World Co operation In Prospect For Global Economic Recovery
The piece notes rising belief in international cooperation to fix the world economy after the 1929 crash. It cites talks in Washington and Ottawa, a planned London conference, and hopes for reciprocal tariffs and a common monetary unit. It discusses Germany and Nazi policy as mixed signals but inward reform seen as aiding global trade restoration.
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Washington
London
Canada
Ottawa
Prairie West
Europe
France
England
Germany
Herr Hitler
Hitler
Guedala
Cinderella slipper material sparks heraldry debate
Sir Gerald Wollaston, garter king of arms, told the Royal Society of Arts that Cinderella's slipper was likely made of vair, a heraldic fur, rather than glass. He suggested the verre confusion contributed to the popular belief.
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Cinderella
Gerald Wollaston
Garter
Royal Society of Arts
Not So Good Josh Drops Law Career In Brief Tale
A farmer's son works as an office boy at a law firm but quits after three days saying law isn’t as advertised. The Netherlands may restrict planted areas for agriculture.
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Josh
Netherlands
London GPO Enables Simultaneous Telephone Conference
The General Post Office in London arranged joint conferences by telephone for business men in London Manchester Leeds and Glasgow. Specified participants join at a set time and hear each other as if in one room. Also notes a car at 60 mph hitting a concrete abutment with the same impact as before and reports diamonds under one twentieth carat produced at Columbia University at about five dollars per carat.
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General Post Office
London
England
Post Office
Manchester
Leeds
Glasgow
Luxurious Beverly Hills Home Of Former Chicago Bank Director Sold At Auction
The Beverly Hills residence once owned by Frank A. Mulholland, a Chicago bank director tied to defunct Bain banks, and its lavish furnishings including a four carat gold ceiling smoking room and morocco leather interiors were auctioned. The home featured eleven rooms and costly walnut dining suite and French walnut seating.
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Chicago Bank
Chicago
Frank A. Mulholland
Bain Banks
Financial
Beverly Hills
Woman reports 68 lb fat loss with Kruschen Salts
A woman says after nearly three years of taking Kruschen Salts every morning she dropped from 196 to 128 pounds without dieting. She walks daily, limits potatoes and sugar, and plans to continue using the product. She notes family and friends also use Kruschen and praise its effects.
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K. T
Nature
Cattle Steamers Limited by Government Subsidy
Winnipeg traders condemn the Dominion Government for not subsidizing ocean tramp steamers used in the Canadian cattle trade. Six trampers, two British chartered, limit exports to Britain this summer with capacity for 450 cattle per voyage, 4500 total over ten trips, far below potential. Cost to outfit boats runs about 12 dollars per head, with 400 head vessels at 4800 dollars and 500 head at 6000 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Britain
Canada
Priest-artist completes twelve years of hospital murals
Msgr. Chas Maillard has spent twelve years painting religious pictures for Gravelbourg hospital. His Way of the Cross, fourteen life size paintings around the church proper, is praised for color, symmetry, balance, and faithful doctrinal teaching.
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Msgr
Chas. Maillard
Gravelbourg Hospital
The Explanation Wife and Dentists Path Mentioned
The dialogue features a wife bragging about could have married a millionaire and a jab about a dentist oath. It mentions a new dental form and then notes Meteor Crater in Arizona with a diameter of 4000 feet and depth of 600 feet.
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Henry
M. T. Head
Meteor Crater
Arizona
Caul Geld Recalls Six Week Pacific Canada Visit
Vice Admiral Francis Wade Caul Geld, president of the Association of Retired Naval Officers, details a breezy six week journey through Canada to the Pacific coast. He met 24 ARNO members across Nova Scotia to Alaska, praises hospitality, and notes economic strains on pensioners from a weakened pound and rising domestic costs.
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Francis Wade Caul Geld
Canada
Association of
Vancouver
Nova Scotia
Alaska
Forest
Ontario
J.P
Rocky Mountains
Regina council backs land scheme amid criticism
Regina city council endorsed participation in the pro vincial back to the land plan though critics objected to higher costs. The city would pay one third of family expenditures up to 400 dollars and one third of any excess up to an additional 200 dollars, compared with last year's 100 dollar per family cost.
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Regina
Hudson Straits patrol: N B McLean to escort freighters this summer
Government announces the ice-breaker N B McLean will patrol Hudson Straits routes this summer and escort freighters. The vessel will undergo dry dock overhaul before resupplying for a late June departure.
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N. B. McLean
Hudson Straits
Department of Marine
Cunard Mauretania Announces Five West Indies Cruises
Five 12 day cruises from New York on the Cunard liner Mauretania will visit Port of Spain La Guayra Willemstad Colon Havana and Panama with Panama and Havana stays for sight-seeing. Sailings July 8 July 22 August 5 August 22 and September 9 offering an all inclusive, economical sea vacation.
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New York
West Indies
Cunard
Mauretania
Port of Spain
Trinidad
la Guayra
Venezuela
South America
Willemstad
Curacao
Colon
Panama
Havana
Cuba
Arthur Randles
Donaldson Lines
Canada
West Indian
Winnipeg Masquers Club Wins Dominion Drama Fest
The Masquers' Club of Winnipeg captured first place in the Dominion drama festival with The Man Born To Be Hanged by Richard Hughes and earned 83 percent from adjudicator Rupert Harvey. They receive the Bessborough cup and the best English play trophy.
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Masquers’ Club
Winnipeg
Richard Hughes
Rupert Harvey
Canada
Harvey
Les Rantzau
Erckemann-Chatrain
L’ Union Dramatique de Quebec Enr
Quebec Dramatic Organization
Les Rantzaus
Methuselah
George Bernard Shaw
Vancouver Little Theatre Association
Mr. Harvey
Fast Chesterfield to Churchill Mail Run Sets Record
Constable Norris Yates completed a 425 mile journey to Churchill in seven days, with an Indian guide and dog team. The trip, begun in early April, marks the shortest time on record for the winter mail run, which is undertaken only twice each season. Yates also spent a month last winter escorting a western Canadian explorer and living with Eskimo life. Adoption of jury trial is under discussion in the Philippines.
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Chesterfield
Churchill
Norris Yates
Constable Yates
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