French Aid Will Allow Soviet to Attend More Fully to Japan in East
Moscow dispatches report Japanese and Manchukuoan forces attacked Outer Mongolian frontier posts Adyk-Doilon and Bullun-Dersu but were repelled with casualties. Mongolia pledges to defend its border with Soviet support and notes continued raids and a pending response to a Manchukuo ceasefire demand amid rising Far Eastern tensions.
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France
Pacific
Great Britain
United States
Moscow
Manchoukuo
Adyk-Doilon
Bullun-Dersu
Ulan Bator
Mongolia
Hsinking
Soviet Union
Manchouuo
Man Faces Murder Charge in Wife Death Near Winnipeg
John Pawluk, a witness at the Genio Bulega inquest, was charged with murdering his wife whose body was found in a manure pile at the Pawluk farm near Gonor north of Winnipeg. The inquest into Mrs Pawluk and the Bulega death continues with evidence and identification by relatives.
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Selkire
Man
C.P
John Pawluk
Genio Bulega
Pawluk
Gonor
Winnipeg
Frank
Foyal
Conadian Mounted Police
W. G. Ross
Bulega
Bulewa
Nettie Machewski
Selkirk
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stewart
Vesuvius Opens New Mouth in Eruption Near Naples
Mount Vesuvius erupted today near Naples creating a new mouth within the crater and sending flame and sparks into the air. Scientists said the nearby village of Terzilio is not endangered.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Terzilgio
Parliament clears slate of business forecast in throne speech
Ottawa March 20 The throne speech outlines measures for an employment and relief commission customs act revisions and board reforms for Canadian National Railways. An inquiry into alleged coal monopolies will proceed. parliamentary secretaryships may wait until next year as duties shift with labor and defense arrangements. The U S Canada trade pact passed Commons and moves to the Senate. Constitutional reform plans are under review with a petition to Britain planned.
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Ottawa
C.p.j
House of Commons
Employment and Relief Commission
Customs Act
Board of Director
Canadian National Railways
United States
Canada
House of” ‘Commons
Senate
Department of National Defence
Alberta Premier claims bond issue to be met on Wednesday
CALGARY March 29 Premier Aberhart of Alberta speaking at the Calgary prophetic Bible Institute said the province would arrange to meet its 3 200 000 April 1 maturity with federal help. He affirmed he will not resign over Major Douglas’s absence and urged followers to trust the government’s careful steps while promoting a “go to church” campaign. About 330 attendees raised hands among 1 100 present. Continued on page five.
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Calgary
C.P
Aberhart
Alberta
Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute
Social Credit
C. H. Douglas
Montreal
Rhine
Atberhart
Pop
Major Douglas
Germany Must Line Up With Powers
London reports Germany may join staff talks with Locarno signatories only after agreeing to new mutual assistance pacts replacing the Locarno treaty. British, French and Belgian military experts may begin talks soon, while Premier Baldwin says the government will not be bound by general staff commitments.
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London
Germany
Baldwin
Commons
David Lloyd George
Britain
Official Opening New Clash Store Tomorrow Morning
Final preparations rush for the 9 o'clock opening of G. A. Clash grocery on Sixth Avenue opposite Imperial Oil service station. The new store doubles floor space aims to attract a large early crowd and showcase a wider meat and merchandise selection.
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Butler
Sixth Avenue
G. A. Clashesroceteria
Clash
Convicted gang get varied sentences in Hull hold up
Justice Lucien Can now sentences six men for manslaughter in the December bank holdup that killed Arr mand Nadeau. Sentences range from life imprisonment to 10 years for Roch eon and others, with offenders from Ottawa Montreal Hull and The Cedars Quebec.
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Hull
Lucien Cannow
Arrmand Nadeau
Joseph Rocheon
Ottawa
Hdmond Liajote
Montreal
Charles Donnelly
the Cedars Que
Paul Lafleur
Magnusson Case Before District Court on Horse Theft
S Magnusson appeared in district court charged with the theft of six Cairney farm horses from Dunmore around March 2 1935. He pleaded not guilty as the Crown and defence counsel, Alex MacGregor and C S Blanchard, KC, listened to witnesses including Alexander Cairney who testified eight horses vanished and were later found in Saskatchewan. The branded Cairney animals bore J S Barton on the shoulder. The search spanned two to three months with no authority to sell or remove the horses.
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Swan’ Magnusson
J. G. Cairney
Dunmore
G. W. Greene
Alex MacGregor
C. S. Blanchard
K.C
Alexander Cairney
Dunmore Farm
Saskatchewan
Cairneys
J. S. Bar
Germans Approve Hitler Policies in Massive Reichstag Plebiscite
Berlin reports show 98.79 percent of voters supported Reichsführer Hitler with 44.95 million eligible casting ballots and 44.41 million backing his policies including remilitarization of the Rhineland and denunciation of Locarno. Dirigibles and Zugspitze polling sites highlighted the nationwide turnout.
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Berly
O.P
Germany
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Hig
Rhineland
Dex Fahrer
League of Nations
der Fuhrer
Reichstag
der Fuchrer
Berlin
Aachen
Reich
Court denies Hauptmann clemency and new evidence
The New Jersey Court of Pardons denied Bruno Hauptmann's second clemency plea as Governor Hoffman refused any reprieve. Testimony from wood expert Arthur Koehler contested Hochler's findings about the ladder wood. Mrs Hauptmann faced the death house as time ran out before the scheduled execution. A separate developing case saw Paul H Wendel questioned by Mercer County detectives over the Lindbergh murder, though prosecutors said no link to the Hauptmann case was established.
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Trenton N.1
C.P. Flash
Hauptmann
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Trenton
C.P
Hoffman
Court of Pardons
Arthur W. Koehler
Wkochler
Koehler
Bronx
New Jersey
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Paul H. Wendel
Lindbergh
James S. Kirkham
Mercer County
Darwin EB. Marshall
Wendel
Marshall
City of Harar Wrecked by Plane Bombing
Italian battle planes dropped incendiaries on Inda Mehoni and destroyed Warar in a separate raid officials say. Ethiopian gunners claimed direct plane hits as the Moslem city of Warar and several targets including hospitals and consulates were struck in two days of bombardment.
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Addis Ababa
India
Mehoni
Inda Mehoni
Warar
Ethiopia
I. A
Hardi
Red Cross
Arengi
Jaroseau
Umburt
Page Eighty
Aberhart Seeks Ottawa Aid To Meet Debt Maturity
Dunning refused to approve Premier Aberhart's request as $3.2 million debt falls due within 48 hours. Aberhart said in Calgary that Ottawa may meet the coming maturity, but the terms remain secret and federal assent has not been given.
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Bordeaux
le Havre
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Dist
Paris
Versailles
Soir
Zugspitze
Bavarian Alps
Frau Pasche
Fuehrer
Harar
Dunning
Edmonton
Dominion
Auspices
S.A.R. Amateur Boxing Association
ST. Armories
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