League council backs Hitler demand for equality
The League of Nations council accepted Germany's demand for equality but rejected Hitler's condition to discuss his peace proposals at the same time as Rhineland reoccupation talks. France led six nations opposing the simultaneous discussion, while Britain warned mediation would be harder. France later tabled a resolution condemning Germany's Locarno violations, with debate postponed to tomorrow.
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London
League. of, Nations Council
Reichsfuellrer Mitler
Hitler
Germany
Rhineland
France
Turkey
Spain
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Britain
Hiter
Mar
C.P
Pierre- Mtienne Flandin
League of Nations Council
Flandin
Belgium
Social Credit leader under fire for pre arrival letter publication
Dr. John L. Robinson condemned Major C. H. Douglas for letting the press publish his letter to Premier Aberhart before it reached the premier. In Medicine Hat, Robinson urged Social Credit supporters to demand full disclosure of correspondence, asserting Aberhart and his cabinet can advance Social Credit alone if Douglas stays away.
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C. H. Douglas
Social Credit
Alberta
William Aberhart
John L. Robinson
Medicine Hat
M.L.A
S.C
Dr. Robinson
Douglas
Yoo
U.F.A
Aberhart
A. A. H. Reilly
R. H. Kent
Medicine Hat Social Credit
Mr. Reilly
Three Balkan Premiers Meet to Review Alliance Ties
Benito Mussolini Kurt Schuschnigg and Julius Goemboes, leaders of Italy Austria and Hungary, plan a three way summit this week to reestablish a common stance amid tensions over Lio varno terms and growing German influence. talks will cover Rome Berlin rapprochment and possible Danubian cooperation with Vienna as a pivot.
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Rome
Schuschnigg
Chan- Yeller Dolfuss
Germany
Italy
Nas
Berlin
Hitler
Berne Waldence
Allorence
Uslian
Textile Inquiry Opens At Sherbrooke Mills Today
The royal commission into Canada’s textile industry will begin activities tomorrow at Sherbrooke. Justice W. F. A. Turgeon of Saskatchewan arrives tonight and will tour eastern townships tomorrow. A visit to the Dominion Textile Co plant is planned as its January mill closure spurred the inquiry. No public session before Tuesday. hearings expected Tuesday through Thursday.
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Montreal
C.P
Royal Commission
Canada
Sherbrooke
W. F. A. Turgeon
Saskatchewan
Dominion ‘Textile Co
Court House
Admiral Beatty Laid Beside Nelson at St Pauls Tomb
In London on March 16 the body of Admiral Beatty was laid to rest beside Nelson at St Pauls Cathedral beside Jellicoe with the Union Jack over the Lion banner. Eight British admirals served as pallbearers while royal and colonial representatives attended the funeral procession. The Duke of York and the Duke of Kent led royal representation. Canada was represented by Col. 2. Vanier as the high commissioner’s envoy.
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London
C.P
Beatty
Jutland
Jellicoe
Nelson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Duke of York
Puke
Bent
Canada
Col
Vanier
High Commissioner
Duke Of York Receives Order Of St Patrick In London
The King awards the Most Illustrious Order of St Patrick to the Duke of York. He becomes a member of Britain’s three great orders, after already holding the Garter and Thistle.
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London
Duke of York
Great Britain
Premier Aberhart Denies Douglas Needed for Social Credit
Calgary March 15 Premier Aberhart told followers at the Prophetic Bible Institute that Douglas is not essential for Social Credit success. He denied debt repudiation plans, pledged fair policy, and said he would push provincial reconstruction with limited authority while preparing to recall legislators.
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Aberhart
Douglas
Calgary
C.P
Dougina
C. H Douplas
Alberta
Prophetic Bible Institute
Grovernment
Aimsch
Junkers
She ‘Hhring
Montreal
Premer Sahel
Ilva
Alberta to Issue Bonds at Low Interest, Aberhart Announces Plan
Premier Aberhart announced the Alberta Legislature will replace present issues with new bonds bearing 2.75 or 3 percent interest within days. The plan aims to compulsory convert the $160,000,000 provincial debt and save about $7,000 for each bondholder.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Aberhart
Nhat
Big Entry Seen For Horse Sale In Medicine Hat
Entries for Medicine Hat s Fourth Annual Horse Sale Friday March 20 exceed initial hopes with at least 200 animals expected. James Mitchell leads the sale with Walter Huckvale, Chamber of Commerce secretary, reporting the strong showing and Calgary s W Durne as pioneer organizer.
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Medicine Hat
Walter Huckvale
Chamber of Commerse
James Mitchell
W. Durne
Calgary
Mrs Sajna Found Dead. Husband Held on Murder Charge
Believed to be killed in a domestic quarrel, Mrs Harry Sajna, wife of a pulp wool mill worker, was found dead at her Port Arthur home. Police charged her husband, Harry Sajna, with murder after discovering the body on a downstairs floor with a hammer and iron stripping nearby.
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Port, Arthur
Mar
C.P
Harry Sajna
Fuel Oil Act Aims to Regulate Gasoline Prices
Edmonton March 16 The proposed new fuel oil amending act would give the Public Utilities Commission power to investigate and regulate gasoline prices. Introduction of the act is postponed to allow major oil companies to submit a voluntary price reduction proposal.
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Edmonton
Mar
C.P
Public Utilities Commission
C. Manning
Double Murder and Suicide at Alberta Farm Near Turin
Tragedy at a farm near Turin Alberta as C Whinson’s home and barn burned after two teenage daughters Alaire 16 and Lorraine 11 were killed and hired man Loris Czabo 36 believed to have shot them. Czabo’s charred remains found in the barn. inquest set for Wednesday. Police from Barons and Lethbridge assisting. survivors include Mr and Mrs Whinson and three younger children.
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Tuirun
Alla
C. Whinson
Alaire
Lorraine
Loris Ceabo
Ani
Sie
Flinson
Vurin
Czabo
Roy! Canadian Mounted
Turin
Lethbridge
Wlinson
Legislature to Continue Two More Weeks of Work
EDMONTON March 16 Members of the House face a heavy load of legislation as estimates are cleared. Two weeks of intensive sessions remain before Governorship proclaims the session. Key items include Social Credit Measures Recall Act and School Act with the latter not yet introduced. Debate expected but not prolonged as codes regulations and minor matters occupy time.
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Edmonton
W. L. Walsh
Social Credit
Jergthy
Jon
Troopship Gesare Battier Leaves Naples for Massaui
A naval transport with V136 and personnel aboard cleared for Massaui from Naples. The movement includes 12 officers and 339 soldiers aboard the 8.8. Tevere, alongside a party secretary general of the Fagalst.
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Britea
Naples
G.P. Yay Yas
Gésare “Battier
Worksien
Fagalst
Massaui
Britreau
Toda
Tevere
Naturalization Approvals Reported in District Court
District Court proceedings this morning approved naturalization for several applicants including Edward Male Christian Docter Josef Dekenner Hit ler Frank Sweltzer Schaler Rosaduik Suffield Otto Wittke Irvine Martin Kondén and others. A related case involving Swan Manuelsson was charged with alleged theft and set for hearing on Wednesday.
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W. Greche
Edward Male
Christian
Docter
Aa Loli
Josef Dekenner Hitler
Frank Sweltzer
Schaler
Propriet Rosaduik
Suffield
Otto Wittke
Irvine
Martin Kondén
MedicinesHate
Swan Maanusson Ehargat
Ign
Mart
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Goemboes
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