Hitler denounced as neo paganism in German letter
A pastoral letter read in all Roman Catholic churches in Germany denounces Nazi neo paganism. In Canada Edward VIII’s birthday is set June 23 without legal change. Germany’s next fiscal year may include a 1.3 billion mark tax rise due to rearmament. Immigration details on moving 100,000 Jews remain unclear. A snowslide near Yamagata kills 23 and injures 63 as three coaches fall from a cliff. Polar Bear club dives in Lake Michigan ends badly for Dee Corrodi. Canada’s unemployment and relief commission formation delayed by parliament. Winnipeg relief costs near record highs threaten federal and provincial aid.
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Canada
Edward VIII
Germany
Immigration Department
Palestine
Yamagata
Japan
National Commission On
Mackenzie King
Greater
Winnipeg
W. R Clubb
Old Chinese Dinner Service Sold in London for 550 Dollars
An antique Chinese dinner service recently sold in London for 550 dollars. The brief record notes the sale price and location without detailing the seller or buyer.
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London
Paragons Wanted for England's First TV Announcer
The search seeks a beautiful young woman with a rich golden voice and photogenic features to become Britain’s first television announcer at Alexandra Palace. Tests at the BBC station are due soon. She must be exceptionally charming and have a perfect photographable face. She must memorize announcements and win approval from both sexes.
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England
British Broadcasting Company
Alexandra Palace
License Plates Stay With British Cars for Life
Canadian car owners should note that British license plates remain with the car until it is junked. A colored disc in the windshield marks each year a new plate is issued, with a different color annually.
Inverness Teachers Strike Averted By Government Grant
In Inverness Nova Scotia teachers faced a strike but the government provided funds to cover salaries. The piece notes teachers' passion for teaching and hints at the odd joy of receiving a pay envelope. It also mentions an abandoned Mont Blanc observatory and a remaining weather station. It cites hens laying fewer eggs in very cold weather due to reduced food intake.
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Inverness
N.S
Mont Blanc
War Stories Hint At Difficult Names To Pronounce
The line suggests conflicts often gloss over the challenge of naming places and people. It reflects on how unfamiliar or hard to say terms appear in war reporting, shaping perception and memory of events.
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Magnesia
Canada
Eli Drug Mores
Clark
Canadian Spool Cotton Company Dept
P.O
Montreal
Canadian Spool Cotton Company
Parachute wedding seals fate of Soviet airman
A Soviet airman Michael Ivanovich married his bride 80 miles from Moscow on the day parachute maneuvers canceled his leave. He opened field orders midair to learn his descent would land at the village of the ceremony. He landed near his bride and they wed before evening.
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Moscow
Michael Ivanovich
Ivanovich
Bell buried since Mount Tarawera eruption found in New Zealand
Two diviners using tree rods located the buried church bell once hidden since the 1886 eruption near Wairoa. Diggers uncovered the heavy bell beneath the ground and plan to hang it in another Maori church.
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Wairoa
New Zealand
Mount Tarawera
Eclipse Observations From Air Over Soviet Union Planned
Fifteen Soviet expeditions will monitor the June 19 1936 eclipse from air and balloon platforms across the path. International observers from the United States England France Germany and Japan seek access for independent studies. The era’s optimistic line a quote about peace.
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Soviet Union
United States
England
France
Germany
Japan
Crochet Hats and Bags Set Returns in 5525 Pattern
Crochet pattern 5525 offers a hat with a rolling brim stiffened by soutache braid and a matching bag. The set uses simple crochet with rib stitch lines and wool and rayon yarns. Complete instructions, an illustration, and stitch details are provided. send 20 cents to the Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Aims to Endow Sanctuary
Canadian and American supporters establish The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Incorporated to raise funds for perpetuating the Jack Miner sanctuary. The plan teams with Toronto General Trust Company for endowments, seeks a $1 million corpus, and envisions the sanctuary’s future governance by a Canada US leadership committee.
Jack Miner Foundation Seeks Educational Gifts for Bird Life
Donors may leave funds for educational purposes in schools to teach youth about Canada’s bird life. If donations are not restricted to education, money will support the Jack Miner sanctuary. A 16 page illustrated booklet explains these plans and is available free from The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation in Kingsville Ontario.
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Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary
Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Inc
Jack Miner Foundation
Jack Miner
Canada
United States
Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation, Inc
America
Kingsville
Ontario
Centenarian Refugee in Shanghai Sheds Eight Decades of Rule
A 110 year old Chinese woman Chang Sze from Shantung province fled floods with her 88 year old great great grandson. They boarded a train for the first time and at Pukow their bedding roll and $23 savings were stolen. They lost contact with a living relative who was a policeman.
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Shanghai
Chang Sze
Kingningchow
Shantung Province
Chang
Pukow
National wedding gift fund directed to aid convalescent children
The Duke of Kent orders the 30 000 raised for the Georges national wedding gift fund given to the Invalid Children's Aid Association to provide holidays for convalescing sick children of the unemployed. Ragweed is a pest to hay but can aid tobacco quality when rotated into fields.
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Duke of Kent
Georges
Invalid Children’s Aid Association
Life wisdom warns of quick folly in a moment
A proverb notes that a lifetime of learning can be undone by a single reckless act. It counsels prudence and self control to avoid embarrassment and lasting regret.
Sunday School Lesson Jesus Insists on Rightousness
Sunday school lesson centers on Luke 6 46 where Jesus asks Why call ye me Lord Lord and do not the thing which I say Devotional reading cites Proverbs 3 13 18 highlighting wisdom and righteous living for believers.
The Tree and Its Fruit and The Parable of the Foundations
Discussion on Jesus teachings Luke 6 43 49 and the value of a well built life. It cites Moffatt translation of Luke 6 45 and stresses character formation through Christ's sayings, contrasting good and evil deeds. It notes testing times and enduring foundations in First Corinthians 10 4.
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Jesus
Dr. Moffatt
Christ
God
Walla Walla Sees No Traffic Fatalities in 1935
Walla Walla Washington a city of 16000 persons recorded no traffic fatalities, murder or manslaughter cases in 1935 according to police records.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Anthem Officially Becomes U S National Song in 1932
The Stars and Stripes anthem was legally designated the national song of the United States in March 1932 by a formal act, solidifying the song’s official status.
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The
United States
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