Calgary Brewery Trophy Awarded to New Club Tigers
The Calgary Brewery Cup for City League champions was presented to the New Club Tigers at a Legion hall banquet hosted by the New Club Cafe. Calgary Hockey figures and Medicine Hat officials attended as Chief J M Taylor presented the trophy to Chris Jeffries, with W H Gray presiding and praise for the teams’ season and sponsorship.
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Calgary Brewery
Tigers
Tigers and Legion
Las?t-Tevening
WM. Gray
Alta
Hockeey Association
Chief Taylor
Medicine Hat Hockey Association
Canadian Legion Hall
Clap Tigers
J. M. Taylor
Gray
Taylor
G. Lynch
Calgary
Alberta Hockey Association
Messrs
A. H. Watson
H. J. Scott
P. L. Riches
R. B. Pratt
The
Canadian Legion
R. B. Pratt II
Chris Jeffries
Jeffries
Pratt
C.P.R
Medicine Hat Rink Co
Medicine Hat
Western Canada
Scott
Calgary Brewing Cup
Keen
Incendiarism Suspected After Mount Allison Fire Loss
Sackville N B March 17 With two Mount Allison University buildings in ashes incendiarism was suspected on campus The fires destroyed the physics and engineering building and Centennial Hall with an estimated loss of 130000 A hockey star Spec Peebles from New Glasgow NS was overcome by smoke while aiding others and taken to safety after attempting to save furnishings Also Mount Allison Academy burned ten days earlier causing 75000 in damages
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Sackville
N B
Mount Allison University
Centennial Hall
Mount Allison Academy
Ottawa Sets Dollar Rate For Customs Duties
The Department of National Revenue announced a new conversion: one U S dollar equals 1.184 Canadian funds for duties. With the U S banking holiday halting exchange rates, Minister E B Ryckman ruled both currencies at par for customs duties temporarily.
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Ottawa
Department of National Revenue
United States
U.S
E. B. Ryckman
National Revenue
Concert by Redcliff CGIT group entertains Gordon Memorial crowd
Mrs White leads Redcliff CGIT with two acts at Gordon Memorial Church school room. The program includes choruses, solos, recitations, and a humorous stage play The Bathroom Door. Mrs Shimmin directs. Mrs Caine plays piano as audience fills the venue and shows strong appreciation.
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Thohbita
E. Collard
B. Evans
H. Learmonth
L. Knudson
R. Pow
Florence Jacobson
Urrew Bell
Doreen Cooke
M. Stratton
White
C.g.lt
L. Shimmin
J. Caine
R. E. Pow
C.G. I.T. Group
Came
Shimmin
Widespread Evils In Sale of Stocks
William Gray, former counsel of the U S Senate banking committee, urges corrective securities legislation after reporting evidence of widespread evils in stock sales. He says powerful interests can manipulate markets and control prices in normal times to achieve desired results.
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Washington,c
Wm. Gray
U.S. Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Edmonton Calgary Brewery License Application Report
An expenditure of about 250000 will fund a new brewery in either Edmonton or Calgary if granted a license. The United Brewing Company, funded by BC and Alberta capital, has applied to the provincial government for a plant permit. No location decision yet. Premier Brownlee says the license request is under review with possible legislature committee handling. There are five provincial breweries now: two in Edmonton, two in Calgary, one in Lethbridge. If approved, construction would begin promptly.
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Edmonton
Calgary
United Brewing Company
British Columbia
Alberta
Brownlee
Lethbridge
Heralds Beginning Of New Orientation
Rome reports a British Italian conference this weekend may shift European and world relations. Disarmament tops a broad agenda with world commerce and money stabilization to follow. Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon will represent Britain, Mussolini will speak for Italy, signaling a potential new era in European policy.
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Rome
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
John Simon
Mussolini
Italy
Milan
Il Popolo D'Italia
Train Wreck Kills Thirty in Manchuria Collision
Mukden reports a freight train rear-ended a passenger train between Changchia tun and Supingkai last midnight, killing 30 and injuring over 70. The delay followed a partial derailment amid anti Chinese band incidents under Manchukuo occupation. most victims were Chinese minor Japanese among the dead.
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Manchukuo
Mukden
Changchiatun
Supingkai
Manchuria
Reduced Acreage Proposed In US A
Washington March 16 The Roosevelt Farm Relief Bill to Congress authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture to reduce acreage of basic agricultural commodities through producer agreements or other means. It reintroduces features of the vetoed Smith cotton bill including government removal of cotton surpluses and options for farmers to reduce 1933 crops. Rental or benefit payments may be allowed and Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds used. A processing tax applies on first domestic processing. The act covers wheat cotton corn hogs cattle sheep rice tobacco and milk products and remains in effect until the President proclaims it unnecessary.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Exchange Loss Was Heavy Last Year
In Ottawa the question of last year’s exchange loss tied to the Canadian National is raised in Commons. William Tan MacKenzie asks for the loss figure and is told the net balance against Canada is about 4.5 million dollars, though some loss was offset by favorable British exchange.
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Ottawa
Canadian National
Tan MacKenzie
Vancouver Centre
R.G. Manion
British Russian Affair Unsettled in March Talks
British subjects arrested by Soviet secret police face public trial within a month. London discussed possible severance of relations if unresolved by April 16 when the trade pact ends, amid talk of a dramatic Soviet trial and potential diplomatic break.
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Moscow
Foreign Office
London
Great Britain
Russia
Agyuar
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company
Maxim Litvinoff
State medicine favored in Saskatchewan legislature
Regina March 16 The Saskatchewan legislature passed a resolution urging the government to consider state health services. The plan envisions local rates with government grants and possible reorganization of health care. The measure was introduced by Charles McIntosh and supported by R J M Parker and W C Buckle. The House also urged the federal government to aid barter trade with other nations, notably Russia, to supply wheat for starving people.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Charles McIntosh
Kinistino
F. D. Munro
House
R. J. M. Parker
Pelly
W. C. Buckle
Russia
Plan for Indian Federal Constitution Published in White Paper
The British government proposes a federation of British India and native Indian states with a federal legislature and a viceroy led executive. The upper House Council State would hold up to 260 members while the lower House Assembly could reach 375, including appointments by state rulers. The plan also sketches international control measures and disarmament steps.
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London
India
Council State
British India
Beer Bill Advances Toward Conference With Senate
Washington reports the House rules committee approved a rule to send the beer bill to a conference with the Senate to reconcile differences. The Senate earlier cut beer strength to 3.05 percent from 3.2 and predicted enactment by Monday night, with sale of brew by April 4.
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Washington
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Harrison
Missouri
United States Senate
House
Wheat Prices at Ogilvie's Market Update
Wheat price figures show minor shifts across contracts: May 51 38-4, July 52 7-8, Oct 54 1-2 to 5-8, 1 Nov 50 3-8, Track 50 5-8, Street 32. Temperature listed at 56 to 236 with little variation.
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Split
Alberta reports record health year for province
Health officials say 1932 ranks among the healthiest years in Alberta, driven by provincial and municipal efforts and welfare groups. Child welfare programs, clinics in Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat Vegreville and Marquis, and traveling nurses boosted immunization and prenatal and postnatal care reaching thousands of children.
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Alberta
Provincial Health Department
Kate Brighty
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine’ Hat
Vegreville and Marquis
Pany
Visi
Athens
Sing
Roy
Man Orme
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United Brewing Co
Us.a
Roosevelt Farm Board
C.N.R
J. R. Manion
Federation OF Natives States
FED
Council OF Ministers
Disarmament Commission
Henry L. Stimson
Geneva
Mar
MacDonald
General Commission
France
Germany
U.S.A
Ogilvie’'S
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