Hitler Declares Revolution End as Nazi Rally Proclaims
Adolf Hitler announced at the Nuremberg Nazi gathering that the National Socialist revolution is ended and fulfilled its hopes. He warned that future revolutions would bring chaos and praised the 1,000 year German era while vowing to unify religious groups and consolidate party organizations.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Robert Wagner
Baden
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Schutz Staffel
Customs Officers Seize Opium on Empress of Asia
Canadian customs officers seized opium worth 6000 on the Empress of Asia steamship. The 200 one tael tins were hidden in a false bottom of a wardrobe in a third class stateroom. The drug was likely intended for Honolulu or Manila. no arrests were made.
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Vancouver
Honolulu
Manila
Frost Damages Oats Reach North Saskatchewan
Frost has wrecked oat fields in northern Saskatchewan threatening the 1935 seed supply. R. R. Tooley of the Soldier Settlement Board Saskatchewan branch said quality has deteriorated in some areas and a surplus for seeding is unlikely for the coming crop.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
R. R. Tooley
Soldier Settlement Board
Tooley
Emigration Plan Opposed by Canadian Delegate in Congress
J. McLeod, a Canadian delegate at the Trades Union Congress in Weymouth, warned against emigration schemes pushed by House of Commons members. He said these plans would bring difficulties and privations unless substantial government grants cover several years.
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Weymouth
Eng
Trades Union Congress
J. McLeod
House of Commons
St Lawrence waterways pact to be re submitted to Senate
Frank P. Walsh chairman of the New York Power Authority said after a talk with President Roosevelt that the St. Lawrence waterways pact with Canada will be re submitted at the January session of the United States Senate for ratification. He predicted construction will begin in the spring and touted 1,000,000 horsepower of cheap electricity for Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto and other inland cities as part of the public works program.
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S. Lena
Hyde Park
N.Y
Frank P. Walsh
New York Power Authority
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
United States
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Superior
Duluth
Northwest
Need Larger Army at Raritan Arsenal in New Jersey
Secretary of War George Dern visited Raritan Arsenal for the final phase of the army war game drills. He argued the United States must enlarge its regular army from 125,000 to 165,000 men and modernize with more mechanization to handle peacetime tasks.
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Raritan Arsenal
N.J
George Dern
United States
Arctic Post Manager Recalls Bagpipe Broadcast
Hudson's Bay Company manager recalls a bagpipe broadcast from the Arctic post to Governor Ashley Cooper during Cooper's visit aboard the steamer Nascopie. Cooper, returning from northern stations, described broadcasts of addresses and reels played on bagpipes.
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Montreal
Hudson's Bay Company
Ashley Cooper
Cooper
French Critic Slams Group of Seven at Toronto Exhibition
George Leroux representing the Academie des Beaux Arts in Paris criticized Canadian Group of Seven paintings shown at the Canadian National Exhibition art gallery. He called the works unnatural and lacking the spirit of love.
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Toronto
George Leroux
Academie Des Beaux Arts
Paris
France
Canadian National Exhibition
Alcoholometer Introduced for Sobriety Tests in Moscow
A new sobriety testing device called an alcoholometer is now in police stations in Soviet Russia. Suspects must breathe through a glass-tube neck for 15 seconds. if sober the liquid turns pale red, if drunk it becomes cloudy grey.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Dominion restores 99 percent drawback for imported coal
The Dominion government reintroduces a 99 percent drawback on imported bituminous coal used for cooking to promote greater use of Canadian mined soft coal. Coke manufacturers must mix in 35 percent Canadian coal to qualify.
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Ottawa
Canadian Bacon Market Prospects Highlighted in Toronto
Hon. G. Howard Ferguson the British high commissioner to London told Canadian National Exhibition directors at a luncheon that Canadian farmers have unlimited opportunities to supply the British market with a continuous flow of high quality bacon.
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Toronto
G. Howard Ferguson
London
In Favorable Position Montreal Report on International Relations
The Canadian Bar Association’s committee notes Canada’s favorable stance and friendly relations abroad. It warns that global groups contemplate mutual destruction in conflicts, with no assured single winner or dominant power.
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Montreal
Canada
Committee On International Relations
Canadian Bar Association
Mussolini Aims to Remove Women From Italian Industry
An editorial in Popolo D Italia reports Mussolini plans to remove women from Italy's industry for two reasons. He says jobs for women distract from their duty to family and population growth, and that positions should be filled by men to reduce unemployment and boost national morale.
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Mussolini
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
II Duce
Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Health matters discussed at Ottawa conference
A special conference of provincial representatives in Ottawa is under consideration to address health matters. Hon. G M Weir BC provincial secretary says BC supports centralized control for major health problems and notes BC pays 700000 a year for health bills of out of province residents.
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Victoria
Ottawa
G. M. Weir
British Columbia
Campbell Eyes 300 MPH Record At Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell, Britain's auto speed king, announced plans at a London luncheon to attack his world speed record at Daytona Beach in January. Having remodeled the Bluebird racing car, he seeks 300 miles an hour, five miles a minute, surpassing his 272.108 mph mark set a year and a half ago.
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Malcolm Campbell
London
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Britain
Daytona Beach
Fla
Call Of The Clouds Col Bishop Returns To Flight
War ace Lieut. Col. W A Bishop V C resumes flying after 12 years away He attends Montreal Light Aeroplane Club field training to regain a pilot license Bishops aim is to commute between Montreal and his Muskoka Ontario summer home for personal reasons
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Bishop
Montreal
Canada
W. A. Bishop
V.C
Referendum Planned on BC CCF Socialist Merger
The British Columbia branch of the Co operative Commonwealth Federation and the Socialist Party of Canada will rest with the general membership. The provincial council will submit the merger question to a referendum of constituency members with returns due within 90 days.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Socialist Party of Canada
C.C.F
Demand for Canadian wheat rises in United States markets
Winnipeg reports a Durum wheat shortage in the United States with U S mills placing orders. About 500000 bushels moved south recently, totaling roughly 1,000,000 bushels in two weeks. Canadian grades fetch premiums over Winnipeg prices, yet duties and charges keep prices below U S levels.
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Winnipeg
United States
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
International
Duluth
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Textile Strike Riots Turn Deadly Across Georgia and Carolinas
Violence flared as the United States textile strike pressed on with two men killed and many wounded in mill towns of Georgia and the Carolinas. Francis J. Gorman, head of the strike committee, faulted management and reactionary officials for the bloodshed and warned of escalating bitterness if the dispute continued.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Georgia
Carolinas
Francis J. Gorman
France Seeks German Payment for Saar Valley Mines
France proposes Germany pay for about 100 million dollars of French mining properties in the Saar region. Paris asks the League of Nations to avert trouble after a Saar plebiscite by having Germany make proposals to settle the payment in gold.
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Germany
Paris
France
Saar Valley
League of Natiis
Scott Accepts Post Toronto
The provisional committee of the Canadian corps council, formed after the veterans reunion in August, has secured Archdeacon F G Scott of Quebec as honorary president. He is described as the beloved padre of the Canadian forces overseas.
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Toronto
Canadian Corps Council
F. G. Scott
Quebec
Vancouver Bosses Sulphide Pulp Mill Prospect
Possibilities for a sulphide pulp mill on the British Columbia coast are studied by R O Sweezey Montreal financier for British capitalists to supply England with raw material for artificial silk and paper making, he said here.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
R. O. Sweezey
Montreal
England
Flagship Sails From Vancouver After Four Day Visit
H M S Norfolk flagship of the British West Indies fleet left Vancouver after a four day visit bound for Bermuda and then England. She is due at Bermuda October 17 and will return to England the following month.
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Vancouver
H.M.S. Norfolk
Bermuda
England
Turkey Seeks League of Nations Council Seat
Turkey announces its candidacy for the League of Nations council seat vacated this month by China, presenting its bid to join the international body and participate in global governance.
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Turkey
League Geneva
League of Nations Council
China
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