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Spectorial Revolt Over Government Plan on Performing Rights
The House of Commons hints at legislation based on Judge Parker's report on the Canadian Performing Rights Society. Critics call it a racket and say municipal and organizational fees plus taxes threaten community life and drive enterprise to revolt.
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W.K. Esling
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Proposed Inspectors' Week Sparks Editorial Satire
The Record News mocks a suggested Inspectors Week tied to radio license fees and a visit to Smith Falls. It notes editors would eagerly support such a week, though proclamations seem unlikely with other weeks like Fish Week Education Week and Fire Prevention Week seen as safer bets.
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That Same Man England’s new King Edward VIII speech praised
The Sunday address to the British Empire was widely heard across the empire. The new Sovereign’s tribute to his father and appeal to subjects earned him respect and loyalty, portraying him as the same man who once was Prince of Wales.
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Halton urged to establish TB free cattle district with sanatorium plan
A progressive farmer urges Halton to adopt tuberculosis free cattle standards and supports a $200000 sanatorium in Cornwall district. Regional tests show declining reactors from 1930 to 1933 across Glengarry Stormont and Dundas, though calls for preventive expenditure persist.
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Stormont
Dundas
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Dundas County
Canada’s January exports rise with paper and wheat leading
Canada’s January domestic exports totalled 53.538 million dollars, up from 43.902 million a year earlier. UK shipments reached 21.683 million and the US 20.121 million, with paper products leading by value at 6.949 million, and wheat at 6.497 million.
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United Kingdom
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Editorial Notes on Hockey and Civic Plans
Editorial discusses Acton Fergus Elora Dundalk and Ottawa topics. It notes Acton hockey progress and arena costs with Dundalk planning a 70 by 170 foot surface at about 5000 dollars and Acton's Arena at 15000 dollars. municipal meetings are postponed.
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Acton
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Fergus
Jesus Teaches Neighborliness in The Parable Of The Good Samaritan
A mid‑summer lesson from Perea examines the lawyer who asked who is my neighbor. Jesus shows true love by proving a neighbor is the one who helps, not who is asked, highlighting the Good Samaritan’s mercy and the call to act.
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