Veto on Bank Legislation Is Just the Beginning Says Dr. Cross
Alberta health minister Dr W W Cross told a Social Credit rally in Mayerthorpe that disallowance of provincial banking and court laws by Ottawa is not an end but a beginning. Premier Aberhart warned Ottawa cannot veto Saskatchewan style credit control, urging Alberta to press for its own wealth development.
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Dr. Cross
Mayerthorpe
C.P
W. W. Cross
Alberta
Social Credit
Aberhart
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Mr. Aberhart
Edmonton
R. B. Bennett
Mackenzie King
King
Saskatoon
Cross
Armament Spending Cited as Cause of Raw Material Shortages
The League of Nations raw materials exports committee condemns heavy armament expenditure as causing price hikes and shortages in raw materials. It targets Germany, Italy, and Japan, urges freer trade and abolition of exchange controls, and calls for clearing agreements to aid dependent nations.
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Geneva
A.P
League of Nations Raw Materials Exports Committee
Germany
Italy
Japan
Brandon Labor Day air meet draws thousands of observers
The Brandon Labor Day air meet attracted 45 airplanes from Canada and the United States with RCAF squadrons from Regina and Winnipeg thrilling visitors. No mishaps marred the event. J Haines set a noted height of 15400 feet to win the British Convoy trophy while J In won the bombing competition Prince Edward hotel trophy.
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Brandon
Man
Canada
United States
Royal Canadian Air Force
Regina
Winni
J. Haines
Rewind
Prince Edward Hotel
J. In
Regina Flying Club Leader Dies After Sudden Health Crisis
W. K. Rogers, a prominent Regina aeronautics figure and leader in the Regina Flying Club, suffered a sudden heart attack and died. The community mourns the loss of a respected pioneer in local aviation and sport wings.
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Eran
Regina Flying Club
W. K. Rogera
Sadistic Artist Faces Torture Charges In Toronto Boy Case
Fatherless Freddie Brown, nine, from Toronto, is treated for burns and acid injuries after living with 33 year old artist Alexia Wistow who allegedly tortured him. Wistow, described as a family friend, pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence as police investigate.
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Montreal
Freddie Brown
Toronto
Alexia Wistow
Wislow
Freddie
Six Warships Speeding to Battle Scene
London reports three British destroyers and three French warships speeding to the Mediterranean clash between the Spanish insurgents and government. Algerian coast near Tenes hears gunfire as Canarias battles government units and claims damage to Libertado at Bilbao.
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London
C.P
Admiralty
Green yolk hen lays unusual eggs in Ontario
In Twin Elm Ontario Bryson Foster reports a two year old leghorn laying eggs with green yolks. The eggs are uniform in size and outwardly normal. Foster used a trap nest to identify the hen and has collected about a dozen from the same bird.
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C.P
Bryson Foster
Ontario
Foster
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise in Ontario and Canada
Two new infantile paralysis cases bring the local total to 26, including a two year old Brooks boy and a three year old Granlea child. Across Ontario 1,200 cases and 54 deaths are reported nationwide with 16 under 16 years old and eight over 16. Ontario bears the heaviest impact as disease spreads through eastern and western Canada.
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Brooks
General Hospital
Granlea
Toronto
C.P
Ontario
Canada
Dominion
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Train Bombing Kills 300 Chinese Refugees Near Shanghai
At Sungkiang station 300 Chinese non-combatants were killed and 400 injured when five railroad cars packed with refugees were blown from the track by Japanese bombers. The train carried about 1500 people. officials say no soldiers were aboard. Nearby, Japanese forces captured Paoshan after engineers breached 40-foot walls with explosives. Andrew D. Sutherland, mayor of Seaford, died last week.
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Shangrai
C.P
China
Sungkiang Station
Shanghai
Sungkiang
Yankow
Peiping
Paoshan
Infantile Paralysis Case Shuts Turner Valley Schools
In Turner Valley all schools closed and public meetings canceled after the first infantile paralysis case was reported. An 11 year old boy, Robert Curtis, was removed to the isolation hospital. Two additional cases were in hospital from surrounding districts. A. J. Chisholm, Cranbrook’s former customs collector, is moving to Vancouver.
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Calgary
C.P
Turner Valley
Robert Curtis
A. J. Chisholm
Cranbrook
Customs
Vancouver
Council Backs Shopping Festival Sept 23 25
City council agrees to aid the annual Shopping Festival to be held September 23 24 25, with ground for a merry go round wiring for lighting and downtown decorations plus free dancing prizes and country children rides.
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T. R. Osborne
H. Matthews
Osborne
Ald. Calder
Matthews
Ald
Marshall
Hole
J. L. Palethorpe
C.P.R
North Railway Street
Public Works Committee
Calder
Melody Maids
Melody Maid
Council Chamber
Boyd
Black
Canada defence expeditures contracts for nine million
Defence Minister Mackenzie said contracts have been let for about nine million of the thirteen million in extraordinary defence expenditures voted at the last session. Naval services contracts are nearly complete and most of the one hundred new RCAF planes are contracted for. Nearly all equipment will be supplied by Canadian firms.
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Ottawa
C.P
Defence
Mackenzie
Royal Canadian Air Force
Russians Warn Use Of Force Against Italian Pirates
Moscow reports say the Soviet government will use force if peace moves fail after Italy rejects charges over two sunk Russian ships in the Mediterranean. Russia also accepts a Mediterranean piracy conference invitation while questioning Germany's role and seeking Spanish Madrid Valencia participation. London notes a British tanker Harps was attacked off North Africa but torpedo missed.
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Moscow
Mediterranean
Russia
Italy
Switzerland
Pravda
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
C.P
Red Army
Rotf
A.P
Soviet
Waly
Germany
Russis
London
Harps
North Africa
Lloyds
Tunis
Harpa
Port Said
Egypt
la Gouletta
Maxwell Sisters Death Notice in Ottawa
Mrs John Maxwell sister of G J R and N B Maxwell of Caylawn, Cay luw, dies in Ottawa.
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John Maxwell
N. B. Maxwell
Cayluw
Ottawa
Baseball Scores Feature Boston and New York Duel
Boston 2 7 New York 3 7 in a tight baseball game as Newsom and Pesantels faced Taftings and Dickey. Washington 6 Philadelphia 4 with Chase Ferrell Caster Brucker and Turner Lopez starring. Boston 8 Philadelphia 5 behind Johnson Grace Turner Lopez.
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Boston
New York
Newsom
Taftings
Dickey
Washington
Philadelphia
Chase
R. Ferrell
Caster
Brucker
Johnson and
Grace
Turner
Lopez
Wetter water feat hailed as latest chemical breakthrough
Rochester report describes a new synthetic alcohol that enlarges water molecules to produce wetter water. A drops of this solution instantly wets surfaces and clears dust in air, with industrial uses in bleaching, dyeing, textiles, leather, paper, and cosmetics.
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Rochester
N Y
American Chemical Society
B. G. Wilkes
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsburgh
J. N. Wickero
Carbide and Carbons Chemical Corporation
South Charleston
W. Va
Pas Os Oi
Wilkes
Calgary Auto Thieves Draw Prison Terms
At the City Police Court at noon Lawrence Douglas Harrison and Louis Joseph Galley pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a Calgary grocery on August 28 and stealing merchandise. Harrison received two years two months, Galley two years four months. sentences run concurrently with others.
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Laswrence Douglas Harrison
Louis Joseph Galley
Prince Albert
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Gravelburg
Sask
Wear
Medicine Hat
Death of Vern McDougall Assistant Postmaster Shocks City
Vern McDougall, 43, Montreal born, longtime Medicine Hat resident and assistant postmaster since 1928, died suddenly yesterday after a brief illness. He served with the 196 University Battalion in 1916, was wounded in 1918, and held Mizpah Lodge and Canadian Legion memberships. He leaves wife, mother, and two children Jimmy and Jakwinor. funeral plans未完成 at 1 pm today.
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Vern" McDougall
Allan Laverne McDougall
Toronto
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
University
Canada
Belcher Hospital
Calgary
Jimmy
Jakwinor
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League Committee
Andrew D. Sutherland
Seaford
Valley
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Anthony Eden
Kgnt
Robert Vansittart
Warham and
G. H. N. Monkmian
Warhaim
Ché
W. Patter
Third St
R. B. Davidson
Susan McArthur
MacGregor
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Second Avenues
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V . McDougall
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