Flying Hutchinsons Safe After Greenland Crash
A British trawler rescued George Hutchinson, his wife, two children, and four crew from a downed plane near Angmagssalik Greenland. They reached Eskimo settlement Eker and saved instruments and supplies, with winter plans uncertain as Lord Talbot ferried them to safety or Iceland.
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Angmagsalik
Greenland
George Hutchinson
New York
London
Lord Talbot
Stersak Fjord
Little Bay
Hutchinson
Eker
Talbot
Iceland
Aberdeen
Watson
Feeland
Scotland
Richmond
United States
George R. Hutchinson
Atlantic
Peter Redpath
Gerald Altfilisch
Joseph Ruff
Norman Alley
Copenhagen
Theo
Dore Stauning
Hutchingsons
E.S.T
Parliament Set to Open October Sixth in Regular Session
Ottawa reports Parliament will convene on October 6 for a regular five to six week session. Prime Minister Bennett announced after a Cabinet meeting that the fall session will focus on ratifying Imperial trade pacts with the United Kingdom South Africa Southern Rhodesia and the Irish Free State and possibly Canada Newfoundland talks.
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Ottawa
R. B. Bennett
Cabinet Council
Bennett
Commonwealth
Dominions
Canada
United Kingdom
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Irish Free State
Canada-Newfoundland
Doctor and crew prepare non stop transatlantic flight to Rome
Dr Leon M Fisculli of Yonkers leads a seven member crew including 28 year old Edna Newcomer and pilot William Uldrich from Floyd Bennett Field at 6 16 am to fly the 4200 mile route to Rome. The mission aims to observe passengers and monitor aircraft conditions with Tail Wind the doctor's pet onboard.
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New York
E.S.T
Rome
Floyd Bennett Field
Leon M. Fisculli
Yonkerg
N.Y
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Edna Newcomer
Williamsport
Florence
Italy
Florence Nightingale
John of Arc
Newcomer
William Uldrich
Mineola
Drisculli
Prisculli
Westchester
Police and posse start on hunt in Saskatchewan
Kelvington Saskatchewan Sept 12 police and a posse of armed residents from the Kelvington Pelly and Sturgis districts set out Monday on the trail of a Romanian wanted for three weeks, tallied at five feet five, blue overalls brown suit coat and a black cloth cap. He is linked to robberies of motorists in Lindaw district and possibly heading toward Pelly. Monday’s search failed to locate him. the chase resumes Tuesday.
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Kelvington
Sask
Selvington
Pelly
Sturgis
Lindaw
Wheat and grain inspections report totals
Winnipeg report shows yesterday inspections with wheat 1 820 contracts 1 651 oats 4 to 39 barley 4 to 44 flax 0 to 2 rye 9 to 9 compared with last year.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba to appoint inquiry into University crisis
Premier John Bracken announced the Manitoba government will appoint a board of inquiry with powers to conduct a thorough investigation into all matters affecting the University of Manitoba. The move follows the defalcations of John A. Machray, bursar and chairman of the Board of Governors, who faces theft charges of more than $900,000.
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Winnipeg
Man
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
John Bracken
John A. Machray
K.C
Bracken
Machray
Liquor Centre
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Manitoba Gov
Harvest notices and local health and events in Redcliff
Gull Lake calls for twenty harvest workers as men prepare to leave by car for fields with reportedly high wages. H. O. Anderson departs for Standard in Wayne district for prior employment. Cathie Myers undergoes tonsil operation at hospital. L. Moreton recovers from tonsil removal. Baby Welfare Clinic set for Wednesday 2:30 in Gordon Memorial basement under Dr. Ward. St Ambrose reports large turnout for Canon Western farewell and parish hall gathering. A. N. Collard at Elkwater Lake. Mr and Mrs D. McLachlan return from Waterton Lakes.
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Gull Lake
Gordon Memorial Pasement
Ward
Young Chinese Pilots to Join Up in Homeland
Three Chinese boys left Calgary for their homeland to join the aviation corps of the Nationalist Army. Sam Mah Capteen Marisi and Joe Mar flew farewell plane flights after training by Jock Palmer. Many other Chinese youths in Calgary are training to join the Nationalist flying forces.
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Calgary
Sam Mah
Capteen Marisi
Joe Mar
Jock Palmer
Claims Business Is Now On the Upswing
Halifax reports Col. W. L. McGregor at the Canadian Chambers of Commerce said a business upswing is underway with a good crop expected in Canada and higher volumes in mixed farming. He noted wheat prices align with world parity and U S prices being out of line, predicting strong exports to Europe and liquidation of past carryovers.
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Halifax
N.S
W. L. McGregor
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
McGregor
Canada
United States
Europe
Labor backs sweepstakes and beer sales in Canada
Hamilton reports the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada with 300000 members votes to legalize sweepstakes for hospital relief and other causes and to permit licensed beer sales. They also push for theatres to provide live orchestral music, to be achieved by arrangement between venues and musicians.
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Hamilton
Ont
Jack Hambleton
Labor
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Ontario
George S. Henry
Trades and Labor Congress
Dominion
Congress
Bow Island Girls Visit Medicine Hat Camp
The Bow Island Busy Bees Junior Club of fifteen girls traveled in two cars led by H. C. Sweet and Mrs Mack to Brookwood camp near Medicine Hat for a weekend. They enjoyed fine weather, cooked dinner, visited local stores leaving pennies as tips, and were joined by mothers Mrs Johnson and Mrs Wallwork. Boy Scouts assisted politely as the group relaxed at the camp and in town.
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Bow Island
Medicine Hat
H. C. Sweet
Mack
Brookwood Camp
N. T. Pollit
Johnson
Wallwork
Boy Scouts
Newsprint Prices Challenged by Scandinavian Imports
New York report states leading newsprint manufacturers in the U S and Canada study the impact of large Scandinavian newsprint imports sold in the region at prices below domestic contract figures. It remains undecided if price cuts will be used to meet the competition.
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New York
Canada
United States
Revolt in Santiago Against Provisional President Davila
Chilean rebels led by Aviation Commander Merino attempted to seize control in Santiago with air force and some army and naval factions backing the uprising. The government denied the claim, stating the garrison and navy remained loyal to Provisional President Davila.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Merino
Calgary Would Let Transients Still Ride Rods
Calgary seeks extension of the order barring unemployed transients from riding the rods beyond September 30 to October 20 to let harvest workers reach home. Mayor Andy Davison argues timely extension prevents a flood of workless for Calgary. Ottawa has not received a formal extension request and will consider any representations if received.
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Calgary
Andy Davison
Ottawa
Dominion
Abolish Party Lines Debate in British Columbia
Victoria scene widens as Premier Tolmie mulls a union government with Dr. Pattullo and W. J. Bowser and directions for Liberals. Pattullo says he may not join and Bowser remains a key question mark as talks hint at a three party setup and possible early election.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
T. D. Pattullo
W. J. Bowser
K.C
Tolmie
Pattullo
House of Commons
Bowser
Richard McBride
Judge Tweedie Scolds Communists at Naturalization Hearing
In a Supreme Court session, Mr Justice Tweedie grilled a Russian applicant seeking British naturalization. The judge denounced anti government agitation and urged allegiance to Canada, praising the nation as one of the world’s greatest.
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Calgary
Supreme Court
Justice Tweedie
Tweedie
Russia
Canada
Grain Dept Records Mention Sept Oct Totals
Sourced from the Ogilvie grain department figures include October and December entries with percentages and street address 3314. Notable figures cite No 1 and track 52 along with various month totals.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Gandhi Threatens Hunger Strike To Death
London reports reveal Mahatma Gandhi plans to begin a hunger strike on September 20 to oppose the government's plan for separate electors for the untouchable caste. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir Samuel Hoare confirm the exchange of letters expressing Gandhi’s resolve. Gandhi has been imprisoned at Poona since January 4 as he renews civil disobedience.
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London
Mahatmar Gandhi
Qandhi
Ramsay MacDonald
Samuel Hoare
India
Mahatma
Gandhi
Poona
German Chancellor Defies Reichstag as Vote of No Confidence Rises
Berlin reports a defiant von Papen government faced a decisive no confidence vote 513 to 32. The chancellor tried to dissolve the Reichstag but was blocked by Goering. Courts must decide legality while elections are planned within 60 days amid unrest.
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Berlin
von Papen
Reichstag
Baron von Gayl
Interior
Reichstag Committee
von Hindenburg
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Franz von Papen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Min
Istry
Nagi
Baron Whihelm von Gayl
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Julianehaab
Canal O N
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Lindow District
Mackray
Ernment
Ralph H. Webb
Redcliff
H. O. Anderson
Standard
Wayne District
St. Ambrose
Canon Western
A. N. Collard
Elkwater Lake
Mrs. D. McLachlan
Waterton Lakes
Scandinavia
Granstand
Germany
Genera Business
Wolesini
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