Strong Recommendation For the Establishment Strong Recommendation For the Establishment
Ottawa May in a Commons report the plan for a nationally owned radio system seeks a three member federal commission with provincial assistants to build a chain of high power stations across Canada. The move envisions limited advertising and revenue reinvested in radio, with private stations under 100 watts aiding full coverage.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Raymond Morand
Kysex
trans-Canada Chain Broadcasting
Commission
Morand
Fire destroys largest Canadian illicit whiskey still
Winnipeg May 9 The Royal Canadian Mounted Police burned a 1,000 gallon per day illicit whiskey operation on a swamp island east of Giroux Manitoba ending a month of activity. Eight men were arrested for manufacturing whiskey. Liquor valued at a dollar a gallon was trafficked into Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
United States
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Still
Giroux
Minnesota
North Dakota
Shanghai Evacuation Under Armistice Terms Begins
Shanghai reports evacuation of front lines under the armistice accord. Japanese withdrawal followed by Chinese police assuming control of the evacuated territory. Towns were evacuated as the process started today in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Deported Ukrainain Leaders Face Possible Execution
Halifax May 8 Ukrainian Farm Labor movement officials Steve Worebeck and Nick Muchuk from Poland face deportation to Poland and possible firing squad under Marshal Pilsudski. Their counsel pleads mercy in Ottawa while the pair remain in Halifax immigration custody with limited contact and little hope.
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Halifax
N.S
Poland
Steve Worebeck
Nick Muchuk
Marshal Pilsudski
Worebeck
Ukrainian Farm Labor Movement
Nick Machu
Ottawa
Machuk
Montreal
R.C.M.P
Paris Honorary Death and Carnot Guillotine Mentioned
Comment-Doumer Death Paris and London mourn French leaders. President Carnot assassination referenced with his burial in the Pantheon. London papers express regret for President Doumer and praise his qualifications. The Belgian court declares eight days of mourning.
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Brussels
Doumer Interred in Family Vault After Assassination
May 9 report states President Paul Doumer was assassinated Friday and two candidates remain to succeed him. Paul Painlevé and Albert Lebrun are listed as contenders as Versailles holds the election. The new president will be chosen by a joint session of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate. Doumer’s body will lie in the family vault at Vaugirard Cemetery instead of Pantheon.
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Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Madame Doumer
Pantheon
Voltaire
Jean Jacques, Rousseau
Victor Hugo
Vaugirard
Korean Leader Admits Role in Hongkew Bombing
A Shanghai report quotes Kim Koo, a Korean resident and head of the Korean Patriots' Society, claiming responsibility for the Hongkew Park bombing that killed a Japanese official and wounded others. He says future attacks against Japanese civil and military leaders are planned in Japan and Manchuria.
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ShangHai
Japan
Hongkew Park
Hongkew
Kim Koo
Kim
Hongkow Soon
Manchuria
Reichers Plans Trans Atlantic Flight Departure
Newark May 9 Lou Reichers speed pilot will start from Newark airport tomorrow night on the first trans Atlantic flight of 1932. He will stop at Harbor Grace in Newfoundland and in Ireland hoping to beat Col Charles A Lindbergh to Paris.
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Newark
N. J
Lou ReicHers
Harbor Grace
Mld
Ireland
Reichers
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Fish and Game to hold executive meeting tomorrow
A Fish and Game executive meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the Assiniboia Hotel. All members are urged to attend as the agenda includes A P Burns report on his Edmonton government interview and the launch of a membership campaign.
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Fish and Game Executive
Assiniboia ‘Hotel
A. P. Burns
Edmonton
Veteran Bonus Plea Rejected In Congress Action
Washington May report notes President Hoover gains support as Congress debates veteran bonus. Ways and Means committee approves immediate payment plan of 2 billion dollars amid push for fiscal economy. Hoover presses leaders for swift cooperation and Senate likely to receive 1 billion tax bill for committee as rapid action anticipated.
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Washington
May
Hoover
United States Congress
Democratic House of Representatives
Senate
White House
House Ways and Means Committee
Reginald Stewart Named Guest Conductor of BBC Symphony
Reginald Stewart, eminent Canadian conductor, engaged as guest conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra in London. He will also appear as soloist in a pianoforte recital during June. Stewart previously led the London Symphony Orchestra at Albert Hall and performed a pianoforte concerto.
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British Broadcasting Corporation of
London
England
Reginald Stewart
British Broadcasting Corporation Symphony Orchestra
B.B.C. Symphony
Great Britain
Old Land
Stewart
London Symphony Orchestra
Albert Hall
Medicine Hat
Tardieu Government Defeated in Second French Ballot
Official returns show Premier Andre Tardieu’s ministry defeated as France swings left in the second ballot of the general elections. Left groups gain strength while Herriot is seen as likely to succeed, with Edouard Herriot’s bloc leading near the top of the chamber.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
National Assembly
Paul Doumer
Charmber Ineets
Edouard Herriot
Leon Blum
Chamber
Herriott
Tardieu
Tange
Fess Bau
Ministry of the Interior
George Hambleton
Andre
Tel
Chamber of Deputies
France
Phone 2028 and they will be called for
A terse line notes a future year and a reminder that individuals will be summoned or required to respond. It implies upcoming obligations or actions but provides no further context or specifics.
Doukhobor Leader Veregin Sentenced in Perjury Case
Reports from Saskatoon and Prince Albert describe the Doukhobor leader Peter P Veregin being found guilty of perjury and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. He arrived handcuffed at Prince Albert jail for a month before appeal. Crowds and police monitored his transport while followers await the appeal outcome.
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Nelson
B.C
Thrums
Yorkton
Sask
Peter P. Veregin
King’s Bench
Prince Albert
Tnellen
Donald MacLean
Saskatoon
J. A. M. Patrick
Veregin
Tak
Dominion
Patrick
Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood
R.C.M.P
Peter Veregin
Verepin
Péter P. Veregin
Doukhobors
Royal
Canadian Mounted Police
Paris
George Hambie
Tou
British Columbia Considers Retaliatory Tariffs Over U S Duties
Acting Premier R H Pooley warned BC would seek export and import duties if US Congress imposes prohibitive coal lumber and copper tariffs. Ottawa discussions aim to divert trade and possibly embargo Canadian coal to force favorable terms while Premier Tolmie presses BC concerns in Ottawa.
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Victoria
British’ Columbia
United States
R. H. Pooley
Préitiier
Congresa
Canada
Pooley
British Columbia
Dominion
Britis Umbia
Citrug ‘Fruite Ag
Rrr
Congress
Ottawa
S. F. Tolmie
Bombing hits U.S. consulate in Niigasaki Japan
The United States consulate in Niigasaki Japan was bombed at 11 40 this morning. The incident disrupts diplomatic operations and raises questions about security measures at overseas posts. Local authorities begin investigations as officials condemn the attack.
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Washington
United States
Niagasaki
Japan
Canada Authors Competition to Close in Oct
The Edmonton branch of the Canadian Authors Association announces the annual Provincial Poetry contest will close October 1. Poems limited to four lines each, two per contestant, with a 35 cent submission fee. Prizes include 10, 5, and 3 dollars. Entries must be signed with a pen name. real name in a sealed envelope to D W Thomson Edmonton Alberta.
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Edmonton
Canadian Authors Association
D.” W. Thomson
85Th Avenue
Eamonton
Alberta
Senator Gideon Robertson Improves After Collapse
Geneva May 9 Senator Gideon Robertson former Canadian Minister of Labor shows signs of recovery after a Thursday collapse. He aims to return to Canada with Mrs Robertson on May 21 and was briefly out of bed for an hour today. Geneva May 8 Robertson collapsed while dining with Albert Thomas director of the International Labor Bureau in Paris. Thomas later died of a heart attack in a taxi en route to a hospital.
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Geneva
Gideon Roberston
Canada
Robertson
Gideon D. Robertson
Albert Thomas
International Labor Bureau
Thomas
Paris
Doumer
Enevia
Intertional Labor Bureau
Guidanéay
A vi Council
Tional Manuufacturers
Includif
Minittoy Cn
F. Artillery Service
International Labor
Leagy Nations
Des
Champigny
Ottawa
D. Robertson
Patie
Caridtia
Calgary Store Supports Unemployment Relief Sale
A large Calgary retailer held a special day sale and donated 3 percent of gross takings to unemployment relief. A Medicine Hat businessman criticizes this move as the ros al merchants of Medicine Hat plan bi monthly sales for three months and donate 3 to 5 percent of gross takings to aid families and clothing purchases. The Rotary Club and Kiwanis are noted as contributors to the relief fund.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Rosal Merchants of
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Andrew W. Mellon
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