Alberta Premier warns Social Credit may expand province
In Saskatoon May 22 Premier Aberhart warned Alberta’s Social Credit experiment could broaden to a Dominion scale. He said Canadians should decide via federal authority whether Alberta may test Social Credit. Powell, a British technician, attends Saskatchewan and Montreal meetings, with plans to organize Eastern Canada Social Credit Association in Montreal May 29 and confer with Major Douglas in London.
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Aberhart
Alta
Canada
London
C. H. Douglas
Iaskatoon
C.P
Munnion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
G. F P. Powell
Social Credit
Major C. H. Douglas
Fort Saskatchewan
England
Powell
Saskatoon
Edmonton
G. F. Powell
Englad
Edmonton Journal
W. C. Ives
Eastern
Montreal
Eastern Canada Social Credit Association
Douglas
Premier Patenaude outlines oil survey plan for Peace River
Victoria reports Premier Pattao announces immediate move to seek oil in the Peace River district. The government will survey the Peace block before the next session and then seek funds to drill, aiming to determine the most advisable start date for operations.
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Victoria
C.P
Columbia
Peace River District
Patta O
Rebels’ Kin Leader Killed in Mexican Clash
The defense ministry reports Hipolito Cedillo, nephew of rebel chief Saturnino Cedillo, was killed with eleven followers in a clash with government troops near Lazunita in southeastern San Luis Potosi State.
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Mexico
C.P
Defence Ministry
Hipolito Cedillo
Saturnino Cedillo
Lazunita
San Luis Potosi
Jamaica Strike Marched Through Kingston Streets
Thousands of strikers terrorized Kingston parading through the city and halting business across branches. A waterfront breakout saw striking stevedores attack a car delivering food to workers aboard a United Fruit Company vessel.
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Kingston
Jamaica
C.P. Cable
United Fruit Company
Baseball results from National League games
Chicago defeated Boston 16 to 4 in a high scoring NL matchup. St Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a late rally. Cincinnati topped Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Schott and Lombardi led on the mound.
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Chicago
Boston
Lee
Hartnett
Fette
Lopez
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lanier
Owen
Mulcahy
Atwood
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Schott
Lombardi
Posedel
Phelps
Neutrino Evidence Reported By Michigan Scientists
Two University of Michigan researchers Richard Kans and Julius Halpern claim proof of the neutrino, a particle far smaller than the electron. Using the cyclotron and Wilson cloud chamber they photographed nuclear recoil and traced paths indicating a high energy unseen particle. If confirmed, this finding could advance atomic theory and cosmic radiation understanding.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Richard Kans
Julius Halpern
Crane
Helpern
Carnegie Institute of Tology
G. M_ dauncey
Georges Washington Siversity
St. Louis
Crane and
Halperi
Wilson
Halpern
Insurgent Prison Breaks Fail In Pamplona Clash
Two thousand captured government militiamen killed several guards and seized weapons in Pamplona prison but troops quelled the uprising. Officials report unspecified prisoner deaths and wounds as the Franco government claims gains on the Catalonian front while rebels deny taking ground between Tremp and Balaguer.
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Hendaye
France
C.P
Pamplona
Iran
Tremp
Balaguer
Mexican government battles Rightist revolt in San Luis Potosi
In a bid to avert civil war, Mexico’s government reinforced forces under President Lazaro Cardenas against Cedillo’s rebel peasant army in San Luis Potosi. Fighting broke out near Rio Verde with 25 rebels and 22 rebels killed, 15 wounded, and 80 captured. A bomber plane targeted Cardenas’ villa but caused no damage as federal planes countered. The rebel force was later estimated at about 2,000 men, down from earlier claims of up to 20,000. The defense minister announced the 17th cavalry regiment had occupied key positions as operations continued.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Saturnino Cedil- 1O
Defence Ministry
Lazaro Cardenas
Cedillistas
Rio Verde
Cedillo
Cardenas
Villa Hermosa
San ‘Luis
Manuel Avila Camacho
17Th
Rainfall Reaches 2.24 Inches This Month
Local showers Saturday night and last night added about eight tenths of an inch, lifting the monthly total to 2.24 inches. Saturday and yesterday brought warm highs around 75 to 76 degrees, with 71.5 degrees recorded at noon today. CPR reports show showers lasting one to four hours from Calgary to Maple Creek along the Empress subdivision, with light activity elsewhere.
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C.P.R
Calgary
Maple Creek
Empress Subdivision
Orange Day Drive by Boy Scouts Successful
The Medicine Hat Council of the Boy Scouts Association of Canada thanks Medicine Hat citizens for their generous response to the Orange Day fundraising appeal and also pledges appreciation to the Medicine Hat News for publicity support.
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Medicine Hat
Boy Scouts Association of Canada
Rebel occupation ends as Rio Verde returns to normal
Rio Verde awoke to normal routines after a 10 hour rebel occupation ends on Saturday night. The fate of Cediillo, formerly a general in the federal army and until last August 16 Cardenas’ secretary of agriculture, remained unknown.
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Rio Verde
Cediillo
Federal
Cardenas
Peace outlook grows as Czech crisis eases after election day
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain and Czech leader Hodza seek peaceful talks with Sudeten Germans amid stepped up diplomatic efforts. Prague notes a calmer mood following peaceful election day but frontier tensions and the status of 3.5 million Sudeten Germans remain unresolved. Berlin reports incidents at the Czech border as Britain and France push to block a German march into Czechoslovakia.
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Commons
Hodza
London
C.P
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Czecho-Slovakia
Milan Hodza
Konrad Henlein
Germany
Praha
Hitler
Great Britain
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Downing Street
Viscount Halifax
Lord Halifax
Ultra Vires Ruling Upheld on Alberta Interest Act
In Edmonton on May 23 the appellate division upheld Justice Ewing's ruling that two Alberta laws court action to cut interest rates and require Lieut Governor consent were ultra vires. The decision preserves full interest on Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District bonds held by the Independent Order of Foresters and stems from an ICf action to collect full rates.
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Edmonton
C.P
Ewing
Supreme Court
Alberta
Yaks
Harvey
Lunney
Shepherd
Mcdillivray
Ford
Independent Order of Foresters
Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District
I.C.F
Irrigation District
Liberal nominee Parker Wins In Touchwood Seat
Hon J M Parker speaker of the Saskatchewan legislature received the unanimous Liberal nomination in Touchwood constituency signaling party strength ahead of the election.
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J. M. Parker
Saskatchewan
Liberal Party
Touchwood
Sudeten German party rejects talks as elections loom
Militants in Czechoslovakia refuse government negotiations on autonomy demands as 600000 Czech troops guard a 1300 mile frontier. The Nazi backed Sudeten party gains in German towns while Czech authorities vow firm defense of borders amid looming nationalities statute talks. Premier Hodza meets Sudeten MPs to ease tensions ahead of negotiations.
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Sudeten German Party
Nazi
Berlin
C.P
Ulrichsburg
Hohenfuerth
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Milan’ Hodga
Cechoslovakia
Severe Ten Minute Earthquake Strikes Northeastern Honshu
A severe ten minute quake rocked northeastern Honshu on the main island of Japan. Property damage occurred with no casualties reported. Local authorities assessed the damage and monitored aftershocks.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Japan
Tomorrow’s Holiday Show With Sports And Parade
A large program is planned for tomorrow in the irrigation town with air points, contests, and entertainment. The Board of Trade sponsors the gay sport while the Parents-Teachers Association hosts a program. Events start at 10 a.m. with school contests, track and field for Classes D, E and F, and cash prizes from the trade committee. At 12:30 a free adventure picture at the Gayety Theatre, followed by more track events for younger classes A B and C. A baseball tournament, Maypole dance, puppet exhibition by Mrs. Giles, and public tea on the lawns. Boat rides, an ice cream stand, and a dance at night with the Brooks Band. If weather is good, this is the biggest day of sport and entertainment Brooks has seen.
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The
of Trade
Parents-Teg Association
Board of Trade Committee
Gayety Theatre
Brooky
Giles
E. J. Oheo
Brooks
Texas Tornadoes Hit Ivan Town Causing Fatalities
Tornadoes across West Central Texas and Southern Oklahoma left four dead and fourteen injured. Every building in Ivan was damaged.
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Ivan
Texas
C.P
Oklahoma
E R O Club Holds Final Meeting with Stirring Address
The E R O Club concluded its activities with a banquet at the Assiniboia hotel. President Jim Macleod adjourned the meeting as Don Gow of the University of Manitoba delivered a guest speech.
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E.R.O. Club
Donald Gow
E. R. O. Club
Jim Macleod
Assiniboi Hotel
Don Gow
University of Manitoba
Macleod
H. C. Dixon
Carl Beny
Irvine
Chas. Beny
Kiwanis
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Ralph Hargrave
Reydgl
Anne Beny
Jack Osborne
Bill Oatorne
de Herb. Dederer
Gordon
Campbéll Waa
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K.K
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Pate
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Letic Park
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