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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1936

Page

3

Betty Marshall Plans for a Toronto Ladies School

Betty, at thirteen, asserts grown up status while the Marshall family debates her future. Aunt Letitia pushes for a Toronto Ladies’ School on York Street, with Mrs Poller offering a thorough English education including music, dance, and embroidery. The plan hinges on Betty’s readiness, a wardrobe, and the family’s finances.

Letitia Nancy Betty Mona Toronto York Street Poll Mra. Poelier ’ School Willie Academy

CBC to provide radio lessons for schools in Canada

Gladstone Murray, CBC general manager, announced that educational broadcasts will be provided as facilities become available and provincial cooperation is secured. The CBC has been in touch with educational authorities and provinces, with afternoon broadcasts not yet available in some areas but hoped by year end.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Gladstone Murray CBC British Broadcasting Corporation Canadan Teachers’ Federation Toronto Murray

Divorce record hints at Chinese ten marriages in Nanking

A new divorce record in China involves Mise Chen Ti-bung a Nanking sing pong girl seeking her tenth release from matrimony. None of her marriages lasted beyond eight years and she may wed again for an eleventh time once free.

China Mise Chen Ti-bung

High Recite Large Number Of Hitch-Hikers Able

The Brockville Recorder and Times notes hitchhikers posing as penniless travelers while carrying ample funds for trains or motor coaches. It warns motorists that many hitchhikers are well dressed and armed with grips, posing risks of assault or robbery to those offering rides.

Brockville Recorder and Times

Manitoba Industrial Progress Despite Western Hardships

The Manitoba province shows steady progress in industrial activity this year while the West faces crop failures. The Winnipeg Tribune notes better than average crops in Manitoba and expects above average prices, indicating resilient local development amid regional misfortunes.

Manitoba Winnipeg Tribune

Conference on Grammars and Broadcasting Corpora tion

A report notes a planned gathering titled the world s first sgramblers conference with 20 delegates from major groups to address public abuse. An official from the corporation s public relations department will collect information to improve programs. Consumers are offered fifty nine vegetable varieties forty six fruit types thirty two fish and shellfish and thirty three meat cans.

Cate Gramblers Birth Broadcasting Corporation Sipuan Teo Worlds Fist Sgramblers Big Oues Se Fimener Gram- Clera

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional verse excerpt urges submission to divine will. It emphasizes moving hands and feet for God’s service and aligning heart and mind to obey commandments. The text advocates spiritual readiness, sanctification, and contentment with God’s creation and plan.

Tribute to Canadian weekly newspapers convention remarks

President A Stanley Walker of King's University Halifax stressed the power of weekly papers in addressing Canadian history. Delegates received a silver tray for retiring President L J Bennett of Carmen Manitoba. H P Davidson of Acadian Wolfe River NS Acadian won a gold wrist watch for best front page.

Halifax Stremes A. Stanley Walker King’s University Assoton Canada L. J. Bennett Carmen Charles Barber Chilliwack B.C H. P. Davidson Wolfe ‘Lle N.S. Acadian

Walter Must Be Adaptable

A note on service language states waiters in a leading U.S. hotel chain must repeat customers orders exactly as spoken. Thus if a patron says to may es the waiter repeats to may es. if another orders to mah toes the waiter uses tomah toes.

U.S

Censorship Rules for Films in Japan Cited

A note on official film censorship in Japan states all motion pictures shown must pass the home office review. It warns against confusing mere activity with real efficiency and hints at broader scrutiny.

Japan Home Office

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