Warburg Breaks With Roosevelt On Monetary Policy
James P. Warburg, once seen as Roosevelt's unofficial economic adviser, announces reluctant opposition to parts of the president's monetary methods. He aligns with Dr. O M W Sprague in urging public doubt of Roosevelt's policy and confesses he resigned from the American delegation after the July message, hoping to persuade the president to abandon monetary uncertainty.
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Philadelphia
James P. Warburg
Roosevelt
New York
Warburg
American Academy of Political Science
O. M. W. Sprague
Treasury
Irving Fisher
Yale University
United Kingdom Sees Activity In Industry
Britain reports uptick in industrial output as four railway groups show gains from last year. A buy British train launches early next year visiting 60 key centers. Savings banks and amusements taxes rise. A steel firm to supply over 0 miles of pipe for Jerusalem. Another firm lands a contract over 1 million dollars to outfit Lithuanian telephone exchanges.
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London
United Kingdom
Britain
England
Jerusalem
Herod
Lithuania
Wheat carryover forecasts point to smaller stocks
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics projects Canada and the United States will cut their wheat carryovers by July 31. Australia may harvest 165 million bushels down from 210 million, Argentina about 200 million, while Europe’s crop rises to 1.645 billion bushels, constraining exports.
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Ottawa
Grain Awards at Royal Winter Fair Feature Western Winners
Grain Awards at the Royal Winter Fair spotlight Western Canada entries dominating seed grains with best spray wheat going to H G Neufeld Codette Sask. Second to Wm Whitelock Kelwood Man and third to R H Carter Moscow Sask. Reward wheat shown by Hadlington Bros Lethbridge Alta. Mindhum class honor to Axel Bergkvist Sanford Man. Western oats top the field led by H H Taylor Lashburn Sask. with Lester Ball Edmonton South Alta and H C Neufeld Codette Sask. in second and third.
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Ont
H. G. Neufeld
Codette
Sask
Wm. Whitelock
Kelwood
Man
R. H. Carter
Moscow
Hadlington Bros
Lethbridge
Alberta
Axel Bergkvist
Sanford
Western Canada
H. H. Taylor
Lashburn
Lester Ball
Edmonton South
H. C. Neufeld
D. L. Scott
City View
Nels Linden
Wetaskiwin
A. Griffin
Brooks
John H. Teavis
Crystal City
Smith Farms, Limited
Walter Margerison
Paynton
Wm. J. Rigby
Wembley
Stephen C. Harrington
Marwayne
Germany Dictates Saar Return Amid Dialoque With France
A Paris government spokesman said France is open to Hitler's olive branch. The Saar question, singled out by Le Matin as the main hurdle to accord, tests Germany’s willingness to accept supervision of armaments. Hitler urged peace and said Saar settlement would open France to German leadership.
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France
Hitler
Germany
Fernand de Brinon
Edouard Daladier
le Matin
Saar
League of Nations
Dr Helen MacMurchy Retires from Ottawa Post
Retired from the Department of Pensions and National Health Dr Helen MacMurchy formerly head of the division of child welfare in Ottawa will reside in Toronto. Since 1920 she led child welfare work and spoke in Winnipeg on the Mother the Children and the New World Order. She has authored about 25 books and pamphlets.
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Ottawa
Ont
Helen MacMurchy
Department of Pensions and National Health
Toronto
McGovern Denounces Lords as Parliament Opens
In London John McGovern a fiery Labor leftist denounces the peers as parasites living on wealth while people starve as the King and Queen sit with the nobility during the throne speech. The Commons adjourns the address debate without further reference to the incident.
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London
Eng
House of Lords
John McGovern
England
House of Commons
Barrie Drivers Claim Fast Cross Country Run
Vernon R. Taylor and Douglas Campbell of Barrie Ontario report driving 3397 miles from Vancouver in 108 hours elapsed and 71 hours actual driving time arriving Tuesday night. A letter mailed in Vancouver hadn’t reached Barrie yet.
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Barrie
Ont
Vancouver
Vernon R. Taylor
Douglas Campbell
World’s largest overland plane K-7 crashes near Moscow
A Kharkov despatch reports the K-7, described as the world’s largest overland aircraft, crashed in Moscow killing 14 including the chief pilot and a mechanic. The six motor monoplane had wing-based crew and luggage space, with a framework structure and wing-mounted controls. It carried 128 with 64 sleeping berths and was commissioned last week.
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Moscow
Russia
Kharkov
Kharkov Aviation
Baden-Powell to Visit Canada in 1934 Tour
Lord Baden-Powell and Lady Baden-Powell will visit Canada in September and October 1934. Earl of Bessborough announced the tour at the Canadian General Council meeting. The leaders will meet Scouters and Guiders and review Boy Scouts and Girl Guides across the Dominion before sailing from Vancouver to Australia.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Lord Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Earl of Bessborough
Canadian General Council
Boy Scouts Association
Baden-Powell
Dominion
Vancouver
Australia
MacDonald denounces opposition attack on armament firms
In the House of Commons Prime Minister MacDonald condemned what he called a very unbalanced attack by the opposition against private armament firms in Britain. He said Britain supplied one third of total export trade in armaments, calling the figure an exaggeration of the grossest character. He warned such statements complicate international relations.
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London
Eng
House of Commons
MacDonald
Britain
Picturesque wedding in New Delhi at Church of the Redemption
Major Richard Travers Lawrence married Miss Elizabeth Margaret Addison in a ceremony at the Church of the Redemption in New Delhi. The groom, a former ADC to the Viceroy, serves as private secretary to the Governor of the Punjab, while the bride is the daughter of Major General G H Addison. The Viceroy of India and Countess of Willingdon attended the ceremony.
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India
Church of the Redemption
New Delhi
Richard Travers Lawrence
Elizabeth Margaret Addison
Countess of
Willingdon
Disarmament Conference Suspends Work for Recess
The world disarmament conference in Geneva will pause until mid January after a unanimous steering committee vote. Britain and France plan a parallel diplomatic push to revive talks, seeking a universal disarmament path with Italy and Germany involved, Mussolini floated as a potential mediator.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Germany
Arthur Henderson
France
Japan
Italy
Great Britain
Mussolini
Britain
Charges Canada Delays Agreement With Russia
London reports that Canadian protests over Russian timber imports have delayed Britain and Russia trade pact talks. Labour MP J Batey condemned Canada for hindering a new agreement, arguing Ottawa’s stance conflicts with the Ottawa trade spirit.
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Canada
Russia
London
Eng
Britain
J. Batey
Spennymoor
House of Commons
Batey
Whch Canada
Ottawa
Will Visit Prisons Secretary Of Social Service Council
Rev. J. Phillips Jones of the Social Service Council of Canada plans prison inspections across Canada. With government authority he will visit Stony Mountain in Manitoba and later penitentiaries in Prince Albert, New Westminster, Kingston already checked. He has held ministerial posts in Winnipeg Calgary and Lethbridge.
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Social Service Council
Winnipeg
Man
Dominion
J. Phillips Jones
Toronto
Social Service Council of Canada
Winn
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Manitoba
Prince Albert
New Westminster
B.C
Jones
Kingston
Ont
Calgary
Lethbridge
Canadian central bank urged by London financier
Sir Maurice Bonham Carter, a London financier, said in Montreal that establishing a Canadian central bank would aid the uniform stabilization of finance across the British Empire and benefit the Canarian banking system, which he described as sound but needing organization.
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Montreal
Que
Maurice Bonham Carter
London
Nazi Church Council Orders Salute in Schleswig-Holstein
The Nazi Church Council of the Lutheran Evangelic Church in Kiel demands that all church services in the Schleswig Holstein district begin and end with the Hitler salute, issued on Wednesday.
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Kiel
Germany
Nazi Church Council
Lutheran Evangelic Church
Schleswig-Holstein
New Tibetan Peak Discovered Elevating Mountain Rank
A new peak reaching 21,000 feet was added to the Tibetan mountain list by a recent explorer, expanding the region's high-altitude credentials and potentially reshaping local mountaineering records. The discovery highlights ongoing exploration of the Himalayan range and underscores the rugged terrain still awaiting mapping.
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