Plane Crashes Carrying Timmins Hockey Fans Injured
A small lake crash east of Timmins injured members of a party of seven hockey fans traveling from Orillia to Timmins. The injured list and injury extent were not yet known. Names of missing or injured initially included Ernest Levine pilot and several Timmins residents.
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Timmins
Ont
Orilla
Here
North Bay
New Liskeard
Orillia
Kirkland Lake
Ernest Levine
Belleville
Father Charles Theriault
Sts. Anthony's Church
James Jackson
James Stone
C. L. Evans
KE. M. Chinn
WE. Ds Marshall
Coleman Miners Join Others in a General Strike
Coleman miners in the Crow's Nest coal fields plan a mass meeting to discuss disputes with operators. About 400 International Coal and Coke Company workers at Coleman were out, lifting total strikers in the field above 1,000 as walkouts spread from Blairmore to Bellevue. The talks are set for Saturday at the Coleman office, while management actions cast doubt on negotiations.
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Lethbridge
Crow's Nest
Coleman
International Coal and Coke Company
West Canadian
McGillivray
Mar
Airmore
Bellevue
Western Canadian Collieries, Limited
International Mine
Dame
Blairmore
Agua Caliente Handicap Broadcast Set for Sunday
Judge George W. Schilling will describe the running of the Agua Caliente Handicap for NBC over the network and short wave to Australia. The broadcast starts at 4 30 Sunday afternoon Pacific time. Fans may tune in at Spokane station KGA 1470 kilocycles or Seattle station KJR 970 kilocycles.
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George W. Schilling
National Broadcasting Company
Australia
KGA
Spokane
KJR
Seattle
Scotland Triumphs Over England In Amatuer International Soccer
Scotland defeated England 3 to 1 at Hampden Park in Glasgow before about 10,000 fans. In Vancouver, Micha Wilkinson Brighouse, a noted figure in business and horse racing circles, died aged 67.
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Micha Wilkinson Brighouse
Vancouver
Arsenal Edges Newcastle United In First Division
In London on March 19 Arsenal beat Newcastle United 1 to 0. Other Results: Birmingham 4 2 Sheffield Wednesday 2 Blackburn Rovers 1 3 Liverpool 3 Blackpool 1 Aston Villa 3 Derby County 1 Chelsea 0 Biaerton 4 Kiuddersfield Town 1 Manchester City 1 Middlesbrough 2 Portsmouth 2 Grimsby Town 0 Sheffield United 2 Leicester City 2 Sunderland 3 Bolton Wanderers 0 West Brom Albion 3 West Ham United 1
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London
British Isles
Arsenal
Newcastle United
Birmingham
Sheffield Wes
Blackburn Rovers
Liverpool
Blackpool
Aston Villa
Derby County
Chelsea
Biaerton
Kiuddersfield Town
Miunchester C
Middlesborough
Fortsmouth
Grimsby Town
Sheffield United
Leicester C
Sunderland
Bolton Wanderers
West Brom Albion
Westham U
Football results from multiple divisions reported
Second Division matches include Barnsley 4 Nottingham Forest 1 and Leeds United 1 Manchester United 4. Other scores include Bradford City 0 Bradford 0 Bristol City 4 Preston North End 2 Bury 0 Stoke City 1 Oldham Athletic 1 Southampton 0 Plymouth Argyle 4 Burnley 0 Notts County 1 Chesterfield 7 Millwall 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 Swansea Town 1 Tottenham 1. Third Division Southern results feature Brentford 2 Swindon Town 0 Cardiff City 0 Bournemouth 0 Coventry City 0 Torquay United 1 Exeter City 4 Clapton Orient 3 Fulham 3 Brighton 0 Gillingham 1 Bristol Rovers 0 Luton Town 4 Queens Park Rangers 1 Northampton Town 5 Crystal Palace 0 Reading 4 Watford 1 Southend United 6 Thames 1 Norwich City 0. Third Division Northern results Barrow 3 Doncaster Rovers 2 Chester 3 Tranmere Rovers 1 Darlington 4 Accrington Stanley 1 Gateshead 8 Crewe Alexandra 3 Halifax Town 1 Wrexham 0 Hartlepool U 1 Rotherham United 4 Hull City 1 Southport 0 Lincoln City 1 York City 1 New Brighton 1 Rochdale 1 Walsall 3 Carlisle United 1.
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Barnsley
Nottingham Forest
Bradford City
Bradford
Bristol City
Preston Northend
Bury
Stoke City
Leeds United
Manchester U
Milliwall
Wolverhampton
Notts County
Chesterfield
Oldham Athletic
Southampton
Plymouth Argyle
Burnley
Oif Vale
Carlton Athletic
Swansea Town
Tottenham
Brentford
Swindon Town
Cardiff City
Bournemouth
Bogcombe
Coventry
City
Torquay United
Exeter City
Clapton Orient
Fulham
Brighton and Hove Albion
Gillingham
Bristol Rovers
Luton Town
Queen’s Park
Radgers
Norhiampton T
Crystal Palace
Reading
Watford
Southend United
Barrow
Doncaster Rovers
Chester
Tranmere Rovers
Darlington
Accrington Stanley
Gateshead
Crewe Alexandra
Halifax Town
Wrexham
Hartlepools U
Rotherham U
Hull City
Southport
Lincoln City
York City
Newbrighton
Rochdale
Walsall
Carlisle United
Scottish football scores summary
Aberdeen 5 Hamilton Reid s 0 Ayr United 4 Cowdenbeath 0 Clyde Queen s Park unplayed Dundee 4 Airdrieonians 1 Falkirk 4 Dundee United 0 Leith Athletic 0 Norton 2 Motherwell 1 Partick Thistle 0 Rangers 3 Kilmarnock 0 St Mirren 1 Celtic 2 Third Lanark 3 Hearts 4
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Aberdeen
Hamilton Reeds
Ayr United
Cowdenbeath
Clyde
Five stores damaged as blaze sweeps Gat. Thomas business heart
A fire today in Gat. Thomas Ontario razed five downtown stores and damaged many more with water and smoke. Damages were estimated around 130000 dollars. Authorities kept the blaze under control after hours of effort by local fire units.
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Gat. Thomas
Thomas
Ont
Red Johnson in Limelight in Lindbergh Case
Red Johnson, a suspect linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping, was taken from a Jersey City jail for a personal interview with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Officials and private agents continue chasing clues as the search widens with new theories and cross country leads.
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Hopewell
N.J
Henry
Red) Johnson
Betty Cow
Jersey City
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Johnson
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Henry Breckenridge
John L. Fogarty
New York
Breckenridge
Morris Rosner
Brownlee Defends Income Tax on Second Reading
Edmonton March 18 The Legislature approved second reading of the new Income Tax Act by 33 to 19 and will move to committee for clause by clause discussion. Premier J B Brownlee defended the bill in a spirited speech refuting Liberal criticisms and arguing loans, bonds and provincial borrowing do not imply tax increases.
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Edmonton
J. B. Brownlee
W. R. Towson
Dominion
Alberta
Duggan
England Defeats Scotland 16-3 in Twickenham Showdown
England beat Scotland 16 to 3 in an International Rugby match at Twickenham. The game was played in fine weather before about 65,000 spectators including the Duke of York, with England pulling away in the second half after the teams were level at three at halftime.
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Twickenham
Eng
England
Scotland
Duke of York
Ted
Manitoba murderer confesses to Elma killings
Thomas Hreczkosy, immigrant farm hand, is committed for trial for the murder of Martin Sitar his wife and five children at Elma Manitoba. A letter to a relative in Poland alleged to be written by him during jail time states his guilt and seeks forgiveness as he faces possible death by execution.
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Winnipeg
Man
Thomas Hreczkosy
Martin Sitar
Elma
Poland
QO. M. McKay
Hreczkosy
Stevan Hreczkosy
Podjadice
Macko Sitar
Macko
Canada
British Princesses Guarded Over Threats in London
A New York Herald Tribune cable from London says Scotland Yard has arranged special precautions for Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose amid anonymous letters after Lindbergh baby kidnapping reports. Officers deny threats and say no extra measures were necessary.
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New York
lIn
London
New York Herald Tribune
Scotland Yard
Duke and Duchess of York
Elizabeth
Margaret
C.P. Cable
Margaret Rose
Duchess of York
Medicine Hat Once Labeled In Pre-natal Stage Of Dominion History
Patricia Terrill recalls rummaging the Dominion Archives in Ottawa and finding scant records on Medicine Hat fifty years ago. She notes a 1873 Cypress Hills incident linked to the origin of the North West Mounted Police after American horse thieves clashed with Assiniboine, triggering wider attention.
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Ottawa
Dominion Archives
Medicine Hat
Doughty
Dominion
Canada
Astiniboine
Cypress Hills
Premier's Indemnity Cut Hits 1800 In Alberta Legislature
Alberta legislature agrees to a 10 percent indemnity reduction to 1800 for this session to boost unemployment relief. The vote carried despite a near-defeat of a sub amendment proposing 1200 base and higher travel allowances. Debate highlighted rural versus urban expense concerns and a call for voluntary additional contributions.
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R. M. McCool
U.F.A
Cochrane
Edmonton
Calgary
George H. Webster
Liberal House
Hugh Allen
Grande Prairie
Spearing
Peace River
Webster
Editioh
Medicine Hat to Hit Fifty on March Twenty Second
Mr. Jos Gillette recounts Medicine Hat’s origins and confirms the city’s fiftieth anniversary on March 22, 1932. He notes Ex-Sergeant Robert McCutcheon RNWMP established the quarters and founded the city, marking its birth with historic buffalo sightings near Irvine and Fort Walsh.
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Jos. Gillette
Medicine Hat
Robert McCutcheon
R.N.W.M.P
Hugh Ross
Fort Walsh
The
Robt. McCutcheon
City of Medicine At
Blank Cheque Farce in Commons on Relief Bill Debated
Ottawa reports a fractious Commons session over government unemployment relief measures. Turnbull urged an end to the debate while farmers in Saskatchewan faced seed delays and drought from stalled funding. Mackenzie King pledged support for any regular money bill, as Liberals opposed cabinet transfer powers and the bill’s broad scope. Attendance sagged with Liberals voicing road and trade concerns tied to relief notes for farmers.
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Ottawa
Mar
Franklin W. Turnbull
Regina
House of Commons
Mr. Turnbull
Saskatchewan
Mackenzie King
Charles Bothwell
Swift Current
Dominion
North Dakota
Canada
Mr. Bothwell
Grough
Bothwell
Ferguson Sailing to Testify Before Senate Committee
Hon. G. Howard Ferguson Canadian High Commissioner to Britain will sail home on the first available steamer to testify before the Senate Beauharnois committee about Senator Andrew Haydon's evidence. He cabled the committee seeking permission and was told to appear after April 5 but remains at home with a severe cold.
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London
G. Howard Ferguson
Great Britain
Canada
Senate Beauharnois
Andrew Haydon
US Will Not Dump Its Surplus Grain
Secretary Hyde in a telegram to a southern cotton firm stated the administration will not dump surplus wheat and cotton on foreign markets. Sales abroad would follow Farm Board policy and avoid any abrupt or artificial market disruption.
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Washington
Hyde
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Board
Pri
Cambridge Wins Lightweight Eight Boat Race Over Oxford
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the 84th Boat Race on the Thames finishing in 19 minutes 11 seconds for four miles. This marked Cambridge's 43rd victory in the series with Oxford at 40. the four-mile course was used due to eddies from bridge construction.
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Putney-on-Thames
Eng
Cambridge
Oxford
Light Blues
Duke’s Meadows
Putney
Thames
Canadian boy marksmen win King's trophy for miniature rifle
In London on March 19 Canadian boys won the King's trophy for miniature rifle shooting, besting 38 000 competitors across the Empire. National Rifle Association reports Canada averaged 88.0 points from 100, highest since 1910, with South Africa second and Great Britain third. The match traces to Raymond Fennell.
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London
Mar
Empire
National Rifle Association
South Africa
Ithae
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