Nazi Plot Claims Show Well Organized Revolt Across Germany
Reports from Munich and Brunswick describe Nazi police intercepts of steel helmet leaders and civilian arrests amid a counter revolution scare. War veterans linked to the steel helmets face disarmament as authorities crack down on suspected plots against Hitler.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Franzo Seldte
Hermann Goering
Wilhelm Frick
Germany
Klagges
Latters
Hitler
The
Reichs
Great Gathering Of Jews Protest Against Germany
A massive rally in New York drew an estimated 57 000 participants voicing protests over alleged Jewish mistreatment in Germany. Speakers included Alfred E Smith Stephen S Wise and civic leaders such as Mayor John P O'Brien Senator Robert F Wagner and Bishop Francis J McConnell.
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New York
Germany
Alfred
Smith
Ihktu Klux Klan
Hie
Bbi
Stephen S. Wise
Vous
Reys
John P. O’brien
Robt. F. Wagner
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. Green
American Federation of Salvor
Canada debates end of borrowing power in Commons
Ottawa reports Premier Bennett warns Canada must keep sound finances amid debtor position in world markets. He backs gold as base and opposes currency inflation while a bill grants government power to suspend gold redemption of Dominion notes.
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Ottawa
Canada
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Dominion
Flourshing
James Malcolm
Trade and Commerce
Bennett
United States
George G. Coote
Financial Earc
Progressive Group
Vets Oppose Pensions Suspension Proposal to Bennett
Ottawa March 26 The Associated Veterans declare they cannot concur with suspending pensions for war pensioners in government service. They express loyalty to Canada and say they will meet the government if a national emergency exists to discuss pensions. They insist on equality of sacrifice for all citizens.
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Ottawa
Associated Veterans Today
Soundt
Canada
Alta Agricultural Dept Cuts Out School Fair Grant
Edmonton March 27 The Alberta Agriculture department announces drastic budget cuts. School fairs and district weed control supervision are eliminated. Agricultural school staff released except principals and farm managers. Only Olds school may operate next winter. District agriculturists receive three months unpaid leave.
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Alta
Agricultural Dept
Edmonton
Sugar Tax Warning From Ottawa House
Hon. RE. Rhodes reported many wholesalers expected the sugar tax would raise prices. He noted no penalty for forestalling as far as he knew. The minister promised an inquiry and any remedy would be applied.
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Ottawa
RE. N. Rhodes
Redistribution Bill Progress Reported In Commons
Ottawa March 28 The redistribution of federal ridings on the 1931 census basis proceeds favorably with sub committees for provinces reporting progress. Hon H A Stewart chairman of the main committee hopes to introduce the bill in the House before session end.
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Ottawa
Commons
H. A. Stewart
Manitoba budget proposes 1 percent income tax and sales tax
Manitoba's budget proposes a 1 per cent tax on all wages and incomes expected to raise about 900 000 and a sales tax on purchases anticipated to yield 1 600 000. Expenditure cuts totaling 650 000 are to offset a deficit of over 2 500 000, aiming for a 9 631 surplus.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Mer
EB. A. McPherson
Dominion
McPherson
Smoker Night Promises Wildlife Films by Campbell
The Fish and Game Association invites hunters and sportsmen to a Saturday meeting on April 1 at 9 15 p m to view six to eight hunting and fishing films including Grey Owl and the beaver. Mr Campbell curated the program for Dominion Government publicity. Admission is 50 cents, with smokes cats music and community singing.
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J. C. Campbell
Fish and Game Association
Campbell
Dominion
Woman Burned to Death Near Taber Mine in Fire
Fire in a home near the Oliver coal mine at Taber in Lethbridge district last night killed Mrs. G Scott mother of Mrs. Oliver wife of the mine operator. The age of the victim is not stated. The building was destroyed.
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Taber Mine
Lethbridge
Oliver Cocal
Taber
G Scott
Oliver
Agee
Butter Exclusion Sparks Alberta Protests Over Stabilization
Edmonton March 27 Protests may arise from Alberta legislators over butter not included in the stabilization fund scheme under which the pound is pegged at 4 60. Governors study the issue and consider appealing to federal members rather than legislative action. Data gathering by dairying interests and export market openings are underway.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medalla Potteries Keeps 75 Workers Busy Amid Rising Orders
In a city facing unemployment, Medalla Potteries reports a staff of seventy five employed for about three months. They have shipped forty to fifty carloads of products on order, with Manager Walter G. Armstrong hopeful the rush will continue though no definite timeline is given.
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Medalla
Walter G. Armstrong
West Australia Secession Draws Protest From Australian Leaders
Prominent former premiers and current leader William Hughes oppose the plan to secede the state of West Australia from the Commonwealth. Hughes calls secession futile and impossible while Britain guides the world to better things. Lyons also campaigns against secession and pledges aid to farmers.
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Perth
Australia
West Australia
Commonwealth
William
Hughes
Britain
Lyons
Airliner Crash Near Brussels Kills Fifteen
Fifteen people perished when an Airways three motor passenger craft crashed near Besen on its Cologne to Croydon route via Brussels. Eleven victims were English. The crew of three and twelve passengers were aboard. pilot and mechanic among the dead. Some bodies burned, others found nearby. several victims reportedly jumped.
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Brussels
Mar
Three Airways
Besen
Cologne
Croydon
England
Liverpool
Scandal in Alberta relief projects discussed by legislature
Edmonton March 27. The public accounts committee pressed a probe into Howson claims of waste in relief works 1931 32. S J Pomfret testified he inflated force accounts under employer Doncaster and Doncaster denied giving such orders. Debate over rock content of highway near Carvell corner continued amid layman and engineer testimony. Proceedings to continue Tuesday with multiple days likely.
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Edmonton
Public Accounts Committee
W R. Howson
Public Works Department
S. J. Pomfret
Western Canada Construction Company
M. Doncaster
Doncaster
Pomfret
Carvell Corner
Mr. Howson
Hon. O. McPherson
Howson O
Jawson
Edmonton School Board backs residential industrial delinquency plan
At last night’s meeting the Edmonton School Board endorsed a resolution from the provincial board urging the government to create a residential industrial school for correcting incipient delinquency in school age children and to expand facilities for training those classified as mental defectives or near that level.
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Edmonton
Bombing of Taitowying Near Great Wall Kills Nine
A Canadian Press dispatch reports Japanese planes bombed Taitowying ten miles south of the Great Wall. The attack damaged the residence of American missionary Oscar Kautte and the Church of the Brethren Mission. Nine Chinese civilians were killed as the U S legation referred the matter to the Japanese legation.
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Peiping
United States
Legation Today
Taitowying
Great Wall
Oscar Kautte
Church of the Brethren
China
Court Martial Acquits Young Officer Norman Baillie Stewart
The court martial in London absolved Lieutenant Norman Baillie- Stewart of three charges of selling military information to a foreign agent. The Judge Advocate directed acquittal on nine counts. the remaining count claiming disclosure to Otto Waldemar Obst in Berlin was considered potentially decisive. Higher authorities will review the verdict.
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London
Norman Baillie- Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Baillie- Stewart
Otto Waldemar Obst
Berlin
Relief Talks On Summer Aid For Western Singles Postponed
Edmonton March 27 The conference on summer relief for single men in western provinces was postponed. Four western provinces will send representatives to Calgary on March 29 but may move the meeting to Saskatchewan or Manitoba to await a federal Ottawa representative.
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Edmonton
Calgary
A. A. MacKenzie
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ottawa recess date hinted for Easter film screening
Ottawa reports a possible Easter recess with an anticipated film event on April 13 and the following Tuesday. Prime Minister R. B. Bennett indicated no definite decision on the Hasteddjourns has been reached.
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Ottawa
It Press
R. B/S Bennett
W L. Mackenzie
King
Moscow ignores Britain's demand in sabotage case
Public prosecutor reverses offer to release three British subjects jailed on sabotage charges and refuses bail for twenty five other Moscow workers from MetropolitanVickers. Officials say the request was unacceptable while noting two British managers were released under orders amid ongoing accusations.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Metropolitan Vickers Company
Manchester
England
Allen, Monkhouse
Pete, Company
Apos Lice
W. Hi
Phornton
John
Cushny
Ele Howe
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