Canadians grant permanent residency plans and refugee arrivals
The report notes Halliday Thompson's permit for permanent Canada residence and plans to send scientists into depths. T. Wood is named RCMP commissioner and Northwest Territories official. A group of German and Austrian refugees reaches New York on Antonia to accept asylum offers. Thirty radio stations will be built for airways service in Canada, with eleven existing and twelve under construction. Dr Heng Chih Tao comments on Japan's invasion of China. UK foot and mouth disease prompts slaughter of 15012 cattle in three months to March 31 per The London Gazette. Nova Scotia Steel and Coal workers protest against a co worker's union refusal, with 175 employees walking out. Calgary sculptor John Kanerva discovers a coin minted in 1778 bearing George II's reign.
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Halliday Thomp
Col $. T. Wood
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Northwest Territories
C.D. Howe
House of Commons
China
Heng Chih Tao
Nut and Bolt
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
John’ Kanerva
Calgary
Fein
George II
Quick Growing Garden Tips For Tenants And Beginners
A historical gardening note explains how hundreds of annuals can thrive in a short season, with full growth in weeks and bloom from June to frost. It covers vegetable gardens for tenants, rapid soil cultivation, and cropping succession, highlighting methods to minimize back strain using hand or powered cultivators.
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Proved By Test A Fragmentary Historical Note
A partial OCR notice mentions Ras Deen in Simcoe and engagement with a faction observed by a tester. The readable text is fragmented with garbled words and inconsistent spacing.
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Ras Deen
Simcoe
Perse Steed Toe
Helium Shipment to Germany Blocked by U S Policy
The United States halted a helium shipment intended for Germany's Zeppelin project amid fears it would fuel military use. Secretary Ickes reportedly blocked the 17,900,000 cubic feet export as Germany seeks new airships after the Austrian coup, affecting talks over docking rights at Lakehurst.
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Frock Pattern 4750 Promises Easy Summer Sewing
Anne Adams presents Pattern 4750 for a feminine frock with flare cuffs and a yoke bow. Available in misses’ and women’s sizes 12 through 40, this step-by-step guide uses silk or crepe fabrics and costs 20 cents to order by mail from Style Barber and Pattern Dept. Winnipes.
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Anne Adams
Asdreas
Pattene
McDermot Lye
Winnipes
Bing the Flin Flon Fire Dog Orbits Town in Duty
A nostalgic portrait of Bing the Flin Flon fire dog born in 1932. The self taught canine patrols main street, rides the fire engine, balances on the rear step, and greets firemen and policemen. He knows residents, taxis, and even Phantom Lake for swims, keeping town morale lively.
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Boston
Flin Flon
Sde
Bing
Otto O. Klutz
J. D. McMartin
McMartin
Flin Fton
Turned Down Award Muni Refused Statue for Acting
Paul Muni, the motion picture actor, declined the Mantschowitz Foundation’s bronze statue award for his Emile Ola portrayal. He said he did not accept honors. A foundation representative, waiting at the dock after Muni’s Europe voyage, bore the sculpture while musing on explanations to his wife.
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Muni
Paul Muni
Europe
Mantschewitz Foundation
Emileola
Air Ports To Spend Large Sums For RAF Airdromes
About ten percent of the 1938 air budget totaling £108 500 000 ($514 912 500) will go to the rapid construction of RAF airdromes and ground establishments. Plans call for concrete officers and men buildings hangars with anti airplane defences underground fuel tanks plus extensive gas electric water facilities and roads.
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Royal Air Force
Early motorcycle origins in France and Germany
The article notes that motorcycles did not reach peak popularity until after 1910, but earliest examples appeared in 1885 in France and Germany. It highlights the initial footholds of motorized two wheeled transport and the pioneering models from those countries.
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France
Germany
Infra red ray detectors aid modern vessels in fog
Infra red detectors are used on modern vessels to detect other ships and icebergs through dense fog. The system helps navigation by sensing heat signatures, improving safety in low visibility conditions.
Readers urged to request complete cancer articles by mail
Editorial note invites readers to obtain the full Dr McCullough cancer series by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ontario.
Peter Proclaims Crucifixion and Resurrection in Pentecost
Sunday School lesson notes Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection as Peter explains in Acts 2 22 36. He shows Jesus of Nazareth approved by God and raised, citing Psalm 16 10 to prove Resurrection, linking David’s tomb to Christ’s triumph and believers’ union with God through life death and ascension.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Lord
Trs
David
Bee
Motor Car Of The Air Aero Plane By Norman Sykes
Tests at Barton airdrome near Manchester reveal a new type of airplane described as the motor car of the air. Manchester firm to market under £500 with 80 hp engine and reinforced wood construction designed for Australian farmers. Cabin mirrors car comforts with side doors, carlike controls, steering wheel, ground braking, air brakes, and locking friction devices to steady course.
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Barton Airdrome
Manchester
Norman Sykes
Ihe
Britain
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