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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

7

Heav y Nazi levy on Jewish fortunes shocks Germany

A decree by Finance Minister Lutz Schwerin-Krosigk imposes a 20 percent tax on fortunes above 2,000 reichsmarks for Jews and those without nationality in Germany. Foreign Jews exempt. Payments due in installments through December to May, with penalties for noncompliance. Many Jews face emigration choices as property and life insurance plans intersect with the levy.

Berlin Germany Manaasina Ernst von Rath Paris By & Pg Lutz Schwerin-Krosigk Joseph Goebbels

Fleming honored in Toronto for universal time proposal

In Toronto the Diamond Jubilee marks Sir Sanford Fleming’s proposal to base universal time. The Canadian Institute recalls his effort to standardize clocks and regulate daily schedules, highlighting his Scots-Canadian legacy and enduring impact on timekeeping.

Nory Sanford Fleming Toronto Sandford Fleming Canadian Institut Cere

Mobilizing Fleet Costs Mentioned in Parliament Debate

The discussion noted that mobilizing fleet costs during the September crisis totaled just over £1,000,000. Plans for Canada training for the Air Force may be included in defense efforts to be reviewed at Parliament’s next session. Prime Minister King spoke on the issue.

House of ©Nions Canada Unite Birkensie King

Nuffield to Provide Iron Lungs for Empire Hospitals

Motor magnate Lord Nuffield announced plans to supply every hospital in the Empire with iron lungs. He pledged about 5,005 respirators at roughly £500 in total, noting production began after infantile paralysis outbreaks. He said he will not rest until every hospital can use a respirator if needed.

Nuffield Canada Australia

Chance For Women Writers Award Set By Club

The Canadian Women's Press Club will award a gold medal and prize next year for the best short fiction by a woman resident in Canada. The executive also named Winifred M. Stokes of Niagara Falls on airman of a committee to study the types of newspaper work by Canadian women. National president Rosa L. Shaw of Montreal was named the club's representative on the committee preparing for the imperial conference of the PU in Canada in 1940.

Canadian Women's Press Club Canada Will Awant Winnifred M. Stokes Niagara Falls Onairman Rosa L. Shaw Montreal Empress Press Union The

Honor For Artists Toronto Woman Sculptor One Of Four To Receive High Award

Florence Wylie, a Toronto sculptor, is elected full academician by the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, becoming the fourth woman to gain the honor in the academy s 58 year history. Twelve of her works are in the National Gallery in Ottawa. She hails from Trenton and joins Frank Carmichael, William Omerville, and Alphonse Montre al in receiving the award.

Toronto Royal Canadian Academy of Art Florence Wylie RCA National Gallery Ottawa Trenton Frank Carmichael Oria Ont Wiliam Omerville Alphonse Montreal Som Hamilton Gers

King George V Battleship to Launch in Newcastle

London announces King George V will attend the launching on February 21 at Newcastle on Tyne. After the ceremony the King and Queen will tour England. The 35,000 ton battleship is part of a 1996 189 gram program. Baldwin plans a nationwide Dec 7 radio appeal for German Jewish refuges through churches and Jewish groups.

London Buckingham Palace Newcastle-on- Tyne England Ail Jellicoe Atty Long Baldwin Radio Ol Church of England All Free Churches

Aly Hidden Power Plant Beneath Mount Castello

Aly unveils her largest underground power plant beneath Mount Castello designed to run unseen and shielded from public view. The facility aims to provide resilient energy, leveraging subterranean design to avoid surface threats and disruptions.

Aly Mount Castello

Devastating Fire Destroys Palatial Movie Homes Near Santa Monica

A massive southern California wildfire blazed across three counties near Santa Monica with 45 mile per hour winds. Palatial homes of movie stars and directors burned including Arrowhead Springs hotel owned by Joseph M. Schenck. Malibu refugees fled to the surf as Santa Monica lifeguards aided evacuations.

Santa Monica Los Angeles California Topanga Canyon San Bernardino Mountains Strawberry Peak Lake Arrowhead Big Bear Arrowhead Springs Joseph M. Schenck Pittsburg Ritz Brothers Notion Richard Dix Sam Woods Frank Lloyd Malibu Beach Sherif Ers

Havens for Refugees Proposed in Africa and South America

The Geographic Society described potential Jewish refugee havens in Africa and South America as generally productive lands with economic potential. British Guiana is cited as a large, sparsely populated area with untapped resources including gold diamonds manganese and river trade challenges. Tanganyika Tanganyika and Northern Rhodesia are noted for timber agriculture minerals and room for settlement with limited development.

Washington Africa South America Zional Geographic Society British Guiana England Scotland Wales Itish Great Brita Tanganyika France Rhodesia

Utilities Commission BIN Introduced In BC.

Victoria Premier T D Pattullo introduced in the British Columbia legislature a bill to authorize a non public utilities commission. It would regulate railways street railways tramways ferries toll bridges telephone and telegraph gas electric and power plants water supply and public buses or trucks. The bill would exclude personal taxicab operation from public utility status. Conference on Palestine London. Malcolm MacDonald said invitations were issued for a Palestine conference and faced a Liberal suggestion to invite the United States to participate.

Bin Victoria T. D. Pattullo British London Malcolm MacDonall House of Commons Geoffrey Mander United States

Newsreel Suppressed Over Peace Interest Spat

London Parliament hears Sir John Simon claim British government and U S Ambassador Kennedy sought to remove portions of a Paramount newsreel seen as prejudicial amid the Czechoslovak crisis. He denied direct Hays office action and praised the American stance for public duty. Kennedy reportedly referred the matter to the Hays office, which prompted edits including voices by Wickham Steed and A Cumming.

London John Simon Exchequer House of Commons United States Joseph Kennedy Haslovak Qu Jonn Chamberlain Hitler Tate Godesberg Wickham Steed A. J. Cum Yy Mander Mange Kennedy Hays Organization Will Hays Moti Picture Producers-Distributors of America Simons Hays Ofice Hays John Mr. Kennedy United Stader Sir John The Times Cumming Neves

New Locomotive Heaviest In British Empire Exhibited in Montreal

A new Selkirk locomotive, designed by H. B. Bowen of Canadian Pacific, is shown in public in Montreal. Built for service in the Canadian Rockies, it stands as the heaviest and most powerful engine in the empire among ten units this year.

British Empire Montreal Nada Selkirk Canadian Pacific Railway H. B. Bowen Canadian Pac Railway Canadian Rockies

Former Labour MP Marcus to join National Labour group

Marcus, longtime Lib LP MP and 20 year party member, announces switch to National Labour founded by Ramsay MacDonald in 1931 as a sign of support for Prime Minister Chamberlain's foreign policy in London.

London Michael March Labor Party Chamberlain Marcus National Labor la MacDonald

Disunity in Canada echoes Czech split fears

Montreal Mount Royal Conservative MP W Allen Walsh warned a service club luncheon that Canada faces growing disunity akin to the pre Munich division of Czechoslovakia, signaling concern over national cohesion and regional tensions.

Montreal Canada Czechoslovakia Munich W. Allen Walsh Mount Royal

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