Manitoba and Canada in Brief World Happenings
The RCMP enforce Manitoba liquor laws. Magistrate Ridyard rules in Alfred Chartrand case at The Pas. Manitoba Farm Loans Board names Allen of Brandon and McNeil and Carruthers of Winnipeg. Lieutenant Selig parachutes after tail spin injury. BC land schemes loss estimated at 5,279,000. Surgeons honored by American College of Surgeons include Mason, McNamee, Williams, Bawden, Corrigan. Major General Alfred O. Fages dies in Quebec. Radio pilots Maylor of Vancouver and Perras of Regina gain certificates. Charles Planinshik and children plan Arctic to Cuba canoe journey. Canada and Japan establish direct diplomatic relations with Tokugawa credentials at Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Manitoba
Ridyard
Alfred Chartrand
Pas
John M. Allen
Brandon
Lachlan McNeil
James Carruthers
Winnipeg
Canadian Farm Loans Board
John Seligman
Mitchell Field
British Columbia
American College of Surgeons
James E. Mason
Stettler
Alberta
Frank P. McNamee
Kamloops
Cyril Stanley Williams
Trail
George P. Bawden
Moose Jaw
Samuel Harvey Corrigan
Lampman
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Alfred O. Fages
Valcartier
Fages
Department of Marine and Fisheries
B. W. P. C. Maylor
Vancouver
L. H. Perras
Regina
Arctic
Cuba
Charles Planinshik
Inez
Anthony
Man
Canada
Japan
Isemaha Tokugawa
Government House
Department of External Affairs
Ottawa
Butler Credits UK US Talks For Fast Gains In Peace
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace told the Institute of International Law in New York that Premier MacDonald and President Hoover, in their recent conferences, did more to further understanding between their nations than forty years of standard diplomatic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Institute of International Law
New York
MacDonald
Hoover
Regina Building Operations Continue With High Permits
Building operations in Regina run without interruption. Permits through September total about 9 million dollars, more than double the amount in the comparable nine month period last year.
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Regina
Rabbits accorded Jewish scholars of eminence as well as to the ministry
Jewish scholars of eminence and members of the ministry received formal acknowledgment in a Rabbits event. The gathering highlighted notable figures and affirmed their roles within religious and civic leadership circles.
How To Keep Young And Live Long
A New York man shares simple life tips for aging well. Eat half as much, sleep more, drink more water, and laugh more. Reading light fiction and surrounding yourself with cheerful people help maintain youthfulness as you grow older.
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New York
Elegant semi-sport dress and versatile fabrics featured
A navy army blue ton crepe dress with molded left button bodice and surplice line offers a figure flattering silhouette. Several fabrics including feather-weight beige brown tweed, Kashmir jersey, navy wool crepe, printed jersey, crepe satin, and petunia shade crepe are presented as fashionable options. Pattern price is 25 cents, payable in stamps or coin.
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Ain
British Industries Fair Moves to Olympia for 1931 Event
The Deputy British Trade Commissioner announces the sixteenth annual British Industries Fair will run February 17 to 28 in London and Birmingham. The London section moves to Olympia with a new four story addition, two floors ready by February and bridging galleries to connect with the existing building. Olympia space has 800 UK firms applied and about 500 in Birmingham. The Empire Marketing Board will present a major food and raw materials exhibit, with a Canadian exhibit and possible Canadian manufacturers section. Canadian buyers anticipate visiting, saving travel by attending the fair, which covers nearly all UK manufacture by trade group. Full information from the British Trade Commissioner in Winnipeg.
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London
Birmingham
England
Department of Overseas Trade
Olympia
White City
United Kingdom
Empire Marketing Board
Dominion and Colonies
Empire
Royal Bank
Winnipeg
Bohemian Molasses Cake Uses Extra Rich Milk
A historical recipe uses Borden's St. Charles Milk to enrich a molasses cake. Ingredients include butter sugar molasses coffee eggs flour and spices with raisins optional. The batter blends two methods and finishes with a light icing made from sugar and milk.
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St. Charles
Borden's
Borden
Christmas Seals Rise in Collector Value
Collectors, seeking items beyond new postage stamps, have added Christmas seals to their lists in recent years. The seals are said to be increasing rapidly in value, though age is not the sole determinant.
Saskatoon Power Plant Under Way for $2 Million
Construction on the new Saskatoon power plant, funded by the Provincial Government, progresses rapidly with an anticipated completion by November 15. Officials say the facility will be the most modern in the Prairie Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
Pilot narrowly averts waterspout during Channel flight
On a Paris to Cherbourg crossing M Codes piloted a French passenger plane low through storm clouds when a waterspout formed in mid channel. The craft was tossed violently 500 feet above sea, seven women among the passengers grew pale and seasick as the pilot steered clear and sent radio warnings to ships.
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English Channel
Paris
M. Codes
Channel
Salt Spoon Recall Sparks Scot Anecdote
A dinner tale features Mrs. Murray of Abercairney searching for a salt spoon. The old servant Thomas, asked to help, notes that at a previous visit they lost a salt spoon, illustrating the canniness often told about the Scots.
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Murray
Polar bear favourite at Banff Zoo
A favourite Banff National Park attraction is the polar bear in the Zoo. The bear was brought as a cub from near Herschel Island in the Canadian Arctic by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer.
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Banff National Park
Herschel Island
Canadian Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Johns Hopkins University Growth From 89 to Over 1800 Students
The university founded in 1876 started with 89 students and has expanded to more than 1800 students today, reflecting long term enrollment growth.
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Johns Hopkins University
Research Confirms Vast Glauber Salt Deposits in Canada
The Mines Branch reports deposits of natural sodium sulphate in Western Canada exceed 100 million tons. The salts require extensive research and semi commercial to commercial plant work to devise harvesting and drying methods.
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Glauber
Canada
Department of Mines
Corn Borer Under Control Restores Ontario Grain Crop
Ontario reports success in eradicating the European corn borer population with Department of Agriculture campaigns, reviving grain corn production after its 1920 Canadian appearance and 1924 1926 spread that reached 400 000 borers per acre. In Alaska pulpwood could fuel over a million tons of newsprint yearly, a potential future US supply.
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Ontario
Canada
Tte Department of Agriculture
Alaska
United States
Girl Seeks Photo of Beauty Contest Judges Wives
In a witty remark the girl who failed to place jokes about wanting a group photograph of the judges wives. The line captures a playful jab at recognition and the social circle surrounding the event.
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
Many people find that use of Bisulated Magnesia relieves stomach trouble and improves digestion. This anti acid neutralizes acidity and sweetens the stomach, making meals comfortable. Obtain Bisulated Magnesia prepared for stomach use at any good drug store.
Test Was Successful D O X Flying Boat Sets Records
The 12 engined D O X flying boat built by Dr Dornier in Althenrhein Switzerland flew a one hour test with 169 people aboard the first time many passengers were carried aloft on a single craft. It carried 159 passengers and a crew of 10 over Lake Constance.
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Althenrhein
Switzerland
Lake Constance
Dr. Dornier
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the Borden Co., Limited
Dept
St. Paul Street
Montreal
Regina Building Operations
Corns Putnams Corn Extractor
Ee Cy Amici
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
British Industries Fair
Banff
Price
f.C.b
Toronto
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
Magnesia
Flying Boat
Kitchener Tonsilitis CO
Kitchener
Ont
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