Canadians Seek Measures Against Tax Evasion by Migrants
The article discusses proposed steps to stop wealthy Canadians from avoiding taxes and succession duties by relocating abroad. It cites House of Commons discussions and commentary from The Western Retailer endorsing legislation to prevent tax evasion by migrants. It argues the wealthy have a moral obligation to support the country that enabled their fortune, and notes calls for a more centralized, streamlined government to reduce overall tax burden.
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West
Uoagauc
House of Compans
Retail Merchants’ Association
Prairie Provinces
Federal House
West Indies
U.S.A
House of Commons
Rowell Commission
Cewomweraeon
Commission
Puffed Wheat Factory Opens in Wanham Area
The Pane Sy Peace River district reports A Rogers and J Tate have started a puffed wheat factory on Rogers home stead at Wanham using Garnet wheat. The venture aims to give pioneer youths a path to fund through high school, with growing demand and support. At Driftpile in Lesser Slave Lake region Martin Dofber adds a tannery producing leather.
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Peace River
Reder
A. Rogers
J. Tate
Driftpile
Lesser Slave Lakes
Martin Dofber
King attends national Boys' Clubs boxing finals
The arrival of the King of England at Albert Hall to witness the Federation of Boys' Clubs boxing finals thrilled onlookers. The King, accompanied by the Duke of Gloucester, arrived as the final round began and stood in the doorway to avoid disturbing the boxers.
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Albert Hall
Federation of Boys’ Clubs
England
Duke of Gloucester
Tested Recipes and Dinner Menus for Everyday Meals
A selection of simple luncheon and supper menus suited for daily family meals. Includes Buttered Asparagus on Toast Stewed Tomatoes Layered Cheese and Apple Salad Prune Whip and Tomato Soup with Whole Bran Muffins Pineapple Ginger Snaps and quick jelly dessert using cream cheese and walnuts. Also notes a planned 2,500 mile railway plan to cut travel time between Chungking and Soviet Russia.
Germany's total war plan looms in new menace
The article outlines Germany's drive toward total war or "Totalkrieg" with conscription for women, mobilized industry, and a vast national war effort. It describes a secret war chest of 1 billion reichsmarks in gold, strict mobilization details, and the development of high speed autobahnen to move troops rapidly, signaling a deeply organized prewar preparation.
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Germany
Europe
Ludendorff
National Employment Commission Recommendations Highlighted
The Royal Commission on Dominion-provincial relations recommends federally authorized low cost housing with benefits targeted to low income groups. It proposes an advisory national committee on tourism, supports promoting native crafts to boost profits, considers income tax exemptions for replacing obsolete industrial equipment, and calls for a special labor department bureau to study women’s employment.
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Natonal Employment Commission
Royal Commission On
Scientists plan venom and plant compounds for polio fight
Dr John A Kolmer of Philadelphia announces experiments using snake venom and vegetable compounds to combat infantile paralysis. Otto Vogt von Sickingen, an explorer, will head a Brazil expedition to gather needed venom and plant substances. In another note, South Africa aims to eliminate slums in all major cities.
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John A. Kolmer
Philadelphia
Otto Vogt von Sickingen
Brazil
South Africa
Detroit Free Press on Geography Taught by Cars
The Detroit Free Press asserts automobiles have taught Americans geography. The Toronto Star notes some lessons are costly, as an east west highway is flanked by ditches and telegraph poles and regulated by motor fuel rules. Apprenticeship for farmers mirrors professional training in Germany.
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The
Toronto Star
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