Japan United States Britain Naval Talks Stall Over Figures
London reports say Japanese negotiators failed to present concrete figures on naval reform. Britain has only an understanding of Japan's plan to reduce capital ships while seeking parity in defensive vessels. Talks seek tri power agreement but remain in opening stages. Ottawa coverage notes Bennett cabinet crisis and resignation of H. Stevens.
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London
C.P
Britain
United States
Admiralty
Associated Press
Japan
Grote Stirling
Yals
Trade and Commerce Départment
Stevens
Lynching of Claude Neale in Marianna after arrest for white woman’s stabbing
The black accuser Claude Neale was captured near Brewton, Fla., transported to Georgia, and lynched by a mob of several thousand at a courthouse square. His corpse, shot, stabbed and mutilated, was strung from a tree after being dragged behind a car from the Chipols river woods to the Greenwood home of George Cannidy, where Lola Cannidy, 23, was slain last week. Uncertainty remains whether he died from wounds or during the mob attack.
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Chipols
Greenwood
George Cannidy
Lola
Neale
Brewton
Fla
Rehabilitation of Western Canada Drought Areas Debated
Premier Reid comments on Premier Bracken Manitoba plan for a central coordinating body to address drought lands. Dominion offer to take over drought areas declined by Saskatchewan. Discussion centers on national scope solutions including water diversion to form lakes and reforestation to rehabilitate affected lands.
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Dmonton
Canada
Reid
Bracken
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Premir Reid
Vegetables Shipped to Dry Belt for Drought Areas
A carload of vegetables from Brooks to Irvine brought 14 varieties donated by Cassils Scandia Brooks and community groups plus contributions from the CPR Demonstration Farm and other farms. Another Duchess shipment to Contribu tions followed. About 55 000 pounds have been donated in response to a drought appeal for free vegetables to help the needy.
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Brooks
Irvine
Cassils
Scandia
C.P.R
Drouth
Austrian Trouble Sparks Raid in Lower Austria
Travellers report a Heimwehr raid in Werner Neustadt lowering Austria. The raid invaded a police barracks, jailed officers, prompting a federal army call out. Barracks were recaptured and officials freed. all Heimwehr participants were arrested.
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Vienna
Werner Neustadt
Lower Austria
Helmwehr
Federal
Heimwehr
United States May Place Duty Upon Canada Coal
Washington reports the National Coal Association urged a restoration of the countervailing duty on Canadian coal at its annual meeting. The group noted Canadian coal enters the US duty free, though a 50 cent per ton duty would be applied to balance import flows and support domestic coal interests. The association also cited previous duties removed under the Trade Agreements Act and requested action from the administration.
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United States
Canada
Washington
O'Neill
Daconly
C.P
National ‘Coal _association
United ‘States
Yla
Congress
British ‘Columbia
United
States
Bright Spots in Industry Ottawa General Summary
General index shows employment up 17.5 percent in the first nine months of 1934 versus 1938. Tillsonburg shoe factory taken over with plant operations resuming. Brantford Cordage Co. to recall many former employees. Port of Montreal reports coal imports up 660 480 tons in nine months, coal up from 1933. Log scale in BC up 1.3 billion feet 35 percent from 1933. Ford tendering $425000 electric furnace at Windsor plant. Stratford Chair Co. nearly closed last summer now operating. Dominion Bureau notes car loadings Oct 20 up 1251 cars vs last year. Alberni Pacific Lumber Co. sawmill reopened with 350 workers after strike.
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Ottawa
Tillsonburg
Ont
Brantford
Brantford Cordage Company
Montreal
Vancouver
British Columbia
East Windsor
Ford Company
Stratford
Stratford ‘Chair ‘Company
Poe Tawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Alberni
B.C
Alberni Pacific
Ler Co
Dutch air derby plane destroyed in collision at Australian field
The Dutch plane of D L Asjes and G J Geysendorfer, a top London to Melbourne race contender, burned after hitting a car at the flying field in Allahabad. No injuries reported. The auto carried the field crew. Other teams including New Zealanders Mac Gregor Walker and Hewett Kay advance toward Cloncurry and Charleville with Melrose expected to arrive next.
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Allahabad
India
D.L. Asjes
G. J. Geysendorfer
Derby
Melbourne
Bedcom
Malcolm MacGregor
Henry Walker
New Zealand
Cloncurry
Darwin
Australia
Monash Named as Replacement Chief of British Forces
London reports that Sir John Monash, an Australian general of Jewish descent, was cited as the sole British commander capable of replacing the late Field Marshal Earl Haig in 1918. The note names Lloyd George as supporting the claim in the wartime context.
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London
Cable
John Monash
Lloyd George
Marshal Earl Haig
Reichsbishop Mueller Faces Internal Pressure as Resignation Sought
Berlin reports indicate Ludwig Mueller, Reichsbishop and Nazi church head, faces a sharp challenge from August Jaeger who sent a resignation note and urged an inner council of bishops to aid reconstruction. The move follows months of dictatorial control and growing opposition within the church.
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Louis P
Lochner
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Berlin
A.P
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Eee
Jae. A
Mueller
Jaeger
Prussia
Council of Bishops
Reich
Adolf ‘Hitler
Yeaterda Mueller
Tni Ip Pats
Canadian Club Dinner Talk On Igloo Dwellers Frontier
Mr Richard Finnie F R G S will address the Canadian Club at the Cosmopolitan Hotel next Wednesday. He recently returned from Bear Lake district and has visited eastern and western Arctic Canada including Coronation Gulf. His subject is Among the Igloo Dwellers or Canadas last frontier with illustrative views.
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Richard
Finnie
F.R.G.S
Canadian ‘Club
Wednes- 8
Bear Lake District
Arctic Canada
Coronation Gulf
Canada
Parliament Opens Speech From Throne Marks Indian Proposals Debate
The joint parliamentary committee conducted an exhaustive study of Indian proposals presented in India questions. The session begins November 16 with a throne speech on November 20. Discussions focus on re housing expenditures and public societies activities.
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Wien
India
Unclear excerpt hints at 1930s prize draw and race entries
An incomplete clipping mentions a pool funded event with one dollar entries, drawings on a Wednesday, and eighty seven handicaps. It notes only thirty will start the race and lists Canadian prize winners such as Twin Brothers and Carioca Rio Grande with protections for ticket holders.
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Dublin
Aftra
Pries
Alberta
Carioca Rio
Grande
Alberta Marketing Plan Faces Federal Approval Hurdle
Alberta marketing scheme awaits final clearance from the Federal Marketing Board. The board has tentatively sanctioned the plan but will not finalize before November 15, allowing a protest window. Committee members include P J Higgins Hughes Flatbush and F Stettler.
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St Yateps
Alberta
Edmonton
Federal’ Marketing Board
Immiediate
Cludes
Higgins Hughes
Flatbush
F Stettler
Murder case headline from Belleville on Nat. year victim
In Belleville a murder inquiry centers on the death of Mrs Nat, found in April after an October night. The case involves a person named Vermilyer and a related inquiry into an inquest that names the victim and location.
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Belleville
C.P
Osborne named governor of the Bank in five year term
Ottawa dispatch reports Secretary of the Treasury England has been appointed governor of the Bank for five years. It is arranged Osborne may return to England before the end of the term to assist with arrangements and policy, the dispatch notes.
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Ottawa
Osborne
Ie England
Bani Finance
Osborn
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