Ottawa to aid stock buyers with feeder purchase policy
Farmers in western Canada will receive government assistance for feeder stock purchases from Sept 1 to Dec 31 under a Dominion policy. It covers travel expenses for farmers or agents buying cattle lambs and breeding stock for feeding, with criteria by region and stockyard inspection. A prairie provinces meeting in Winnipeg will discuss livestock marketing and licensing.
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Ottawa
Dominion
J Gardiner
Canada
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Manitoba
Moose Jaw
Prairie
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairie Province
Saskatoon
Wiliams Lake
Brittany Columbia
Seopee Jaw
Columbia
Moone Jaw
Fender
Aleta
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Satsatchewan
British Columbomonton
Winnipeg
D. B. Mullen
Boy Found Living Alone on Galapagos Island
The captain of the Ecuadorian cruiser President Alfaro rescued a 10-year-old boy named Jose Perez living alone on a Galapagos island far off the coast. He said he arrived three years ago with a family but fled into the interior due to mistreatment and survived on seaweed plants and roots. He will sail back to Guayaquil aboard the cruiser.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Alfaro
Galapagos
Jose Perez
Freighter Sails from Hudson Bay with Wheat Cargo
The freighter Troutpool of the Ropper line departed a Hudson Bay port carrying 609,500 bushels of wheat from northern Saskatchewan farming districts bound for an unnamed Spanish port. The ship arrived in ballast August 13. Madrid reports its 200 hippopotamuses shaken by siege.
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Coureau
Troutpool
Ropper Line
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan
German move for Danzig and East Prussia sparks warnings
Warnings grow as Poland corridor fears sharpen. German force posture from the Tatras to the Baltic increases pressure on Danzig and East Prussia with a potential bid for broader gains. Analysts warn appeasement could backfire amid tied dates like the Tannenberg anniversary and Nuremberg congress.
Ontario teen wins Macdonald Brier at DCRA meet
James Boa fe, 17, of Toronto, wins the Macdonald Brier match at the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association meet earning 100 dollars and the DCRA silver medal. He shoots 122 at the short range to beat about 250 competitors including his father Lieut. James Boa of Toronto. Cadet Boa also fires at 300 and 500 yard ranges and belongs to the Canadian team that faced British Imperial cadets in last year’s Michael Faraday match.
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Connaught
South March
Ont
James Boa Fe
Toronto
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association
DCRA
James Boa
Boa
Michael Faraday
Lieut
Bon
RQMS
J. E. Besteck
Winnipeg
Manitoba Rifleman
Ontario
D. H. Gibson
Hamilton
British War Office contract eyed for Canadian munitions
Montreal based Marine Industries Limited of Sorel reports a British War Office contract for the 25 pounder self propelled gun. The company expects orders to exceed $1 million while Ottawa plants anticipate more armament orders including Bren guns Palviera mall tanks and anti tank guns for Britain.
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Montreal
Joseph Simard
Reac Sca
Marine Industries, Limited
Sengorel
Que
Ais
Mpany Ad
British
War Office
Simard
Sottreal Gazette
New Air Record Set At Istres France
Captain Maurice Rossi, noted French aviator, broke the international speed record over a 10000 kilometre closed course with an average speed of 211.621 kilometres per hour. The previous record, set by Italian airmen on Aug 1, was 236.9 kilometres per hour.
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Istres
France
Maurice Rossi
Jan Army Fiers
Hitler’s 25th Anniversary Entry Into German Army
Celebrations marked the 25th anniversary of Hitler’s entry into the German army as a World War volunteer. Comrades and army delegations gathered at Obersalzberg to honor the occasion on August 16.
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Berchtesgaden
Cnanceltor Hitler
Obersalzberg
Hitler
Royal visit cargo includes beaver skins to King George
During the Winnipeg royal visit on May 24 the Cabot carried two beaver skins and two elk heads presented to King George by Patrick Ashley Cooper of the Hudson's Bay Company. The items are described as dues forfeited to a monarch visiting the territory. Also aboard were cut flowers from Vancouver and a package of pests from Ontario to Palestine for citrus mealy bug control.
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Montreal
King George
Winnipeg
Imperial Airways
Cabot
England
Canada
Patrick ‘Ashley Cooper
Hudson's Bay Company
Great Britain
Vancouver
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Belleville
Ont
Palestine
British suspend prisoner releases after Palestine clashes
In Palestine Jerusalem area tensions rise as British command halts prison releases from concentration camps until conditions improve. Police arrest a Jewish constable at Kafar Manahim after probing an attack on the Arab village Indibna. Five bombs seized. An Arab attack on Kiriath Anavim between Jaffa and Jerusalem leaves one Arab dead.
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Jerusalem
Kafar Manahim
Indibna
Jaffa
Supreme Court Lets Corporation Qualify Under Farm Act
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that a corporation may be considered a farmer under the Farmers Creditors Arrangements Act, nullifying Manitoba and Saskatchewan rulings that a corporation could not claim act benefits. The decision, coming on an appeal from the Manitoba Appeal Court, allows Barickman Huteran Mutual Corporation to seek debt adjustment under the act.
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Saskatoon
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Farmers Creditors’ Arrangement
Supreme Court of Canada
Canada Law
Saskatchewan Board of Review
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Bories
Supreme Court
Apeal Court
Barickman Huteran Mutual Corporation
Farmers’ Creditors
Laval honors five with honorary degrees at Canadian Bar meet
The 24th annual Canadian Bar Association session in Quebec awarded honorary doctorates of laws to five eminent figures Lord Maugham Jacques Charpentier Hon Frank Hogan St Lyman P Duff and L E Beaulieu. Cardinal Villeneuve presided as chancellor.
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Quebec
Laval University
Canadian Bar Association
Rodrigue Cardinal Villeneuve
Lord Maugham
England
Jacques Charpentier
Batonnier
Bar
Paris
Frank Hogan
Washington
American Bar Association
S T Lyman P. Duff
Canada
L. E. Beaulieu
Economic Help for Germany If Peace Is Assured
Washington weighs peace terms with Germany offering credit lines via the Export-Import Bank to buy American wheat and cotton at subsidized prices on credit. Germany would need to adopt liberal trade, devalue the mark, and agree to disarmament conditions in return for access to U S materials and products for peaceful life.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
United Tes
Germany
Hoppers Invade Toronto Across City Districts
Swarms of grasshoppers swept through Toronto driven by west wind. Willowvale park became a source as dark clouds covered verandahs and downtown Bay and Yonge streets reported intrusions. Drivers faced insects hitting windshields in transit.
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Toronto
Willowvale Park
Bay
Yonge
Alberta Oil Market Seen Open in Britain If Pipeline Built
Freaene mudd, chief Canadian trade commissioner in the United Kingdom, says there is an unlimited market for Alberta oil in the Old Country if a pipeline can be made accessible and economical. Feasibility studies are by federal experts led by Dr. Charles Camsell on a long-distance pipeline from Turner Valley near Calgary to Fort William or Vancouver. Mr. Hudd, in Canada to promote export trade, notes Alberta oil delegation to England last spring was useful and successful in informing British interest about Canada’s oil field.
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Calgary
Freaene Mudd
United Kingdom
Alberta
Fort William
Ont
Vancouver
Charles Camsell
Mines and Resources
Turner Valley
Hudd
Canada
England
Road Nearing Completion in British Columbia Section
The final link of the trans-Canada road in British Columbia will be turned over by federal authorities to the BC government next month. A formal opening is planned for July next year and during the interim the route will be under provincial responsibility.
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Viewria
Neig
British Columbia
Uume
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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