Mackenzie King Finds No Grounds for Further Disallowance
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King, replying to Alberta Social Credit leader William Aberhart, states there is no ground for further disallowance of provincial statutes. He defends the royal economic commission and notes its work will rely on report force and public discussion. The five member royal commission meets in Ottawa to prepare its inquiry into federal provincial economic relations.
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Ottawa
C.P
Albert
William Aberhart
Mackenzie King
Royal Economic Commission
Social Credit
Economic Commission
Alberta
Royal Commission
N. W. Rowell
Ontario
Aberhart
W. L. MacKenzie King
Japan's Reply Delivered to British Government
Tokyo reports Japan has sent its reply to Britain's protest over the wounding of the British ambassador to China. Japan questions the British claim that the envoy was hit by machine gun bullets from a Japanese plane and notes the investigation remains incomplete.
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Tokyo
A.P
Japan
Great Britain
China
London
Foreign Office
Koki Hirota
Thighe Knatehbull-Hugessen
Domei
Speney
Britain
Iirota
Let
Sigw
Hughe
Nanking
Shanghai
Yakeshi Azuma
Seiyukai
Hirota
Imperial Navy
Adoval Mistumasa Yonai
Azune
Claim World Needs British Labor Govt
Norwich dispatch reports Hugh Dalton, chairman of the Labor Party executive, telling the Trades Union Congress that the Labor Party can win power and implement its program. He warns the current government is a danger and argues Britain and the world need a Labour Government to avoid catastrophe.
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Norwich
C.P. Cable
Labor Party
Hugh Dalton
Trades Union Congress
50 000 Cattle Moved From Drought Area
Ottawa report says 70,000 western farmers lack crop and winter feed. Agriculture Minister Gardiner notes 250,000 tons of feed shipped last year, with a potential 1,000,000 tons this year but only half in sight. Effort to keep farm families with minimum livestock. In three weeks 50,000 cattle moved from drought areas to the East.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
J. G. Gardiner
Fallow Offers Bank Account For Inspection
Edmonton reports the Royal Commission will inspect the bank accounts of Hon. W. A. Fallow Alberta Minister of Public Works and his wife Mrs. Fallow. Fallow sought open scrutiny to end questions, and the commission agreed to allow inspection of the accounts and his wife's safety deposit box. There was also a request to view his personal file, which the commission did not order but agreed to provide access for fairness.
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Edmonton
C.P
W. A. Fallow
Alberta
Fallow
Royal Commission
H. W. Lunney
Commission
S. W. Field
K.C
L. Y. Cairns
Department of Public Works
Cairns
W. A. Fallon
Campbell McLaurin
J. J. Bowlen
Liberal Party
Justice Lunney
Mr. Fallon
St Louis Beats Chicago In Gripping Baseball Clash
In a doubleheader summary the St Louis Cardinals defeat Chicago with a 7 to 8 score after a late rally while Blake and Owen lead the St Louis offense. The Chicago pitching staff Hart nett yields the loss as Chicago finishes strong in game two.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Blake
Owen
Lee
Hartnett
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise Across Regions
By noon today nine new infantile paralysis cases were reported since Saturday, bringing the total to 23 with three deaths. New patients include a 22 year old farmer from Tompkins, a nine year old child from Whitla, four young children, and a 21 year old cattle buyer from Toronto who recently traveled through western Saskatchewan and Walsh district. Two more cases were found in the hospital this morning, brothers from Walsh.
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Tompkins
Whitla
Focal
Gordon Coutts
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Walsh District
Walsh
Precautionary Measures Against Infantile Paralysis
Public health guidance urges keeping children from crowds and ensuring outdoor play with isolation when needed. Advice covers hygiene, food safety, rest, ventilation, and cleaning, plus quarantine rules, medical attention, and a nasal zinc spray being trialed as a preventive measure.
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Board of Health
Paliomye
Turbulent Stock Markets Near European War Fears
Toronto traders saw leaders fall two points to nine as nervous selling followed news of potential war in Europe. In New York the market dropped over six dollars a share as large blocks were dumped amid widespread tension over a possible European conflict.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Liverpool
Chicago
Orient
Mediterranean
Toronto
Europe
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hitler Reaffirms Ties With Japan and Italy
Nuremberg witnesses Chancellor Hitler pledge Nazi Germany’s solidarity with Japan and Italy against Communism. He cites a defensive fight and reiterates demand for the return of war-lost colonies. Japanese and Italian ambassadors attend the crowd of 46 600 as does the Chinese ambassador.
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Nuremberg
C.P
Hitler
Japan
Italy
Adolf Wagner
Germany
Rainfall Report From Local Weather Station
Yesterday’s showers produced 0.06 inch at the local weather station with variable distribution across the city. Some sidewalks saw only a few drops while others reported moisture, and no reports came from other division points. A separate note mentions a good rain at Shaunavon on Monday with fair and warm conditions and temperatures around 62 and 42.
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Shaunavon
Britain Presses Japan Over Interim Reply
Britain expresses dissatisfaction with Japan's interim reply to the protest over the air attack on the British ambassador to China. Indications say the final reply should not be long delayed as the cabinet plans to review the issue tomorrow after a non committal note that sidestepped the charge of machine gunning Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen.
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London
C.P
Great Britain
China
Japan
Hughe Knatchbull - Hugessen
Nanking
Shanghai
Japanese seize Pratt shoals Lintin island for seaplane bases
British sources report Japanese destroyers seized Pratt shoals and Lintin island near Hong Kong, converting them to seaplane bases. A landing party wrecked the wireless station and observatory as employees of Sea Products Company claim torture by sailors seeking a non existent arms cache.
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Hongkong
Pratt Shoals
Lintin Island
Japan
Sea Products Company
London youths begin forest training project at Ron decau Park
Nine London Ontario youths from relict families join a youth training initiative at Ron Decau Park to learn forestry and gain practical skills. A leading British importer in Ottawa says Canadian frozen poultry is finding satisfaction in the English market.
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London
Ont
Rondecau Park
Ottawa
Small shed fire at Royal hotel area contained quickly
A small fire of undetermined origin broke out at 11 15 Saturday night in a shed behind the Royal hotel. Smoke was heavy but damage was minimal as the fire department extinguished the flames. The shed stores packing boxes for Black hardware.
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Royal Hotel
Shanghai Battles Rage With Fires Across Western Districts
Chinese forces counter attacked near Woosung Paoshan and Yangtze fronts as Japanese bombardment raged in Yangtzeppo Chapei Kiangwan and north Shanghai. The Commercial Press building burned after a Japanese air raid amid heavy losses reported on both sides.
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Shanghai
C.P
Yangtzeppo
Chapei
Kiangwan
North Station
Yangtze
Whangpoo
Woosung
Paoshan
Should Aim to Restore Sense of Security
Vancouver delegates to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce hear C P Krank Prendergast urge restoring individual economic social and political security as key to national unity. He calls business to engage with agriculture labor and orderly development while R C Matthews advocates reform of education and a central bureau of educational research.
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Vancouver
C.P
W Krank Prendergast
Toronto
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Dominion
R. C. Matthews
Canada
Camida
Aberhart to Consider King's Letters at Cabinet Meeting
Premier Aberhart declined to comment on two letters from Prime Minister Mackenzie King in reply to Alberta letters. The province warned it would enforce disallowed banking and court legislation and protested the royal commission on Dominion provincial affairs. The premier said the letters would be discussed at a cabinet meeting.
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Edmonton
C.P
Aberhart
Mackenzie King
Alberta
Royal Commission On Dominion
Soviet Note Accuses Italy as Mediterranean Sub Sinking Sparks Diplomacy
London reports Britain plans a conference on anti piracy regardless of Italian attendance as Moscow presses Italy over two Soviet ship sinkings in the eastern Mediterranean. Rome denies guilt and says the Soviet note aims to disrupt the Switzerland talks with Britain and France inviting Italy.
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London
Great Britain
Italy
Messagro
Rome
Moscow
Russia
France
CP Havas
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Switzerland
Timipavey
Algieria
Biagovoje
Foreign Office
Tate
Eoviet
Gulfaires
Ciano
Count Ciano
Haly
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Deshong
R. Ferrell
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Desautels
Weaver
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Hoerg
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Dollar Line
President Hoover
Wrangpoo
Hong Kong
Morris J. Harris
Marco Polo Bridge
Peking
Hayes
Pao Thu
Colina
League of Nations Hemineat
Neeressia
W. F. Prendergast
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