British Tightens Grip on India's Civil Disobedience Campaign
The Bombay report notes arrests and imprisonments as Britain maintains opposition to nationalist actions. Chimanhal Chinoy of Surat National Congress Committee gets one year for inciting salt raids. Dharasana sees 100 volunteers arrested while Dharasana salt works raids continue. Police investigate a bomb incident in Madras. Rioting in Rangoon yields 81 dead and 56 injuries.
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Surat
Bombay
India
Chimanhal Chinoy
National Congress Committee
Dharasana
Madras
Rangoon
Burma
Rang
Bhendi Bazaar
Winnipeg Molotov City Murder Shocks Ukrainian Couple
Wasyl Baran a 50 year old machinist was shot dead in his Winnipeg home as Mrs. Baran returned from church. A lamp and a bullet wound in the temple indicate a close range shot by an unknown assailant. A $100 robbery accompanied the crime. a .32 calibre revolver and cartridges were missing, with police seeking leads and the killer still at large. J C Inka, Mrs Baran’s brother in law, is in custody.
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Wasyl Baran
Winnipeg
Bazyl
Baran
J. C. Inka
Mes. Baran
Winnigeg
Wasy Zaran
North Winey
Femare
Frost in Manitoba Showery Alberta Saskatchewan
Winnipeg news report notes showers in Alberta dampening grain fields while Manitoba faces frost tonight. Forecast indicates showers across Saskatchewan and Alberta with light rain elsewhere and light precipitation overall.
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FROST
Manitoba
Showery
Alta
Winnipeg
Alberta
Prairies
Lethbridge
Saskatchewan
Meeting on Third Street Addressed by Liberal M.L.A. Lang
Citizens are reminded of a meeting on Third Street tonight at eight o'clock. J. W. Lang, M.L.A., will speak on the Liberal platform. A musical program has been arranged for the evening.
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Third Street
J. W
K.C
Hector Lang
M.L.A
Girl airlifted to hospital for appendicitis near The Pas
Mary Sinnclair, 25, was flown by Royal Canadian Air Force plane from Cormorant Lake base to The Pas for medical attention after suffering appendicitis yesterday. Flying Officer A D Rose and Me Corp J F Cooper operated the air service assist.
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Pas
Mary Sinnclair
Grand Rapids
Lake Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cormorant Lake
Mewey
View Air Service
A. D.‘ Rosé
Me Corp
J. FP Cooper
Two Are Killed Auto Accident Near Ottawa
A bursting tire on the Aylmer Road west of Ottawa killed Mrs Blanche Whitehorn 25 of Alland Bert Phillips 45 of Overbrook while driver Harry Brown Ottawa suffered a fractured jaw and head injuries. Brown lost control when the tire blew, sending the car 79 feet along a ditch then down a 15 foot gully to strike two trees.
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Aylmer Road
Blanche Whitehorn
Bert Phillips
Overbrook
Subu Irb
Ottawa
Harry Brown
Brown
Cutworm Damage Serious In Sask
Regina May 29. Cutworm damage is serious in the wheat lands around Regina Southern Saskatchewan says S H Vigor field crops commissioner. In many fields the entire crop may be lost and warm weather threatens further damage.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
S. H. Vigor
Fire department tests water mains equipment pressure
An inspector from the Western Canada Fire Underwriters Association tested fire department equipment and mains pressure this morning. Riverside Park received a good watering from the water directed by the fire hose during the tests.
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Western Canada Fire Underwriters ‘Association
Riverside Park
Association campaigns in Cypress Hills destroy crows and raise wildlife
A ranger for the Game Assoc reports progress in Cypress Hills with over 450 crow and magpie eggs collected. Pheasant pens show 50 chicks hatched and 100 eggs setting, while 50 more reared chicks are expected. Officials plan visits and wildlife film showings to promote conservation and nest protection, with outreach to schools and government offices.
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Association
Cypress Hills
Benjamin Lawton
Game Guardian
Ottawa
Island Lane
Doings in Parliament in Ottawa May 29
The Senate approved the United States treaty for halibut fisheries protection in the North Pacific and Bering Sea and passed several Commons approved bills. The House of Commons completed third reading on a budget tariff changes bill and numerous amending bills including Criminal Code amendments. Main estimates were advanced.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Comunons
United States
North Pacific
Commons
House of Commons
Rbke -Bilba
Nominations in Alberta field for provincial seats total 124
Edmonton May 29 nominations numbered 124 for Alberta provincial seats with 44 UFA 34 Liberals 17 Conservatives 11 Labor and 18 independents. Notable entries include F S Grisdale UFA and H S B Chamberlain Independent. Brownlee government record reviewed by R G Reid with railway settlement and natural resources transfer explained. (Continued on Page Three).
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Edmonton
Alberta
U.F.A
Labor
Olds
F. S. Grisdale
U.F. A
Whiteford
S. J. Leskin
Gleicher
S. Suwala
Cardston
Chamberlain
Geo
School of Agriculture
Nelson S. Smith
Sam Boyd
U.F.A. Association
R. G. Reid
Brownlee
Reid
Dauphin Woman Shot In Accident At Home
A Dauphin woman was accidentally shot last night while handling a revolver that exploded, injuring her left wrist. She was taken to a hospital for operation as local police and officials of the Elsh and Game Association investigate the incident amid other community notes.
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Dauphin
Rf Ney
Darlington
Mes
Oarlinton
Bonkti Ag
Epliog
Government bill to relieve soldier settlers passes senate panel
Ottawa May 29 The Senate committee approved a government bill to relieve all soldiers settlers of 30 percent of their indebtedness to the country with no amendments. The measure was drafted by a special commission of the House of Commons during the current session.
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Ottawa
Senate Committee
House of Commons
Miss Amy Johnson Cracks Up Plane
Amy Johnson, flying from England toward Australia, crash landed at Perm aerodrome near Brisbane after a wing folded and fuel lines were damaged. She was unhurt and prepared for a possible return to flight, with emergency repairs underway at the field.
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Amy Johnson
Brisbane
Australia
Mayway
A.P
Hiss
Amy _Johnson
England
Auatrail Mishey
Gragies
Pérm
Oraes
Darwin
Worth
Mita
Déhnson
Tégwoomba
Accidental Rifle Discharge Kills Suffield sheepman McLennan
William McLennan died instantly when a .250 rifle fired by himself while reaching for a gun in a car near Suffield. A cattle ranch crew and police investigation found the death accidental. coroner deemed no inquest needed. McLennan, 41, a well known Alberta sheepman, had lived in Suffield for years after moving from Invernesshire.
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William McLennan
A.P
H. Allen
O. Boyd
Suffield
Boyd
Nott’s
Herg
Sergt Allen
McLennan
Alex Laframboise
Lafromhboise
Harry Swartz
Wley Tee
Alberta
Sxteen
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Itish Govt
Dacca
Sarojini Naidu
Dungari
Untadi
Nahari Parek
Ambalpatel
Tribhuvandas
Conservative Rally
D. M. Duggan
Canada
Cardington
Atlantic
Montreal
Atlantic Ocean
St. Hubert
Mary Sinclair
Sask
Field Crops. Com
and Game Assoc
Br. Gershaw
R. T. Rodd
Medicina Hat
Lawton
Rodd
Office of Ni
Burns
The
Wat
Invernsdale
Rosshire
Fe Bne
James
Donald
Spence
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