Baker triumphs as Haskell is exposed in Yukon cabin tale
Alan Baker traps Inspector Haskell over a river detail and confronts him in Williamson’s cabin. Haskell’s lie collapses as Baker’s allies back him, while Bill and Elizabeth confront the money and duty tied to Curt’s fate. Elizabeth demands answers about postwar help and Jim Montgomery’s girl.
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Haskell
Inconnu
Alan
Williamson
Baker
Whipple
Ali Alan
Joyce
Alooska
Elizabeth
Curt
Alan Baker
In En durance Bill Learns He Commands
On a stormy evening at Alan's cabin Bill sits despondent as he learns he is now officially in command at Endurance. He overhears Haskell’s anger toward Baker and about to replace Haskell with Hardsock under Baker's pending decision.
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Alan
Bill
Buzzard
Endurance
Haskell
Williamson
Hardsock
Baker
Sweden plans large scale wood sugar production
Wood sugar derived from wood is planned for large scale production in Sweden. It will serve as cattle feed, for alcohol distillation and yeast production. Swedish law requires three parts gasoline to one part alcohol, boosting demand. A new method reportedly yields 60 pounds of sugar per 100 pounds of wood, with potential annual output of one million long tons in Sweden.
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Sweden
Public tariffs and high speed trains loom in U S rail plans
Senator Sorghum dodges a direct tariff view citing constituent business links. Plan calls for new trains cruising 110 miles an hour, a potential boon for rail travel and safety advocates urging quick crossing actions.
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United States
Chile chemists unveil copper extraction by iodide process
Chemists in Chile report a new method to extract copper from its ores using iodide during a lab development. The breakthrough promises a potentially simpler route to separate copper, though details remain limited.
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Chile
Oxford Group platform on candidacy from Duncan meeting
Hugh Savage, independent candidate for Cowichan Newcastle BC legislature, unveiled the Oxford group platform at the Duncan nomination convention. He pledges absolute honesty purity unselfishness and love and says personal change precedes government change. He denounces patronage and champions religion liberty and law in his campaign remarks.
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Hugh Savage
Cowichan- Newcastle
B.C
Duncan
Oxford Group
Savage
Cowichan
Britain Boosts Empire Wheat Imports in 12 Months
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows UK imports of empire wheat rose about 52 percent in the year to May versus the prior year. Canada led gains with roughly 80 percent, and Australia 17 percent. In the year to April, Canada supplied 49.48 percent and Australia 25.57 percent, versus 24.88 percent and 19.8 percent in 1932.
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United Kingdom
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Australia
Australa
World Economic Conference delegates host international restaurant
Delegates from many countries gather in a special restaurant between sessions of the conference. They sample caviar, German sausages, Japanese meat sauce, Chinese chicken, and drinks from across the globe. A Palestinian arak bar item is noted as popular.
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Japan
Palestine
The Rhyming Optimist Sanctuary
Poem speaks of crossing a beloved threshold to find peace and protection. The speaker describes a sanctuary where evil, bitterness, and fear vanish. Compassion, faith, and trust are personified as steadfast threads binding a hopeful, sunlit world.
Aerial Train Demonstrates Triple-Towed Planes in Los Angeles
An air display near Los Angeles shows three motorless planes being hauled by a fourth aircraft, the first known U S instance of three trailers towed by one powered craft. It is touted as a step toward airborne express trains with detachable towed cars at landing fields along a route.
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Los Angeles
United States
Red cotton changes Mississippi landscape and farming
In south Mississippi fields the traditional white cotton has given way to a red variety praised for longer staple and weevil resistance. Stalks and leaves appear deep red, pink blooms dot the patches, while the cotton fibers remain white, creating striking visual contrast across the landscape.
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Mississippi
Well Known Artist George Horne Russell Dies in New Brunswick
Noted Montreal painter George Horne Russell RC A, famous for portraits and maritime shore scenes, dies at St. Stephen New Brunswick. He was elected associate of the Royal Canadian Academy in 1909 and full member in 1919, serving as president 1922 to 1926. The Siam government advances railway construction.
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George Horne Russell
R.C.A
Montreal
Dominion
Maritime Province
St. Stephen
N.B
Canadian Rockies
Russell
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts
Academy
Hoover Directs War Library From Stanford Office
Herbert Hoover is named librarian directing the Hoover War Library from a Stanford University Library Building office. The remodel will provide archives space for material from Washington and future access to diplomatic documents from both pre and post World War I eras. The Rackham fortune funds charity after a stock investment rise from $5,000 borrowed to $12.5 million. Grass and weed around bridge 265 M prompted a misread telegram. later the roadmaster noted bridge 365 M burned. A British bill proposes flogging for animal cruelty. Cheam England marks its 300th annual fair.
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Stanford University
Hoover
Washington
Now I Feel Full of Pep Advertisement
Hundreds of women claim the product steadies nerves and improves eating sleep and mood. It relieves periodic headaches and backaches and makes trying days endurable. If you are not as well as you want to be, get a bottle from your druggist today.
Brief devotional on gratitude and divine blessing
A short religious meditation urges gratitude under God for all events. Quoting Deuteronomy Colossians and Herbert, it argues a thankful heart turns calamity into blessing and fosters happiness and perfection. William Law’s idea that thanks and praise can heal and transform any circumstance is highlighted.
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William Law
Fear Complex Dulls Ambition and Demand in Modern Work
Atlantic Monthly argues one fifth unemployment creates a fear complex that undermines worker motivation and standards of living. Employees fear losing jobs and accept little, while employers see reduced demand as desire collapses, harming the economy and productivity.
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America
Atlantic Monthly
May bank debits show record activity in prairie provinces
May bank debits reached 2,649.6 million, the highest since November 1931, up 25 percent from April after seasonal adjustment. Regina Calgary Medicine Hat and Winnipeg posted gains with a prairie increase of 65.2 percent, while British Columbia rose 0.7 percent led by Vancouver at 4.8 percent.
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Regina
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Vancouver
Mary Ellen Smith Left Small Estate in BC Probate Case
Mary Ellen Smith former British Columbia cabinet minister and pioneer in the province’s social legislation died May 3. An application in supreme court for probate reveals a gross estate of 630 with a net of 330.
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Mary Ellen Smith
British Columbia
British Empire
Supreme Court
Goodness gracious and Pat injury in tale twist
A wife exclaims with shock at her husband Pat who groans and reveals his nose is broken in three places. The scene depicts a rough outing ending in Pat's unhappy confession. Nearby the article notes Austria's drive against foreign fuel aiding its coal mines.
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Pat
Austria
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