Motherwell Sees Canada Surplus Wheat Sold by July
Canadian Agriculture Minister W R Motherwell predicts Canada's surplus wheat will be sold by the end of July. He praises the Wheat Pool as beneficial to contract signers and says farmers nationwide will support cooperative marketing. He spoke after meetings with Alexander Legge, chair of the U S Farm Board, during a visit in Washington.
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Motherwell
Canada
Rlso
Washington
Legge
Washington, D.C
Ken Clark
W. R. Motherwell
Mr. Motherwell
West Irn
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
United States
Morocco orders for locust egg destroying burner from Alberta Foundry
Maicine Hat exports to Morocco a gubble and weed burner built by Alberta Foundry and Machine Co. The burner, shipped to Casablanca via New York, was ordered by Comarex Fran co-Matocainé d Exportation after a briefing from Mr. Stark of the British Foreign Office. The burner aims to control wild locust eggs in Africa with potential for a wider market. In Canada a parallel success is noted and High Park Presbyterian church in Toronto, cost 80090 dollars, was dedicated recently.
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Alberta Foundry and Machine Co
Morocco
Comarex Compagnie Franco-Matocainé d
Cagablanca
Stark
British Foreign Office
Casablanca
New York
Manda
Africa
Canada
Toronto
High Park Presbyterian Church
Alberta Govt floats short six month loan
Edmonton reports the provincial treasurer arranged six months treasury bills for 5 million dollars at 4 percent through Imperial Bank. Buyers include a syndicate of Imperial Bank Wood Candy Dominion Securities and Ames and Company. Delivery in New York and payment in USD, to cover government needs until November 1, with 2 million refunding due mid August.
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Edmonton
Treasury
Imperial Bank
The
Wood, Candy Company
Dominion Securities
Ames and Company
New York
Fion
R. G. Reid
Cypress Riding Conservatives Meet May 10
Orion reports a Conservative party convention is called for Saturday May 10 at 2 p.m. in Manyberries to consider nominating a candidate to contest the Cypress riding in the provincial general election. The forecast is cool and showery with a high near 86 and a low around 50.
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Orion
Manyberries
Cypress
Tariff Revisions Boost Canada Export Trade
Washington May 3 The House restored soft wood and shingles to the free list in the Hawley Smoot tariff boosting Canada's export trade by an estimated 25 to 40 million dollars. Analysts expect the provision to remain in the bill.
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Washington
Ken Clark
House of Representatives
Canada
Vincent Massey Named Canadian High Commissioner to London
Ottawa May 2 Premier Mackenzie King announces Vincent Massey will become Canadian High Commissioner at London. Massey remains in Washington as Canadian minister plenipotentiary until July and will proceed to London by September 1 for the imperial and economic conferences. He succeeds the late Peter Larkin and is praised for his Washington tenure.
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Ottawa
Vincent Massey
London
Mackenzie King
Massey
Washington
Vin
Masey
King
Canada
United States
Peter Larkin
Washington Post
Ene Ninnner
Attitude of the Parties on an Election Prospects
Ottawa discusses whether the Liberal caucus will declare for an election this summer after the budget presented by Finance Minister C. A. Dunning. Private Liberal supporters show mixed signs while Saskatchewan lawmakers lean against an early vote, and Conservative leader Bennett hints at appealing to the country before the Empire conference. Debate on the budget starts soon with possible dissolution within a month.
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Ottawa
C. A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
R. E. Bennett
London
Wheat and grain inspection totals for May in Winnipeg
Winnipeg on May 3 reports inspections of contract wheat 123 with prior year 653, cars of wheat 100 and 18 barley and 19, flax nil and 6 last year, rye 8 with 20 last year, mixed grains nil and 5 last year, screenings nil and 3 last year.
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Winnipeg
Dogs Warned as Gardens Damaged by Pets in City
Police report complaints of dogs running at large injuring newly planted gardens. By law owners are warned to keep dogs at home or face prosecutions. Labor has decided to field a candidate for the House of Commons in East Edmonton.
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Labor
House of Commons
East
Edmonton
Reactions in States and Canada to Disclosures Dunning Budget
Ottawa reports reaction to Canada budget measures. Toronto and Montreal assess import cuts and tax changes. Ontario farmers and dairy producers welcome tariff shifts. Washington cites duty emphasis. Sault Ste. Marie foresees steel mill expansion by Algoma. Algoma Steel links higher rates to domestic production.
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States
Canada
Ottawa
Washington
Sault Ste Marie
Toronto
Niagare Peninsula
U. S
Ontario
Montreal
Washington, D.C
John Q. Tilson
C.A. Dunning
Ont
Saint
W. C. Franz
Algoma Steel Corporation
Governor-in-Couneil
Order-In- Lanten
Alema
Tragic Double Shooting in Humboldt Park Rose Garden
In Humboldt Park Chicago Arthur Brown killed himself after shooting his fiancée Sally Cuta who was declared near death. The 17 year old, urged by her mother to end the engagement, had told Brown another man was involved. Passersby heard Brown threaten before the shots rang out.
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Chicago
Illinois
Arthur Brown
Sally Cuta
Rose Garden
Humboldt Park
Brown
Sally
Thirty Days For Stealing Coat
William Moskie aged 18 pleaded guilty to theft at the A.P.P. court and received a thirty day imprisonment. He allegedly took Stephen Misik s leather coat while near Bowell and was found wearing the coat after a freight train stop at Bassano. Magistrate Ellis gave a lenient sentence due to youth.
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William Moskie
A.P.P
Stephen Misik
Bowell
Sergt
Allen
Moskio
Bassano
Moskie
Medicine Hat
Ellis
Clean-Up Day District Captains Named by Local Clubs
A joint committee of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis and Boy Scout Association divided the city into districts for the upcoming Clean-Up Day. Captains were appointed for each street from N Railway to Hospital via First Street, Second and Third Streets, Fourth and Fifth Streets, Balmoral Prince Avenue, and Yeill Street with assignments across north and south sides, including divisions to West End and Allowance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Boy Scout
First St
N. Railway
Hospital
M. A. Cory
S. Railway
6Th Ave
A. P. Butna
Division
W. Huckvale
West End
Allowance
Davice
W. W. Parrish
Royal Bank
H. N. Davis
Division Ave
E. & Hodges
W. J. Derby
Allowance North
Joslin
Jai
Murray Yuill
T. 1S Mills
Porpinign Bt
Fey Alioyangete
Britain Sees Canada Tariff Move as Imperial Progress
London reports the Dunning budget as a landmark in imperial relations with Canada. The Daily Express praises the move as a step toward free trade within the Empire, while The Morning Post and Financial Times note potential benefits and caution merchants about broader concessions at the Imperial conference.
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London
George Hambleton
Daily Express
Beaverbrook
the Express
The
Morning Post
Neville Chamberlain
Birmingham
Canada
Dominion
the Post
Dominion of
Ben¢Gall
Snowden
Financial Times
C. A. Dunning
Premier Brownlee Refuses to Debate Sask Agreement
Premier Brownlee says he will not enter into a debate with Premier Anderson of Saskatchewan over the Alberta Saskatchewan natural resources deal. He asserts satisfaction with Alberta's negotiations and awaits the Privy Council decision before the public forms an opinion on the difference between the two settlements.
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Privy Council
Typhoon Strikes Japan Press Reports Death Toll Rises
A typhoon hit southern Saghalen Island and northern Hokkaido killing about two hundred. About one hundred missing feared drowned and several bodies washed ashore. Property damage estimated at 5,000,000 yen. The storm hit as 2,000 fishing boats and 10,000 fishermen were at sea near Qdo mari Bay.
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Tokio
Saghalen Island
Hokkaido
Qdomari Bay
Dissolution Set for Alberta Legislature May 29
Premier Brownlee announced the sixth Alberta legislature will dissolve about May 29 with the provincial election slated for June 29. Nomination activity rises statewide as parties prepare campaigns including busy city contests in Edmonton and Calgary. Forecasters note generally fair to cloudy weather across centers including Edmonton Medicine Hat and Lethbridge.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Brownlee
Pollifig Ay
Niapeanae Poo
E Arnest
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Cloudo Mines
Moone Jaw
Winnipeg
West -Hag
Manitoba
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John R. Archel
Upper Canada College
Albany
Little Duke
Peterboro
W. Moskie
Britain
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Royad
O. St Germain
St. Albert
Chase J. W. McDonald
Liberal Party
Macleod
Steele
Pembina
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