World Happenings Briefly Told From Various Regions
Reports deny Stalin’s death rumors from Soviet foreign office while Winnipeg flying club celebrates a new Cirrus Moth donated by civil aviation officials. British fascists resign in protest at Mosley policy, and UK political timing hints election between May and October next year. A labor federation protest cites hatless menace in America. Indian princes fund a statue for Lord Willingdon. An astronomer claims a horizon independent instrument may map planetary positions. Basel bank director examines European central bank methods. Ontario attorney general Roebuck backs a Toronto night court. Montreal recorders show support, possibly prompting action if Toronto proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Stalin
Winnipeg Flying Club
Department of Civil Aviation
Oswald Mosley
William Ormsby-Gore
America
American Federation of Labor
Cloth, Cap and Hatmakers Union
New York
Lord Willingdon
India
Canada
James B. Hammond
Graham Ford Towers
New Central Bank of Canada
Basle
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Europe
Arthur Roebuck
K.C
Ontario
Toronto
Montreal Recorders
Montreal
Fr Ce
Ontario minister pledges milk price control plan
Hon Duncan Marshall of Ontario says at the Toronto Advertising and Sales Club he will seek legislative power to set wholesale and retail milk prices. He argues city consumers pay high prices while farmers miss fair shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Marshall
Ontario
Toronto
Trappers And Huskies Airlifted To Barren Lands By Plane
Pilot Conway Farrell of Canadian Airways Ltd. transported 40 huskies seven trappers and 14 000 pounds of supplies to the remote Barren Lands east of Fort Reliance on Great Slave Lake. Flights average one and a half hours, replacing a month of portaging canoeing and repacking work.
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Fort Reliance
Great Slave Lake
Conway Farrell
Canadian Airways Ltd
Moire Silk Sponsors Youth Blouse with Neck bow and sleeves
Juniors and debutante sisters will love this smart blouse featuring a youthful collar bow at the neck and three quarter sleeves with fullness below the elbow. Inverted pin tucks at the waist give a fitted professional look. Pattern No. 692 fits sizes 14 to 40 inch bust. size 16 requires 24 yards of 39 inch material. Price 20 cents.
Geese Tagged For Westward Migration Experiment
Jack Miner and supporters arrange a cross country tagging project for wild geese. Thirty geese are captured at the Kingsville sanctuary, tagged, and shipped to Winnipeg under government supervision, then released at Grant Lake Manitoba to test whether they stay west or return to eastern nesting grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miner
Watt
Bell
Kingsville
Ont
W. E. Bray
Anderson
N.C
United States
Jack Minc
H. C. Nunn
Hamilton Bird Protective Society
Winnipeg Free Press
Bert Gresham
West
Winnipeg
Ottawa
J. B. Harkin
House Lloyd
Cunningham
Manitoba Fish and Game Department
Mr. Nunn
Canadian Pacific Express Company
Grant Lake
Manitoba
Hudson's Bay
Proboscis Monkeys Endemic to Borneo
The long nosed primates are native exclusively to the island of Borneo, a fact noted in a recent regional wildlife summary. Their distinctive noses set them apart in the tropical forests where they reside and face conservation concerns.
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Borneo
Sunday School Lesson Emphasizes Steadfast Prayer
The golden text urges continuing steadfastly in prayer from Romans 12 12. The lesson covers Matthew 6 5 15 and Ephesians 3 14 21 with devotional reading John 17 17 26 highlighting prayerful devotion and unity through Christ.
The Model Prayer and Quiet Prayer in Christian Teaching
This passage discusses private prayer versus vain repetition, noting Jesus teaches to pray in secret and avoid rote phrases. It outlines the Lord's Prayer as a six petition model focusing on God's name kingdom will and human needs, with emphasis on God's presence and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Nathanael
Peter
Moffatt
Baal
Diana
Moon And Its Origins And Features
The Moon orbits Earth at about 218818 miles away and measures roughly 2160 miles in diameter. It shines by reflected sunlight, has a bone dry surface with no known organic life, and hosts mountains up to about 36000 feet. Ancient superstition surrounded it while theories by Poincare and Darwin attempt to explain its origin. Also noted is the Priscilla catacomb painting of the Virgin and Child dating to 150 A.D.
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Nature
Edison
Henry Ford
Charlies Saunders
Dominion Cerealist
Dr. Banting
Jack Miner
Henri Poincare
George H. Darwin
Earth
Space
Moon
Priscilla Catacomb
Rome
Portable typewriters counted as musical instruments by BR Freight
Portable typewriters have been classified as musical instruments by the British Railways Freight Association. This ruling affects handling and tariff treatment for shipments of portable typewriters across BR services.
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British Railways’ Freight Association
Honest critics and paid advice mix in wisdom
A reflective line notes that some people reject unbought counsel while others show discernment, implying that experience and value shape judgment. The phrasing treats honesty and wisdom as contrasting traits in advice-taking behavior.
Discovery of Roman Amphitheater in Lyons After Landslide
A Roman amphitheater was uncovered in Lyons France after a recent landslide. Archaeologists confirm the site preserved in situ revealing ancient stonework and potential further finds remains to be studied.
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Lyons
France
Rome Plans New 5000-Seat Auditorium
Rome announces a large auditorium with seating for 5,000 people. Officials outline construction plans and expected community impact. The project aims to boost cultural events and regional gatherings with a modern venue in the city.
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Rome
Nas Copie Returns From Arctic Expedition Mission
The ice scarred steamship Nas Copie returned to Halifax after failing to reach its planned northern limit due to heavy snow and ice. Captain Thomas H. Smellie reported ice conditions on the return, with weeks spent in James Bay and Hudson Strait. On board were three women travelers and ten RCMP officers plus two mission nurses, including Mrs. George E. Brown and Mrs. Carol Saucier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Bay Company
Governnment
Halifax
Thomas H. Smellie
James Bay
Hudson Strait
George E. Brown
Gates Mills
Ohio
Churchill
Carol Saucier
Pangnirtung
N.W.T
Millicent Blake
Grenfell
Labrador
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Port Burwell
Lake Harbor
Pond's Inlet
T. H. Irvine
Birth Rate on Prit ships Averages 140 Annually
The report states that ships named Prit have an average of 140 births per year. This figure highlights maritime demographic trends aboard the fleet across recent years.
Health Means Charm And Happiness
An old advertising blurb extols handsome charm and vitality for women through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims healthy, active girls are happier and more popular, cites tiredness after work as a barrier to fun, and promises extra energy and pep with claims of 98 out of 100 women benefiting.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Rts
Aor
Ww. N. U
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Tanrone
Ruth Rogers
BichDermot Ave
Nace
GHS
G. F. Peace
Cambridge St. Gak
Dr. Pierce
THE
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Ogdens
Ogden
Vogue
P.S
Nascopie
Far North
Equator
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