Legislature debates CPPF amid university funding clash
In Edmonton a heated discussion over Co operative Commonwealth Federation influence involved Dr W H Alexander of the University of Alberta. The session tied to the university budget and education grants, with several Liberals warning civil servants against political activity while others defended academic freedom amid ongoing scrutiny. The vote on the education appropriation of 365 250 was postponed, leaving the departmental totals unresolved as this portion of the budget remained under review.
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Edmonton
W. H. Alexander
University of Alberta
Fred C. Moyer
Drumheller
C.C F
Oeop O
Education Department
C.C.F
Mr. Moyer
Fred J. White
Labor
British Columbia
Liberals
C. University
Liberal
Ottawa
Canadian National Railway
U.F.A
Alexander
Calgary
Peter A. Miskew
Victoria
Victoria, Differed With Mr. Farthing
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
W. R. Howson
Ship to Shore Air Mail Service Arrives This Summer
London reports a ship to shore air mail service will cut mail time between Great Britain and Canada to 41.2 days this summer on Canadian Pacific Steamship lines. The service was briefly tested during the Imperial Economic Conference of 1932 and is planned for regular operation through Britain Canada and Newfoundland collaboration.
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London
Great Britain
Canada
Canadian Pacific Steamship Lines
Uch
Newfoundland
Jail Break Plot Nipped by Police at County Jail
Chicago reports a jail break plot thwarted at the county jail as police cordoned the building to stop John Scheck, convicted slayer, from near liberty. Fraricts Ogara, 27, robbery suspect, had a loaded revolver found in his cell and Scheck remained in solitary confinement.
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Chicago
John Scheck
Scheck
Shack
Ogara
Night of Fun and Sport at Arena Ends Ice Season
A nine o clock arena program in Medicine Hat closes the ice season with Midget Alberta champions Juveniles and all star runners-up, plus hockey blue line races broom ball and volleyball. Events include Kiwanis one mile and broomball on ice with Fireball teams, free skating and 25 cent admission.
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Medicine Hat
Hat
Alberta
Japiors
Kiwanis Trophdy
Joe Fisher
Fred Wilson
Third St. Merchants
Second St. Merchants
Fireball Laddies
Jones falters in Masters with ragged nine as Hagen leads
Augusta Georgia March 24 Bobby Jones again struggled in the Masters Invitational third round as Walter Hagen posted a 34 for a brilliant start. Jones battled to a 38 after nine holes and stood at 188 total for 45 holes while Hagen led at 181.
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Augusta
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Jones
Hagen
Kansack Mayor Dr. C. E. Tran Dies After Stroke
Dr. C. E. Tran former legislator and mayor of Kansack Independent candidate for the Pelly seat died at his home at 4 AM after a stroke. He served previously in the provincial legislature.
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Kamsack
C. E. Tran
Kansack
Pelly
Stavisky Gems Found in London Amid Scandal
Paris reports say Alex Stavisky’s jewels valued around 500000 dollars were found in London and seized by French secret police agents. The aviaky jewels totaling nearly 750000 dollars were located in London and pawned for 40000 dollars, then withdrawn from Bayonne’s pawn shop by Stavisky and associates. Sutton’s pawn shop in London was said to hold an equity in the jewels.
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London
Paris
Alex
Stavisky
Aviaky
Surete
Bayonne
Alex Stavisky
Sutton’s
Murdered East York druggist found beside his car
Canadian Press reported Clelland Russell aged East York druggist was found dead beside his automobile at a north side street intersection. His forehead and neck were bruised. Robert Souray 18 who found the body said a man was seen fleeing the vehicle.
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Toronto
Clelland Russell
East York
Redcliff Community Notes Highlight Local Activities
Miss Gertrude Wyatt visits Medicine Hat hosted by the Spencers. Mrs. Allison Smith and Mrs. O'In gram plan forming a Daughters of the Empire branch. Bank appointment for Leonard Larson at Huzzar. Card party aids choir hymn books. prizes to Mrs. Bandell and Mrs. Leppard. Easter exams at Redcliff High. Horticulural Society forms with Dr. Ward as president. Choir from St Barnabas to visit St Ambrose church March 29. Redcliff Badminton Club youths shine in Medicine Hat tournament with several finals appearances.
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Gertrude Wyatt
Medicine Hat
Helen
Doris Spencer
Allison Smith
J.0.d.e
O'Ingram
Independent Order of Daughters of the Empire
R.C. ‘Hargrave
Leonard’ Larson
Box Springs
Redcliff High School
Bank of Nova’ Scotia
Huzzar
A. E. Sandersort
H. Bandell
H. Leppard
Horticultural Society
Dr. Ward
Treas
St. Barnabas
St. Ambrose
McFarlane
Redcliff
Redcliff Badminton Club
Medicine Hat Badminton Club
Carol Sellhorn
Zelda’ Bomforth
Velma Jean Trembath
George Ballentyne
Bruce Collard
Robert ‘Pow
Jack Learmonth
Ralph Hargrave
Haya' “Madsen
N. Gershaw
Kaya Madsen
Verna Jean
Trem
Bath
Belda
Bomforth
John Dixon
Robert’ Pow
Bob Roach
George Ballantyne
Ken
Gershaw
Kise Madsen
Scotland beats England 3 2 in Glasgow international soccer match
Scotland defeated England 3 2 in a Glasgow international soccer match on March 24. The teams produced a tight contest with goals from noted players as the home side sealed a narrow victory.
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Glasgow
Scotland
England
First Division Scores From Weekend Matches
Scores across divisions show Liverpool routed Manchester United 4 0 while Leeds United crushed Liverpool 5 1 and West Bromwich Albion beat Sunderland 6 5. Other results include Chelsea 1 over Kerby County 0 and Everton 4 0 Sheffield United with several draw and win outcomes throughout the divisions.
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Walverhamton
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Blackburn Rg
Leicester City
Kérby County
Chelsea
Everton
Sheffield United
Leeds United
Liverpool
Mannchester City
Stoke City
Middlesbrough
Aston
Villa
Newmantle U
Tottenham Hots
Sheffield West
Huddersfield T
Westbromwich al
Sunderland
Bristol Rovers
Brighton
Crystal Palace
Bristol City
Cardiff City
Clapton’ Orient
Exeter City
Lutontown
Southend United
Northampton T
Coventry C
Norwich City
Bournemouth
Queen's Park
Watford
Swindontown
Gillingham
Newport County
Cnarlton Ath
Torquay United
Reading
Scottish football scores from matchday list
Aberdeen 4 Clyde 0. Airdrieonians 3 Motherwell 6. Celtic 0 Ayr United 3. Dundee 3 St. Mirren 0. Hamilton Academicals 2 Falkirk 1. Hibernians 0. Partick Thistle 2. Kilmarnock Queen's Park unplayed. Queen of South 3 Hearts 1. Rangers 3 St. Johnstone 0. Third Lanark 5 Cowdenbeath 1.
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Aberdeen
Clyde
Airdrieonians
Motherwell
Celtic
Ayr United
Dundee
St. Mirrens
Hamilton Academicals
Falkirk
Hibernians
Partick Thistle
Kilmarnock
Queen's
Twentieth Century Club Debates Union of Prairie Provinces
The Twentieth Century Club schedules an informal public debate on Tuesday at 8:00 pm in Twaites Hall. The topic asks whether the union of the three Prairie provinces would bring definite economic and social advantages, with audience participation encouraged and membership tickets available at the event.
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Twentieth Century Club
Prairie Provinces
Twaites
Weather forecast for Canada and regions
The weather map shows Manitoba very cold, western regions moderately cold, and Quebec plus the Maritimes very cold. Alberta will be partly cloudy and milder today with northeast winds turning cold tonight and Sunday across the area.
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Manitoba
Quebec
Maritimes
Alberta
Magistrate Finds Knowledge Lacking in Gas Refund Case
In North Battleford on Friday afternoon Provincial Magistrate M. Mighton of the R.C.M.P. Court absolved McColl Frontenac Company of Saskatoon from the charge of unlawfully assisting A. Hi Longton, their former agent at Waseca, in attempting to secure a rebate under a gasoline tax refund act to which he was not entitled.
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North Battleford
M. Mighton
R.C.M.P
McColl Frontenac
Saskatoon
A. Hi -Longton
Fire Blame Urges At Lynchburg Inferno Tragedy
Fourteen people died and at least eighty were injured when a fire swept a Lynchburg Virginia dwelling early today. Fire officials blame grease on a hot stove for the blaze as rescuers describe the scene with blood smeared snow and victims clinging to wires and leaping to the street.
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Lynchburg
Rédérat
Murder Verdict Returns In Burgess-Nielson Case
Innisfail reports a coroner jury returned a verdict that Henry O Burgess killed Mrs Henry Neilson then died by suicide. The inquest followed a three hour session with Coroner Dr F C Forsey presiding. Bodies found in the Nelson home cellar after a Tuesday fire.
Highest Salary Drawn by Edmonton Police Magistrates
Edmonton, Mar 24. A Alberta Legislature briefing lists 18 police magistrates paid salaries in the province. Names include J. W. Beaudry, W. H. Ellis, A. E. Galway, William Garde and others as provided by Attorney-General J. F. Lymburn at A. P. Mitchell’s request.
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Edmonton
J. F. Lymburn
K.C
A. P. Mitchell
Leduc
J. W. Beaudry
W. H. Ellis
A. E. Galway
William Garde
J W. Gresham
T. O'B.gore-Hickman
F. M
Auto makers approve impartial board on labor grievances
Washington March 24. Automobile manufacturers meeting with administration officials say they have agreed to appoint an impartial board to pass on labor grievances. They again accuse labor unions of seeking a dominant position in the dispute.
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Washington
Mar
Calgary Officials and Officials Travel Expenses Revealed
The report names A. I. Millar George B. McLeod L. O Connor P. C. H. Primrose HG Scott William Stewart and Young as key figures. It notes magistrate Primrose received the highest monthly gala pay while Millar and Gardeman logged the largest travel expense accounts of 1016.12 and 1031.58 respectively.
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A. I. Millar
George B. McLeod
L. O’connor
P. C. H. Primrose
HG. Scott
William Stewart
Young
Primrose
H. G
Calgary
Millar
Garman
Local Grain Prices and Bid Details
Grain price report supplied by Ogilvie Grain Dept shows May 68 split bid and July 69.3 8. No. 1 Nov 66 8 8. Track 66 3 4 and street 47 1 3 listed. Prices reflect immediate bids and market conditions for the period.
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Ogilvie ‘Grain Dept
No Competition Among Livestock Buyers for Packing Plant
Ottawa reports Western cattlemen back claims of no competition among livestock buyers for packing plants. Jack Byers of the Western Stock Growers Association cites ranch price refusals as common and urges a national control board to fix minimum prices and regulate packers. Proposals include tariffs, licensing truckers, abolishing drover fees, and boosting UK exports, with focus on export freight benefits for cattle.
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Ottawa
Stevens
House ‘of’ Commons
Jack Byers
Calgary
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Alberta Rencher
Percy Roblin
Saskatchewan. Co-operative, Livestock Producers’ Limited
Byers
I. Ingaldson
Manitoba Livestock Producers, Limited
United Kingdom
Ada
Canada
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Walter. Hagen
Tran
Dillinger
Ernest Blunk
Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
Liberty
Lake County
United States
Blunk
Dijlinger
Yuma
Ariz
Athens
Piraeus
Samuel Insull
Marcus
Rhodes
Washington, Mar
Roosevelt
Philippines
Roy S Eper
China
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