Labor Party Is Sustained On Censure Vote
Looten England The MacDonald Labor Government survived a Commons censure vote on tariff policy. Baldwin urged opposition changes while Liberal support kept the government intact. Churchill Snowden Benn and Snowden blamed unemployment and defended tariffs as a path to empire unity amid party splits.
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Labor Party
Looten
England
MacDonald Labor
House of Commons
Comeare
Stanley Baldwin
Hebert Sampel
Bacawien
Taldwin
Fhilp
Snowden
Baldwin
Canada
Churchill
Wedgwood Benn
Secretary of State For
India
Benn
Labor
Philip Snowden
MacDonald
Coarse Grain Pool Cuts Prices on Wheat Deliveries
Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba Wheat Pools reduce remaining coarse grain deliveries by 35 cents per bushel for rye and 10 cents for barley and oats. States revised Fort William basis for rye and barley and oats. Market prices on Winnipeg exchanges show oats at 53 1 2 cents, rye 54 cents, barley 46 45 cents.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Fort William
C.W
British Army Estimates Cut London 1930
British army estimates for 1930 total 40.5 million pounds, down 605 thousand. The establishment strength excluding India stands at 148,000 men, versus 150,500 in 1929.
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London
Eng
India
First Application for Exhibit Space at World Grain Show
Regina reports a first application for commercial space at the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference. The event runs July 25 to August 6, 1832, with Regina noting March 12 receipt at headquarters. The Executive Committee reserved limited space for exhibits tied to field crop production and marketing.
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Regina
Children Die In Fire At Newdale Homestead
The two Hutyn infants aged six months and two years perished when fire destroyed their Newdale homestead while the parents were away in the bush cutting wood. The charred remains were found among the ruins after the parents returned.
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Newdale
Man
William Hutyn
Col Barker V C Dies In Airplane Crash In Ottawa
Colonel William George Barker VC DSOMC, a famed World War I pilot, died when a Fairchild two seater crashed near Rockliffe aerodrome. An official inquiry is set to determine the cause. Survived by widow and seven year old daughter.
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Ottawa
William George Barker
V.C
Ds.o
M.C
Canada
Rockliffe
Department of National Defence
Civil Aviation Branch
Col. Barker
Fairchild Aviation Corporation of Canada
D. Campbell Shaw
Fairchild
Shaw
Montreal
New York City
Fairchild Corporation
W. C. Bishop
Miss A Smith
Toronto
Antoinette
Briand Heads Toward Short Five Power Conference
Briand, leader of the French naval delegation, grimly predicts the five power conference will last only a fortnight longer. He says the talks will yield a technical preliminary treaty with a later League of Nations disarmament gathering. MacDonald hopes Briand can secure compromises, but Briand will not risk proposals likely to fail in the French chambers. Officials praise progress while labor members press Prime Minister on concerns.
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London
England
Aristide Briand
League of Nations
Briand
France
MacDonald
M. Briand
Graf Zeppelin Plans 48 Hour U S Visit Next May
Graf Zeppelin to tour the Americas starting between May 12 and 15, leaving Friedrichshafen for Seville then Rio de Janeiro. The voyage includes Pernambuco refuelling, a Jamaica Haiti Havana cruise, Lakehurst visit, and a 50 hour return flight to Seville and Friedrichshafen.
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Berlin
Graf Zeppelin
United States
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
Americas
Friedrichshafen
Graf
Seville
Spain
South Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Pernambuco
Jamaica
Haiti
Havana
Cuba
Lakehurst
Detroit May Dismiss All Alien Teachers
Following a city council order to discharge about 1700 aliens, Detroit's board of education considers dismissing 786 teachers who are aliens or non residents. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh is named among those facing potential discharge.
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Detroit
Mich
Board of Education
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Start Campaign For Indian Independence
Ahmadabad launches a march toward Jalapur as Mahatma Gandhi 61 and 79 disciples begin a civil disobedience campaign for complete Indian independence from Great Britain. Twenty thousand spectators witness the first step of the Congress led movement in Lahore in January. Gandhi walks with purpose amid rumors of possible arrest by Lord Irwin.
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Ahmadabad
India
Great Britain
Mahatma Ghandi
Jalapur
all-Indian National Congress
Lahore
Ghandi
Lord Irwin
National University
Investment Funds Hail Canada Oil and Mining Prospects
Boston financier John M Edwards said cleanup of brokerage muddle would spur mining and oil investments in Canada this summer. He noted big New York and Boston funds earmarked for Canadian projects and anticipated sound market rules. Saskatchewan Winter Fair prizes crown Manitoba and Alberta exhibitors with multiple firsts in eight classes.
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Toronto
Canada
John M. Edwards
Boston
New York
Edwards
New Stock Exchange
Saskatoon
Sask
Manitoba
Alberta
School Act Amendment Passes Saskatchewan Legislature
The bill prohibiting display of religious emblems or garb by public school teachers passed the Saskatchewan Legislature and awaits royal assent. It will take effect on July 1. Debate was minimal during committee and floor discussions.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Tariff Reform Drive By Manitoba Liberal Progressives
The Liberal-Progressives of Manitoba appoint a delegation to meet Minister of Finance Charles A. Dunning to urge tariff reductions. They study the tariff's impact on agriculture and plan specific requests including cuts on motor trucks kitchen utensils paints and varnishes and other commodities.
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Ottawa
Ont
Liberal-Progressives
Manitoba
Charles A. Dunning
Liberal Progressives
Cost of Livestock Production in Canada Under Scrutiny
Ottawa conference of deputy ministers and producers debated ways to curb price swings in livestock. A Royal Commission was dropped after lengthy talks. Emphasis on cooperative marketing, cost feeds, standardization, and education to boost producer confidence and fair handling of imports. Funding ideas split between federal and provincial support. A feasibility inquiry into demonstration packing plants was urged.
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Ottawa
Canada
W. A. Mackay
Canadian Livestock Co-operative
F. D. Auld
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Auld
Livestock Cooperative
Pool Head Talks On Wheat And Coal Shipments
Regina attendees hear A. J. McPhail of the Canadian Wheat Pool discuss ties with British officials and the coal trade. He warns the old grain system may collapse if conditions worsen but says farmers must focus on production costs and quality while defending the Pool’s role.
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Regina
Canada
J. HH. Thoma
A. J. McPhail
Canadian Wheat Pool
Thomas
McPhail
Britain
Mr. McPhail
Europe
North America
England
Teletype Installation Planned at Moose Jaw Flying Field
Arrangements made for teletype equipment at Moose Jaw flying field with work started. D. C. Coons and D. McLean visited the field last week. Ottawa issued installation instructions. The machine will serve the Saskatoon Edmonton circuit and connect Winnipeg to Calgary. It will be a self recording telegraph for weather reports and pilot information at the hangar.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
D. C. Coons
Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraphs
D. McLean
Western Canada Airways
Ottawa
Saskatoon-Edmonton
Winnipeg
Calgary
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Graf Zeppel
Dirigible
America
Mrs. Lindbergh
A.J. McPhail
Start
Funds For Investment
Bery Brown
Red Pass
B.C
S.S. Minnedosa
St. John
Canadian Pacific
Liberal-Progressives of
Pool Head
Flying Field
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