Canada National Radio Commission opens Dominion wide concerts
The Canadian Radio Commission launches all-Canadian broadcasts from Atlantic to Pacific with twelve symphony concerts by Toronto and Montreal orchestras and a second Friday series by the Royal Canadian Regiment band and the Canadian Grenadier Guards. It aims to rival U S programmes through national control, hook-ups, and diverse programming while urging public input to ensure broad appeal.
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Canadian Radio Commission
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Toronto
Montreal
Radio Commission
Royal Canadian Regiment
London
Ontario
Canadian Grenadier Guards
Great Britain
British Broadcasting Company
United States
Royal Commission
National Radio Commission
Dominion
U.S
Commission
Trade and military notes in Britain and Canada
Shooks, the unwrought slaves from which barrels are male, form an important item among products that enter the British West Indies duty free from Canada. Economy a reduction in some other fellow's salary. Britain is trying to bring its Territorial Army up to the peace standard of 162,000 men, it now being 43,000 short.
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British West Indies
Canada
Britain
Saskatchewan farm loan board advances sixteen million
The Saskatchewan farm loan board has placed approximately 16 million dollars on loan. The action signals strong lending to farmers within the province, supporting agricultural expansion and capital needs for production.
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The
Saskatchewan Farm Loan Board
Debt Adjustment Movement Seeks Law To Stop Unjust Foreclosures
The Saskatchewan Citizens Investment Protective Association calls for provincial wide action to reform the Debt Adjustment Act. It argues current provisions discriminate against inter dependent mortgage groups and allow first mortgage holders to foreclose without considering broader property equities.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Citizens Investment Protective Association
Headache Relief Claim for Kruschen Salts Patient
A reader known as Mrs A E D says daily Kruschen Salts in warm water cured her chronic headaches. The ad attributes headaches to a disordered stomach and waste build up and promises swift relief by cleansing the body with a small daily dose.
Court Room Etiquette in Swiss Palais de Justice
An amusing court scene ended with an acquittal and a heavy fine for dress code noncompliance as several defendants rushed to buy collars in nearby shops. They returned collared but without neckties and were admonished that future court appearances in such attire would be punished.
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Palais de Justice
Will Not Eliminate War Says National Review
The National Review argues disarmament cannot end war, only change its means. It traces warfare from fists to bows and arrows, swords, spears, gunpowder, and predicts we are moving toward bow and arrow warfare despite industrial advances.
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National Review
Peculiar Child Talk on a New Governess
A neighbor asks Peggy how she feels about her new governess. Peggy replies with a witty, half in half out sentiment, saying she half likes her and half dislikes her, but dislikes her the most.
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Peggy
Construction permits rise 40 percent in Canada month
In Canada construction permits issued in a recent month climbed about forty percent above the same month a year earlier. Meanwhile Finnish businessmen are increasingly using air services to travel to foreign destinations.
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Canada
Finland
Wash day in Willemstadt on Curacao described
A Willemstad report depicts washerwomen along the sea washing shirts by salt water and beating them on rocks. Beach side laundries operate with scanty dress and brisk service for cruise visitors, with Curacao free port prices on Dutch goods and cheap ostrich feathers from local farms.
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Willemstad
Cuacao
Columbia University Shuts Technocracy Plans
Four members of the Technocracy group led by Prof. Walter Rautenstrauch announce withdrawal from Technocracy. They state Technocracy ceases to exist for them and reveal unemployed engineers will shift from Scott led efforts to Columbia’s energy and technology survey directed by Columbia engineers.
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Technocracy
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia Industrial Engineering Department
Howard Scott
Rautenstrauch
Scott
Energy Survey
North America
Unemployment Relief Committee
Columbia Survey
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Safe Organic Relief
An old advertisement urges readers feeling "punk" to use Carter's Little Liver Pills as a liver stimulant. It promotes the remedy as purely vegetable with no harsh mercury, branding substitutes as unsafe and offering 250 at all druggists.
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Carter
Japanese Statesman Warns Of Arms Race If US Ties Sour
Hitoshi Ashida, spokesman for the Seiyukai party, told the Tokyo diet that strained Japan US relations could spark renewed armaments and a possible world war. He accused military domination of diplomacy and warned the public fears a plunge into a pitch black abyss. The foreign minister Count Yasuya dismissed unease over ties, while Ashida pressed for policy review.
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Japan
Tokyo
United States
Hitoshi Ashida
Seiyuki Party
Ashida
Local Essex farmer accused of disappearing stock during auction
A. S. Cromarty of Essex County Ontario reportedly made two horses and two cows disappear. Frank Howard and Charlie Eggleston, division court bailiffs, failed to locate the animals on Cromarty’s 12 acre farm, and the auction to satisfy a judgment was called off after crowds gathered. Officers spent hours tracing hoof prints but Cromarty refused to reveal where the stock hid.
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A. S. Cromarty
Essex County
Ontario
Thurston
Frank Howard
Charlie Eggleston
Cromarty
Forty Nations to Take Part in World Grain Show
Regina Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture Hon W C Buckle announced over forty countries will participate in the World Grain Show exhibition with educational space largely filled. Reports from committees show good progress. About forty nine experts and scientists have accepted invitations to address the conference and read discussions.
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Regina
W. C. Buckle
Saskatchewan
Huge 60,000 Seat Stadium Planned in West Los Angeles
A stadium with capacity for 60,000 is under consideration in West Los Angeles California. The project would include a polo field a half mile track and facilities for horse shows fairs and circuses.
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Los Angeles
California
Bank of England Opens Active Operations in 1695
The Bank of England began full operations on January 1, 1695, marking the start of its active role in managing the country’s finances and monetary policy.
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Bank of England
King’s Stamps Keeper Sir Edward Bacon Knighted
Sir Edward Bacon, the king's stamp keeper, has guarded the royal collection at Buckingham Palace for years. Like His Massery, he is a stamp enthusiast with constant access to the stamp room. The collection is among the world’s most valuable and was bought cleverly, costing the King little while containing nearly all rare stamps. Both men are microscope experts in philately.
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Sir Edward Bacon
Massery
Buckingham Palace
Sir Edward
Germans Prefer Homegrown Dance Music Says Report
The German Association for Exploitation of Musical Research production rights states in its annual report that Germans tire of American dance hits and now favor German tunes, especially waltzes by German bands. Importation of U S dance music has shrunk to nearly nothing.
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Germany
German Association For Exploitation of Musical Research
United States
Planets Giants May Lack Solid Surfaces
Scientists question if Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune possess solid surfaces. Current data from observations and models leave the matter unresolved, with researchers debating interior structures and planetary composition.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
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