Cost Of Government Economic Burden On Citizens And Public Relief
A provincial article argues that widespread demand for government relief and services imposes hidden taxes on all, raising the total national debt and annual per-person costs. It urges citizens to curb demands, assume responsibility, and demand work in exchange for relief to reduce fiscal strain. References Captain W. C. Innes and the Taxpayers’ Association of Canada underscore the moral and economic cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
WC. C Innes
Taxpayers’ Association of Canada
The
Capt
Innes
Capt. Innes
Office staff aid deaf coworker with hearing aid purchase
A Toronto Telegram vignette describes a young office worker who became deaf from mastoid infections while diving. Colleagues from a local office contributed to buy him a bone conduction hearing aid, enabling him to work and support his family again amid fears for his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Toronto Telegram
Islands in Spratley group raise Japan France dispute
Government in Tokyo informs France that Japan asserts jurisdiction over the Spratley islands mid China sea. The seven island group of 247 acres holds little commercial value but may host harbors for seaplanes and small naval craft. France occupied the islands in 1933.
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Tokyo
France
Japan
Spratley Islands
China Sea
Indo-China
British North Borneo
Group of Seven
How to Speak in Public and Home Service Guides
A fragmented ad listing home service booklets and pamphlets on public speaking. It highlights a Mr James Brown talk and provides scattered notes about delivering speeches, parliamentary tips, radio presentation, and related home study materials from Winnipeg and local suppliers.
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James Brown
Washington
Brown
Smithing
Fouth
Yusinestoo
Astmaaters Ste
Dent
Winnipe
Dermot
Way Honored Napoleon and Dali On Meaning In Art
Napoleon named honorary member of the American Academy of Arts after his Egyptian campaign and Rosetta Stone discovery. Salvador Dali argues true surrealists need not seek external interpretation, insisting painting stands apart from need for meaning. Human growth shows height tripling from birth to adulthood with limbs extending further.
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Napoleon
America Academy of the Arts
Egypt
Not Normal Music and Curious Public Taste
An Etude essay cites Dr James Francie Cook arguing jazz is artificial and cultivated. Examples compare jungle natives and Kentucky listeners preferring grand opera to jazz, showing natural taste resisting modern music. The item then notes unrelated brief UK notices on military ranks and Parliament roof repair.
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James Francie Cook
Orinoco River
Kentucky
Jar
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Bec
George Crile
Cleveland
American College of Surgeons
House of Rothachild
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Vienna
Paris
London
Naples
SOS
Ogden
Ogden's
Tite
Leo
Home Service
Aan
Acros
Salvador Dall
Admiralty
Gsisua
Londom Saues
Lark Parliament
Canada
Gypson
Waver, Catoney, Wi
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