Trade talks with Germany to resume this week in Ottawa
A German trade delegation is to arrive in Montreal today and Ottawa tomorrow to continue negotiations halted two months ago after Hon. W. D. Euler's Europe tour. Euler will then travel to Australia and New Zealand to discuss revising Canada’s crude trade agreements with the Antipodean Dominions.
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Berlin
Ottawa
W. D. Euler
New Zealand
C.P
Germany
Trade and Commerce
Europe
Culer
Australia
Canada
Governmnt
Miler
Will Steave
Nome
Montreal
Euler
United Kingdom
Russia
Poland
Switzerland
Holland
Trade Department
Great Britain
Pacific
Honolulu
Earrance
Antipodes
Alberta announces cattle feed policies for drought relief
Edmonton reports immediate effect of government policies to aid drought strained Alberta cattle industry. Minister W Chant says measures include purchasing low grade cattle for packing plants, free freight to feed stations, and dom in feeder freight plan. Farmers will deliver cattle to designated points for handling by a government representative.
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Edmonton
C. P
Alberta
W. Chant
Dominion
Edmonton Manufacturers to Register Under Social Credit Plan
Registration of Edmonton manufacturers under the Alberta Government Social Credit scheme begins immediately with J C Landeryou and C B H Johnson overseeing. Over 300 retailers have registered and officials report more than 200 registrations daily as the one month period ends September 30.
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Sedmonton
C.P
Edmonton
Alberta
Social Credit
Flouse of Commons
C. Landeryou
Toothpick controversy discussed by Dr Charters
Dr W E J Charters of Des Moines told the Southern Dental Association that the social outlawing of the tooth pick harms dentistry. He warned manipulation of the toothpick provides necessary stimulation to the tissue between teeth.
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Los Angeles
C.P
W.ej
Charters
Des Moines
Southern, Dental, Association
Ethiopian delegates win sit in League Assembly vote
Geneva September 23 Ethiopian credentials debate reshaped by League of Nations committee. Ethiopian Haile Selassie and delegates insist on sovereign state status while Italy refuses participation. The committee’s report was adopted to allow Ethiopia to continue in the assembly. the question of Ethiopia’s sovereignty to be heard by the world court was reversed. Continued coverage on page six.
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Ceneva
U.P
League of Nations
Avation Uintss
Canada
Geneva
C.P
Creatinis
League-oations
George
Hambleton
Canadia Press
Ethiopia
Othe
Culy
Rossible
Maxim. Litvinoff
Odd Fellows Elect Grand Officers At New York Convention
George Hershman of Crown Point Indiana was elected Grand Sovereign at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows annual convention. Miss Ruby E. Gleiser of Estevan Saskatchewan was elected president of the ladies auxiliary.
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New York
George Hershman
Crown Point
Ind
Independent
Order of
Odd Fellows
Ladies' Auxiliary
Ruby E. Gleiser
Estevan
Sask
Baby Girl Born From Mother's Abdominal Cavity
Newark reports a perfectly formed baby girl delivered by three physicians in a rare abdominal delivery. The infant, born crosswise inside the mother's abdomen, is thriving in an incubator at Columbus hospital. Doctors also removed the mother's appendix during the cesarean.
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Newark
C.P
Columbus Hospital
Marie’ Guarino
Credit House Plan Talked Over Locally
Local merchants met at city hall to discuss Premier Aberhart’s proposal for Alberta merchants to run a provincial distributing agency. They endorsed a special committee plan with G A Clash named Medicine Hat representative and Forster of Calgary as RMA chair, as Mitchell MP answered questions.
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Aberhart
Alberta
Edmonton
G. A. ‘Clash
Medicine Hat
W.forster
R.M.A
Actay
Calgary
RA M.A
Mitchell
M.P
Calgary search for four thousand dollar radium loss
A radium capsule valued at 4000 dollars disappeared from a Calgary clinic. Civic workers blocked sewers and screened outlets as a search for the mineral continued today.
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Calgary
C.P
Edmonton Mayor Clarke Criticizes Small Cities Over Bond Rate Talks
Mayor Clarke expresses concern that smaller Alberta cities like Drumheller Medicine Hat and Lethbridge may undermine Edmonton and Calgary by supporting a conference with bondholders on reducing interest rates. The letter to Mayor Bullivant notes Drumheller has joined in and signals further page six continuation.
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Clarke
Edmonton
Calgary
Beisel
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Bullivant
Army plane crash in fog kills three near Hillsgrove
Three United States Army aviators died when their Martin bomber crashed in dense fog near the state airport. Lieut J J Neeley was the pilot and Private Joseph J Macagiewski among the crew. Corporal Angelo Mazacco was believed to be the third member, with his body trapped in the burning wreckage for over an hour. The plane struck trees and landed in a swamp southeast of the airport.
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Hillsgrove
R.1
United “States
J.J. Neeley
Joseph
Export cattle movement rises amid winter feed shortage
Calgary reports a heavy export wave as Asperta cattlemen sell thousands to the United States and Eastern Canada. Officials estimate 25 000 head destined for processing under Canada’s one cent a pound plan with rail shipments to Chicago St Paul British Columbia and Pacific Northwest ports. Prices rose from 2 75 to 3 50 per hundredweight in six weeks.
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Calgary
Asperta
United Stats
Canada
Chicago
St. Paul
Astern
British Columbia
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
River Water Level Drops to Record Low This Year
Measurement this morning shows the river at the lowest level recorded this year. Since September 12, the water has fluctuated near a record low, with a brief rise a week ago followed by another decline. The shifting river bottom complicates exact comparisons with prior drought years, but officials believe the current low reflects deeper channels and silt-free beds despite no major floods in recent years.
Shopping Fest Nears In Medicine Hat With Parade
Final details are brushed off tonight for Medicine Hat's annual three day shopping festival. Decorated downtown streets, flags and streamers spark a carnival atmosphere as visitors from southern Alberta prepare to join the three day event starting Friday. The festival features merchant offers and a Friday morning parade by Alexandra High School.Continued on Page Six.
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Medicine Hat
Edito
Gas City
Bannister Brothers Executed for Cold Blooded Murder
Dorchester September 23 two Bannister brothers Daniel and Arthur went to the gallows at Dorchester jail for the January slaying of Philip Lake. Daniel protested I can't pray as the nooses were set and both brothers died in a joint coffin. One spectator heard him say Innocent and paying for somebody else's crime.
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Dorchester
C.P
Daniel’ Bannister
Arthur
Dorcester
Philip’ Lake
Daniel
Japanese Marines Land In Shanghai Amid Shootings
Japanese marines landed in Shanghai after three shots fired in the northern International Settlement area, one man fatally. Japanese authorities vowed to protect lives and property as police reserves and 600 Russian troops manned the area. Detachments were also sent to Hankow and Pakhoi to probe related killings while diplomacy stalled.
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Shanghat
C.P
Takra Hens
International Settlement
Shanghai
China
Hankow
Pakhoi
Yoshiiaki Miura
Yang Yung-Tai
Winter hard in Drayton Valley as wildlife raids increase
In Drayton Valley Alberta residents report a harsh winter expected after a spate of wildlife activity. Bears raid livestock nightly with three calves killed in 10 days while elk herds of 20 to 30 are approaching settlers in search of food.
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Drayton Valley
Alta
C.P
Edmonton
Baseball standings and player pairings from early league play
The clipping lists National League matchups and player pairings including Mungo and Phelps vs Kowalik and Mueller, Hubbell and Mancuso vs Sivess and Wilson, with Chicago and Philadelphia and New York mentioned. American League references Sewell, Feller, and George amid scattered names and results, plus rain at St. Louis and multiple city pairings.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Mungo
Phelps
Kowalik
Mueller
Hubbell
Mancuso
Sivess
Wilson
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Ste. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sewell
Feller
George
Bre
Glenn
Andrews
Hemsley
Rowe
Pebbetts
Rescued Avon River Crew to Reach Churchill Tomorrow
The S.8. Firby, carrying 382 crew members from the grounded British freighter Avon River, was expected to arrive at Churchill tomorrow afternoon. Captain Owen and his crew had been transferred yesterday from the government ice-breaker N. B. McLean after the Avon River ran aground four days earlier at Mansel Tshind near Hudson Bay. The McLean stood by amid heavy seas until conditions allowed the offload and transfer at Brick's Cave north of Hudson Bay.
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Ottawa
Firby
Avon River
Churchill
Department of Marine
Owen
N. B. McLean
Mansel Tshind
Hudson Bay
Avon
McLean
Brick's Cave
Plan to Place Veterans in Employment Aims to Restore Self Respect
At VFW War Veterans Assistance Commission sittings Brigadier-General Alex Ross says a comprehensive program to reintegrate veterans into work seems possible only with coordination of efforts for the jobless ex servicemen. Captain J. P. Trans notes many veterans are unemployable due to disabilities or attitude while Stratton cites only 29 percent fit for farm work and cites a Brooklin plan showing veterans on farms for one year gain eventual steady employment.
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Vorono
Alex Ross
War Veterans’ ‘Assistance Commission
J. P. Trans
Navy
KK. Ve. Stratton
Brooklin
Qont
Irishmen Run Belfast Match to Defeat English League XI
In Belfast on September 23 the Irish football league eleven defeated the English league team 2 to 2 in a clash where all five goals came in the first half. The Irish side had beaten the English 2-1 in the 1935 Blackpool contest.
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Belfast
C.P
Blackpool
United Church General Council Opens in Ottawa
Leaders of the United Church of Canada meet in Ottawa for the seventh general council a major gathering with clergy and laity. The session includes prayer, the moderator's address, and elections as the church debates minister settlement salaries college capacity and education policies amid temperance and missionary concerns.
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Ottawa
C.P
United Church
Canada
General Council
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Africa
Henan
India
Japan
Sinidad
West
China
Richard Roberts
Sigepost
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Credit House
Signara
Bannister Bros
Nippon
Madrid
Toledo
Alcazar
Tavalera DE LA Reina
O.P
Loledo
Francisco Franco
Carnero
Armios
Manuel Agana
Francisco Largo Caballero
Somosierra
Guadarrama
Associated Press
A.P
Maqueda
Grew Rescued
S.S. Firby
Missio Ranart
Masonic ‘District
R. W.W
Hyland
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