Pact would link Britain France with Russia
The document outlines a proposed trilateral pact among Britain France and Russia to deter aggression. It covers mutual assistance in Europe, a Russia Japan exception, shared consultation on attacks on guaranteed states, and coordinated action among the three signatories with guarantees already pledged to Romania Poland Greece and Turkey referenced for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Buamesa
Rel
Hoy Kevernaen
Russia
Japan
Forumania
Poland
Greece
Britain
France
Turkey
Tory Elected President Of Royal Society Of Canada
The Royal Society of Canada concluded its three day meeting in Montreal with a loyalty resolution to the King and Queen. Dr. H. M. Tory of Ottawa was elected president, succeeding Dr. Victor Morin. Dr. R. C. Wallace of Queen's University became vice president and Dr. Arthur Beauchesne was reappointed honorary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of Canada
Montreal
Dominion
H. M. Tory
Ottawa
Tory
National Research Council
Victor Morin
R. C. Wallace
Queen's University At
Kingston
Ont
Arthur Beauchesne
House of Commons
H. C. Cooke
G. A. Young
Lbrarian
Society
Publicationa
RAF Bomber Crash Kills Eight Near Newark England
Flying Officer Jack George McGrail of Ontario Canada plus four other Royal Air Force men died when a bomber crashed near Newark and burst into flames. The crew included Pilot Officer Geoffrey Lloyd Sergeant Howard Trencham Aircraftman Raymond Lumley and Aircraftsman Edward Brentnall. McGrail piloted the bomber attached to Marton aerodrome.
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Newark
Eng
Jack George McGrail
Royal Air Force
Here
McGrail
Ontario
Canada
Geoffrey Lloyd
Howard Trencham
Raymond, Lumley
Edward Brentnall
Marton
Negro contralto to sing for royalty at White House dinner
Marian Anderson will perform for King George and Queen Elizabeth at a White House dinner in June. Mrs. Roosevelt announced that Anderson and tenor Lawrence Tibbett will join a program showcasing American music and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Marian Andersen
Constitution Hall
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Roosevelt
Mise Anderson
Lawrence Tibbett
Metro- Pollan Opera
Royal train coal becomes prized souvenir in Toronto
After the royal arrival at North Toronto station the King and Queen left aboard the royal train. Crew members tossed out pieces of coal seen as keepsakes as crowds rushed to grab the fuel fragments. Australia abandons plan taxing electricity cycles is noted in brief.
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Toronto
North Toronto
God Young
Oli
W. P. Grant
Grant
Halifax
Protests Blur Garden Party Guest List at Washington
Lady Lindsay defends limited guest invitations amid partial protests. Notables invited include John L. Lewis Henry Ford William Green Lindbergh Rockefeler Pershing J P Morgan and Alice Roosevelt Longworth along with Roosevelt children. The event aims to soothe Anglo American relations despite tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lindsay
Washington
George
Qurereth
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry Fern
Charles A. Lindbergh
John D. Rockefelter
Pershing Norman Davis
Red Cross
J. P. Morgan
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lindsay
Bill Opposed Bill Aimed at Banning Communist Literature
In the House of Commons Malcolm McLean Angus MacInnis and Paul Martin opposed Wilfrid Lacroix bill to prevent Communist literature in the mails. They argued censorship harms freedom and drives ideas underground while condemning both Communism and Fascism. The measure did not reach a vote.
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Ottawa
Canada
Malcolm McLean
Melfort
House of Commons
Angus MacInnis
C.C.F
Vancouver East
Paul Martin
Essex East
Wilfrid Lacroix
Quebec-Montmorency
Queen Mary in Car Crash Aboard Royal Tour
Queen Mary suffered a serious shakedown after a car collision near Wimble Park Road as the royal party traveled to Canada. She was assisted from the overturned vehicle by bystanders and later taken home. no medical treatment was required until arrival. Other occupants included Lady Constance Milnes-Gaskell and Lord Claud Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Putney
Queen Mary
Marborough House
Port Arthur
Canada
William Appleton
Wandsworth
Wimbledon Park Road
West Hill
Percy Hullis
Constance Milnes- Gaskell
Claud Hamilton
Queen Mother
Qacar Humphrey
T. Housegate
Royal collision leaves car damaged and driver upset
Lady Constance and Lord Claud Hamilton suffered minor bruises while the chauffeur was shocked and a footman unharmed. The royal car was severely damaged as a truck sustained minor damage. the truck driver fled the scene but later drove away and was not arrested. The vehicle was towed to a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Claud Hamilton
H. Winter
Chiswick
First Month of Trans-Canada Airlines Passenger Service
George Wakeman reports 1 416 trips in April the inaugural month for Trans- Canada Airlines passenger service. Most tickets sold in Vancouver Calgary Edmonton and Winnipeg with 339 123 and 200 departures respectively. Wakeman called the first month’s business most encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Trans- Canada Airlines
George Wakeman
Trafic
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Wakeman
Educational Fads Speaker Denounces Replacing Classics
A speaker, Prof W from California, criticizes educational fads that substitute Latin and Greek with modern subjects. He warns such shifts undermine foundational classics and suggests balanced curricula in a Kowal Se Sof Canada setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Much West Tate Hele
Fornia
Kowal Se
Sof
Canada
Ajixaroer
University of Toraatami University At
Alberta
Approval of Arab Jewish State Plan in Parliament
The House of Commons backed the government to establish an independent Arab Jewish state in the Holy Land with a 268 to 179 vote after earlier rejecting a Labor amendment by 281 to 181. In the Lords the motion passed without division as Churchill opposed the policy and the Archbishop of Canterbury criticized its limits on Jewish immigration.
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Lonmin
Hose of Commons
Holy Land
House
Mandates Commission
League of Nations
House of Lords
Lord Snell
Winston Churchill
Archbishop of Canterbury
Cosmo Gordon Lang
Critics Attack on Department Fails to Deter Canadian Defence Officials
General La Fleche defends Canada’s defences amid criticism of battlefield and war-office leadership. He says inquiries delay rearmament, weaken empire security, and harm Canada’s frontier and wartime effort. MacNeill supports speaking out for public service and national supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Offices
Major-Gemerii de LaFleuche
Miles
Canada
Ciant MacNeill
Vancouver
Tam
General la Fleche
Currency issue debated by Canadian figures in Ottawa
A proposed statement on the effects of financing half annual expenditures by currency issuance is to be presented to Commons banking and commerce committees. Graham Towers of the Bank of Canada and Hughes Cleaver Lib, opposed by Haltons, argue over debt free policy while Cleaver urges work, prudent spending, and debt repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenedy
Ottawa
Commons Banking and Commerce
Graham Towers
Bank of Canada
Hughes Cleaver
Haltons
Towers
Cleaver
Britain Defends Palestine Policy in Commons Debate
Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald tells the House the mandate will stay until Arab and Jewish interests are secured. He argues Britain has not broken promises under the White Paper and outlines a path toward eventual independence with Arab majority. Labor MPs defend the government after his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Palestine
London
Great Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
House of Commons
Holy Land
Thomas Williams van Jess Wedswood
Labor
Minnows Speak On Duty At Canadian Pacific Porter Incident
A garbled report describes a porter amid a Winnipeg scene on a Canadian Pacific Railway head run. Flo warns passengers of duty while a speaker calls out a senior mary and a note about aliens and Kang as Karage imagery appears.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mary
Se Pont
Kang
Wings
Rhine Fortifications Flooded After Rhine Rise
Flooding from the Rhine breached Germanys underground fortifications along the Limes line and forced evacuation near Strasbourg French defenses on higher ground remained intact with the advancing water. The report cites Kent on the reich side of the international bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
Germany
Limes
Rhine
Owce
Kent
Reich
International Bridge
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Dr. Tory
England
Australia
Garden Party
Senate
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