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. Asa a1. 1934

JANUARY A

d‘ l-Chief Justices 1.. r. nun And J- liaTellin- lmlkllted-flrst titles in Cqiada in 15 ears. ti til, Jr., su Bevgfltvkwemdol fig’ 5119mm‘ or

solid? finmsorgdtsin in‘ us: m

- ‘ ' iii ia1 protest a ainst Germany's ‘lodge. tion oi in rest payment on foreign

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British, ForcTH-Secretlrryx,‘ 81%;: disarmament proposals should give Wily to more practical plan. Explo- sion and fire cause death of 14o miners in Czechoslovakian

_ B-Reductlon announced in fro} ht rates on Canadian export ca _e.

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‘l-(Sundsvlr. German police er‘- "50 1-000 5000B)‘ school teachers Nazi church regime.

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Serge Stavisky, founder of colla ad Bflyimne municipal pawns op, found dead at Chamvnix, muss,

D-Plane Pilot Bibby. missing with newly-weds on flight to sub- Arctic Povun nituk. located on cast coast of Hu on Bay.- ‘ lO-Britaln protests French tar- ii! concessions to U.S. projected in exchange for big increase in U.S. import quotas on French wines.

ll-France restores British tariff quotas. Riots in Paris as Chau- temps claims plot a inst govern- ment over Sta pawnshup

sw c.

l2-French Government gets conndencq vote but rioting con- tinues.

13—Canad‘a's international trade shows favorable (credit) margin oi 3145000900 for year 1903. Nine- lnonths’ revenue; up $4,150,000 over corresponding 1 32 period.

15-8‘. H. Steve , Minister of Trade and Comm , a1; Toronto, ra mass buying. sweat shop con- di ions, unethical business ,. tic-

e . SIT-Mendleta succeeds Hevia as Cuban president.

. IB-Dollfuss warns Germany against threatening Austrian iride- pendenoe.

lll-Britabl reported lirnlthg Soviet timber imports.

20-Wheat acreage cut planned

in Canadian West.

, -(Sunday): Governing com-

sslon for Newfoundland an- nounce‘ at London.

‘rm-Canadian bank debits in 1958

leave country. fi-Germany favors Qebiscite in Austria to ascertain popular will- Bll-Gernlauy and Poland sign 10-year Ban-aggression pact. ; ‘ o

yr.- expenditure cut by $17,000,000. ll-French Government oi Pre-

mier Chautemps resigns in face of indignation over Bayonne scandal. liiI-(Surlday): Government ice- breaker carries supplies Breton Island villages iso y snow. I-‘telchsbishop Mueller be- comes supreme head oi German Evangelical Church. ill-Dominion Government plans rliamentary probe into mass buy- ng. Britain favors grsntin Ger- many measurc oi arms equ ity. till-Four passenger trains strand- ed in New Brunswick blizzard. forms government France. vlet balloonists killed after setting lmofiicial re- cord int stratosphere ascent oi ‘l2,-

000 fe .

Sl-U. S. fixes gold price at $35 an ounce. lifts ban on imports. S. J. Hungeriord, officially named C. N. E. resident. British memorandum

ol Germany's return to League ofNations essential to world arms accord.

-CP- FEBRUARY -

__.__ l-Germarly cate rically denies accusations of int erencc in Aus- trian aflalrs

Z-Mass buying and price s reads probe approved by Canadian 011M oi Commons.

Il-Soviet C mmissar for War Voroshiloi‘! says Russia has most highly-mechaniaed army in world.

d-(Sundayl: Bo sts riot in Paris over cabinet s

b-Prince von achieves Fascist coup in Tyrcl an cabinet empowers Dollfuss to seek Le e oi Nations aid to preserve Aus rian indepence. gtlandard Stool‘; and Mininl E1-

snges mer .

rxue*“°v."“ ml=tsu woun . 8 Xmfl ll - t?“ ‘ma: °l°“‘§3’s¢sg'"“ against Daa er ca ne . resumes diplomatic relations wl a. Sorsoleil report on Windsor ren's Shelter robe recom- s matrons dlsm 1. reofllll"

‘l-Doumcrge summoned to Paris by President Lebrun astron- zied rioters rage through sheets; royslist coup feared. Dickens Life of Our Lord" sold for publication at $15 s. word.

d-Verne Sankey, notorious - adlan-born kidnapoer. commit! suicide in Sioux Fa is. N.D., prison. Doumersue strives to form cabinet as rioting csases in Paris. Edward G. Brcmer. St. Paul banker, releas- ed by kidnappers on payment ci record 8200.000 T005051-

t-Three prospectors, missing two months on Great Bear Lake, safe at Cameron Bey. N-W-Ts If?! crossing lake on f Rbolcvtl cancel; all air mail contra in U.S. and gives 10b t0 5m! .19"-

.."_S d H-‘Irmilii French n ( ‘m “y m protsosttl against feared Fascist reaction under Dou-

“in” gist law declared in Aus-

i-Ma iris as 110.2‘? breaks cut: death

llesti t tlwklhenclipriuc "ea" mo‘ lzikc achievement is regarded

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panelists flshf Vienna as civ- dsad.

ln France suds. li-Frciitisd troops and police in l‘ . s " n llvauin ‘Pfiv ism Au: g1”! independence must be main-

ll--Mlll50"'\l masses troops on Italian bar?!‘ ll A"l*is.n strife continues. “an Guthrie. Csnad- ian Minister of Just . lava Com- Iuihists inspired nerl

reform camps . . _

li-Auiltrian rebel" ctulhcd d? in note save Ni has sl- l ed G-rmsnv, rim-d

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Toronto and .

t to Atlantic

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titan independence must be main-

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u . ill-Bennett says Canada ready

to n iatc f 5 i it

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New York and eastern seaboard il-Hitler accrpis principle of

British arms compromise after

lmrviewiwith Aaitthigny Eden. Rus-

Arct e d th ‘on lli1ln o: 1m "c"

Bl ice floc on Bering Strait.

n-Ca an Government em- powered to take over boarded old; gold and silver currency bac ng provided under banking bills in- Argduced sgnndfnagliagclant. General

Illltc caraguan re- bel-liberator, killed.

28- ld III iormall ascends Bel ian lone. Victor , m. anc er dies at ‘Iprcrlto.

34—Pcl>e Plus. inspeeen at Vati- can. denounces trend towards Flinn cults. _

25-(Sunday) TJoIln McGraw, Napoleon oi baseball, dies in New

M-Censorship clampe d on Vienna while royaiists laud Dolifuss

fl-Steverls‘ mass b ing robe hears startling evidence o low wages id by many Toronto firms.

span and Russia in ex- fihfllfie of diplomatic notes tell world there is no danger oi war be- tween thcm. '

__cp._ MARCH l-Em or Henry Pu-Yi ascends Manchugso throne. Spanish Cab- inet of Premier Leroux resigns.

i-Disarmament crisis feared in Europe as British envoy, Anthony

Eden returns to London from European iour. S-Roosevel completes f i r s t

presidential year. John Dillinger, public encm , escapes from Crown Point, Ind., _ail.

d-(Sundayl sTiuel Instill ord- ered from Greece. losirlgmlcng fight l rscs ov

to escape u collapse of U. S. utilities empire. b-Princess Youssoupofi awarded 0:35.000 English court in libel s t a Raspu in and the Empre . ‘l-Henry Ford on Morida visit charges wars are caused by schem-

ing m manufacturers Lord Abe een, former governor-general oi nada. dies at Edinburgh.

O-F-ench fliers announce at Paris discovery of Queen of Shebas ancien. capital in Arabia.

10-1. S. Woodsworth, C. C. II. head. suspends Ontario council.

ll-(Sundsy) -- Andrew Mellon, former secretary U. S. tress . faces tax evasion charges. Roosevc t , ‘ of mail by army planes after death of 10 ilots. ll-Increa-se oi about t 5,000,000 in naval estimates approved by British House-oi Commons. Japan- ese torpedo boat capsizes of! home coast with loss oi more than 100

will control Canada's exports com ly with world wheat aime-

lIlEfl . ld-Motion to halt award of titles in Canada de feated by parliament Explosion and flre claim 150 lives at La Libertad, El Salvador. M. Martin, "Father of Canadian Art." dies in Toronto.

m aged 0e. California scientist with

new scrum brings dogs bbck to life. lc-Indefinite number of British consulate stai! killed as Chinese soldias massacre 2.000 in ‘rurkes- tan

wn.

IW-Prcmler T- D. Pattullo intro- duces special powers vesting economic control of British Colum- bia Cabinet.

lc-(Sundayl-ltaly, Austria and Hungary become allies under pact signed at Rome. Shaw. " n Canadian Indians," celebrates 105th birthday at Winni-

P68- l0-U. S. Congress votesin favor oi silver rehabilitation. , -Prime Minister MacDonald assures the world Great Britain is building navy only to treaty limits. n-More than 1.000 die and 100.- 000 flee from holocaust at Japlll- ese oi Haksdste. Chancellor of uer Ft berlain declares recovery more definite in United Kingdom than anv other country. RS-France seeks restoration of Entente Cordiale. which brought Great Britain into Great War.

25-(Sundayl-Italian voters ‘ give Mussolini almost unanimous sup- port in election.

Aviation Triumphs

l ’Msy £3.

Jean Batten, New zealand girl. flies from L ne. Enid to Darwin's ,.in 14 dayi. 33 hours. 25 minutes, cutting four and a half days off previous record for women by Mrs. Amy Johnson Mol-

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August 0.

leopard Reid andJam Ailing British aviators, fly Atlan ic from WM!“ Beach, Ont., and land at London. but decide to original plan for non-stop flight to Baghdad.

September 2. » Col. Roscoe Turner. American speed flier. arrives at Floyd Ben- nett Field having. made the Pacino flight from Burbank. Cal-,.in the record time oi i0 hours and two minutes.

scone of the greatest flights in history ci

aviation.

Lieut. Agcllo, Italian dare-devil new airplane speed cs an hour over

Catboart Jones and Ken Waller comolets round-trio night from Imalsnd to Australi and return. ‘H.020 s, in slig tly over is

November d.

Sir gnu-lee linvsiord-Smith of Austra completes three-stale tranaoacific fllaiv from Brisbane. rails, to "Oslrlevd, Cal.

Aunt adian takes

u. to House oi Commons in

by ainst producers of film

000 female accomplice, cir slain by po

all-nan Gcvermnbnt _ first step to control marketing of c-turai .with lnarkctlnl

as ' Jmtellcd at ' a an d.» ' chin-clinical? Ii-anccyiulv tell Germany Afl-

3’! balances t and increases mllita grants, ONE-deficit cut by $1, .000.

flfl-Montreal organizes to fight amoebic dystentery and sunny made in other Canadian cities,

SO-Detroil; wins firm ‘ Hocke League title by defeating 3?;- iPiT-‘it. ‘.‘.'.".'.‘.'..’.l°°'.“%'." lion to United- States. °x n '

ill-United Kingdom re sur.

P)!" 0! 0150000000 at en o! fiscal year. » —CP-— APRIL

1—(Bll.l\dlY)—Tlll'k0y to return Insull for trial to United States.

2-U.S. to negotiate with 3a m. tions for reci rocity in trade.

8- po ice redouble search for hidden arsenals on r n; planned revolution by ra ls,

d-Dr. H. . ‘rory. research au- mom)’. claims new rustless wheat saves Canadian farmers millions of dollars. Moncton Hawks retain fillan Cup by detecting Fort Wil-

am. li-Belslum. original source of radium, seeks supply in Canada. G-U. S. announces readlinesrfo aid maintenance oi Big Powers’

Peace Pact. 7-!‘ ity killed, many missing. when cliff tumbles on Norwegian

Q-Bermett announces inquiry into federal relief rzpenditures by rovinces. Canilllien Houde re- urns as mayor oi Montreal. lo-Bussla declares she will con- sider disarmament onl ii Japan takes similar step. C cagoBlack Hawks take Stanle Cup, winning hockey play-off se es against De- troit, three game to one. Il-Prernler T. D. Patullo, oi British Collunbia, says province's special powers were not properly appreciated by House of Commons. lz-North Atlantic shipping lanes worst iceberg threat in years. li-Renewed Chaco war results in 1,200 casualties.

lc-(Sunday) - Leon ‘lrotzky. exiled Soviet leader, found during police raid at Barblzcn, France.

Iii-A, L. Rennie, Liberal, elected South , by-election. Domin- ion Rellef bill passed by House.

l8—Canadlan budget shows de- ficit reduced by $22,500,000.

Iii-New arms race predicted as France accuses Germany of wreck- ing bilateral negotiations.

30—Coast range of Rockies in British Columbia crossed by Brit- ish y on skiis.

‘ill-lugoslavian coal mine blast kills 146 at Sarajevo.

22-(Sunday) - Canada's trade increased by 15 per cent. over pre- vious year, -

ZS-Dillinger gang kills two po- lice, wounds four others while shooting way to freedom neu- St. Paul, Minn.

‘lid-Spain releases 5,000 political prisoners.

zit-Great Britain expresses ané

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iety over Japan's ‘hands China" declaration. - 25-1! H. Stevens promises thor-

ough probe into Canadian tobacco industry.

zi-Brltain and France warn Germany against postponement of loan repayments.

ZB-(Sunday) - Austria abolish- es all trials by jury. ,

SO-Senator Arthur Meighen re- signs from Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission. Kitchener skeleton finding fails to solve old murder mystery.

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MAY

l-May Day rioters battle police in Paris streets. Other capitals quiet. Waller and Rubin set new record for Australia-England flight.

ll-Gold tax, announced ‘in bud- get, changed to apply only to divi- dend-paying mines.

3-W. H. Woodin, former U. S. Secretary, dies in New York. d-Powcrs may halt drlvc oi Ibn Baud to unite Arabia. S-Cavsloade wins Kentucky Ottawa Peace

Pulitzer

Derby. ‘l-Percival Price, wins

Tower carilloneur, musical award.

G-libur executives of Imperial Tobacco Company had incomes of $1,400,000 in five years, mass buv- l l! committee hears.

British leaves Dominlons to take own action against alleged Japanese dumping of goods.

lil-Wileat prices spurred up- ward bv drought and dust storms in North America.

lfi-Ebrtradltlon proceedings dropped in case of James Fahey, Alberta man who escaped from U.S. penitentiary 25 years ago. Walker Cup retained by U.S. in golf tournament with Britain.

l3—(Sunday) - Armistice halts desert warfare between Saudi Ara-

l-L-lune Robles, slx-year-old Texas girl. kidnapped for ransom. ‘nnnd chained to cage in desert

it. Dim-Convicts s‘art flre at Kin"- ston Penitentiary-guards avert riot. Liner Olympic crashes Nan- tucket llghtshio in fog-seven die. Pond and Sabelli land in Ireland completing trans-Atlantic flight.

l7-Maritime fcvnilv reunited with son kidnapped 30 years be- fore. from crib.

ld-Dominion Government reach- es agreement on loan to British Columbia. » l I icaao Stockyards devas- fated bv 310000000 fire. Horometer wins King's plate. Canadian racing classic at lcrcnto.

ilit-fsundayl - Bulgaria has bloodless Fuscist coup d’ . ifl-Csnadian Hospital Sw pstakes Bill defeated by House of Com-

fncns.

fla-Ouilaw Clvds Barrow and Bonnie Parker, Louisiana. Jetan

l"? bia and Yemen.

n sets women's record En land-Australia flight. anadian Finance Rhodes announces 550,000,000 lov- munsnt loan ing floated in England Two killed in Toledo strike riot. . it-Archbishop Neil McNeil dies ‘Ibronto. ‘ 20—W. Lawson Little. U.S. golfer wins British amateur golf title. rdcr urges face three Indian brothers in British Columbia as coostabick body recovered from Fraser River. -

lice in Bette

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rl-(Sunday) - United States sweeps series in Davis Oup Ions contests with ads.

IS-Qulntuplets born to Mrs. Olive Dionne near Cailander.

Jimmie Motorola loses we weight world boxing title to Bar- ney Boss.

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January 18. ows avo t "in 0! 815000.000 for i053. m. ' January 20. GERMANY and Poland sign l0- Yfl-l‘ Iwfl-flsgression pact.

January 5i. UUNITED STATES lifts ban on 801d imports, fixing price at I35 an ounce.

February 6. HUNGARY resumes diplomatic relations with Russia.

March l1. CANADIAN National ilways de- ficit wt by Sl-Oilmoo. it is an- nounced. ‘

Much s1. KINGDOM reports sur- plus of $l58,000,m0 at end oi 1 year.

April l8. ANADXAN budget shows deficit reduced by $22,500,000.

April 22. . CANADA'S trade reported in- ye creased 15 per cent. over last ar.

Ml’ es.

QUINTITPLETS born to Mrs. Olive Dionne near Oaliander, Ont., briglatening he“ ges all over the wor .

July 20.

CANADIAN rifle team recovers Kolapcre Cup at Bisley Ranges.

90—Forest fires menace River Hebert outskirts in Nova Scotia. France gives dying disarmament parley coup do grace, refusing Ger- many to rearrn.

31- e of Canadian grain leaps BO-cent mark. Lew Cody, film star, dies in Hollywood.

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JUNE

l-Drought and plague takes heavy toll of western crops in U.S. and Canada.

Z-Governor James Ralph o!

California, dies.

8—(Sunday)-Dr. Frederick Ban- ting, and Charles Saundtrs knight- ed. King George celebrates Nth birthday-

A-Great Britain suspends war debt payments to U.S.

b-Discovery of Dr. C. E. Dolman oi Toronto hailed as important in fight against staphylococcus sep-

ce

mic. o-Canadian railways abandon 2,1102 miles of systems to econo- m .

‘l-Franco-British accord revives world arms parley.

B-Bcnnett declares Canada may balance budget at year's end.

il-H. H. Stevens at Toronto, chal- levrillges public to oust big business e s.

lo-(Sunday) - Frederick Delius prominent British composer, dies in 73rd year.

ll—More than 1.000 die at floods destroy city oi Ocotopeque, Hon-

durcs. lz-UB. offers consideration oi British debt payment readjust-

men .

ld-Max Baer wins heavyweight boxing title on technical knockout over Prirno Carnera at New York.

ill-Three Rivers o ns terccn- tenary celebrations. rmanv de- nies threat of France and Great Britain to seize trade assets in lieu of bond interest payments.

lc-Russia prepares extravagant plans to seek northern passage

rcm Atlantic to Pacino.

l7-(sundayl Havana mob cre- mates three youths in own car after 00 were wounded or killed by

rioting trio- lb-Dr W. R. Inge "Gloomy from post at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. 10--Liberal party sweeps to vic- tory in Ontario and Sas atchewan provincial elections. 20—Premier Bennett predicts gold coinage to disappear. zl-Germany threatens trade boycott against British Empire if attempts made to seize funds for payments due. fl-King George celebrates 8rd anniversary of coronation. flit-German cabinet splits three ways over Nazi policies.

ili-(Sundayl - Jimmy Wedell. holder of world speed record for land planes, killed in crash at "atterson. La Harry Sifton, son of the late Sir Clifford Sifton, dies in Toronto at 44.

lib-Hearing of damage action against Premier Brownless of Al- berta for alleged seduction begins at Edmonton.

kit-Collision of workers‘ boat- and ferry claims 100 lives at Lor- ient. France.

zit-Export of silver forbidden from U. S.

30-Hour of Commons votes to confiscate all lottery prises in Can- ada. Jury awards $15060 damages to Vivian MscMlllan in seduction action against Premier Brownies: Justice Ives disagrees with verdict and withholds judgment.

JULY . 1—(Sunday)-Hitler smashes Nazi

to death and prominent commit suicide.

2-Hund:eds of German storm troops executed as Hitler suppress- prising. J-Brownlee resigns as Premiq- of

Minister Alberta

d-Justice Ives rules damag - Q IO

allegilfl sc- tion must be dismissed with costs. Three cabinet ministers sail- ed by police in new German ing against Hitler. Madame d k of radium, uiies in Paris. mom; striku.

quell bloody

iscc labor

‘l-v nt Snowden predicts

revolutionary chances in Great Bri- tains social systems.

O-(Sunday) -Gerlnarl

with hence for continllcd peace,

but defies invasion by ‘any counts-y.

s-Bank of mils-nut anal lattic-

merlts protects wninst ‘s

non-payment of debts.

lit-Russia

pleads

.0110?! conspiracy as 1i! plotters are shot leaders kl

Bright Spots of the Year

August 8 F1531‘ Quarter oi Canada's fiscal year shows increase of 819,000,000 in revenues.

Allllt 'i. CAAFOADIAN wheat futures touch UENOS AIRIS irloports truce Pcpmnilrluchscc war after iour

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September N. NEW finds in Nor-them 011mm iimlfln a "gold rush" and make

Jortunes

' Q Fflamcoxgllnlammutrad pact slsned in Paris.

October l0. CANADIAN $0,003,000 refun"- loen reported fully subscribed.

October 22. DR. A. l1. DAIOE. physician to Dionne quintuplets. says

haveykttained normal life expec-

Novusbcr S. m rrgvderlues 10a seven- m°n P! '11P M30900 mcpgrcd with corresponding ma:

w Princes Marina of Greece at throughout the Erllpire. n 8 December 2.

CANADA retains world wheat title

John B. Allsop of Womble ,

as Alberta. l8 awn!‘ ship at the Chicago International

Austria.

lS-Canadim Go t an- nounces d relief ymcnts to

rovlnces will be r uced 1-3 to N m nt. ass

lll-(Sundayo-heat and dromht filetllidlglfl harvest yields in Dnopcau

lit-Martial law demanded in strike-tom San Francisco. l7-Labor unions endeavor to and general strike as t increases and food supplies run low in San Francisco

lit-Gov ant announced four Dominion bye-elections to be held on 24.

l0- ports indicate 2.000 people massacred since beginning of Ger- man upheaval.

io-Canad

aln rifle team recovers Kolspore cup at Bisley ranges.

fl-(Sundaw-John Dillinger, no- torious United States despu-ado, slain. in police trap at Chicago. E-Gerlnany l‘ ounces ratim- llgg of raw materials on basis equal- onl in Great War days. 34- cusands oi cattle die Chicago live stock yard workers strike. Sale of beer and wine in

llgrtlel beverage rooms beg c. %—Chance1lor Dolliucs of Austria slain by Nazi gang.

20—Ontario prevents exhibition of Dionne quintuplets at world fair

by appointing legal guardians. ill-Three thousand believed ,dead

November N. MAllfluAGEoiDukecfkentand m

mil-low"

in Austrian uprising _in which‘

tenor-y oi discouery of Canada by Jacques Cartier- cpen at Charlotte- iawn P31. Mussolini says war in- evitable and warns Italy to be pre-

' 11 endeavors to re-

claim millions of acres oi western wheat lands. ,. M-(Susidayfl-Bt. Malo Cross

unveiled by Prime Minbier Bennett at Gaspe commemoration of fbut land of Janus Cartier on the Cansd ma nd. Further anodised-feared in Austria as new Noll coup . Il-iiiiepreccntwives of the French welcomed at the Congress in Quebzc. 0on- eral st e of 000,000 workers looms United States textile industry.