Youth Congress Seeks French Canadian Youth Participation
An appeal issues French Canadian youth to attend the Second World Youth Congress at Vassar College next August. Senator Raoul Datiurana promotes Canadian delegation to the League of Nations assembly and urges broad youth representation from Canada to support the world movement.
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Vassar College
Raoul Datiurana
Camiean
League of Nations Assembly
Canmadian Youth Congress
Dandaramd Dederses
Canfia Congress
The
World Movement
Canadiana Congress
Torontoe Din Abay
Qabh
Broadcasting Governors to Be Called Before the Commission
Ottawa reports that the Candalan broadcasting corporation will face a special Commons committee inquiry into its activities. The committee will hear in Ottawa on March 21 and 22 as officials from the corporation provide information and respond to written questions.
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Ottawa
Cin Guy
Candalan Breatcasting Corporation
Hos
Conmnons
Ue Corporation
Arthur Lowou
Hien
Lie
Pirovenchers
Wee
Gentral Maneager
Gladstone Murray
Usreen
Evert Lawson
Yorn Calle
House c. Commons
Consolidate A Revenue Fund of
Canada
Paul Mastin
Lin Fssex Feast
PesStead
Lawvon Sabt
Chaumrman Seaubier
Textile Industry Probe Cost Shows $173 231 Spent
Ottawa report reveals the royal commission on the textile industry spent 173 231 up to Feb 19. Justice Turgeon chaired and drew 14 255 including daily allowances. Elie Beauregard, associate counsel, received 32 575 in fees along with living and travel expenses totaling 4 607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
Royal Commission
House of Commons
W. F. A. Turgeon
Elie Beauregard
Niagara Liner En Route to Victoria With Canadian Contingent
The Niagara departs Sydney and will reach Victoria Friday night, docking after an overnight run. Among 617 passengers are 92 Canadian athletes from the Empire Games, with notable travelers including MP IC Sunerson, Dr J R Hurtabise, and Sir Edward D'Peville.
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Vancouver
B.C
Niagara
Sydney
Satuney
Victoria
At & Pm
Ic Sunaerson
House of Commons
St. Marys
Ontario
J. R Hurtabise
Sudbury
Sir Edward D'Peville
Empire Parliamentary Association
Trigin
wPfncil
New Relief Scale In Calgary Cuts Down Food Quotas
Calgary officials approve a new relief scale for the unemployed effective April 1 reducing current food quotas about 11 percent. City commissioners and relief officials were instructed to implement the cuts at the start of the month aligning with Alberta government policy.
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Calgary
C. P
Council
Alberta
Coronach Man Fatally Robbed in Saskatchewan Case
A Coronach man Alfred Pedersen was found dead with a fractured skull several miles south of Coronach on a snow covered area. Police traced his movements from Great Falls to Seaney Mont and to a rural farm, with cash missing and no sign of a struggle at the scene. An inquest in Coronach was adjourned pending an autopsy analysis by Saskatchewan officials.
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Regina
Maren
Bedi
Canada
United States
eCsopr Caf
Alfred Petersin
Wiles Poll
Poplar
Here
Pedersen
Mont
Seaney
Coronaca
Sack
TL O
Coromach Teaday
Jonan Gemmell
Assiniboine
Great Falls
Peice
Sut
Pedesson
Cerenach
Mineral rights tax cut to one third of a cent per acre in Alberta
Edmonton March 00 C P I O The Alberta Legislature cut the mineral rights tax from three cents an acre to one third of a cent. The measure, held for further consideration, would affect about 15.9 to 16 million acres and raise significant revenue. Political debate questioned rights to tax minerals before existence is proven.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Comeon
Tron
Lareien May- Wierd
Ma Maynard
Gray
Mirw Masimird
Killer Whales Chase Fisherman Toward Shore
A fisher, unnamed, faced peril as two killer whales swirled his small boat near Victoria. The animals scraped the craft with tails and pummeled the vessel, throwing the man into the water as spectators shouted warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Isherman
uUssure
British Lore At Von Ribbentrop
London crowds confront Germany's Foreign Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop outside the Foreign Office after a lengthy Anglo-German talks with Lord Halifax. About 500 demonstrators cry for him to leave and demand releases of Niemoeller and Thaelmann.
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London
C.P
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Lord Halifax
von Ribbentrop
Foreign Office
Halifax
Ribbentrop
Niemoeller Und Thaehnann
Martin Niemoeller
Ernest Thaelmann
Manitoba legislator condemns reading speeches in house as nonsense
A Manitoba legislature debate overheated as a female member blasted the prohibition on reading speeches in the house. She argued the rule wastes time and effort, while other members weighed procedural points and privilege.
Whitney Indicted for Larceny From Trust Fund
Whitney charged by New York County grand jury with first degree larceny for allegedly misappropriating between 105000 and 110000 from a trust account left to his wife and sister in law. He was arraigned and held on 16000 bail as his attorney sought delay. Whitney acted as co trustee for the Sheldon estate alongside Central Hanover Bank and Probst Company.
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Whitney
New York
Mirreh
Kiel Weattne
Faye Fies Peat Dent
Ark Stari Far Chinge Wits
New York County
Gerand
Vihid Dirceny
Harvard University
St. Paul's School of Concord
N NH
William Atlen
Thomaas
Bethlehems Steel Corporation
Sheldon
Central Hanover Bone and Proust Company
Judicial powers questioned as Ontario acts reviewed
Ottawa hearing on constitutional reference by Attorney General examines whether Ontario Adoption Act Child Protection Act and related statutes improperly vest judicial powers in provincial commissions. Justice Lyman Thir and J C McRuer argue exclusion of federally appointed judges risks destabilizing provincial administration of justice.
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Oteawa
Mateh
Canada Wednesbee
Marvel
Justes Lyman Thirt
J.C. McRuer
Pamimen
Padlock Law of Quebec Under Fire in Commons
In Ottawa on March 10 the Minister of Justice declined to forecast action on the Quebec padlock law. He said recommendations would come via the Governor General in Council and could not be shared with MPs beforehand.
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Ottawa
C.P
Isrnest Lapointe
Quebec
House of Commons
Ralph Maybank
Lib
Winnipeg South Centre
Maybank
Supreme Court of Canada
Alberta
Lapointe
Rene Pelletier
S.C. Peace River
Tlunser
Dominen
Flupsem
Mir Hansour
Paber
James
Supreme Court
Bankers” Association
King
Alberti
Mooney Seeks Reversal Of 1916 Bombing Sentence
Tom Mooney testified before the California State Assembly seeking freedom and vindication in a long campaign. He claimed he was framed and blamed his socialist and trade union activities for his conviction and that Warren K sillings was also a victim.
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Sacgraminto
Calif
Tom Mooney
State Assembly
Mooney
Assembly
Canadian Destroyers Reach Vancouver April Eleventh
The Department of National Defence reports Canadian destroyers cruising southern coast waters will reach Vancouver on April eleventh. Details remain unclear as the fleet moves under coastal command with Saguenay and St. Bankent listed in the west and fast coast subdivisions.
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Vancouver
Ottawa
Mareh
Department of National Defence
Chebor Caradon
Ba Vallen
Dacak
Phaghmett
Loup
Skeet Sine
Saguenay
St. Bankent
Canada’s Trans Atlantic Air Service Position Stated
Ottawa reports Canada would share in the financial stake up to 1 250 000 or 24 percent while the government covers 20 percent of excess costs beyond 50 000 per year. Transport Minister Howe told the senate railway committee Canada would not participate in experimental work.
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Ottawa
Marel
Cour
D. Howe
Mtinister of
Senate Railway
Comobee
Committee of
Comacerinae
Diritain
Comte
Cananda Wat
Sailors From United Nations Dine and Dance in Manila
British and American sailors took over Manila today entertaining thousands of seamen from warships. A similar crowd is expected tonight as the city provided free food beer and dancing partners for the guests.
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Manila
Redcliff Social Roundup Aims March Events
Rev H H Trombere to speak at old Brethren Church Sunday March 19 at 1 36 p.m. Welfare baby clinic next Wednesday March obi. from 2 rock pan in the school basement. Rebekahs and LO OF representatives attend annual assembly. public meeting on medical attendance scheme. Trish concert in St Ambrose March 17. Redcliff Literary Society held a radio program. Wedding of Edna Bastien and Otto Hansen occurred March 10 at St John’s Presbyterian manse Medicine Hat.
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HH. H. Trombere
Spea
Old Brethren Church
Mareh Obi
Rock Pan
J. Allenback
Fr. Cann
Rebekahs
Mdmonton
C. G. Buchholz
Lo.o.f
Joan Klayes
Florence Bailey
Swanee River
AHS
Redcliff
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Evil the Broadfoot
George Ballantyne
Canadian breach prompts plan to seek reform from British World Federation
Britain World Federation will submit a brief to the Rowell Commission proposing financial reform grounded in Biblical design. The move signals a push for policy changes reflecting religious guidance in economic governance and ethics.
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Britain
World Federation
Rowell Commission
Alberta Social Credit Leader accuses Lt Governor of bias
Alberta Social Credit Board Chairman G O Mac Lachlan told the legislature that democracy will be established in Alberta despite Dominion government interference. He accused outside advice of delaying bills on credit control and bank taxation, insisting the will of the people must prevail.
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Social Credit Board
Soci Credit
Machachhkin
Oc. Bowen
Supreme Court of Canada
O'Connor
Peter
Eno
Iesseat
Bieutemiant
Chenemavli
Supreme Court
Mero Machachtan
Alberta
Sanama
Wits
Afael
Maclaeciulan
Ma MacLachlan
Canada
Mincebachtan
Forkie Paclefis
Tink International Nance
Alberta to appeal to Privy Council over Supreme Court ruling
Premier Aberhart announced Alberta would appeal to the Privy Council against Supreme Court of Canada judgments that provincial legislation was unconstitutional and upheld federal disallowance and lieutenant governor assent. Appeals to Privy Council to follow the same reference as the Supreme Court case. Col O M Biggar KC represents Alberta and may continue.
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Ilomonton
C. P
Aberhart
Alberta
Privy Council
Supreme Court of Canada
Mackenzie King
Col
O. M. Biggar
K.C
Ottawa
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John A. MacMillen
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Tousign
Oloava
Meinwwiile Giemieiners
Govt
Australia
Coronach
M. D
Oltsa
Dugeun
Vivel
Gust Ve
I. GC
Manning
Provineil Seemoos
Adel
HOVE
Haut
Agricultural Committee
Muren
Miss Halldeason
Guilby
Ian
Robert Hacaling
Sid Uowort
Liawrence
Trans - Atlantic Air Service
Lloyd Lonson
Seddie Sturm
Alta
Ats
Pattison
Medicine Hat
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