
Patricia Terrill
Battle Tonight in Medicine Hat Decide Interprovincial Hockey
Lascar Indians meet Kimberley Dynamiters in a decisive Arena clash before a record crowd. Two thousand fans witnessed a fast, high quality game on Thursday and expect another thrilling tonight as the championship hangs on the result. Lineups include goaltender Byers and skaters McGowan Bell Gillies Livingstone Kennedy McVey Cavanagh Dickens Barloff Mitchell Campbell against M McKenzie D McKenzie Anfleck.
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Medicine Hat
Lascar Indians
Kimberley Dynamiters
Lascar Kimberley
Byers Wagner
McGowan Ptet Angolates Bell Gillies
Miller Kennedy
Livingstone McVey
Cavanagh Onaychuk
Dickens Barloff
Anfleck Mitchell
M. McKenzie Campbell
D. McKenzie
Three Die in Los Angeles Plane Crash En Route to Quake Aid
An aeroplane bound for Long Beach crashed killing three men. The victims are Frederick Porter Chicago sportsman and plane owner, Captain Charles Towne field manager Santa Monica airport, and Santa Monica Police Sergeant Charles Morton.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Federick Porter
Chicago
Charles Towne
Santa Monica
Charles Morton
Vic Smith seeks long flight record from London to Cape Town
Vic Smith, 19, from Cape Town, aims to beat Amy Mollison's England to Cape Town record. He left London on Thursday and flew via Niamey and Oran toward Beni Abbes as he pushes toward the Niger river leg. Record pace shows 4 days 6 hours 55 minutes target.
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Gap
French West Africa
London
Cape Town
Amy Johnson Morrison
Victor Smith
Niger River
Niamey
Mollison
Beni Abbes
Algeria
Amy Mollison
England
Reggan
Here
Smith
Cape
Oran
Hoover executive dies after fall at Cleveland clinic
Dan P Hoover 47 vice president of the Hoover Company drops to his death from a fifth floor window at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Fire on Horse Island sighted near St Johns confirms possible sealers safety but not yet verified. Pope Pius grants titular church to Cardinal elect Villeneuve in Rome as the House debates Roosevelt economy bill in immediate consideration.
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Cleveland
Mar
Dan. P. Hoover
Hoover Company
Cleveland Clinic
St. Johns
Horse Island
White Bay
Vatican City
Pius
J. M. R. Villeneuve
Quebec
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Rome
Washington
House Representatives
Roosevelt
Visiting Hockey Teams Banqueted At Assiniboia Hotel
Lascar and Kimberley players were hosted in Medicine Hat as play offs were set for Medicine Hat. Local officials praised hospitality and sportsmanship and hoped for continued visits next year.
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Assiniboia Hotel
Lascar
Kimberley
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
W.H. Gray
Eluiiue
Scott
Medicine Hat
Rochon
Wilf
Tommy aKight
J. M. Taylor
Hockey Association
Monarchs
Verdict Clears Rink Co and Fulton in Arena Negligence Suit
In the Alberta Supreme Court yesterday Justice Ives dismissed Julia Cook v Medicine Hat Rink Co Ltd and Morton Fulton. A jury found no negligence by either defendant and that Cook was not on the premises with permission.
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Justice Ives
Supreme Court
Julia Cook
Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd
Morton Fulton
Arena F
C. Carnegy
M. Muir
F. Shepherd
N. Trimble
W. W. Oliver
F. Ferguson
W. D. Gow
F. Baird
Redcliff
Plaintiff
R. B. Davidson
the Rink Co
C. S. Blanchard
K.C
J. A. Stewart
Mrs. Fieger
Mrs. Cool
Fifth Avenue
Fourth St
Fieger
Wheat prices at Ogilvie's May 52 1 4 split
Ogilvie's lists wheat quotes for May at 52 1 4, July 53 1 2, October 65 1 2, November 50 7 8, with Track 51 and Street 32 noted. The short list suggests futures or market levels on a single page.
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Ogilvie’s
Man Denny fatally injures head in Redcliff incident
A visitor named Denny was found with serious head injuries in Redcliff and died at the hospital after an 11 a.m. admission. The RCMP investigated after a Redcliff call at 10 a.m. The deceased, staying with Harry Bodnar, prompted an inquest to be arranged by Coroner Dr. McEwen.
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Denny
R.C.M
Redcliff
Nott
Redcliff Review
R.C.M.P
Harry Bodnar
McEwen
Medicine Hat hosts successful western horse sale
The Medicine Hat Horse Sale Association backed by the Chamber of Commerce reported a successful sale with two hundred fifty horses sold and prices well above the average. Calgary buyer J W Durne called it the best sale in Western Canada this year as organizers credit the setup and farmer preparation for higher future profits.
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Medicine Hat Horse Sale Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Durne
Calgary
Canada
Jessons
Dean Shaw
University of Saskatchewan
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Mitchell and
Willows
Medicine Hat
E. W. Pancoast
Bowell
Golden Valley Irrigation Co
G. M. Armstrong
Elkwater
Eugene Burton
Little Plume Creek
R. H. Kurjaveit
Rosebeg
W. Davidson
A. Edwardson
J. N. Dacre
Redcliff
O. H. Cooper
Winnifred
G. Hendell
Vauxhall
A. Dubeau
J. S Sewell
Bingville
T. B. Jenkinson
Hilda
J. Mitchell
N. Dacre
Jenkinson
Tragic Fire Claims Three Children in Quebec Town
A blaze at the home of George Cote in Disraeli Quebec killed three children ages two to seven. Cote and his wife escaped with their infant, who suffered serious burns. Fire investigators are assessing cause as the family Coping with loss.
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Sherbrooke
Que
George Cote
Disraeli
Cote
Ture
Poland Germany tensions swirl over troop movements
Berlin reports Polish government denies troop concentrations near Gdynia and the Free City of Danzig while Taegliche Rundschau claims Polish forces mass along the border and in the Corridor. The paper notes hundreds of planes at one field and a tank regiment at Pommay rising from thirty five to eighty five.
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Berlin
Goynia
Free City of
Danzig
Taegliche Rundschau
Schleicher
Pormay
Alberta revenue figures from taxes and licences
Alberta's provincial government revenue for the year ended March 31 totaled 4,199,065.14, down from 4,915,529.66 last year. Gas tax led at 1,501,196.20, auto licenses 1,058,640.48, amusement tax 109,183.31, pari mutuels 65,876.22, railway mileage tax 283,663.04, with banks, elevators, express, gas and power, insurers, and other companies contributing varied amounts. Calendar year 1932 saw 497 joint stock companies formed, 88 foreign companies registered. continued on page four.
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Edmonton
J. Brownlee
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Regina
Jay Pr
Prince Albert
Lethbridge
U. S
Chicago Board of Trace
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Vic. Smith
Winters
Alex McCarter
Hell In
West
Y. Mitchell
J. S. McNaught
W. Huckvale
Poland
Germany
Cloud Rangers
Ada
Empress Theatre
Blanchard
Hockey
B.C
Alta
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