Canada Proposes Wheat Exporters Conference at Rome
Canada formally urged a conference of wheat exporting countries to organize orderly international marketing of the next crop. Hon. G Howard Ferguson led the motion, with Argentina Hungary and the Soviet Union among those accepting or weighing invitation amid questions on statistics and US participation. The committee backed cooperation between the International Institute of Agriculture and the League of Nations for accurate grain data.
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Howard Ferguson
Rome
George Hambleton
Canada
G. Howard Ferguson
Wheat Conference
Argentine
Australia
Bulgaria
Hungary
India
Poland
Union of Soviet Republics
Rumania
Yugoslavia
United States
M. Francos Poncet
Ferguson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Josef Jindera
Checho-Slovak Union of Co-operatives
W. A. Riddell
Ontario to Buy Cattle Feed from West
Ontario Department of Agriculture under Hon. T L Kennedy launches an investigation to enable Ontario to replace US imports with Western Canadian feed. The plan aims for 1982 legislation binding grain, wool, elevators and related sectors into a cooperative arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aioronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
T.L. Kennedy
Ontario
United States
Notre Dame Coach Knute Kockas Among Crash Victims
Knute Fockas noted Notre Dame football coach and two others died when a Transcontinental and Western air carrier plane crashed in a pasture several miles southwest of Bazaar Kansas. The fiery crash occurred today killing all aboard.
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Kansas City
Knute Fockas
Notre Dame University
Bazaar
Kansas
Managua Earthquake Destroys City and Triggers Rescue Efforts
A devastating earthquake leveled Managua Nicaragua this morning leaving most buildings destroyed and fires burning. Reports from Associated Press and Pan American Airways indicate extensive casualties and ongoing efforts to establish communication and assess the disaster.
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Tin
Damiage
Panama City
Associated Press
Tropical Radio
Managua
Nicaragua
Mahagua
Corinto
Granada
Republic
Mexico
Pan-American Airways
Panama
Guy
R-101 Disaster Report Cites Weather and Gas Bag Teakage
London officials release a lengthy inquiry finding the R 101 crash on October 5 caused by a mix of bad weather and teakage in the gas bags. The tragedy claimed 48 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Official
Board of Inquiry
Sassenach Seizes Money For Irish Sweepstake
London reports the Sassenach seized funds found in letters from England to Ireland for tickets in the Irish Hospital Sweepstake. The Post Office Department holds the money awaiting the British Home Office ruling on disposition. The sweepstake is illegal in the country. the seized amount is not disclosed.
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London
Associated Press
Post Office Department
England
Aeland
British Home Office
Accused Discharged in Heifer Theft Case
In the District Court at Pendant d'Oreille Judge Green discharged T Ashley after evidence suggested the yearling heifer might belong to him. The Crown argued theft by Ashley of Geo Ross’s animal, with Brower identifying the head and a later part of the hide found at Ashley’s farms. Defence claimed Ashley owned a similar heifer that strayed. the judge found doubt on guilt.
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T. Ashley
d'Oreille
Geo. Ross
St. Hilda
Green
District Court
Gidmisaédf
A.’’Macgregor
C. S. Blanchard
K.C
Crown
G. M. Blackstock
Evidette
Ove Brower
Ross
Pendant d’Oreille
Ashley
Premier touts busy session with varied legislation
The premier hailed a very active eight week session, noting the busy agenda and strong spirit. Highlights included water power and forestry measures under lands and mines, debt and unemployment relief, school act completion, irrigation reform, cooperative credit reorganization and wheat guarantee legislation.
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Ewe
Tae Ghee
Lethbridge Northern
Co-operative Credit Societies
Ownlee
Atherta
Da“Hunt
Weather forecasting by Canada meteorological chief at Rotary luncheon
Mr D C Archibald head of forecasting at the Meteorological Survey of Canada spoke on the work of his department. Telegraphic reports come to the Toronto office twice daily from Canadian stations and parts of the United States, aiding weather maps and forecasts. He described high and low pressure systems and how movement forecasts assist aviation with pilots receiving reports on visibility wind and altitude conditions. He noted plans to equip air lanes with two way radio broadcast to guide navigation in poor visibility.
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D. C. Archibald
Meteorological Survey of Canada
Archibald
Deputy Ministers Must Keep Within Estimates
In Ottawa the Prime Minister told the House of Commons that every department must live within its appropriation or risk losing positions. The debate focused on supplementary estimates totaling 506 516 46 to cover unprovided items for 1929 1930. Members argued over control of appropriations, while the government pressed to regularize past overspending and begin the new year with a clean slate.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
House
Bennett
Yup Ne
Dmr
Mackeh
Gandhi and British politics loom in March truce talks
A fragmentary London report notes Mahatma Gandhi seeking a ground table conference on future governance amid rumors of his potential departure from major ventures. The piece hints at British colonial relations, religious figures, and India’s political movements shaping discussions at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Milton Bronner
Tadis
Mahatma Gandhi
Tates
Ottawa House Passes Supplementary Estimates Amid Debate
Ottawa reports that the House approved 8 supplementary estimates totaling funds for Civil Agriculture Marine and other services with questions from opposition leader Mr King. Prime Minister Bennett indicated finance minister oversight, noting much of the money had been in the pipeline before his administration.
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Ottawa
House of Cort
Who
Agriculture Civil Service
PORU
Marine
King
Bennett
Finance
Hll
House of Comin
Agriculture Department
Euubieu
Rencher
Kennett
RIN 2S ESCAPE BD
The readable fragment mentions an escape bid in a bridge context with a role for RIN and LS names. No clear event, date, or players are identified to specify a full article card.
Promoter D C Coleman Invited To Medcine Hat Meeting
Telegram from Norman Davis reads that D C Coleman will meet at Medicine Hat at 11:15 Thursday morning. The message concerns the Leader- Pashipy branch and mentions the president of the chamber of commerce. Coleman is described as coming in connection with a promise and leadership questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Fragmentary OCR Brief on Royal Coup Attempt
Readable lines describe an attempted killing or coup involving a royal figure in Turin. An official communication from Prince Turin or Turin officials is noted. The fragment mentions a soldier and damage, with no clear names or dates due to garbled text.
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Bornb iv
Cail
T Wite
Turin
Toronto Mara heads to race amid uncertain season
A fragmented clipping mentions Toronto and Marth aia heading to an event with notes of a path forward. The unreadable lines suggest a sports or race context, unclear participants, and a tentative schedule or route.
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Managua City
Legislata
G Party
Mita
Rajpu
EOE
Police - Ce
Pepe
Lea
Ifress
D.C. Coleman
Toronto
Marth Aia
Iece
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