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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 21, 1937

Page

4

Parliament Opens as King Edw VI Abdication Looms

The Canadian House and Senate convene the new session with the throne speech outlining key aims. It commits to revising the Canadian National Railways capital structure and ratifying a new UK trade accord while addressing the abdication and succession under Westminster law.

Canada British Commonwealth of Nations Edward I the Eighth Westminster Parliament of George Provi’ Aion London League of Nationa League United States

German French treaty talks move toward trade pact

The announcement marks the first official indication of a rapprochement between Germany and France after strained relations over the Spanish Civil War. It states Dr Hjalmar Schacht cancelled his Paris trip and that negotiations will be handled by departmental experts in Berlin and Paris.

Germany France Hjalmar Schacht Paris Ir. Schacht Berlin

Canada’s 1930s relief and reform agenda outlined

The speech notes progress by the national employment commission and relief efforts, closing relief camps, completing unemploy ment registries, and farm employment plans. It highlights home improvement programs, the Western Canada drought response, and consolidations in public services. It mentions Bank of Canada control, a planned trans Atlantic air service, and expansion of railway authority, with bills for rural and urban home loans, trade combines, pensions for the blind, and debt payments in gold. It closes with a call for Commons consideration and divine blessing.

National Employment Commission Canada Public Service Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Board of Directors Canadian National Railways Bank of Canada Trans- Atlantic Air Service Board of Railway Commissioners Canadian National Railway House of Commons Senate

British destroyer frees British vessel in Gibraltar Straits

A British destroyer Sussex forced an armed Spanish insurgent trawler to release the steamship Bramhill after the trawler stopped her. Bramhill proceeded toward Bilbao as officials cited firm action to protect British ships from unlawful interference. Reports also touched copper mine seizures and alleged bombings, with Britain protesting to Franco’s junta.

London Bramhill Straits of Gibraltar Sussex Bilbao Spain Francisco Franco Rio Tinto Tharsis Germany Gibraltar Britain Franco

Mussolini Wins Pilots License in Stunt Flight

Premier Mussolini earned his military pilot's license after climbing nearly 15,000 feet and looping the loop in his trimotor aircraft. The 53 year old leader received his insignia from General Giuseppe Valle, air ministry under secretary. The Union of South Africa began a 25 million dollar road construction program.

Rome Mussolini Ti Duce Giuseppe Valle Air Ministry The Union of South Africa

Goering's Rome visit signals arms talks and colonial aims

Premier Mussolini's stance on armaments and German colonial ambitions draws Air Minister Goering to Rome. Officials say discussions will probe how far Mussolini will go if Hitler pushes the colonial issue in talks with France. Negotiations for a Germany France trade treaty are under way, witharmaments pledges and peace in Europe likely to follow.

Premster Munsell Berlin Mussolini Hermann Goering Rome Reich Hitler France Giuseppe Valle Iralian Goering Foreign Office Germany Europe

Foreign Enlistment Act applies to Dominions debate

Legal experts consider whether the Foreign Enlistment Act covers Dominions without repealing laws. The prevailing view holds it applies to all British subjects, in or from the dominions, unless a dominion has passed contrary legislation. Volunteers for Spain from any dominion face two years' imprisonment, unless their dominion has expressly exempted. The Statute of Westminster clause IV requires explicit consent for UK acts to extend to a dominion. The abdication bill for Canada shows such consent.

London Dominions Spain United Kingdom Parliament Dominion Canada

Change In Status Cairo Embassy Opens For Sir Miles Lampson

Sir Miles Lampson, newly titled ambassador to Egypt, presented credentials to the regency council at Abdin palace as elaborate pageantry announced the shift from British high commissioner to ambassador under the recent Anglo Egyptian treaty ratifications. A state coach procession and a guard of honor accompanied the greeting with the British anthem played.

Cairo Miles Lampson Egypt Abdin Palace Miles

South Africa Needs Men Cape Town

The Department of Labor reported employment conditions in South Africa are strong and said it could readily place 2,000 men if available, signaling ample job opportunities and workforce demand in Cape Town.

Cape Town South Africa Department of Labor Department

Resobption On Order Paper Conscription Of Wealth For War Perposes Will Be Discosend

In the forthcoming session of the House of Commons a resolution by T. C. Douglas of Weyburn Saskatchewan calls for automatic conscription of all wealth during any war in which Canada participates. The motion seeks legislation and penalties for violations.

Ottawa House of Common T. C. Douglas

Body Returned to Brussels From Madrid Embassy Attack

The body of Baron Jacques de Borchgrave, a Belgian at the Madrid embassy, was brought to Toulon aboard the French destroyer Kersaint. Belgium ordered Valencia to remove the body from Spain after he was killed in an uprising among foreign volunteer troops. The coffin will go to Brussels by special train.

Toulon France Jacques de Borchgrave Madrid Kersaint Belgium Valencia Socialist Administration Spain Brussel

Tariffs Tied to Cheap Wheat Explain Tariff Roots

Winnipeg witnesses argued before the Turgeon royal grain commission that tariffs arose to shield economies from cheap wheat and not from high prices. E K Williams cited fears of exports manipulating prices, while A E Darby noted buyers were reluctant to pay above necessity for Canadian grain. The Winnipeg Grain Exchange favored free markets, considering a wheat board only as a potential aid.

Winnipeg E. K. Williams Manitoba Pool Elevators, Limited Turgeon Royal Grain Commission Williams A. E B. Darby Winnipeg Grain Exchange Mr. Williams Darby Australia Grain Exchange W. F. A. Turgeon Regina A. E. Hoskin K.C Isaac Pitblado Exchange

Irish Free State May End Trade War With Britain

London reports a possible settlement of the five year trade feud between Great Britain and the Irish Free State after a lengthy conference between President Eamon de Valera and Dominions Secretary Malcom Macdonald. A second meeting was expected to issue a formal statement. Participants included John W Dulnaty, Dennis Devlin, and Sean Brennan.

Britain London Great Britain John W Dulnaty Free State Dublin de Valera

Wheat Carryover Solved Ottawa

Canada heads into the new session with the wheat surplus largely resolved. January 8 stocks show 146,353,672 bushels less than last year, and with a July 31 carryover of 108,747,059 bushels the surplus could be wiped out if sales stay near last year’s pace. European buyers, including the United Kingdom, seek wheat to stockpile amid potential war concerns. The carryover peaked at 211,740,188 bushels in 1933 and remained about 203,273,046 in 1935.

Ottawa Dominion Canada United Kingdom

French Minister Receives Souvenir From Canadian Legion Leader

Brig. General Alex Ross presents Hon. Raymond Brugere French minister to Canada with a pilgrim badge and the souvenir book of last year’s Vimy pilgrimage. Ross thanks Brugere for facilitating the pilgrimage’s progress in France.

Canada Ottawa France Alex Ross C.M.G Yorkton, Sask Dominion Canadian Legion Raymond Brugere Ross

Resignation of Dr Raoul Poulin from Quebec legislature

The government accepted the resignation of Dr Raoul Poulin Union Nationale member for Beauce county. He tendered Nov 15 without giving a reason. A by election date was not set leaving the house with Union Nationale 75 Liberal 14 and one vacancy.

Quebec Raoul Poulin Union Nationale Beauce County Poulin Liberal

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