Hitler vows to regain lost colonies at Nazi rally
Nuremberg speech before 800000 Nazis assails Bolshevism democracy and Jews. Hitler outlines goal to repossess colonies and rebuild economic structure, arguing authority sustains civilization and democracy leads to anarchy while promising renewed markets and raw material growth.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Spain
Adolf Wagner
Hitler
Africa
China
Pacific
Soviet
Russia
der Fuehrer
Europe
Reward For Honesty In Glasgow Court Sets Five Percent
Woman from Glasgow found two £20 notes on Argyll Street Dunoon and offered a reward of one shilling per pound. Miss Alexandra Cameron claimed the money, the finder sought two shillings, and the matter was referred to the police court which allowed a reward of one shilling per pound amounting to five percent.
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Glasgow
R. Lynn
Argyll Street
Dunoon
Alexandra Cameron
Police Court
Chesterton Estate Leaves Sum To Wife In Will
The English novelist G K Chesterton who died June 14 left an estate of £28389 disclosed in his will. The bulk of the property is bequeathed to his wife Paarl South Africa. Alarm over American market access cites grape growers protesting to the government about South African wines.
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London
G. K. Chesterton
Paarl
South Africa
America
Jean L. D. Makes Second Grain Run From France
The Jean L. D. owned by Louis Dreyfus and Company docked for its second season visit after a sub nine day voyage from France, carrying fuel oil for the Canadian patrol boat and loading about 320000 bushels of number one northern wheat for Liverpool.
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N. B. McLean
Wakeham Bay
Jean L. D
Liverpool
Willowpool
Queenstown
S.S. Brandon
Troutpool
S.S. Drakepool
Loyal toast to King of South Africa sparks protest in Johannesburg
Lieut.-Col. C. F. Stallard of the Dominion party walked out of a government banquet in Johannesburg over a second royal toast to the King of South Africa. He said singling out the South Africa king was a division of the sovereign and protested the etiquette explanation. The Argus criticized the move as failing to preserve the king's individuality.
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Capetown
Foward VIII
South Africa
C. F. Stallard
Dominion Party
House of Assembly
Johannesburg
United Kingdom
Ireland
Stallard
Union of South Africa
Argus
France to Resist German Demand for Colonies
Informed sources report France will refuse to yield its African colonies despite Hitler’s pressure. Officials previously indicated France would retain Togo and the Cameroons under mandate. Le Temps notes Germany seeks a just European order but warns no nation will bow to peace imposed by force.
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Paris
France
Hitler
Germany
Africa
Togo
Cameroons
Kamerun
Great Britain
Wheat Marketed in Prairie Provinces for Week Ended Aug 28
Dominion bureau of statistics reports prairie province wheat marketed in the week ended August 28 at 15,613,883 bushels, up 4,826,071 from the prior week. The same week last year saw receipts of 4,802,509 bushels.
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Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Avon River Sails from Montreal for Churchill Grain Load
The British steamer Avon River became the first freighter to clear Montreal this season for Churchill to load grain at the Hudson Bay port. Only other ship to depart Montreal for Churchill this summer was the government supply vessel Nascopie.
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Montreal
Avon River
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Nascopie
Hitler declares full arms sovereignty at Nuremberg rally
Chancellor Hitler proclaimed in a three minute speech before about 800000 Nazis in Nuremberg that Germany has restored full arms sovereignty. He cited remilitarization of the Rhineland and army growth as defiance of Versailles while the city displayed anti Bolshevik notices.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Hitler
Rhineland
Study Imports Of Stock Charlottetown
Charlottetown board of trade heard letters from Premier Campbell and Agriculture Minister Dennis on possible cattle imports from drought regions of western provinces. They also discussed plans for the Maritime board of trade annual meeting set for Sept 23 and 24 with Hon. C A Dunning to speak at the event.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Campbell
W. H. Dennis
Canada appoints League of Nations delegates to Geneva
Prime Minister announces official Canadian delegation to the upcoming League of Nations session. Hon. Raoul Dandurand leads as senate head and Labour Minister Norman Rogers joins as a young voice. Dr. O. D. Skelton and Dr. W. A. Riddell named alternates. Col. G. P. Vanier to accompany as expert adviser.
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Geneva
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Raoul Dan Furand
Senate
Norman Rogers
Canada
League of Nations
O. D. Skelton
W. A. Riddell
Col
G. P. Vanier
London
Dandurand
Labor
Rogers
Skelton
Riddell
Col. Vanier
League
Canada appoints national harbors board to oversee major ports
Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced a permanent national harbors board will take over jurisdiction from local commissions. Ralph Campney named chairman, with Col. A. E. Dubuc and B. J. Roberts as members, forming the three man body.
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Ottawa
National Harbors Board
Mackenzie King
Ralph Campney
Vancouver
Col
A. E. Dubuc
Department of Railways and Canals
B. J. Roberts
Mussolini and Victor Emmanuel to Visit Ethiopia
The prospect of a royal and premier visit to Italian possessions in Africa grew after the Djibouti Addis Ababa railway ordered special cars for Mussolini, Victor Emmanuel, and Viceroy Graziani. The orders were placed with Italian companies.
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Ethiopia
Rome
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Djibouti-Addis Ababa
Rodolfo Graziani
Pegged Wheat Price Triggers Protest by Western Pools
Ottawa protesters led by W A Macleod urge government to raise the pegged No 1 North Western wheat price above 872 cents and oppose the 90 cent trigger that resets the fixed price. Delegation warns reduced board deliveries threaten wheat board viability, citing Western Canada harvest losses and transport costs. Ministers promise to present concerns to cabinet as talks continue.
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Ottawa
Northiston
W. A Macleod
L. C. Broulette
Central Sellng Board
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
P. F. Bredt
Manitoba Pool Elevators
George Bennett
Alberta Pool Board
Delegaton
W. D. Euler
Trade and Commerce
T. A. Crerar
Mines
James G. Gardiner
Agriculture
Wheat Board
Macleod
Canada Wheat Board
Western
Canada
North American
Fort William
Migration Plan Not Feasible for Canadian Farm Placements
Fred Molyneux of the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress told the Trades Union Congress in Plymouth that schemes to place British industrial workers on Canadian farms are not feasible. He warned that industrial workers rarely become farmers and are likely to return to industry.
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Plymouth
Eng
Fred Molyneux
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
Trades Union Congress
Molyneux
Chief Eagle Head Named Blood Indian Chief at Reserve Ceremony
Baron Tweedsmuir visited Waterton and Cardston and named Made Indian Chief Eagle Head of the Blood Indian tribe in a ceremony at St. Paul's school on the Blood reserve.
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Lethbridge
Navy Secretary Warns London Treaty Breach by Japan
Claude Swanson reports that Japan plans to retain 15,598 tons of submarines beyond limits, constituting a violation of the London naval treaty. The statement highlights tensions over naval armament and treaty compliance.
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Washington
Claude Swanson
United States Navy
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Pickering College
Newmarket
Ontario
National Employment Commission
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Hungary
Harry Hill Bandholtz
International Military Commission
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