United States signals shift in disarmament policy at Geneva
President Roosevelt’s peace message at the Disarmament Conference prompts U S acceptance of limited intervention in global peace efforts. Norman Davis states Washington will consult with peers when peace is menaced and will aid a supervising disarmament commission to ensure treaty compliance.
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Japanese Expect To Enter Peiping City Today
Despatches report Japanese forces advancing toward Peiping after occupying Tungchow, 13 miles east of the capital, despite Tokyo's denials. The front also claims Manchukuoan troops holding Lutai, about forty miles northeast of Nanking.
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Canadian Titles Debate Shifts to Commons State
Prime Minister Bennett will discuss government attitude toward titles at a later Commons sitting. Earlier Mackenzie King pressed the government over the ministry’s stance that the 1919 resolution banning titles is not binding on today’s Parliament. May 22 Canadian.
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Jack Taylor and Cantalino Set For Em press Theatre
Jack Taylor and Tony Cantalino meet in a wrestling match at the Em press theatre on Wednesday. Taylor arrives Saturday and Cantalino yesterday. New rules make the bout more strenuous with wide latitude in assaults. Seats reserved at Pingle's Drug Store. ringside at Mac's Cigar Store.
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Redcliff Updates and Local Happenings In Brief
Notes From Redcliff items report school festival wins on display at Hulls Drug Store, Mr Miley Gillbanks returning from Medicine Hat Hospital, and Mrs Bohnet's interment planned. Scout enrollments total 24, Oddfellows invite dance, missionary meeting at Gordon Memorial Church, and reports from local softball games including Dreamlanders 10 Red Caps 0 and S A R falling to Independents 7 2 with key hits and standout pitching.
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Fish and Game Association Meeting Report
The Fish and Game Association executive meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Assiniboia hotel. Will Armstrong collected 30 pheasants eggs from local fanciers and took them to Dempster Wavens at Alderson last week. Harry Bray captured two young antelope which he plans to raise.
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Calgary Riot Trial Opens as 14 Plead Not Guilty
Fourteen men charged with unlawful assembly enter not guilty pleas over the April 25 riot in Calgary. The case opened at the criminal assizes and the trial is set to begin June 26 after a brief postponement.
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Baseball Tomorrow Brings Badgers and Royals Clash at Park
Anxious for revenge after Sunday losses, the Shauna von Badgers face the local Royals at Athletic Park at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Admission is 26 cents. Expected pitchers Jack Pennington and Perrott, batter eye required to connect, both teams showed solid form in Sunday’s games.
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Dynamite Explosion Kills Seven in Quebec Log Skiff
A stick of dynamite exploded in a 28 foot skiff on Lac Creux near Quebec killing seven men and injuring one. Thirteen men were aboard when foreman allegedly sparked the blast. Five escaped unhurt and were rescued. bodies recovered and sent to the morgue.
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Mussolini Pact Faces European Peace Debate
The article reports on Savitch remarks linking Mussolini's four page plan to Western Europe peace or war outcomes. He warned that if small groups vanish and political maneuvers and press campaigns intensify, repercussions in Italy and abroad could poison world opinion.
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Parked Cars Require Reflectors Under New Highway Rule
The regulation requires all motor vehicles on highways to have lights after sunset. A stationary vehicle may meet requirements with a left rear circular reflector at least three inches in diameter, mounted to reflect red light from headlights within two hundred feet if aligned within two degrees of a perpendicular line from the reflector.
Running Trades to Vote On Reduction of Wages And New Line of Action
Montreal May 21 the general chairmen of the Canadian running trades announced they will submit the wage cut issue to the workers for a new line of action. They oppose a 20 percent deduction planned by railroads after last year’s 10 percent cut, arguing the move rests on might rather than lawful agreement and that the board of conciliation misapplied law. They cite February to April losses and contend the core issue is the companies’ refusal to pay full wages while seeking only a temporary agreement to deduct.
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Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept
Wheat price list shows May at 60 3 8, July 61 to 61 1 8, October 63 to 63 1 2. No. 1 grade 60 3 8, truck 60 3 8, street 41 1 2.
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Royals to face Badgers in baseball showdown at Athletic Park
The Royals meet the Chau navon Badgers in a 6:00 PM baseball game at Athletic Park tonight. Strong lineup clash aims to settle bragging rights as the teams renew their rivalry on the field.
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House Ways and Means approves tax hike plan
The U S House Ways and Means Committee voted 13 to 9 to approve a tax package raising income and gasoline taxes and taxing corporate dividends at income tax rates.
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House of Representatives Ways and Means
Red Label Steer Attracts Attention At Stockmen’s Meet
A registered Hereford owned by eleven year old George Ross of St Kilda drew interest in a small corral at Second and South Railway streets ahead of the Western Stock Growers Association convention next Friday. The 14 month old steer weighed 680 pounds on November 20 and reached 1040 pounds by May 14, gaining 2.05 pounds daily on a ration of ground wheat potatoes flax and cod liver oil. Fed to produce Red Lahet beef, it was bought by T Eaton Co at 25 cents per pound dressed and portions will star at the stockmen banquet Friday night.
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Five Detroit Men Drown in Lake St. Clair
May 21 report from Detroit states five men from the city drowned when a sail boat capsized offshore during a fierce lake wind. William C. Miller survived by clinging to the wreck for hours after helping others into a smaller motor boat that also sank.
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Ernest Erb
George Swanker
Rugbert Currey
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Toronto business leader H F Ritchie dies leaving $1.3 million estate
Prominent Toronto businessman H F Ritchie, who died a few months ago, left an estate valued at more than 1 300 000 dollars. The will proceeds and bequests are expected to be read at probate proceedings.
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Rainfall totals rise across division from Calgary to Swift Current
Reports to CPR offices confirm weekend rainfall was general from Calgary to Swift Current. In city, precipitation reached .22 inches by 6:30 a.m. today, bringing this month's total to 2.03 inches, well above the ten year average of 1.23 inches.
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Thelma Stam pede and Sports Day Returns
The annual Thelma Stam pede and Sports Day will occur on Wednesday June 28. A fine circular track is being built and horse racing will be among the day’s features.
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Pact Across Great Powers Agrees on Five-Article Treaty
Rome May 2 Premier Mussolini led a four power pact with Britain France Germany and Italy informally agreed for ten years of peace. Initialing could occur tomorrow in Geneva with Simon Boncour Nadolny and Aloisi and a formal signing planned later in Rome or Berlin.
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J P Morgan to Face Senate Banking Committee Inquiry
Washington May 22 Canadian Press J P Morgan renowned as a finance giant will be called to testify before the Senate banking committee to examine his business affairs This marks the first appearance of the Morgan family head before such a panel since the money trust inquiry of a generation ago Morgan is expected to be questioned about his firm and its operations during the probe
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Post Office Hours On Holiday Wednesday May Twenty Fourth
On the statutory holiday the public lobby will open 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon while all wickets stay closed. No letter carrier delivery occurs but usual street letter box collections will be made.
Weather Outlook Saskatchewan and Alberta Showers Likely
Saskatchewan easterly to northerly winds bring mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers today. Alberta sees partly cloudy conditions with little change and isolated showers, cooler highs around 4 degrees.
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Redistribution Battle Roils Ottawa Debates
Ottawa reports a heated Commons session as the Redistribution Bill is challenged by the Opposition. Key figures accuse Liberals of stalling tactics and a planned map overhaul to secure a favorable outcome, with mentions of regional changes and specific constituencies under discussion.
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