Government to Cancel Naturalization for Propaganda Spreaders
Ottawa May 30 Justice Minister Lapointe said in the House of Commons that naturalization certificates of foreign born individuals who spread undesirable propaganda may be cancelled under the new official secrets law. He warned naturalized Britons convicted under the Official Secrets Act would lose their certificates and stressed Canada is not seriously troubled by Nazi, Fascist, or Communist activity.
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Ottawa
C.P
Justice
Lapointe
House of Commons
Canada
Manchoukuo protests Tokyo over Mongolia encroachments
Manchoukuo protests to Moscow and Urga over alleged Soviet Mongolian intrusion. Skirmishes were reported as Manchoukuo demands evacuation of territory it says is occupied by Outer Mongolian forces. Weather notes list fair and warm temperatures.
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Tokyo
C.P
Manchoukuo
Moscow
Urga
Outer Mongolia
Royals Welcome Victoria After Fast Victoria Voyage
Their Majesties arrived in Victoria aboard the SS Princess Marguerite after a three hour voyage from Vancouver, entering via the Lions Gate and passing the Lion’s Gate Bridge. They viewed the new Lions Gate Bridge from the ship and dined in a private dining space with Captain McMurray while discussing ships.
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Victoria
Princess Marguerite
Canadian Pacific Railway
Inner Harbor
Vancouver
Ajtallin Clifford
Kenton
Ade Caplin Mt We Marray
Ron
Vancouver’s
D Lion's Gate
Lion's Cale
Gulf Islands
McMurray
wy _nols
Assassination of Arab Leader Shanin Stuns Jerusalem
Khalil Shanin, head of the moderate Arab defence party led by Ragheb Bey Nashabashibi, was assassinated at his Bethelehem home. In Haifa the seventh regiment light artillery arrived while authorities closed cinemas and cafes to curb violence. Two bombings at an Arab theatre wounded thirty.
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Jerusalem
C. P
Khalil Shanin
Arab Defence Party
Ragheb Bey Nashabashibi
Bethelehem
Seventh Regiment Light Artillery
Haifa
Japs Backpedal On Ship Boarding Incidents
Shanghai May 30 Japanese naval spokesman said repeat boarding incidents off the China coast are unlikely. He denied a venerab blockade and said the ban targets Chinese ships only. A separate note reports Myrtle FE. Massie, 21, of Vikbng, died from injuries in a bush fire at Brape Creek on April 28.
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Shanghai
Cael
China
Din
Myrtle FE. Massie
Brape Creek
Calpaury
Madrid youth condemned to death by garrote
Jose De salamo Galilia, 21, convicted by a military tribunal in Madrid of executing 800 prisoners and forming an "investigation brigade" that led to the arrest of about 2,500 Nationalist sympathizers. He and ten others face the death penalty.
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Madrid
C.P
Jose Desalamo Galilia
Caliia
Californian in Trans Atlantic Flight Lost at Sea
Officials at Croydon airport abandoned hope of locating Thomas H. Smith who was attempting a trans Atlantic flight in a midget plane. He had been aloft from the United States about 42 hours, the limit he estimated his fuel would permit, and boundary lights were switched off at 2 a.m. local time.
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London
Croydon
Thomas H. Smith
United States
Central Mortgage Bank Bill Faces Committee Scrutiny
Ottawa debate on a nationally owned Central Mortgage Bank outlines terms for bank membership, mortgage write downs, and a fixed interest cap. Key figures Walter Tucker and Charles Dunning argue on witness hearings and scope. proposed rates tie to Dominion bonds while provincial laws may affect mortgage adjustments.
Question of Coal Subventions in Canada Raises Subsidy Details
Ottawa May 29 CP report ministers faced questions from M J Colwell and Anrus MacInnis on 3.5 million dollar coal subventions this year. Crerar defended the subsidy as aiding employment, not stock manipulation, citing Nova Scotia to Ontario coal movement and costs per ton in several provinces. Colwell pressed for exact recipients and stock changes involving Holt and Gundy, while others urged broader marketing and cost controls.
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Ottawa
Agssurniece
I. A. Crerar
D.C
M. J. Colwell
Rosetown
R. B. Bennett
Crerac
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Coldwell
Messrs. Holt and Gundy
Dominion Cow Company
Tobh
Colwell
Crerar
Rene Pelletier
S.C. Peace River
Alberta
D. J. Hartigan
Cape Breton South
Dominion Fuel Board
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Box scores show Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, New York and St Louis games with runs, hits and errors. Notable pitchers include Wrench Mancuso, Walters Lombardi, Danning Gumbert, and Feller Hemsley. several games ended in 9th inning finishes.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Wrench
Mancuso
L. Moore
Hershberger
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Tobin
Berres
Warneke
Owen
New York
Boston
Riffing
Dickey
Weaver
Desautels
Cleveland
Marcum and
Sullivan
Feller
Hemsley
Philadelphia
Washington
Potter
Hayes
Carrasquel
Ferrell
Detroit
Rowe
York
Lyons
Tresh
Weather report notes rain needed for prairie crops
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports seeding is near complete and crops show promise on the prairies but rain is needed to maintain favorable prospects.
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Ottawa
Prairies
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Royal Visit Begins in Victoria with Parade and Dignitaries
In Victoria the King and Queen were greeted by 111 leading British Columbia citizens in the legislative chamber. Premier Pattullo presented his granddaughters and their mother. A state luncheon followed a 15 mile tour. At Esquimalt the King presented colors to Royal Canadian Navy forces. Vancouver crowds bid farewell amid grand harbor displays and diverse welcomes.
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Victoria
C.P
British Columbia
R. Bourke
Seattle
Canada
Pattullo
Anne
Beth
S.€. Collison
Andrew McGavin
MccGavin
Royal Canadian Navy
Esquimalt
Government House
Vancouver
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Marguerite
East End
King and Queen Enjoy Banff Visit
Royal gratitude for Banff Spring Hotel hospitality expressed to Sir Edward Beatty. The King and Queen enjoyed their stay and praised the instrumental and vocal musicians performances during their Canadian Rockies visit.
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Winnipeg
Banff Spring Hotel
Canadian Rockies
Edward Beatty
G.B.E
K.C
Ll.d
Canadian Pacific Railway
A. J. Lascelles, Esq
C.B
C.M.G
M.V.O
Banff
Britain explains new pact with Russia and League link
London officials told Russia that Britain France and Russia would tie their alliance to the League of Nations covenant while not adopting its full procedural steps. The plan would speed responses by avoiding council meetings after aggression acts.
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London
Russia
Britain
France
League of Nations
League
Council
Local Firm Erects Service Garage by Third St and Fifth Ave
Slim Staines and Fred Gee have bought the service station and land from Imperial Oil Company at the corner of Third Street and Fifth Avenue. Construction on the brick building is near completion, measuring 50 by 50 feet with a 20 foot cut-out. The station is set to open June 15 with a full Imperial products line and modern repair and vulcanizing equipment.
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Slim” Staines
Fred Gee
Imperial Oil Company
Third St
Fifth Ave
Soviet Pact Talks Outline From London Post
Russian ambassador Ivan Maisky visited the Foreign Office in London to convey Moscow s general views on the mutual assistance pact with the Anglo-French anti aggression front. Moscow s foreign minister Molotov is expected to address the Supreme Soviet in Moscow tomorrow to clarify policy.
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London
C.P
Ivan Maisky
Foreign Office
Moscow
Crushing Defeat Reported For Japanese Offensive Near Hankow
Chinese sources credit General Chiang Kai-shek's troops with a crushing defeat of the Japanese four pronged attack near Liangyang and Fancheng on the Han river. A major battle near Suihsien reportedly cost Japanese casualties and Chinese fronts note victories across Hopei Shansi and Chahar. Civilian tolls rise from Japanese air raids since 1937. Foochow reports further bombing of outskirts and a seaplane attack on a passing launch killed about 30 non combatants. Despite war, Fukien tea growers export large quantities through Hong Kong rather than Shanghai.
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Chungking
China
C.p.havas
Chiang Kai-shek
Liangyang
Fancheng
Han River
Hankow
Suihsien
Tangho Railway
Hopei
Shansi
Chahar
Aeronautical Affairs Commission
Foochow
Min River
Fukien Province
Mong Kong
Shanghai
Irish Sabotage Claims Theaters Bombed In Birmingham
Police attributed the blast at a Birmingham motion picture theater to the outlawed Irish Republican Army. In Coventry three unexploded bombs were found in mail boxes as authorities investigated the threat.
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London
C.P
Birmingham
Irish Republican Army
Coventry
Investigation Opens Inquiries Into Eastern Irrigation District
The inquiry opened in the Gayety theatre led by Judge J A Jackson of Lethbridge. It covers the Eastern Irrigation District governance and the Irrigation Development Land Co Lakelands Limited Millicent road Bassano Creamery and dealings with National Feed Products Ltd and the district manager. The judge pledged to stay within authority while allowing full expression from participants.
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Eastern
Millicent
Bassano Creamery
National Fead Products Ltd
E.I.D
Rolling Hills
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Savior King
Western Canada
Port’ Arthur
Waita
Commons Banking and Commerce Committee
Walter Tucker
Rosthern
Charles Dunning
Ualice
Trust, Loan and anSurance Corporations
Maximim
Percy Leonard
Dyeoninian Mortage and Investment Associatio
Mer. Dunning
Dunning
Dominion
Mr. Dunning
Central Mortgage Bank
J. ©. Landeryou
S.C. Calgary East
Trip
McGavin
Main Street
Suihsein
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