Alberta Social Credit delegates seek federal help in Ottawa
Edmonton May 18 C P A four member Alberta Social Credit delegation led by Premier Aberhart sails for Ottawa to press for a federal guarantee to refund $160000000 of provincial debt at lower rates a continuation of direct relief grants highway grant increases and a cash loan Also reports on Ottawa shortfall in highway funds and local Alberta replies by Attorney General Hugill and comments from Calgary on Western unity.
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Abwrhart
Loqua
Wil
Edmonton
C.P
King
Alberta
Social Credit
Ottawa
Ab. Dominson
Aberhart
W. A. Swallow
Charles Cockroft
W.W
Fallon
Calgary
Ietter
Prophetic Bible Institute
Cc. Manning
Manning
Canada
Government to study causes of unrest in Palestine
London reports say a royal commission will investigate Jewish Arab grievances in Palestine after days of violence in which more than twenty people were killed. In Jerusalem a Christian Austrian immigrant was shot dead as Arab leaders rejected British peace proposals, prompting security patrols by Cameron Highlanders.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Coonial
Thie Oies of Commons
Palestine
Eric Drummond
Rome
Jerusalem
C.P
Austria
Karl Brigtinger
Oly Cky
sArab
Atay
Ieaders
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
Cameron Highlanders
Beating Fatal at Oliver Mental Institute
A 50 year old male patient was beaten to death Friday midnight at the Oliver Mental Institute near Edmonton. A fellow patient used a metal bedpost to strike the victim on the head. death occurred an hour later. An inquest was held, with verdict and testimony to be revealed tomorrow.
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Edmonton
Oliver Mental Institute
Mussolini to be Proclaimed Italy's Chancellor Next Sunday
Rome reports say Mussolini will be proclaimed chancellor of Italy next Sunday on the second anniversary of Italy entering the war. Count Costanzo Ciano, president of the Chamber of Deputies, may be made vice chancellor with Mussolini officially named prime minister and heir to the government. It is unclear if Ciano would be recognized as Mussolini's successor.
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Rome
Massolini
Italy
Costanzo Ciano
Chamber of Deputies
Il Duce
Coiunt Ciano
Mussolini
Supreme Court Voids United States Relief Act
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals declares the act unconstitutional for improper delegation of powers to President Roosevelt and intrusion on state rights. The Supreme Court later nullifies the Guffey Coal Act, citing overreach on interstate commerce powers. Market reacts with a brief rally, then ends lower.
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C.P
Uniteds Suites Rettef
District of Columbia Court of Uppeals, Do
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Supreme Court
N.R.A
United States Congress
Walter Carter
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
New York
C.b
Supreme Court
Guffey
Budget Leak Inquiry Exposes Insurance on 1935 Election
London May 18 A Budget leak inquiry heard Sir Alfred Butt claim Colonial Secretary J H Thomas arranged £1000 insurance against the 1935 general election while Sir Alfred implied he induced the cabinet member to insure. Butt admitted paying around £632 9s for insurance against the election and noted the meeting occurred at a race track.
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London
Alfred Butt
J. H. Thomas
Alfred
Thomas
Sir Alfred
Construction permits rise in 58 Canadian cities in April
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 58 cities issued building permits totaling 3,183,236 in April, up 821,565 from March. Compared with April 1945 the figure fell from 6,300,046. Western provinces show gains while New Brunswick Quebec Ontario and Manitoba decline. Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia figure values listed.
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C.P
Dominion Bureau of Statistics Today
Nova Scotia
Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Farce of Aryan Proofs in New Press Regulations
Fragmentary notes claim a rule requiring individuals to prove Aryan lineage as part of new press regulations published tonight. The text mentions Lora and spouses tracing ancestry back to year T1200, with dated context unclear.
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Deri Alth
Hencefurth
Lora
Ethiopian executions escalate under martial law amid loot murder raids
Addis Ababa reports Italian authorities have executed bandits and looters caught in the act as martial law enforcements sweep the capital. A seven foot five former umbrella carrier loyal to Emperor Haile Selassie was among the executions. Journalists and a French-language editor were expelled from the country amid claims of anti Italian activities and espionage.
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Addis Aaba
C.P
Haile
Selassie
Ethiopia
George Steer
The
Times
London
New York Times
Isadore Nebenzahl
Havas
Alkeos Anglopolo
Hearst
M. D. Robillard
T Hose
Djibouti
Balahu
Imperial Sun
Spring renovations at CPR property continue
Gangs of men repair the roundhouse roof and redecorate the station building inside and out. The old section house to the south is being dismantled as it has outlived its usefulness.
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C.P.R
Oid
Missionaries In Ethiopia Missing
LORONTO May 18. Dr Ve Bingham Sudan Interior mission official says no report has come from southern Ethiopia stations where the missions had five or six posts. Anxiety mounted for 60 Ameori- Giur missionaries as officials advised gathering in Soddu. Two workers were sent to contact Dr and Mrs Roberts at Soddu a month ago and no word has been received yet no immediate worry expressed.
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Loronto
Or. Ve Bingham
Sudan
Ethiopia
Addis Adaiba
Soddu
P. Roberts
Arthur Cutten Wins Suit Against Govt
Arthur W. Cutten, a Chicago grain trader born in Ontario, defeats the United States government in the Supreme Court. The court affirms a Chicago circuit court ruling blocking his two year bar from U.S. grain markets for alleged failure to report grain holdings in 1930 and 1931.
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Washington
C.P
United States
Supreme Court
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cutten
Alberta ceas processing proposal outlined for open markets
Edmonton May 48 A proposition to process Alberta ceas under a new secret patented system was outlined to Premier Aberhart and his cabinet by Albert Grant head of the Grant Engineering Co Ltd who holds North American rights. The plan calls for at least two coal processing plants in Alberta within the next few months.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
United States
Aberhart
Albert ‘Grant
Montreal
Grant Engineering Co. Ltd
Baseball scores and lineups from a mixed National league card
National Cincinnati Brooklyn Schott and Campbell Earnshaw Leonard Baker and Berres Chicago Olea Hartnett McFayden Reis Lopez Pittsburgh New York Hubbell Mancuso St. Louis Philadelphia Hallahan Rybha Ogrodowski Jorgenus Wilson Boston Chicago Grove Ferrell Kennedy Sewell Washington Detroit Appleton Millies Crowder Gochrane New York Cleveland rain Philadelphia St. Louis rain
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Sewell
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St. Louis
Uncertainty grows as Austria moves to dissolve Heimwehr
Vienna May 17 AP Uncertainty deepens over the almost residueless Heimwehr as Chancellor Schuschnigg announces plans to disband all private armies after ousting Heimwehr leader Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg who travels to Rome to see Mussolini. Reports say thousands of unemployed Heimwehr youths fear loss of a 30 cent stipend while leaders weigh whether to switch to Nazi alignment, flee, or resist. Rumors of a coup and provincial unrest circulate as Vienna considers building a 30 000 strong army, opposed by Starhemberg.
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Associated :Press Foreign Staff
Vienna
Heimwehr
Kurt Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Ernst’ von’ Starhemberg
von Staremberg
von Starhemberg
Britain faces U S debt talks amid debt default talk
London reports say Britain's stance on war debts remains firm with no initiative for renewal of payments while discussions may arise with the United States. A Paris report hints at talks led by Eden and Blain, but Washington remained silent on any new plan. The total U S debt stands at 1.670 billion, with large portions in default across Britain and France.
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Great Britain
United States
Washington
Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Leon Blain
Franco
Paris
United An
Britain
France
Associated Press
Roosevelt
United States State Department
Mnemant
Miner killed by premature blast at Frood mine Sudbury
In Sudbury Ontario on May 17 a dynamite blast at the Frood mine killed 26 year old Sylva Perusini and seriously injured 36 year old Tavia Kuhmas. Workers blamed a quick fuse that ignited while Kuhmas lit another, causing rock to crash down on them. Both men were unmarried.
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Ont
Sylva Perusini
Raige
Frood
Here
Tavia Kunmas
Kuhmas
Rehabilitation Official Now in Medicine Hat
John Vallance ex MP of Battleford and chair of the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Board Regina is in Medicine Hat for a day to meet Li C Charlesworth Provincial Director irrigation. They will discuss proposals as the new plan shifts smaller dam work to the Province with federal oversight. Local engineers Messia Sonea and Ay Peder meat will oversee dugout dam projects for water conservation before federal approval in Regina.
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John Vallance
M.P
Battleford
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation.Board
Regina
Vallane
Li. C
Charlesworth
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation
Hat
Messia Sonea
Fingle
Alberta Plans Certificate Based Public Works Program
Alberta announced a public works plan financed by issued certificates in 1 2 and 5 dollar denominations. Bon Lucien Maynard said 20,000 relief workers could be employed through the certificates system, with phased payments rather than full immediate sums to keep workers off relief rolls.
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Alti
C.P
Alberta
Lucien Maynard
Maynard Smid
Canadian Pacific May Announce Biggest Ship Order
London reports The Sunday Times claims Canadian Pacific Railway may announce the largest shipbuilding order ever placed. Rumor says four new ships totaling 102,500 tons could be built including a sister ship to the 42,500 ton Britain and three 20,000 ton Duchess Glass vessels. Sir Edward Beatty denied planning delays and said chief engineer John Johnston would be retained.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Great Britain
Clydebank Gov
Canadian Pacific
Britain
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Gay
Duchess Glass
Norrndelaying
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Bus Wasi
Inka: Consulteiverean Acity
Tonhage
Montreal
Sir
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