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Peter MacKay Blasts Trudeau's 'Neglect' Of Atlantic Canadians In National Post Column
A former Conservative cabinet minister says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has "spit" in the eye of Atlantic Canadians by not guaranteeing the next Supreme Court justice will hail from the region.
In a column published Wednesday in the National Post, Peter MacKay — a former Nova Scotia MP and justice minister — accused the Liberal government of ignoring the very people behind the so-called "red wave" last October.
Peter MacKay is seen at the Conservative Party of Canada convention in Vancouver on May 27, 2016. (Photo: Jonathan Hayward/CP)
MacKay, who presently works for a Toronto law firm, also made his case for why Tory MPs are needed again in Atlantic Canada. He is believed to be mulling a Conservative Party leadership bid.
"Certainly no Canadian would find it acceptable to be told that their region of the country, for the first time in history, would have no representation on the Supreme Court," he wrote. "One could only imagine the outrage in Ontario, Quebec or the West if this were to happen."
Last October, all 32 seats in the region were won by Liberals. All four premiers in Atlantic Canada are Liberals as well, with majority governments.
Bar association's raised eyebrows
At issue is the seven-member advisory board that will help Trudeau name top court justices. The group will recommend up to five names to fill the seat of retiring Justice Thomas Cromwell of Nova Scotia, the only Atlantic Canadian on the bench.
By convention, the court has always included one member from Atlantic Canada. Despite saying applications from the region will be considered, Trudeau and Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould won't commit that the next judge will be from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, or Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Liberals' apparent willingness to forgo the regional custom has raised eyebrows with Canadian Bar Association, federal Tories, and their provincial cousins on the East coast.
'It defies all constitutional convention'
In his Post piece, which included a few digs about photo-ops and selfies, MacKay accused the Liberals of "astonishing neglect" of his home region.
"It defies all constitutional convention. It is also disrespectful and an insult to Atlantic Canadians to suggest that suddenly, of our entire legal population, none are qualified to sit on the top court."
MacKay argued the matter has been accepted with hardly a peep.
"No one has called out the prime minister for what this is — spit in our eye."
"No one has called out the prime minister for what this is — spit in our eye," he wrote.
MacKay also took issue with the Liberals' requirement that justices be fluent in both languages, likening it to a "social science experiment" that could prevent the best possible jurists from landing those roles.
He ended his piece by calling for Atlantic Canadians of all political stripes to make themselves heard on the issue.
"We are being taken for granted and ignored as a friendly backwater," he said.
The B-word
That word — "backwater" — was recently used by another top Tory with roots in the region who is expected to jump into the race to replace Stephen Harper.
Lisa Raitt, who represents the Ontario riding of Milton but was raised in Sydney, N.S., has been vocal on the issue. She told CBC Radio earlier this month that Trudeau sees Atlantic Canada as a "backwater place."
"It just drives me around the bend when people assume that we're not good enough, that we can't be bilingual, that we don't have visible minorities here, whatever that mix is that they're looking for," Raitt said.
The Canadian Press reports Raitt will announce her leadership bid in September.
Lisa Raitt talks with media in Ottawa on June 1, 2015. (Photo: Matthew Usherwood/The Canadian Press)
Atlantic Canadian roots could prove to be advantageous for Tory leadership contenders, not only because Conservatives need to win seats there again if they hope to win government.
Unlike other one-member, one-vote leadership contests, Tories use a points-based system where every electoral district is given equal weight regardless of membership size. That means small Atlantic Canada districts have just as much power as those in the Conservative heartland of Alberta.
But if Trudeau's recent swing through the region is any indication, Tories have their work cut out for them.
Last week, the prime minister was in Atlantic Canada where he again offered no guarantee that the regional custom on the top court would be honoured.
Trudeau also unveiled $119-million in federal funding for Nova Scotia wastewater and transit projects.
The prime minister took to Twitter to share a photo of the large crowds greeting him in New Glasgow.
Now that's a community gathering! Thanks, New Glasgow. We're going to keep working hard for all Nova Scotians. pic.twitter.com/7lMuoJPQDW
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) August 16, 2016
New Glasgow happens to be MacKay's hometown.
Federal Conservatives are looking for a full-time replacement for Stephen Harper. Here's who's running to become the next Tory leader.
First elected in 2006, Bernier served as minister of industry and minister of foreign affairs — a position he resigned in 2008 after leaving government documents at the home of an ex-girlfriend with ties to the Hells Angels. A high-profile MP from Quebec, he was reappointed to cabinet in 2011 in the junior role of minister of state for small business and tourism. He's already announced that he's going for it.
Dr. Kellie Leitch, a pediatric surgeon, outgoing minister of labour and minister for the status of women, reportedly has a team in place to mount a campaign. First elected in 2011, Leitch was easily re-elected in the Ontario riding of Simcoe-Grey. Though also considered a Red Tory, Leitch raised eyebrows during the campaign by declaring herself "pro-life" and announcing government plans to introduce a tip line for so-called "barbaric cultural practices."
Chong, who quit the Harper cabinet in 2006 on a matter of principle, is also running. The longtime Ontario MP has earned a reputation as a bit of a "rebel," thanks to his Reform Act and calls for conservatives to do more to fight climate change.
Deepak Obhrai, a former Reform MP from Alberta who was first elected in 1997, is the dean of the Conservative Party caucus. He formally jumped into the race in July 2016.
Andrew Scheer, a Saskatchewan MP who served as Speaker of the House of Commons from 2011 to 2015, joined the race in Sept. 2016. Scheer gave up his Opposition House leader role earlier that month to continue exploring a bid.
The social conservative from Saskatchewan jumped into the race in August 2016. Trost, first elected in 2004, is anti-abortion, anti-same-sex marriage, but is also very fiscally conservative.
The Ontario MP is a former air force captain. First elected in 2012, O'Toole has connections in Atlantic Canada and the GTA, and is seen as more of a fresh face.
The Quebec MP and former public safety minister is the man behind the C-51 anti-terrorism law.
First elected in 2008, Lisa Raitt was perhaps the most high-profile woman in Harper's inner circle. Her name was also floated as a possible contender for the Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership. Raitt served as minister of natural resources, minister of labour, and most recently as minister of transport. While several other Ontario cabinet ministers went down in defeat to Liberals, she was re-elected in the riding of Milton by more than 2,400 votes. Another Red Tory, she has been vocal about the Conservatives' struggle to appeal to women voters.
The former immigration minister and Ontario MP is also running. First elected in 2011, Alexander was defeated four years later. He faced questions over his handling of Canada's response to the Syrian refugee crisis. He also joined Leitch in that ill-fated campaign announcement of a tip line for "barbaric cultural practices."
Saxton was the MP North Vancouver for seven years before losing his seat in 2015. He also served as a parliamentary secretary to two finance ministers and the Treasury Board president.
The bilingual Vancouver businessman unsuccessfully ran for the leadership of the B.C. Conservative Party. He joined the race in Oct. 2016.
An Ontario MP from 2006-2015, Lemieux was defeated in the last election. He is a social conservative and veteran. He joined the race in Nov. 2016.
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The Australian dollar may not have moved enough for the manufacturing sector, but its recent weakening could improve the performance of some listed companies. So are these companies currently below the radar and perhaps a little undervalued? For further analysis Ticky was joined by fund manager Roger Montgomery.
TICKY FULLERTON, PRESENTER: I just mentioned the Australian dollar there.
It may not have moved enough for the manufacturing sector, but its recent weakening could improve the performance of some listed companies.
So are these companies currently below the radar and perhaps a little undervalued?
Well I'm joined by fund manager Roger Montgomery.
Roger, welcome.
ROGER MONTGOMERY, MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT MGMT: Thank you, Ticky.
TICKY FULLERTON: Now you believe there are a few of these companies below the radar. What is the story and how can companies boost profits with the low dollar?
ROGER MONTGOMERY: Well you have to have the view obviously that the Australian dollar will continue to fall. That's very important. But what you want to do is you want to ...
TICKY FULLERTON: And do you believe that, by the way?
ROGER MONTGOMERY: Yes. In fact I should declare my hand. I moved our family's term deposits out of Australian dollars into British pounds and Singapore dollars and US dollars quite some time ago, so I am talking my book here.
TICKY FULLERTON: Right.
ROGER MONTGOMERY: But I do believe the Australian dollar could weaken substantially further. In order for it to encourage investment in Australia, it will have to stay down in the manufacturing space and the export space. But there are listed businesses that will do well and particularly those businesses that have overseas operations that are expanding.
So, some under-the-radar businesses that many viewers may not have thought of, businesses like Breville Group, for example, Breville are the appliance makers. Believe it or not, their products are very popular in the United States. Now they don't manufacture in Australia anymore. They manufacture overseas. But they still design here and their designs are incredibly popular.
So as they expand their operations overseas, what we will find is that their revenue, the revenue that they generate from overseas expands beyond the revenue that they're generating locally, and as they transfer those US dollar revenues to Australia, that buys more Aussie dollars for Australian shareholders.
Now there are some other businesses that are growing overseas, particularly in the United States; Flight Centre is another one and it's going very, very well. The combination of its online business and its bricks and mortar stores seems to be defying the trend to the move to only online and it's working in the United States as well.
And then we've got Credit Corp, which is a debt collection business, and it's testing the waters in the United States and it seems to be successful in its early stages.
TICKY FULLERTON: So if you believe the Aussie dollar is going to go down, then that could work - and presumably a company like Westfield as well.
ROGER MONTGOMERY: Yes, absolutely, Westfield. Any company that's earning revenues in US dollars, when it transfers those dollars back to Australia, if the Australian dollar is lower against the US dollar, well that's going to be a benefit.
And I think it's going to be a permanent one. Many analysts will look through the change in the currency and they'll look at performance on a constant currency basis, but I don't think we should be looking at parity on a constant currency basis.
TICKY FULLERTON: Alright. Well let's go back to your favourite not sector, the mining services sector.
ROGER MONTGOMERY: Yes.
TICKY FULLERTON: Now there are now people talking that, really, there are now opportunities, buying opportunities. You still don't believe it's time for that yet?
ROGER MONTGOMERY: No. I think doing that right now's a bit like the minnow that fishes for food in a bath where the plug's been pulled out and eventually it'll be sucked down the drain.
What we know is that the numbers for these businesses will look good this year and they've looked good last year. What we don't know is how they're going to look beyond 2014 and this is the fiscal cliff that we've talked about now for some time. I think what we should be doing is worrying more about what the wider implications are - and we talked about this a fortnight ago - of the fallout, the recession that now exists in mining and mining services and the implications for the broader economy.
You see, the mining capital expenditure boom that we've experienced contributed about 1.5 per cent to economic growth and we've just seen in the earlier story that economic growth now sits at just over two per cent, or 2.5 per cent. And so if we take 1.5 per cent off that, well we could be looking at recessionary territory.
Now what that means is - and it doesn't - look, as popular as this program is, it's not the mainstream news that people are hearing and listening to.
TICKY FULLERTON: We're working on that, Roger, yes.
ROGER MONTGOMERY: Well, when the recession word hits front pages of the papers that everyone reads, that's when they'll start pulling their heads in. And if we don't get residential construction picking up, if we don't get consumption picking up, if we don't get government spending picking up and they can't afford it ...
TICKY FULLERTON: Why don't you think residential construction might not pick up, because a lot of people are looking optimistically in that space?
ROGER MONTGOMERY: You need confidence. You need confidence. Now people tell me, Roger, the auctions clearance rates are going very, very well, but remember this: people organised their loans back in January and February when the consumer confidence was picking up and it had been picking up since October. Once that "R" word comes out in the newspapers and the mainstream media, what we're going to find is we're going to find people pulling their heads in and waiting to see whether things improve and that in itself could slow the economy down.
So I don't think those sectors will fill the gap that capital expenditure will leave behind. And so, a week and a half ago - sorry, it's now two and a half weeks ago, we sold a lot of our exposure to discretionary retail and reduced our holdings in that space and they've subsequently fallen a lot.
TICKY FULLERTON: Our resident Cassandra, Roger Montgomery, thank you very much for joining us.
ROGER MONTGOMERY: It's a pleasure


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Mason City Globe-Gazette (Newspaper) - June 21, 1930, Mason City, Iowa f North Iowas DAILY PAPER Edited for the Home HOMfe BVOL XXXVI IHVE CENTS PER COPY ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE MASON CITY IOWA SATURDAY JUNE 211930 UNITED PRESS AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICE NO 219 No Free 11 Traders Old Style Tariff Booster Almost a Rarity By CHARLES P STEWAKT AriHINGTON June 21 CPA Carter Glass of Virginia resented it hotly recently when Senator James Watson of In diana G O P leader in the up per house of con gress took it for granted that the whole democratic party of the present clay and generation be lieves in a pro tective tariff In reply the AIR CIRCUS THRILLS CROWD Brookhar NUMBER ON GUN IN LINOLE CASE Seated in Fight Against MacNiderDARING STUNTS Wm 5 TOSSED FROM CLIFF Father Hurls i then six democratic protectionists fin the senate The fact is at that very time the of Democratic Senators Brat ton Broussard Copeland Kendrick Pittman Ransdcll and Trammel al ready were on record in favor of the HawleySmoot tariff bill the high est in the worlds history and an eighth Senator Fletcher was listed as paired on the same side TTOWEVER this doubtless was simply a slip in Senator Glass arithmetic he ought to have said nine instead of six But even so I would have thot ft Senator Watson was nearly W that genuine oldfashioned free trade or tarifffor revenue demo crats a tariff being merely a mihgty bad way of raising revenue but not necessarily inconsistent with free trade principles are at least scarce enough to class as cur iosities Furthermore It seemed to me that Senator Glass himself when I asked him about it vindicated the Hoosier lawmaker to all intents and purposes said the Virginia states man impatientji If you free trade in sense BROT TO Family to onWide Search Their Deaths for One Owner Time AS BROCK SCHLEE BROKE MARK 4 free traders ofisnt sort That is none in responsible posi tions Henry George believed in it So does Representative George Huddleston of Alabama and I know of one other democratic congress kman who does but is afraid to say out loud lest it be interpreted as Ja violent form of communism We must have some means S3 added Senator Glass of equalizing EJ l Turn to IUKC H Column HINT FRAMEUP ON PANTAGES Sworn Statement Says Eun r ice Pringle Accused Thea ter Man Falsely LOS ANGELES June 21 y Eunice Pringle young dancer upon whose complaint Alexander T Pan tages was convicted of assault has been subpoenaed to appear Thurs pHICAGO June 21 gun used to slay Jake Lingle Trib une reporter had become today a vital clew in the hunt for his as sassin Frank Foster a dapper gangster of vaccilating allegiances was the original owner of the pistol police revealed today and Foster has dis appeared Painstaking efforts had been made with a file to destroy the serial number stamped upon the weapon and thus prevent police from tracing its ownership But the file failed Acid microscopes and infinite police patience finally revealed what the number was Traced to Store The weapon police have estab lished was originally in the sport ing goods store of Peter Von Frant zius the same Von Frantzius who has been involved in the investiga tion of other gang killings particu larly the St Valentines day mas sacre of last yen Von Frantzius jcords show that the weapon wap to Foster sev eral months ago But Foster thi jice believe dis posed of the to the Llngle murder June 9 They want to know Turn to InEC 8 Column Boy Child Dropped to Rocks Below Stocks Take NewHeader dajbefore a grand jury investigat ing charges that her accusation of the multimillionaire theater owner were false The investigation was preclpi lated by an affidavit to U S Webb states attorney general in which TCugene Mozier exnaval mechanic claimed he had evidence of a frame up by Miss Pringle Mozier in his sworn statement said he informed Buron Fitts dis trict attorney of nis evidence and was instructed to keep his mouth shut NEW YORK June 21 speculative markets again broke un der severe selling pressure today ending the third week of almos stead declines Important shares o the Kew York stock exchange turn Wed to S15 scores reaching nes low levels for the year or longer The selling again embraced th leading commodity markets A Chicago Juup wheat sagged mar than a cent a bushel to the lowes level in about 15 years Cotton broke sharply on the Nev York market recording losses o about S2 a bale At London bar ail ver again dropped to new low lev els Had No Support Selling was not in specially large volume on the stock exchange sales for the two hour session barely aggregating 8000000 shares but the market was almost entirely without support In the last half hour moderate recoveries VIEW HAVEN Conn June 21 tJP C Spang of Ansonia mentally unbalanced today threw is wife and all four of their chll ren to their deaths over the edge of Vest Rock a high cliff in this citys iark system and later jumped to is own death The list of dead Ray C Spang 36 father his wife 33 Helen aged 10 Lorraine aged 7 Raymond aged 5 Donald aged 3 Spang was a war veteran and re cently returned home from the Jrooklyn naval hospital He had been employed by n manufacturing concern in Seymour the adjoining own to Ansonia Three bodies were recovered from the base on the cliff early this afternoon Planned on Picnic Ansonia police reported that Spang and his family left home this morning for a days outing and ap parently came here and went to the rock for a picnic It was the police theory that the family started to the picnic at the top of the cliff and that he seized them one by one and hurled them over the edge All Bodies Found Searching parties located all of the bodies by early afternoon and preparations were made to remuve the last of them from the roclts An eye witness of the tragedy was found In Maurry Bogdanoff who was playing ball with other boys on the diamond in the little park He said he was looking up at a man who was standing on the edge of the cliff when he saw the man drop a child over the edge He said he was frightened and ran to a telephone and called the Grave hospital The hospital had Turn In Pajre 8 folnmn IN WELCOME FAMED AVIATOR Admiral Byrd Arrives in Richmond To Get Honor Sword Record Vote Steck Makes Reply to Criticisms of Mason Cityan William Brock and Edward Schleo noted aviators are seen on their arrKu lit San iiftcr they had established n neu transcontinental nonstop record flvliic 2120 miles from Jack sonville Fla in 13 hours 5S mtnutcH and SO seconds Photo shows left lo right Schlce William Van Dusen airport representative ami Brock They nnwlo the rpturn trip to Jacksonville in 16 hours and 50 minutes making the fastest ocean tn ocean round trip an record AUNT HET By Robert Quillen rous I ant goin back to them the specialists They passed me naT from one to another like I was a dish o beans but they dont get no second helpin occurred but brokers them largely to coverin attributed purchases by shorts who had sold at higher levels Professional bear selling was re garded as an importal factor in the further decline as it was felt in brokerage circles that the selling out of weak holdings of stock had been fairly well completed In the heavy liquidation earlier in the week The curb market was weak ns pecially in the utility group Elec tric Bond and Share broke to n new low under 572 and closed Jit or lower American Gas and Electric lost Cities Service dropped nearly SIUnited Light and Power A and Aluminum of America were exceptions to the general trend each showing advances New York City bank stocks traded on the over the counter market were heavy Guaranty trust dropped 10 WRONG MAN IS PUT ON SPOT Indiana Harbor Merchant Shot While Gambler Escapes HAMMOND Ind June 21 The shooting on a busy corner of Indiana Harbor yesterday police are convinced was a case of the wrong man being put on the spot The mistake may cost John Alban n merchant his life Standing near Alban was an In diana Harbor gambler who police declare was the man marked foi assassination A hired killer however misun derstood the identification of hi employers driving by in an auto mobile and fired at Alban A but let struck Alban in the abdomen ivounding him so seriously that he may die The gunman escaped Shepherdess Saves Life of Flyer in Snowstorm Plane Makes 250 INJURED IN BOMBAY RIOTS Broadway Playboy Handled 7 Million Before Market Crash NEW YORK June 21 fair i Russell Ryder financial flash and Broadway playboy has indicated tht he har about 57000000 in the eight months before the collapse of his brokerage firm Woody and company which failed on Thursday GRAIN DECLINES CHICAGO June 21 values were hammered down to new low ground for the fourth time this week and all deliveries were be neath the dollar line for the first time in years July wheat dropped to 92 conls 1 only four cents above the prices i prevalent fust before Ihe wnr broke for Ryder was questioned for hours last night by representatives of Charles L Woody Jr and Luclnn A Hold his partners and by coun sel creditors of the bankrupt Wall street firm Ryder declared It was said that the Immediate cause of the failure was t recent sharp decline in the market during which Stein Cos Landing on Andean Mountain MENDOZA Argentina June 21 by a lonely shepherd ess Henri Guillaumet French iiir mail aviator endured the hardships of a plane crash a fall down a pre cipice an Andean blizzard starva tion and days without sleep and lived to tell the tale today An airplane brot him here during the night from a mountain village Pareditas where he was discovered yesterday by a provincial police of ficial more dead than alivf He ivul been missing for a week and a widespread search for him would have been abandoned today in the belief that he and plane had been buried in the snows which have fallen in the Andes for days Wings Snow Ludrn A medical examination revealed that the flyer was suffering from various injuries principally severe bruises Incurred when he lost his footing on a mountainside glacier and tumbled 400 feet down a preci pice The equal of Guillaumets storj of privation and hardship has rarely been heard here He set ou a week ago yesterday from Santia go de Chile with mail and cargo fo Mendoza Argentine border city The trip under any circumstance is difficult and dangerous due 11 the high peaks of the Andes which must be surmounted On this trip the ships wings gathered so mud anow that it finallymade a force landing on the side of a winter swept mountain Iill Off Irccipire The plane turned over and was destroyed but Guillaumet crawled out of the wreckage unhurtThe blizzard still raged so he spent the night beneath the wings of his olice Charge Into Crowd That Was Forbidden to Assemble BOMBAY June 21 lundred persons among them five women were injured and sent to lospltals today in police charges to 3reak up a nationalist demonstra ion in the Moidnn Esplanade The police some of whom were mounted wielded their lathis or bamboo clubs with telling effect and drove the throngs from the thorofare which the authorities last night forbade as an assembly place for the next two weeks Many of those injured received serious wounds Among these wen the two women Ambulances stooc by thruout the duration of the melee and carried off the disabled na tionalists to hospitals About 300 people were treated lor minor injuries besides the 200 or more sent to hospitals The police force called out to deal Avith the crowd consisted of 400 foot police i 50 mounted police and 30 officers Troops stood by thniout the act in the event tiie police were unable to cope with the situation BULLETIN KICIIMONU Vii June 21 Admiral Klchanl Bvclyn Byrd returned to Virginia today arriving In Richmond at ill for his nntlvo states homecoming celebration RICHMOND Va June 21 Virginias arms were out stretched today to its most fam ous son of the Byrd From the far corners of the Old Dominion his fellow citizens came to pay tribute to the conqueror of he ends of the earth The loving in terest of the folks at home whiih lias followed him to the icebound reaches of both polar regions and across the Atlantic was manifestly present Plans for the homecoming of the son of Winchester Va whose ex ploits have kindled romance in the hearts of the peoples of every na tion were simple but were clothed in the atmosphere that makes praises of kinsmen and lifelong friends greater than the plaudits of a nation To Honor Many Byrds arrival is oclock p m C S T Rich mond and Virginia will greet him at the station and along the line of march from there to the executive mansion where Governor Pollard will officially accord him the com monwealths common wealth which has welcomed home George Rogers Clarke Meriwether Lewis and Mathew Fountaine Maury from adventures beyond the hori son From the mansion Byrd will go to the Maury monument to pay age to another Virginia explor er navigator and georgrapher He will lav a wreath at its base Family Waiting A golden sword of honor the gift of the people of the state wilil be presented to him at a public recep tion tonight in the shrine Mosque Governor Pollard will make ths address of presentation in the pres ence of high officials of the com monwealth A dinner at the home of John Stewart Bryan chairman of the reception committee and a late reception at the Commonwealth WASHINGTON June 21 uPi Hanford MacNider of Iowa to day stood confirmed as minister to1 Canada thru action of the senate without a record vote Confirmation came only after MacNider had been described yes1 tertlav by Senai Weather Conditions ideal for Big Air Event Winners of the 31 iiUirt spied men for OX motors in tlici MIISDII City air cirrus Saturday afternoon WITH announced us follows First Chester lolirt 111 second Marion Worth Amrs and third 1 K McCurcltle DcSoto had seen tor Smith 1 jPKCTACULAR air sLunts which Brookhart rei included dead stick landing con publican Iowa 1 tests balloon busting racing para as the leader of chute dropping and wing walking thrilled a crowd of several thousand persons at the Legion community jiirport Saturday afternoon The event was the colorful finale of a weeks air tour thru Iowa in which GO of the states leading flyers par ticipated The flyers who have circled and crisscrossed the stale and visited nearly a score of airports during the week swooped down on the Mason City uirport shortly after noon Saturday to stage the fourth 1 drunken revels at the conven tions of the Am erican Legion of which MacNider formerly was na tional command er and Senator Steck democrat Iowa had denied the charges Brookhart said MacNider leadin those revels and declared that ho is to blame tor that more than any other man in the American Legion I Stock Comes to Defense Brookhart does not know what he is talking about Senator Steck replied jumping to his feet He said that MacNider had been a tee totaler since he had entered public life as an assistant secretary of war four years ago He called upon tbc and without doubt the most spec tacular of the airplane circuses at i tho week senate to confirm him MacNider a t his home at Ma son City Iowa refused to com ment on t h B r o olc hart charges further than to say that the senate had answered them better than I could The old feud between Brook hart and Mac Nider was aired Cnmu to Be Thrilled One by one tho graceful planes dropped out of the sky In the di rection of Fort Dodge as the thou sands watched with wonderland de light The roar of a score or motors on the field added excitenvint to the pent up feelings of the which had corao at length before club at which members of the Vir ginia Military institute club will be present also are on the days plans Sunday Admiral Byrd will go to his Winchester home Winchester postponed its welcome that the state might acclaim him first With Admiral Byrd his wife his mother Mrs Kleanor Boiling Byrd and his two brothers former Gov ernor Harry Flood Byrd ami Thomas B Byrd will come from Washington to take part in the cele bration They were present for the New York and Washington greet ings Arc In Chicago WHITTEMORE June H W Behnke of the Lutheran par ochial school and Mrs Behnke have left for Chicago where they the senate voted Broolchart said their differences became acute when the latter acted as chief lob byist against him in the Bronlt hartSteck contest for the senate in 1021 Brookhart then read to the sen ate several newspaper stories of speeches made by MacNider critic izing him He said MacNider was unfit for any public office Ixadfr of Kiivcls Charge There is another charge I want to make against the fitness of this j man especially at this time coni eluded Brookharl Too many Am erican Legion reinventions have been just drunken revels Ive seen this i man Hanford MacNider leading these revels I know be is to blame i for that more than any man in HIP j whole American Legion I am not in favor of sending a rcpresenintive of the American government any beautiful afternoon The first events on thettSrmal air circus program was the dead sticlc landing contest in which the motors are shut off 1500 feet in the air and the pilots attempt to land near a designated spot in tho field Following this was scheduled to take placo the various speed races glider demonstration balloon bust ingcontest stunt flying wing walking and parachute jumping events Miiclo 1275 Jumps Bill Hamilton was to make his 1275lh jump at the local port Ho uses a Travelaire piloted by Andy Anderson of DCS Moines Mr Hamil ton also hangs from a ladder by bis toes and does balancing acts In doing these he 1ms hnd no safety devices Tho pilots upon reaching Mason City had flown a total of 1300 Turn to TnKr H fnlumn Sftf spend a two months vacation plane remaining awake so as not to freeze to death Saturday the weather cleared somewhat and he saw an airplane fly high over him H Column 1 TennhcH Denta Hygirne GARNTSR June Mil Rowan Driver Barely Escapes From Burning Wreck of Automobile ROWAN Duane Bingham es caped serious injuries by a narrow margin when the car he was driv ing crashed into a ditch and be came ignited A rear tire blew out and Bingham was driving at such a rate as to make it impossible to control his machine The car which was a new Chevrolet coupe was burned badly the body being com pletely destroyed The driver was except for minor ROGER rf CHICAGO June can we do for this Bobby Jones who keeps monotonously winning all these golf championships V I would propose him for president Bu1 I havent got it in for him that bad On the golf course its just your opponents that are shooting at you But it looks like in the white house your friends are the ones you got to watch Just been over to see Charley Dawes Right from London with an accent longer than his pipe handle He can make good at any thing They want to use him in thif racketeer warfare Both sides ar1 not injured bruises making him offer Your metic stock in which Ryder and i dred McCuIlough has returned home Turn lu Inee 0 Column to 8 StoUz president of the Stein anyi hnrj a fell from 23 to spend the summer vacation Missj Among our statutes the prohibi McCullough taught dental hygiene tion law is getting most of the UcNluctu lao In the schools of Gary Ind breaks Brunswick Pilot MANIAC LETTER WRITER IS THRU Latest Note Says His Mis sion Has Been Accom plished NEW YORK June 21 letter writing maniac who has as sumed blame for two recent killings and who had threatened 13 more wrote what he said was his last let ter today asserting that his mis sion was accomplished and expresi sing regret that he hnd stained the i country with blood i The letter filled with strange j symbols composed of combined nu merals and letters and apparently the work nf a person totally de ranged said the writer was a mem ber of a worldwide secret order known as the Red Diamond of Rus sia which had no connection with the Soviets Anyone breaking its rules it continued is marked for death These men were dismissed from the order for treason One of them stole the documents mentioned before Word came to tit the supreme j council in Russia of the peril in thr Turn In IIIKO H Column 2 IOWA WEATHER Iarlly cloudy and somewhat threatening Saturday night and Sunday Not much change 111 LOCAL STATISTICS GlobeGazette weather figures for 24 hour period ending at 8 oclock Saturday morning Maximum Friday Minimum in Night At H A M Saturday 17 Fridays maximum lonipenituro came within a degree nf the high mark established on June 2 for the month and the nights minimum fell t degrees short of the mark re corded by the GlobeGazettes weather equipment on the night of June 12 day of the air clear with no immediate prospect of a fulfillment of the weather mans rain predic tion WEEKS FORECAST Weekly weather outlook for the upper Mississippi and lower Mis souri fair and rather warm over lower Missouri valley local showers and mostly moderate temperatures over north ern sections J ;
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Xerox Could Add 350 Jobs in Webster
The copier giant is looking for tax breaks from Monroe County as part of a $4 million renovation to an existing building at the site. Xerox has not given the greenlight to the project yet, but all signs indicate it will soon.
Webster Town Supervisor Ronald Nesbitt said Monday he received word last Friday that Xerox was considering the job expansion. "It's great that these businesses are re-investing in Rochester, and especially Webster," he said.
The plan would be to renovate some 20,000 square feet inside Building 200 and create a call center. The space would be leased to Affiliated Computer Services, which Xerox acquired in 2010, to process outsourcing and IT services for commercial and government services worldwide.
In a statement, Xerox spokesperson Bill McKee said, "Xerox Corporation is exploring the option of establishing an ACS call center in Webster that could create 350 new jobs." Xerox has asked the Monroe County Industrial Development Agency, COMIDA, to consider sales tax abatement on purchases to renovate the building. COMIDA will hold a public hearing on that proposal next Monday at 10 A.M. at Webster Town Hall. Nesbitt said, given recent headlines, this is great news. "We hear about Kodak, that's unfortunate, but to have Xerox do this in the Town of Webster it is absolutely huge for the community and economic development in the Town of Webster," he said.
The renovation is expected to cost between $4 and $5 million. Nesbitt noted, hundreds of new employees in Webster would have an economic ripple effect in the community. "Maybe they'll buy a house, maybe they'll live here, great for the School District, great for the Town, great for the Village," he said.
Nesbitt said after next week's public hearing, the Village would need to approve any renovation permits, and once that happens, Xerox could begin with the Webster Campus Project.


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Todi Challenger : Challenger Tour ATP Tennis Tournament Results and Schedules 2016
Todi Challenger 2016The Tournament Winner of the Year 2016 was after 3 played Final Sets (2 : 1) Player Zekic.
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When i look at detailed view of a detected workstation, I see "none found" for local usb printers, even though i know it's there, any ideas as to why these are not detected......
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Are the printers "Always-on", or could they be in stand-by mode when the scan occurs?
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ah......now that makes sense......I would bet thats it.....I'll look into it.....
sometimes the obvious, is easily missed.....
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Leukemia: Leukemia, other
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A Multicenter, Open-Label, Pilot Study of Alisertib (MLN8237), A Novel Inhibitor of Aurora Kinase A, in Adult Patients with Relapsed/Refractory Acute Megakaryoblastic Leukemia or Myelofibrosis (Including Primary and Post-Essential/Post-Polycythemic Myelofibrosis)
The main purpose of the study is to determine how safe and tolerable the study drug, Alisertib, is in patients with AMKL and in patients with MF.
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A Randomized Open-Label Pilot Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Cancer Patients with Depression and Anxiety
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The Empress and the Gardener
A remarkable collection of watercolour paintings and drawings once owned by the Empress Catherine the Great of Russia will go on show at Hampton Court Palace this spring, as part of the nationwide commemorations marking the 300th anniversary of Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's birth. Never displayed before, the exhibition of almost 60 intricately detailed views of the palace, park and gardens vividly captures Hampton Court during the time when Capability Brown served there as Chief Gardener to King George III. The intriguing history of this collection, which lay forgotten in the stores of the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, Russia for over two centuries, will be explored in: 'The Empress and the Gardener.'
Arguably Britain's most famous landscape gardener, Capability Brown served as Chief Gardener to King George III at Hampton Court Palace from 1764 – 1783. The job came with a handsome salary and residence at the palace, but Brown, who famously transformed landscapes across the country, actually did very little to change the palace's Baroque formal gardens, choosing instead to preserve them out of respect for his predecessors. Nevertheless, by the time he moved into royal service, he was already operating a busy landscaping business, and winning international acclaim as one of the most famous proponents of the 'English Style' of landscape design.
Famously a voracious consumer of foreign culture, Catherine the Great was a great admirer of all things English, declaring to the philosopher Voltaire that 'Anglo-mania rules my plantmania.' She built herself an 'English Palace' and 'English Park' at her palace at Peterhof, with the help of British designers but was unable to find a Capability Brown of her own. Seizing a lucrative opportunity, a figure in the shadows, John Spyers, assistant to Brown, sold two albums of his detailed drawings from Brown's home and workplace, Hampton Court Palace, to the Empress for the huge sum of 1,000 roubles.
Quite how Spyers managed to achieve this extraordinary coup remains a mystery, but ironically the Empress found herself the possessor of an album of drawings of a palace landscape which Brown himself had barely touched. The albums, which alone had cost Catherine a tenth the price of creating her new gardens, disappeared in her collection at the Hermitage (now the State Hermitage Museum) and lay forgotten for over two centuries before being rediscovered by Hermitage curator Mikhail Dedinkin in 2002.
Today, the Spyers views are a unique survival: the richest and most revealing record of how Hampton Court gardens looked when Brown was in charge. Together they are considered one of the most complete visual records of any historic landscape ever captured before the dawn of photography. From rare glimpses of the ordinary people who lived in or visited the palace and its gardens, to evocative details of Hampton Court's celebrated courtyards, passageways and picturesque corners, they explore an almost-forgotten period in the palace's history in vivid detail.
The Empress and the Gardener will see these rare works go on public display for the first time, in the very setting that inspired their creation. The exhibition will also feature contemporary portraits of Capability Brown and the Empress Catherine, previously unseen drawings of Catherine's 'English Palace' in the grounds of Peterhof near St. Petersburg and several pieces of the famous 'Green Frog' dinner service, a triumph of British design created for the Empress by Wedgwood, featuring images of some of the celebrated landscapes where Brown worked across England.
Sebastian Edwards, exhibition curator, said,
'We are thrilled to be able to present this remarkable window into a forgotten Georgian era in the palace's past, in the year when garden lovers up and down the country are celebrating the 300th anniversary of Capability Brown's birth. After enjoying 'The Empress and the Gardener', we hope our visitors will follow in John Spyers's footsteps, out into Hampton Court's magnificent gardens, and discover how they have changed over the centuries.'
An accompanying book, 'Capability Brown and Hampton Court', by Mikhail Dedinkin and David Jacques will be published in April.
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For more information on 'The Empress and the Gardener' exhibition and images, please contact Laura Hutchinson in the Historic Royal Palaces Press Office: email@example.com/ 0203 166 6338/07990 726 229
Capability Brown and Hampton Court
Mikhail Dedinkin and David Jacques
101 illustrations • 28.0 x 28.0cm • 160pp
ISBN 978 1 906 257224 • April
This album publishes, for the very first time, 149 hitherto unknown watercolours/drawings of Hampton Court Palace and gardens, during Capability Brown's tenure as Chief Gardener to King George III. These were purchased by Empress Catherine the Great of Russia through her own gardener James Meader, a disciple of Capability Brown. John Spyers, the artist to whom the albums have been attributed by Hermitage curator Mikhail Dedinkin, was Brown's surveyor. Catherine the Great paid the huge sum of 1,000 roubles for them in the early 1780s and they were clearly bought as Capability Brown drawings. Almost no other visual material about Hampton Court and its gardens and park at the period when Lancelot 'Capability' Brown was the resident Royal Gardener has survived, so the importance of these views, which have never been published or on exhibition before, cannot be underestimated. Mikhail Dedinkin is Deputy Head of Western European Fine Art at The Hermitage Museum. David Jacques is a garden historian and consultant.
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A group of scientists in the UK has claimed that around 50% of the UK's growing deer population should be shot each year in order to stop devastation of woodlands and birdlife.
A study was published in the Journal of Wildlife Management that stated that a cull on this scale would keep the numbers stable.
Currently, the deer population is estimated to stand at around 1.5 million, and in an effort to make the cull ethically and economically acceptable, the researchers from the University of East Anglia have suggested creating a venison market.
The RSPCA has commented on the potential of a cull by saying that it should be carried out in a humane and controlled manner and should also be supported by "strong science".
It has also come to light that there are currently more deer in the UK than at any time since the last Ice Age.
Seeing as there are no current natural predators the populations of deer are continuing to expand and are now threatening biodiversity and causing road traffic accidents and crop damage.
There are six species of deer in Great Britain, four of which were introduced since the Norman times. The most recent newcomer to the nation is the Chinese water deer, which became established in the wild in the 1920s.
Dr Paul Dolman, ecologist at the University of East Anglia and lead author, told the BBC: "We know deer are eating out the... vegetation of important woodlands, including ancient woodlands.
"Deer are implicated as the major cause of unfavourable conditions in terms of woodland structure and regeneration.
"There is evidence that deer reduce the number of woodland birds - especially some of our much loved migrant birds species like Blackcap and Nightingale, and resident species like Willow Tit. We have a problem."
Dr Dolman led a census of roe and muntjac deer populations across 234 sq km (145mi) of woods and heathland in Breckland, East Anglia.
The researchers drove more than 1,140 miles at night using thermal imaging cameras to spot deer and provide an accurate estimate of their true numbers.
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The new research suggested that only by killing 50% to 60% of deer can their numbers be kept under reasonable control.
Such a cull would be on a far greater scale than the 20% to 30% rates recommended previously.
With total deer numbers conservatively estimated at about 1.5 million, it could result in more than 750,000 animals being shot every year.
In a statement, the RSPCA said it was "opposed in principle to the killing or taking of all wild animals unless there is strong science to support it, or evidence that alternatives are not appropriate.
"Even if a cull is supported by science, it is very important that it is carried out in a humane and controlled way.
"Any decision to carry out a cull must be taken on a case by case basis based on the specific issues which impact a specific area. We don't believe this should be rolled out in a uniform way across the whole country. It is certainly not a case of one size fits all."
Dr Dolman said: "We are not killing something and then incinerating the carcass - what we are talking about is harvesting a wild animal to supply wild free-ranging venison for our tables - for farm shops, for gastro pubs.
"What we are advocating isn't removing deer from the countryside - what we are advocating is trying to get on top of the deer population explosion and try to control the problems that are being caused.
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It's 2am. Do you know where your insomniac is?
It's been a few weeks since my diurnal nature has come into question. Wikipedia confirms that diurnal animals are indeed active during the day and rest during the night, and my personal experience confirms that, yes, I was once a diurnal creature myself. For the time being, at least, that seems to have changed, much to my chagrin.
So, what does a fatigued nurse do when the going gets tough at 2am? The trusty laptop is always a nice distraction, but if my mind is reluctant to be engaged, soft music or desultory attempts at meditation sometimes manage to keep my mind at bay. And then there's always TV, every insomniac's potential best friend, infomercials and all.
My sleeping patterns are apparently in flux, and as I navigate the beginning of my third week without pharmaceutical antidepressants, I assume that my nocturnal discombombulation is a direct result of that most apparent physiological and chemical change.
The acupuncturist/naturopath who is guiding me through my current health crises has been working diligently to cut through to the essence of my symptoms, focusing in on pain and depression as the issues most in need of immediate succor, an assessment with which I am in full agreement. Whereas no provider has been able to pinpoint a physical cause of my chronic pain, we are led to believe that the pain is indeed of psychoemotional origins, and no combination of narcotics and physical manipulations is going to assuage it.
Battling unseen demons has become somewhat of a personal habit, and these wars being raged in my body and psyche have apparently led to the taking of prisoners, and my ability to waltz with Morpheus appears to have been first on the list of casualties. My hope is that, through acupuncture, herbs and emotional inquiry, we will get to the bottom of the pain, knock the depression on its head, and (finally) help me to move beyond this current state of sleeplessness.
I understand from my recent readings that Barack Obama is a night owl, frequently burning the midnight oil at a time of day when he does his best thinking and ruminating. I'm glad to have such stellar company, although I certainly do not have the weight of the world on my tired shoulders.
Perhaps in a few weeks I'll be able to look back on this period of disrupted sleep with equanimity, hindshight, and greater self-understanding. But for now, I'll continue to entertain and distract myself as well as I can during these lonely wee hours of the night. There are blog posts to write, Twitter to catch up on, French to study (my newest endeavor in self-improvement), and a plethora of infomercials to avoid as I surf the channels of television purgatory. If you happen to be up, send me an email (see my Blogger profile) and we can have a late-night chat about the weather or the news of the day. Til then, enjoy your own sleep, treasure those uninterrupted hours of rest, and say a prayer for those of us whose circadian rhythms are hopelessly askew.
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Goals from Joel Byrom, Chris Humphrey and Lee Holmes gave North End their first three points of the season and ended Walsall's 16 game unbeaten home run.
The Lilywhites were outstanding from the outset and had a single goal half-time lead, added to by the wingers after the interval, in front of celebrity fan and WWE superstar Wade Barrett at the Banks's Stadium.
Simon Grayosn's men took the lead on the half hour mark, Byrom curling a free kick from the right hand corner of the box into the bottom left hand corner, avoiding everyone to sneak in.
After the break they added two more in quick succession either side of the hour mark, from wing men Chris Humphrey and Lee Holmes, both scoring in front of the North End faithful.
It was no more than the Lilywhites deserved after a superb first half performance, passing the ball crisply with a tremendous work-rate throughout the team.
Manager Simon Grayson had made two changes from the side that lost at Burnley, Kevin Davies and Declan Rudd returning in place of Thorsten Stuckmann and Iain Hume, retaining the defensive three man formation.
The game started brightly; a good move saw Laird, Holmes and Davies combine, with Bevon through, cutting back onto his right foot, but Paul Downing did well to block his shot which eventually rolled through to O'Donnell in the Saddlers goal.
Walsall local Chris Humphrey looked bright on the right and he raced away in the seventh minute before firing low and hard at goal, only for the home keeper to again get a strong hand to it and put the ball behind for a corner.
Five minutes later and a whipped cross from the right by Lee Holmes, was met by Stuart Beavon, who flicked the header inches past the left hand post.
The pressure continued to come from the visitors and just before the 20 minute mark Holmes found himself clean through on goal after a Beavon ball over the top, however, a brilliant recovery tackle by Adam Chambers denied him opener the opener.
It took the visitors 25 minutes to show any sort of threat, but when they did it was a good opportunity. Ashley Hemmings escaped down right for Walsall, he tried to pull the ball back to penalty spot for Craig Westcarr, but his shot was dragged well wide of Declan Rudd's goal.
North End took a fully deserved lead on the half hour mark. Stuart Beavon was upended just outside the right hand corner of the box and dead ball expert Joel Byrom stepped up and curled a free kick from the right hand corner of the box into the bottom left hand corner, with Paul Huntington following it in just in, but the goal was given to the No.13.
North End almost doubled their lead within 15 seconds of the second half getting underway, Chris Humphrey beating the offside trap down the right, crossing deep for Kevin Davies, but his looping header was just over the bar. Then 45 seconds later again they broke down the right, this time Stuart Beavon cutting inside and firing a left footed effort an inch past the right hand upright.
The North End boss was forced into an early reshuffle when Stuart Beavon was forced off with an injury, Joe Garner replacing his fellow front man on 50 minutes.
The pace of Humphrey down the right was causing all sorts of problems for the Saddlers and on 56 minutes he raced inside the full back and drilled a ball across the six yard box. Kevin davies was just behind it and Scott Laird at the back post couldn't quite find the target as he stretched to reach the ball.
But two minutes later it was 2-0 and it was Humphrey who delivered it. Joe Garner collected the ball on the edge of the 'D', Saddlers skipper Andy Butler slipped leaving a gap and Garner fed the ball right to Humphrey, his first touch was almost a tackle, taking it off Malvind Benning, but he then cut inside and drilled a shot that took a slight deflection and looped over Richard O'Donnell and into the back of the net, much to the delight of the 582 following fans behind the net.
And it was 3-0 within 150 seconds. This time a long ball was flicked on by Kevin Davies and collected by Chris Humphrey on the right. He drilled a ball across but Malvind Benning was in the way. He made a difficult job of controlling it – the North End fans shouting for a penalty for hand ball behind the goal – and this allowed Lee Holmes to nip in, rob him of the ball and dink it past the keeper into the bottom left hand corner.
The home side came back into the game and a Bailey Wright tackle and an excellent save from Declan Rudd from respective substitutes Romaine Sawyers and Nicky Featherstone with 18 minutes left keeping the lead at three.
North End had strong shouts for a penalty with 13 minutes to go, Joe Garner getting onto change David Buchanan's cross from the left; but in the ricochet from his shot Paul Downing appeared to handle the ball away, but Phil Gibbs – the match official – waved play on as the cries went unanswered.
Another sub, Nicky Wroe, almost made it four with his first touch, Davies, with his back to goal, laying off Buchanan's left wing ball perfectly for the onrushing midfield man, but his volley was just over the bar from 15 yards out – a sweet strike, but just too high.
Walsall line-up
: O'Donnell, Butler, A Chambers, Mantom, Lalkovic, Westcarr (Featherstone, 65), Hemmings (Sawyers, 60), Downing, Benning (Taylor, 65), J Chambers, Baxendale. Subs not used: Purkiss, Roberts, Hewitt, McQuilkin.
PNE line-up
: Rudd, Keane, Laird (Buchanan, 71), Huntington, Clarke, Wright, Humphrey, K Davies, Beavon (Garner, 50), Holmes (Wreo, 79), Byrom. Subs not used: Stuckmann, Welsh, Mousinho, Hume.
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