Canada in 1935 A call for internationalism and unity
The piece urges Canadians to embrace interdependence over nationalism as 1935 opens. It notes lessons from hardship, the need for closer provincial cooperation, constitutional reform, and a stronger role for Canada in world affairs, including support for the League of Nations and a broader national vision.
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Canada
World of Nations
Great Britain
United States
League of Nations
League
U.S
Dominion
Grain Growers Granted Open Market Sale Reward
Grain growers across European Russia and Eastern Siberia may sell grain flour and bread on the open market as a reward for meeting the grain collection plan. The measure applies to collective farms and individual farmers and was issued by the central committee of the Communist Party and the council of people's commissars.
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Russia
Siberia
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Council of People's Commissars
United States Forms General Headquarters Air Force
About 900 fighting planes are organized into a centralized General Headquarters Air Force. Lt Col Frank M. Andrews will command. it takes over from Major General Foulois and will report to Gen Douglas MacArthur via the Army Chief of Staff.
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George Dern
General Headquarters Air Force
Frank M. Andrews
Army
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Eight Chinese Match Factories Merge to Compete Abroad
Eight large match factories in China announce a merger to strengthen scale and reduce costs amid competition from foreign producers. The consolidation aims to improve efficiency, unify branding, and protect market share in domestic and export trading arenas.
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China
THG Graphologist Solves a Love Dilemma in Reader Letters
A graphology column presents Miss Anxious choosing between two suitors. The young doctor shows ambition and care, while the elderly financier offers wealth and travel. The expert favors the doctor, noting balance and independence in the woman.
Confidential Letter Replies From Public Office
A notice informs readers that letters are confidential and replies will be mailed as quickly as possible, with a recommended wait of at least two weeks for a response.
War veteran pursues stock and grain dreams on expanding Manitoba farm
Louis Cowan, a war veteran who migrated from France in 1920, now farms between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba. He began with 160 acres and 65 tons of hay, expanding to 960 acres as he nears his 1985 goal of pure bred stock and grain exhibitions, recalling 1934 as his best year.
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Louis Cowan
Cowan
Canada
France
Soldier's Settlement Board
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Manitoba
Conan
Rabbit Disease Reports At Athabasca In Two Cases
Two cases of tuleramia or rabbit disease have been reported at Athabaska. The illness, rare in humans, follows handling infected rabbits. Edmonton also reported two recent cases, marking the first provincewide since a lull. Cooking meat thoroughly prevents transmission.
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Athabasca
Athabaska
Edmonton
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