Russian espionage report exposes Soviet networks in Canada
Ottawa files reveal a two month Royal Commission on Soviet espionage in Canada led by Justices Kellock and Taschereau. The study cites 72 years of Soviet activity, names suspected agents including Fred Rose and Sam Carr, notes detentions and impending actions, and mentions labor strikes and budget debates shaping policy responses.
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Ottawa
Royal Commission
Canada
Justice Kellock
Justice Tascher~eau
Supreme Court of Canada
Ome
Venre Adare
Moscow
Communist Party
Labor Progressive Party
Fred Hoe
Labor Progressive
Sem Carr
Ree
Pele Ice
Carr
John Soboloff
Toronto
William M. Pappin
Henry Harris
Sam Carr
Mackenne King
Justice Department
Justice
St Laurent
Spe Cnse
de David Shugar
Health Department
Perons
Mir Emma Watkin
Mary Kathleen Willacher
High Commissioner's Office
Fred Rose
Edward Macrall
Raymond Boyer
Montreal
Unclear OCR Item on 9 final Clean-up Discussion
Fragmentary text mentions end to a passion and a contentious Mag Quession likely to be tackled again next year. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Ukaly
Cravydul Anulyrn Bait In Angling History
Crayfish remains a key bait for smali-mouth black bem in its range forming two thirds of its diet. Fresh or preserved crayfish attract anglers and are often found hiding under stones or along margins. A large farm uses gill nets in fifty feet of water as part of a Meld party effort by the Royal Ontario Museum. Other species spend most of the year in burrows or swamps, emerging in spring to breed.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Ancient Indian Trail Network in Ontabrian Region
In July and August readers recall long ago woodland routes used by Indigenous peoples to travel between watercourses. Early French explorers noted these paths, later mapped as the Trent System used in 1615 by Champlain. Paul Kane’s portraits at the Ontario gallery show Indigenous tribes along these trails.
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Amence
Iejpe
Tredere
Tyers
Trent
Georgian Way
Lake Ontario
Paul Kane
Ontario
Royal Ontario Museum
Public auction at Guelph farm sale listing cattle tools and equipment
The sale at the Pat fe y Block near Moyshoro Station lists 1600 lb horses, cattle of Holstein and Shorthorn breeds, hogs, pigs, tractors and farm implements. Auctioneers Elliott and Hindley advertise cash on day of sale with no reserve.
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Fmery Aradely
Con 3
Guelph
Pat Fey
Moyshoro Staton
Cone
Bratleday
Guernsey
York
Newt Case
Biesell
Woods
Bealty Gmnell
H. C
Emery
H.C
Turin
Niagara
Wagan
Portland
Former Airman Starts Diaper Service Firm in Montreal
Abe Steinberg a former Royal Canadian Air Force member organizes The Wee Folks Diaper Service with Abs ands partners. The venture offers diaper washing and pickup delivery for 1.20 weekly with Chicago firms cited as competitors. Veterans affairs records show over 1 600 veterans in the district now involved in business.
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Trenpfort
Abe” Steinberg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Wee
Abs
Abe
Chiago
Chicago
Department of Veterans
Community co operation prints Carboo Weekly Observer edition
When publisher J. J. Hatchcraft fell ill in Columbia town neighbors rallied to publish the Carboo Weekly Observer. Led by Louis Le Hourdais a volunteer crew produced the edition on time for the community.
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Quesnes
BOC
Columbia
J. J. Hatchcraft
Carboo Weekly Observer
Louis le Hourdais
Coalition ML
A-Cariboo
Evrl
Socialism 18 Good For You In Public Debate
A satirical review criticizes socialism and its costs citing Sir Wilfrid Starling and Wotlasm on taxpayer burdens. It argues government spending touches transport, gas, trains, hotels, officials, and public services across Canada and Saskatchewan, suggesting critics lose free ticket advantages.
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Billbosrda
Hritais
Guinness
Dublin
Wilfens Starling
South Balnurgh
Sar Wotlasm
International Air Wransport
Almiramre
Embaligm
Ming
Canada
Beatiway
Saskatchewan
Tan
Shep
Ae Sociallam
Flying salesman pilot hopes to travel Canada by plane
Jack Fawkes, a Winnipeg Flying Club member, claims to be Canada’s first travelling salesman pilot. He flew from Dartmouth to Halifax in a night plane, planning to visit Toronto Vancouver clients in about two weeks. He asserts no schedules constrain him, preferring air travel to train or auto as cheaper.
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Halifax
Jack Fawkes
Vfewkas
Canada
Faukes
Winnipeg Flying Club
Dartmouth
Toronto
Ba Ta
Vancouver
tJraveller-pilot
Canesian
Solicitor Struggles With Ambulance Speed Question
Vancouver CT City Solicitor A Lard said discretion governs ambulance speed through busy intersections during emergencies. The Official Traffic Commission discussed whether a universal top speed for ambulances is feasible or appropriate for all emergencies.
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Vancouver
Official Traffic Commission
Fort Frances considers curfew by law for youths
Fort Frances town council moves to curb juvenile trouble with a curfew making children under 16 illegal on streets after 8:30 PM. Parents face fines for violations.
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Fort Frances, Ont
Fort Frances
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Cravydul Anulyr'n
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W. J. Telford
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