World Happenings Briefly Told
In Tokyo and Osaka more than 80 anarchists are arrested and held on charges of planning an uprising. The Duke and Duchess of Kent reportedly name their son Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick as Prince Edward of Kent. Canada is predicted to reach 179 million people, per Prof. Griffith Taylor. Italian city residents seek street name changes to Italian variants Aduna Malkale Italia. RAF sergeant pilot Park and two others die in a collision near Abingdon. Alberta plans to enforce the Trade and Industry Act after changes. Lady Tweedsmuir accepts patroness role for the YWCA in Canada. Tulkaram lights up with electricity as modernization spreads in Palestine. U.S. Senate subcommittee finds air travel three times safer than 10 years ago.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick
Prince Edward of Kent
Canada
Griffith Taylor
University of Toronto
San Remo
Turin
Milan
Malkale
Italia
Pilot Park
British Columbia
Royal Air Force
Abingdon
Alberta
Calgary
Retail Merchants’ Association
Aberhart
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lady Tweedsmuir
Nations Climb Out of Depression Says Daily Express
The British nations lead the rise from the slump with Canada’s trade up 22 percent last month. New Zealand reports economy largely solved with cuts restored emergency taxes reduced pensions up. Public works funding of £5.63 million announced for a population of 1.618 million yields about £3 10s per person in new amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Zealand
Coates
London Daily Express
Radio license burden limits Italian listener base
In Italy the high cost of a radio receiver license sharply limits reach with about 200000 listeners among a population of 40000000, reflecting affordability constraints on mass media access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Saskatchewan Reaches Milestone in Tuberculosis Fight
Saskatchewan declines tuberculosis death rate with Christmas Seals support. Sanatoria at Fort Qu Appelle Saskatoon and Prince Albert await full capacity reduction. free treatment since 1929 strengthens prevention, clinics operate in multiple cities, and $9,933 funded extensive examinations and preventive care this year.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatchewan Anti
Fort Qu'Appelle
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Saskatchewal
League
Regina
Moose Jaw
North Battleford
Swift Current
Yorkton
Canora
Melfort
Tisdale
Crochet a Rug For Your Home
Crochet a rug and matching pillow using three tones of a single color or contrasts. The pattern 5469 provides complete instructions, an illustration, and stitch details. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept., Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. E. Winnipeg for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Trustworthy Baron Ponsonby Linked to Victorian Court
Baron Ponsonby Sir Frederick Ponsonby served 20 years as keeper of the privy purse and held confidant posts at Buckingham Palace under Queen Victoria and King Edward. He secretly carried Empress Victoria’s letters from Friedrichshof in 1901 and preserved them 27 years before publishing for historic truth. Wilhelm II reportedly urged publication in German with a forward by Ponsonby.
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Baron Sysonby of
Wonersh
Frederick Ponsonby
Queen Victoria
King Edward
Second Earl Grey
Sir Henry Ponsonby
Victoria’s
Buckingham Palace
Victoria
Emperor Frederick
Friedrickshof
Sir Frederick
London
Willie
Kaiser Wilhelm II
England
Kaiser
Berlin
Wilhelm
Pioneers Honored at Gimli Memorial in 60th Anniversary
Captain Sigtryggir Jonason unveiled a cairn at Gimli Manitoba marking Icelandic settlers arrival on October 21, 1875. The 13 ton red granite boulder tops a local stone cairn with Icelandic and English inscriptions detailing the first settlement and district names. The event recalls the 1875 voyage from Moorhead Minnesota via Winnipeg and the Red River to Lake Winnipeg.
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Lake Winnipeg
Gimli
Man
Sigtryggir Jonason
Jonason
Moorhead
Minn
Winnipeg
Red River
Haggai’s Call to Rebuild the Temple in 520 B C
A Sunday school lesson recounts Haggai urging Zerubbabel and Joshua in Jerusalem to resume the temple work in 520 B C, after 15 years of delay. It notes their initial reluctance, the drought and hardships, and how the prophet’s challenge to “consider your ways” spurred immediate action, with governor, priest, and people resuming construction within three weeks.
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Haggai
Zerubbabel
Judah
Joshua
Darius
Jehovah
Jerusalem
Doctor Links Clothing to Tuberculosis Risk in Report
Dr Milton Jones, medical officer for Llanfyllin rural council, endorses light clothing to boost sunlight and air exposure for youths. He notes girls under 20 appear less susceptible than boys, attributes the difference to dress, and suggests proper diet prevents indigestion. A fellow member jokes about doctors indigestion as they miss meals.
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Milton Jones
Llanfyllin Rural Council
Milk Cart Driver Clarifies His Trade
A court exchange clarifies the narrator drives the horse that pulls the milk cart, correcting a misbelief that he drives the milk cart itself. The counsel presses for exact truth in the hearing.
Eastern Canadian duck farm plans 2000 box shipment to England
A large duck farm in Eastern Canada intends to ship 2 000 boxes of ducks to England before Montreal harbor closes for navigation. The birds will be stored for later sale.
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Canada
England
Montreal
Fire Chief Ferron Saves Two Families in Montreal Flood
Arthur Ferron, acting district chief of the Montreal fire department, marked 30 years in service with a life saving medal after rescuing two families from drowning when a three foot water main burst during a below zero dawn flood. His career in rescue work has earned multiple decorations for bravery at fires.
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Arthur Ferron
Montreal
Ferron
Royal Canadian Humane Society
Safety for Pedestrians Use white object to increase visibility
Keystone Automobile Club officials in Philadelphia urged pedestrians walking along highways at night to carry or wear a white item. A white handkerchief shown against dark clothing can help a hiker be seen by motorists about 100 feet farther away.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Philadelphia
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Catalco
Palestine
Tulkarem
U.S. Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Saskasal
Little Mention
Lake Sescatchewan
Ina
Sau
IO. D.E
Alice Brooks
Chirce
Prederick Poussnby
Kaivers
First
PV A
D. D. Dennis
Campana
T.B
Phillips
Philips
Vague $A
Hinds
Jave
Rere Tek
Edmonton
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