German Sanctions Debate Deepens in Locarno Talks
London dispatch reports Joachim von Ribbentrop stating Germany will stay in the Rhineland regardless of League moves. Italy refuses sanctions over Ethiopia, Eden proposes a law to reestablish inter national order, outlining a plan including a World Court decision and a demilitarized Rhineland under international monitoring.
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Premier Aberhart flags premature fears on Alberta refunding bill
Premier William Aberhart says eastern bondholders’ worries about the Alberta compulsory refunding bill are premature since the bill has not been drafted or introduced and may never be proclaimed. He notes the plan is an enabling measure to pursue refunding, with negotiations open and provincial autonomy not to be surrendered. The issue could delay another year if not acted this session.
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Aberhart Qualifies Stance on Federal Debt Plan
In Edmonton on March 18 1930 Premier Aberhart replied to federal criticisms saying he has not yet pledged to reject the Dominion loan plan. He warned Alberta will not subscribe if terms require surrender of provincial financial independence. He avoided a debate with federal Finance Minister A C Dunning.
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Canada Wins Mutual Favored Nation Trade Concessions
The Ottawa house of commons debated the Canada United States trade treaty, noting mutual favorite nation treatment and tariff alignments with Sweden Belgium and others. Cattle exports rose to 626 000 in February from 360 000 the prior year as the Boulanger civil service bill faces passage amid broader tariff reviews. J Woodsworth criticizes patronage in the bill while Prime Minister’s measures aim to shift civil service rules and enlistment provisions.
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Venizelos Dies in Exile at 72
Eleutherios Venizelos former Greek prime minister and veteran statesman died in self imposed exile in Paris at age 72. He fled Crete after leading the failed revolt last March and was sentenced to death. amnesty from King George did not draw him back.
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Horse Stealing Case Dismissed In District Court
J De Boers appeared in district court for horse theft but a crown stay ended the case and he was discharged. He failed to appear at the supreme court sitting on March 2, risking bail forfeiture. Magistrate Greene warned of estreatment and adjourned other horse theft matter to March 1. Alex MacGregor and C Blanchard, KC, appeared for crown and defence.
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Alaskan woman pursues 1000 mile dog sled trek
Diminutive Mary Joyce, 27, leads a 1000 mile mush from Taku to Fairbanks, Alaska, covering the final 165 miles yesterday. She is guided by an Indian for portions near Big Delta, then travels alone the rest of the way, aiming to become the longest dog team journey by a woman.
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Special Showing Pritay Afternoon Visitors Moving Pictures
A local theater announces a special afternoon showing titled Visitors Moving Pictures for all, promising a cheerful, family friendly program with accessible times and a welcoming screening environment.
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Goering Declares Rhineland Stay Amid Peace Talk Stance
In Cologne Goering asserts German troops in the Rhineland are there to stay and rejects Rhineland sovereignty as Germany’s business alone. He signals willingness to talk peace on Der Fuehrer’s terms, then departs for Dortmund after a feverish day of mass meetings and state ceremonies.
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Eliza Hum Pioneer Resident of Creek Bank District Dies
Eliza Hum, longtime resident of Guelph Ont and a Creek Bank Goldstone district pioneer, died at home aged ... The obituary notes her years of residence and notable community role.
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Floods devastate Pittsburgh region with thousands marooned
Western Pennsylvania endures the greatest flood of the century with millions in damage and at least 26 dead. Johnstown suffers severe inundation as fires threaten plants and many remain unaccounted. Pittsburgh's business district floods and a military rule is imposed to curb looting. In New Hartford, Greenwoody dam collapses, rescuers save hundreds as fear grows of losses. President Roosevelt mobilizes federal aid for flood areas.
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Veterans' Assistance Commission Created and Veteran Aid Changes
Ottawa action proposes a veterans assistance commission to help with employment and related support. The government also signals legislation to amend the War and Veterans' Allowance Act to give special consideration to those aged 55 to 59 who cannot support themselves.
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Snowbound Highways Halt Traffic Across Manitoba
A 24 hour blizzard buried all highways west of Winnipeg in deep snowdrifts halting buses and cars and marooning travelers. In Ontario south central, a day of snowfall left pockets with a foot of snow isolating towns and slowing city transport while Niagara Peninsula reports three foot drifts.
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Radio Commission To Be Investigated By House Committee
Ottawa March 18 The Canadian Radio Commission and its administration of the 1932 act will be examined by a special House of Commons committee of 23 members. The panel was announced today by Hon Co D Howe minister of marine. C E Johnston Bow River represents the Social Credit group on the committee.
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Alberta Liberal Willen S C Bill Second Reading Passed
Edmonton reports the Social Credit Measures Act and recall bill moved to a second reading without division amid denunciations. G H Van Allen criticized the plan as a mere inquiry, while D M Duggan argued the people were misled. Amendments to the Sale of Goods Act allowing minimum prices survived, advancing to final reading.
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Alberta Seeks Dominion Aid to Meet Bond Maturity
Ottawa reports Alberta has formally applied to the Dominion treasury for assistance to meet the 3.2 million dollar bond maturity due April 1. Premier Aberhart’s Social Credit government proposes possible compulsory conversion of provincial debt, while Finance Minister Dunning weighs federal options and constitutional steps to anchor loan reforms under the British North America Act.
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