Canadian Forestry Association launches nationwide education drive
The Canadian Forestry Association begins a countrywide educational campaign to promote forest protection. Field lecturers in British Columbia, the Prairie Provinces and Nova Scotia will extend to all provinces using motor trucks, motion pictures, generators, planes and boats to reach remote communities. The non governmental group has 32,000 members and multiple success stories in frontier regions, with railcar lectures in Saskatchewan fostering shelter belt planting and farm prosperity.
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Canadian Forestry Association
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Nova Scotia
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Bennett Under Fire Over Unemployment Policy
The Ottawa debate centers on non-contributory unemployment insurance with Premier Bennett resisting any premium on idleness. The Workers Unity League of Canada pressed for non-contributory benefits while Liberal leader King argued for contributory unemployment insurance and may push non-contributory talk at the next caucus. The Financial Times notes Tory worries that Bennett’s strong executive approach may hurt popular support compared to Mr. King’s political acumen.
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Bennett
Ottawa
Workers Unity League of Canada
Red International of Labor Unions
Dominion
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
King
Mr. King
League
Hoover
Financial Times
Ladysmith Coal Mine Closures Prompt Editorial Demand
The Nanaimo Herald editorial condemns the indefinite closing of Extension Mine and other Island mines, arguing government inaction risks Ladysmith’s ruin and workers’ hardship. It urges Ottawa and Victoria to protect the coal industry, support the 7000-strong Cumberland petition, and address duties on American fuel oil to save livelihoods.
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Ladysmith
Department of Mines
Vancouver Island
Morden
Santaville
Shepherd's
Wellington
Nanaimo
Wakesiah
Cumberland
Ottawa
Victoria
British Columbia
Board of Trade of Cumberland
Bennett
Geo. S. Pearson
W. A. McKenzie
Pearson
Messrs
Davie
MacNaughton
Pooley and
Bowser
Sir Robert Borden
Messrs. Pooley
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Edward W. Bickle
Nanaimo Herald
Royston Lumber Co., Ltd
R. R. No
Cumberland, B, GC
Courtenay
ILO
ILO Theatre
Ann Harding
Jeanette MacDonald
Reginald Denny
Marjgorie Whyte
Warren Hymer
John Boles
East Lynne
Lupe Velez
Jean Hersholt
FOX Cturi
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson
Sunny
Broadway
EL Brendel
Maureen O'Sullivan
Marjorie White
John Garrick
Frank Albertson
David Butle