Chamberlain urged to form broad cabinet and military service plan
London reports pressure on Prime Minister Chamberlain to create a cabinet representing all parties and to introduce some form of compulsory military service. Poland hesitates over joining a bloc with Britain France and Russia as Romania's trade ties with Germany complicate a united defense effort.
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Poland
Romania
London
C.P
Chamberlin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Syruneedor Hitler
Warsaw
Express Poranny
Rumiania
Germany
Carol
Hitler
Bucharest
Armistice Ordered in Eastern Slovakia amid Crisis
Reports say an armistice has been ordered in eastern Slovakia as Bunagarian and Sto Vida factions clash. Nova Ves bombing kills six civilians while talks shift to a broader government base with Eden and Churchill possibly joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratislava
CSE
Sabia
Slovakia
Ivliin
Protector
Gemenyy
Slovak Comimunique
Cea Our Nova Ves
covBeniqne
Thintas
Comibineg
Sobrance, Hampoy
Ovmboviidis
Horses Parade Through City From Whitla to Roowhine
A herd of 900 horses drove through the streets this morning. The animals belonged to George Murray of the WH ranch and were moved from near Whitla to newly purchased lands near Roowhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snreets
George Murray
Fl. WH. Ranch
Whitla
Roowhine
Oklahoma City Husband Confesses to Murder
The husband of socialite Mrs. Mudra Cunningham confessed to killing her. Authorities directed searchers to an eight-foot-deep sewer grave where her body was found, wearing a blue hat. The confession came hours before a habeas corpus hearing, as Roger Cunningham faced a potential freedom scenario. Reverend A. Letteh died in Mononton at 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mudra Cunningham
Legislature advances seven bills to third reading in Alberta
Alberta lawmakers push seven measures to third reading before adjournment, bringing total to 40 bills ready for third reading. Debates cover Hours of Work and Male Minimum Wage acts, Charters of Calgary and Lethbridge, Alberta Wheat Pool Act, Banking Taxation, and other amendments.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
Calgary and
Southwestern
Lethbridge
Lucien Maynard
Calgary
Gerald O'Connor
Lib
Maynard
Southeast Alberta Co-operative Plans April Meeting
The Southeastern Alberta Co-operative Association in Medicine Hat says a general meeting is planned for around April 14. Directors and canvassers arranged preliminary plans and expect one or two outside speakers on co operation and democratic control with more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Alberta Co-operative Association
Medicine Hat
Governor of Bank of Canada Explains Depreciated Currency
Ottawa March 25 Governor of the Bank of Canada Graham Towers faced questions on depreciated currency before the banking and commerce committee. He warned policy decisions affect prices, farming debt, and foreign buyers while noting government stance on exchange rate policy remained sensitive and unresolved.
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Bank of Canada
Ottawa
McGeer
Lib
Vanccouver-Burrard
Graham Je ‘Towers
Banking and Commerce Committee of the Commons
Towers
Canada
Britain
H. H. Stevens
Kootenay Hust
Thomas Donnelly
Wood Mountain
Local Legion Post Organizing in Medicine Hat
Frank Bell and R B Smith urge returned U S servicemen in Southern Alberta to join the first American Legion Post in Western Canada. They seek broad support and invite interested ex soldiers to contact Bell at McGowen barber shop Second St Medicine Hat or Bob Smith at 806B Second St.
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Frank Bell
R. B. Smith
American Legion
United States
First
Canada
Alberta
McGowen
Second St
Medicine Hat
Bob” Smith
Stampede memory recalls 1889 Macleod steer-roping win
The clipping recalls the first West stampede in 1889 at Macleod where Johnnie Read won the steer-roping event. It notes organizers dim English and Johnnie Franklin, and describes early rodeo prowess with tight roping and a three-year-old steer.
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Johnnie" Read
Macleod
Read
Dim English
States
Johnnie Franklin
Palo Alto
Calif
Franklin
English
Johnnie Read
Walter Huckvale
Explosion at English explosives factory kills three
A blast at an explosives factory in Faversham Kent killed three people and injured several others. The explosion, fed by stored mine and quarry explosives, collapsed a building and shook nearby structures for miles as fire brigades battled flames and ambulances carried the wounded.
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Faversham
Kent
C.P
Suspended ELD Trustees Topic Sparks Rural Meeting
A mass meeting in Gayety theatre Brooks drew 250 to 300 farmers and townspeople to discuss the suspension of ELD trustees. Participants noted conflicting reports from Edmonton about government action, while a telegram from Premier Aberhart claimed no interference. Trustees Carl Anderson, Robert Scott and Henry Dahl faced questions as residents urged clarity before planting.
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Brooks
Aly
G. A. Robertson
The
I.D
Edmonton
Mr. Robertson
Anderson
E. L. Gray
Aberhart
ELD
Attorney-General’s Department
R. Scott
Tilley
P. Duby
Rainier
R. Williamson
Scandia
Duby
U.F.A
W. E. Cain
Bow Valley
Irrigation Council
Cain
Carl Anderson
Robert Scott
Henry Dahl
Duchess
Amendments to City Charters Are Approved
Edmonton and Calgary charters receive amendments enabling licensing of non established dealers in outside province goods. City set off of debts and Municipal Improvements Act spending approved. Edmonton and Calgary budgets feature these powers amid debates led by D M Duggan and Edith Gostick.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Calgary
Mewata Park
J. W. Unwin
S.C
Edson
Lethbridge
Edith Gostick
D.C
Calgary Burgesses
Unwin
D. M. Duggan
Armed Robbery Report From Vauxhall Farm
Rumors say two armed men held up farmer J Janazek and his son at their Vauxhall area home Tuesday night. They robbed $9 cash and a $65 watch, tied them, and fled in a car. The younger Janazek freed at 5 am and called police from Lomond or Taber.
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Vauxhall
R.C.M.P
J. Janazek
Janazek
Lomond
Taber
Radio Tube Monopoly Sparks Alberta Inquiry
Alberta inquiry finds the radio tube business a monopoly causing higher prices. It recommends prosecution under the Combines Act, equal guarantees for tubes and sets, price cuts of 40 percent, and possibly government ownership of tube sales, noting limited consumer protection if the government controls purchases.
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Edmonton
C.P
Canada
R. J. Hunt
Alberta
Gaunt
Department of Trade and Industry
Calgary
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Chamberlain
Clement Atthee
Labor Party
Arthur Greensgood
Mnade
Denila
Viscount Halifax
Anthony Eden
Labor
Mr. Chamberlain
Afr
Eden
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Evening News
Independent
Rev . A. Letteh
United Caned
Momonton
Ten
Alder
Washington
Alberta Legislature
E. C. Manning
John
England
Om E.ld
Board of Trustees
Blair
Redcliff
Yodelling
Gere SS New Orchestra Liver Collectis
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