Indications Point To Progress In Peace Negotiations
Reports from Italy note changes since student protests in Naples. The regime ordered editors to avoid inflammatory material and focus on constructive lines while sanctions readiness remains. Fascist actions include store closings, arrests, and vigilant committees across Rome Bari Lucca Treviso Pontedera.
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Fasciani
Italy
Rome
Bari
Lucca
Treviso
Pontedera
Legion Grand Patron to Ottawa Invitation News
Seven Weensmuir, longtime patron of the Canadian Legion, advocated General Ross inviting His Excellency to succeed the Earl of Bessborough as grand patron. J. R. Bowler announced awaiting Tweedsmuir’s Ottawa arrival, with insignia to be presented later. Calgary notes predict a mild Alberta winter as gophers rove, robins sing, and ducks swim in open rivers.
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Ottawa
Seven Weensmuir
Canadian Legion
J. R. Bowler
Lord Tweedsmuir
Arrval
Ross
Excel + Jency
Earl of Bessborough
Mr. Bowler
Calgary
Alberta
Gas From Clover Claimed by MacAlester Students
Dean R A Jones head of MacAlester college chemistry department claimed a method to produce a commercially adaptable gas from ordinary clover. The two students were named in the record for this discovery or invention.
World Wheat Crop at Low as 1924 Peak In Soviet Bum Phase
World wheat production this year is the lowest since 1924 with only the Soviet Union showing a bum per crop. Exportable wheat for 1985 36 is 218 million quintals, with 100 million carryover reduced. imports for 1989 36 estimated at 147 million quintals. Experts warn current export surplus may not meet import demand.
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Rome
Soviet Union
International Institute of Agriculture
Wreath from Mont des Cats Monks At Ottawa Cenotaph
On Remembrance Day Maurice Olivier of Ottawa deposited a wreath on the cenotaph for the Mont des Cats Trappist monastery in Belgium, renewing a wartime link with the Canadian Corps. The monastery near Flan ders has a historic connection with Canadian soldiers treated there during convalescence.
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Belgium
Ottawa
Montes Cats
Maurice Olivier
Mont Des Cats
Plain of Flanders
Grain for Italy by Montreal Ship ing Company
Montreal officials announce a small Canadian grain shipment for Italy. The Swedish freighter Sonja will carry 8 000 bushels of wheat and 30 000 bushels of oats to Genoa Italy, with 80 000 bushels more to be unloaded at Marseilles France.
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Montreal
Italy
Montreal Shiping Company
Sonja
Genoa
Marseilles
France
Euler Predicts End of Wheat Rust by 1937 in Canada
Hon. W. D. Euler, Dominion minister of trade and commerce, predicted that rust on Canadian wheat crops would be a thing of the past by 1937. Euler opened the National Produced in Canada Exhibition.
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W. D. Euler
Dominion
Euler
Canada
Export of Silver Forbidden by Chinese Police Chief
In North China, General Sung Che Yuan, head of police for Peiping and Tientsin, orders execution for all persons caught exporting silver. The directive targets illicit silver shipments and imposes severe penalties for violators.
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Toxyo
Plea For Co Operation In Alberta New Social Order
Premier Aberhart addresses over 500 southern Alberta teachers urging co operation with Alberta's new social order and constructive criticism of the education department. He warns teachers risk becoming mere numbers unless they contribute to community progress and stresses their pivotal role in the province's future.
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Alberta
Calgary
Department of Education
Aberhart
Southern Alberta
May Reduce Forces Warships In Mediterra Likely To Be Withdrawn
British and Italian leaders discuss joint force reductions in the Mediterranean as ministers at No 10 Downing Street consider pulling back reinforced British fleets in exchange for Italian troop withdrawals from Libya. Paris notes a possible post election settlement, with conditions including halting anti-British pressure in Italy. An authoritative source says Mussolini was disappointed by Libya troop gestures not easing fleet tensions.
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Mediterra
London
Mediterranean
British Defence Council
No. 10
Downing Street
Eric Drummond
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
Libya
Sa'd
Tr Duce
Farm Debt Legislation to be Tested for Constitutionality
Justice Minister Lapointe announced that the Farmers Creditors Arrangem ent Act will be tested in court for constitutionality alongside the reform bill and price spreads legislation. The act helped debt laden farmers by reducing mortgages and easing interest, but faced several court challenges including a notable case in Hamilton. The British Columbia government previously threatened to challenge the act but the Dominion withdrew it there.
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Justice Lapointe
Hamilton
Ont
British Columbia
Fed
Dominion
Cabinet Change in Saskatchewan Names F Kerr Minister of Natural Resources
Regina member of the legislature W F Kerr was sworn in as minister of natural resources in the Patterson government. He takes over the department administered by Premier Patterson. No other cabinet changes are anticipated though future shifts in administration of branches and bureaus may occur.
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F. Kerr
Saskatchewan
Regina
W. F. Kerr
Patterson
Soviet Union orders 62 million yen for Chinese Eastern railway sale
The party newspaper reported that the Soviet Union placed orders in Japan worth 62 million yen under the contract for selling the Chinese Eastern railway. Japan has already delivered 10 million yen of goods, with the yen at 28.71 cents.
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Moscow
Travan
Weommcias Luinmun'st Party
Soviet Union
Japan
Alberta Breeders Ship Turkeys to New Zealand
For the second time in two years Alberta breeders are sending a shipment of turkey breeding stock to New Zealand. A second order is being developed for New York State.
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New Zealand
Alberta
New York State
Hepburn to retire as Ontario premier in 1996
Premier Hepburn announced he will retire as Ontario premier after the 1996 legislative session due to health issues. He cited fatigue and worry as persistent enemies and described bronchitis and poor condition as factors affecting his ability to continue in office.
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Toronts
Hepburn
Drefer
Ontario
Hep- Dura
Judge rules utility law invalid in United States case
Long story of a federal ruling finding an act invalid and of no effect. Judge William Coleman ruled the measure unconstitutional, blocking folding company eliminations in the utility network. The case centers on Burco Inc and bonds, with government attorneys as friends of the court and no direct appeal possible. The piece also notes evangelist Sunday's death and baseball past.
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William Coleman
American States Public Service Company
Igbaiee Coleman
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tat Ince
Coleman
Tey
Burco, Inc
Delaware
Buree
Ralph P. Buell
Sure
Thc
New York
Hayward Hamilton
Supreme Court of the United States
Flying suit claims proof of efficiency in tests
John Kropocz a 65 year old Yugoslavian inventor from Lennoxville sought fame with a metal man flying suit built like an aluminum exoskeleton with wing springs. In tests the model proved efficient though no man has yet tried it. He quit his hotel job to devote himself to perfecting the device.
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Jbanmala
John Kropocz
Kropocz
Jugoslavia
John R. Lamb New Bank of Toronto President
John R. Lamb elected president of the Bank of Toronto succeeding the late W G Gooderham. Lamb began at 18 and became superintendent of western branches with HQ in Winnipeg. Harvey B Henwood becomes vice president and general manager. Paul S Myler elected vice president. Myler leads Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd.
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John R. Lamb
Bank of Toronto
Toronto
Winnipeg
W. G. Gooderhham
Gooderham
Harvey B. Henwood
Paul 5. Myler
Hamilton
Myler
Canadian Westinghouse Company ‘Limited
British and Italian crowds stir at cinema event
Newsreel footage of the British fleet was booed and Italian troop pictures were cheered at a movie theatre. Canadian Legion members were sent to guard against repeats after a Legion branch president confirmed arousal among members. Italia group officials declined to comment.
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Bank Sve
Masseven
Novie
Canadian Legion
William Lightfoot
Legion
Italia
Regret Letter From Tweedsmuir On Horses Killed
Baron Tweedsmuir ordered a secretary to pen regrets to Pendleton Ontario farmer Ovide Boudreau after his two horses were killed by the vice-regal train en route to Ottawa. The farmer narrowly escaped being struck while shifting the animals from the track. The governor general learned of the incident only from a newspaper. In the Kootenay district frost losses are now pegged higher than first believed, with estimates approaching 10,000 boxes across orchards and a single listing noting 2,000 and 1,000 boxes respectively.
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Baron Tweedsmuir
Ottawa
Pendleton
Ovide Boudreau
Nelson
B.C
Kootenay
Plans To Increase Trade With U S Nearing Completion
Washington report says Prime Minister Mackenzie King avoids official statements during his U S vacation while three Canadian experts negotiate with the State Department. Indications point to a temporary, narrowly focused trade pact chiefly concerning lumber, minerals, and certain manufactured U S goods. A broader agreement would follow the November elections and Canadian tariff reorganization. King calls his stay social and a holiday after a strenuous campaign. He says he would have gone to the Old Country but for Canada’s general election.
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Washington
Matkenzie King
United States
Canada
King
Washington State
State Department
Dominion
Mr. King
Mr. Kingaid
Old Country
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Justeen
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Chicago
Sunday
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Nevada
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Percy Davies
NFCU
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Toroto
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