World Happenings Briefly Told
Imewari of Chesterfield former lord steward and 10th earl dies at 78. Canada’s 1932 employment average is 801356. Defence proposes Camp Borden landing field for unemployment relief. Canadian Society for Literature and the Arts formed in Toronto. 1982 field crops valued at 416,586,900 vs 432,235,400 in 1931. Alberta entries to World Grain Congress in Regina rise to 200. half received. William Enson, noted lumber exporter and timber owner, dies in Montreal at 86. Moscow Angora nonstop flight planned by Osoaviakom 1983. American Chamber of Commerce in London backs a Washington world economic conference.
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Chesterfield
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Department of National Defence
Camp Borden
Canadian Society For Literature and the Arts
Toronto
Alberta
World Grain Congress
Regina
agrmest_ wuliam enson
Quebec
Newfoundland
Montreal
Moscow
Angora
Black Sea
Civil Aviation Society
Osoaviakhim
American Chamber of Commerce
London
Francis E. Powell
Washington
Saskatchewan Poultry Division issues annual breeders catalogue
The third annual catalogue of Saskatchewan poultry and turkey breeders is issued under the provincial Livestock Branch. It lists prominent breeders with saleable products, includes expert articles for poultrymen, and previews provincial and federal services aiding the industry. A six year old cotton road strip in South Carolina shows no repair needs under equal traffic.
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Ketchewan Poultry Division
Poultry
Saskatchewan
South Carolina
Open Air Ministry and The Chosen Twelve
Jesus withdraws to the sea as a vast crowd seeks cures, signaling a shift to open air ministry. He directs His disciples to prepare a boat for escape while demons acknowledge Him as the Son of God. Jesus later selects the twelve apostles to be with Him, learn, and be sent to preach the Kingdom.
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Esau
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Engand
America
Abingdon Bible Commentary
Capernaum
Israel
Stratoplane future cross Atlantic travel envisioned
Prof Auguste Piccard told the National Geographic Society in Washington that stratoplanes could carry travelers across the Atlantic in a few hours with less risk than driving in a major city. He described a rapid, high altitude route as the inevitable intercontinental highway, with several machines already under construction.
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Auguste Piccard
Atlantic
National Geographic Society
Washington
Paris
Remembrance of Queen Alexandra’s Former Lady in Waiting
Vesey Fitzgerald once served Queen Alexandra and later lived as Mrs Fitzhardinge Rose in Calgary. She ran a small lending library and aided the poor after settling near Pine Lake, north of Calgary, following her marriage to George Fitzhardinge Rose. Illness led to retirement from her library duties.
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Honoraoe Mane
Vesey-Fitzgerald
Queen Alexandra
Calgary
Pine Lake
Rail-Van Demonstrated For Combined Rail and Truck Hauling
A new mobile container called the rail-van, mounted on roll-off castors, detaches from a truck to load onto a flat railroad car and transfers at the destination to a truck platform for door delivery. It promises lower freight costs on long hauls and helps railroads compete with motor carriers. Also noted is a padded leather drum device for warming cold hands and feet by vibration.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Henry A. Reimers
Rails- Vans, Inc
Chicago
Science Roams Back to Ancient Relics Near Persepolis
Ancient relics reveal a people 8 000 years old near the later Persian capital Persepolis. Netherland Indian air services reportedly use American pursuit planes in a striking anachronism of modern and ancient eras.
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Persepolis
Paris
Netherland Indian Air Services
Gerhard Larkin Urges Trade Barrier Removal At Salada Meeting
Salada Tea Company president Gerald R. Larkin addresses the annual staff meeting urging removal of tariff barriers to revive global trade. He cautions against defeatist talk, highlights wartime cooperation, and calls for broader internationalism to restore living standards and spur advertising plans by Salada.
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Gerald Larkin
Salada
Gerald R. Larkin
Salada Tea Company
Canada
United States
Dixas
Macdougall
Needy Veteran Settlers Say Soldier Settlement Roll Unchanged
Department officials reaffirm the soldier settlement policy stating no settler under the act will be disturbed if he strives to establish himself yet cannot meet payments due to circumstances beyond control. The remark follows a Prince Albert Sask despatch noting the local Canadian Legion branch may appeal to the Dominion Government for needy veterans. Siam plans to lend funds to farmers.
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Soldier Settlement
Department
Prince Albert, Sask
Canadian Legion
Dominion
Cheapest and Best Advantage Of Newspaper Advertising
Denton Massey of Toronto reiterates that newspapers are head and shoulders above other media for ads. He notes radio serves mainly as entertainment while newspapers reach the largest audience at the lowest cost and allow advertisers to gauge reader type.
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Denton Massey
Toronto
Massey
University of Western Ontario
Mr. Massey
Border Cities Star
Austrian Railways Lottery Vacations Promised
Following the success of mystery journeys, Austrian State Railways plans another tourist season feature. Lotteries will run with tickets sold cheaply. winners receive a vacation at a popular Austrian resort.
English scientist mild claim on eggs and herring
An English scientist asserts that at most one egg in every 10,000 lives could become a full sized herring. He notes England had the least sunshine in a year since 1569.
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