Canada And The War Dominion Determination To Help
The London Times praises Canada's 200 million war loan as proof of the dominions resolve to play a full part in upholding liberty. It notes boosted Canadian exports to Britain, easing exchange strain, and cites shared commitment with Britain and France to support the expeditionary effort and air training schemes.
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Canada
London Times
the Times
Great Britain
France
Dominions
Western Canada weighs St Lawrence Seaway plans and costs
An examination of the St Lawrence Seaway project outlines Canada and United States shares of the roughly 21 million dollar Canadian cost and 27.75 million dollar American cost. It notes past U S Senate rejection, eastern opposition, and the need for Western insight on potential benefits and costs for farmers and western provinces.
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Welland Canal
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Montreal Star
Regina Daily Star
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Quebec
Toronto Saturday Night
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mid-Western States
Prairie Provinces
St. Lawrence Seaways
Calcutta Rickshaw Puller Sings While Driving for Lessons
In Calcutta a rickshaw puller funds singing lessons by performing while he drives. He now sings during trips instead of ringing the customary bell and charges extra to passengers who enjoy his songs.
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Calcutta
India
Advances In Agriculture Brings Future Progress Through Science
Dr J M Swaine of the Dominion Department of Agriculture asserts that future gains in agriculture will come from scientific research paired with wise production and marketing policies. He warns that agricultural nations will miss key opportunities if they fail to unlock nature's secrets through these methods.
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J. M.swaine
Science Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Police dogs and aging temperament standards
The article notes that police dogs do not show increased irritability with age compared to other breeds, suggesting age-related temperamental changes are not unique to working dogs. It emphasizes consistent behavior across breeds as dogs grow older.
Buccaneer Indoor Game Soars in London Blackouts
In 2344 London, the indoor pirate themed game Buccaneer gains popularity during blackouts as residents seek new entertainment options. The mock sea battles and treasure hunts provide a safe diversion amid power outages and crowded shelters.
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London
Emergency shelter instructions in hotel dining rooms
In a New York Herald Tribune note, rainourgh hosts bring streak of fine art via sharp Scots. A typewritten emergency sheet sits on every lounge table in a large hotel. The last paragraph directs dining customers to tell their waiter if they wish to go to the shelter, after which the bill is presented immediately.
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Rainourgh
New York Herald Tribune
Speculation on Hitler's war prospects and behavior
The London Sunday Times warns that Hitler shows two opposing tendencies. He may persist in folly despite recognizing unwise aims, or revert to dramatic resignation to save Germany. The piece urges readers to consider both possibilities as the war unfolds.
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London Sunday Times
Canada Ships Large Bacon Exports to Britain
Canada sent more than half its bacon production to Britain since war began with four months of data showing nearly 98 million pounds shipped to the United Kingdom, versus about 60 million a year ago. The bacon board says this demonstrates a strong rise in hog production and Canada’s capacity to meet demand.
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Canada
Britain
Bacon Board
United Kingdom
Francis the First of France Starts City Sanitation Brigade
Francis I of France introduces a rubbish cart brigade to clean city streets beginning a formal sanitation service and improving urban cleanliness. The initiative marks one of the early organized public waste management efforts.
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Francis
France
Scout Membership for Canada Exceeds One Hundred Thousand
The Boy Scouts Association of Canada reports its membership has surpassed 100000 for the first time, reaching 102873. The tally reflects regional figures with Saskatchewan 6358, Alberta 8566, and British Columbia 8344, under the objective set by Earl of Bessborough and supported by Lord Tweedsmuir during his tenure.
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Canadian Association
Boy Scouts’ Association of Canada
Naking
Earl of Bessborough
Scout For Canada
Lord Tweedsmuir
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Witnesses in French Courts May Lie Under Oath
The article notes that witnesses in French courts can stretch the truth and even draw on imagination when testifying, suggesting a legal culture where verbal craft may influence courtroom outcomes. It discusses the tolerance for untruthful or embellished statements in proceedings.
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