World Happenings Briefly Told
Louis Levinsky a 73 year old philanthropist and early Toronto Jewish leader died at his home in Toronto. Alberta plans cuts of about 1 million dollars this year to public expenditure. Canadians note limited British aircraft sales with reliance on American engines. A Calgarian group urges city hall to close beer parlors and liquor stores until hardship passes. A US Congress inquiry into fascist activity is proposed by Rep Fish. The crown timber agent says northern Ontario settlers will get personal use permits for fuel wood. Gandhi’s last act before arrest involved sending a message from London. India’s J J Wall notes wariness over trade reservations. An aviation economy program in Colombia by Joshua Hinchcliffe targets municipal teacher grant cuts. A single British designer is explored for a Canadian suitable aircraft while Britain sells no civil planes to Canada.
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Ontario
J. McCaw
Crown
Unemployed Married Men's Association
Calgary
United States Congress
Representative Fish
New York
Alberta
House
Alder
J.J. Wall
Department of Indian Affairs
Columbia
Joshua Hinchcliffe
Educaion
Britain
Canada
Smiths Hashington
Douglas
Calfortia
P Compariso
California
P. Brooks
Royal Meteorological Society
Huntington
Central Asia
Caspian Basin
Mr Prook
America
South America
Santiago
Chil
North America
United States
Europe
Mr. Brook
China
J. Barrell
Yale University
Asia
Persia
North Africa
Palmyra
Sahara
Saskatchewan
Royal Commission On Better Farming
Skin's varying power kills bacteria, baffling scientists
At Baltimore the Society of American Ma teriologists heard about skin that sometimes kills bacteria and other times invites contact. Justin ia H. Hill and Edwin C. White of Johns Hopkins University described experiments from the James Buchanan Brachy urological Institute.
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Society of American Materiologists
Baltimore
Justinia H. Hill
Edwin C. White
James Buchanan Brachy Urological Anstitute
Johns Hopkins University
Beigtum Premier Renkin Plans Tariff Increase
Premier Renkin of Beigtum announced use of government powers to raise tariffs and regulate imports. The statement is seen as signaling defensive moves against protectionist rules abroad as a temporary policy.
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Renkin
Beigtum
Caltech Professors Invent Electron Velocity Microscope
Caltech in Pasadena credits professors Jesse Dumond and Harry Kirkpatrick with a microscope that observes and measures electron velocity. The device demonstrates electrons moving, illustrating how much smaller than atoms electrons are.
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Jesse Dumond
Harry Kirkpatrick
California Institute of Technology At
Pasadena
Drought debates and climate cycles in Saskatchewan discourse
The article discusses drought conditions in southern Saskatchewan, arguing changes in farming methods needed if rainfall remains below normal. It surveys climate cycles, historical droughts, and planetary and solar influences, citing the Wisconsin glaciation, tree-ring studies, Caspian Sea levels, and global records to suggest climate variability may be real and impactful.
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Saskatchewan
Commission On Better Farming
Olds
Alberta
Red Deer River
Eastend
Saskatoon
Albekatchewan
Arctic
North America
Wisconsin
Egypt
Bruckner
Berne
Europe
H.C. Russell
Sydney
Australia
Dr. Lockyer
South Africa
Col. Rawson
Bruck
Monthly Weather Review
Jesse W. Schurman
Pruckner
Clough
California
Central Asia
Institute of Washington
Huntington
Caol the Great
Caspian Sea
Coral Asia
Cajan
Climate threat in Saskatchewan prompts urgent call for action
A provincial discussion on drought and climate cites Saskatchewan’s dry cycle risk and the need for climatologists to guide farming policy. The piece argues governments cannot sustain relief indefinitely and urges unified public response under natural law to solve the conservation and afforestation challenge.
Clay Pipe Maker Remains At Work Despite Industry Decline
Wanian Afitchell began as an apprentice at Cupar Clay Factory at eleven and, now aged 65, stays with the same firm. He produces nine to ten gross daily, each gross sixteen dozen to offset breakage, and blames cigarette smoking for the industry's rapid decline.
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Wanian Afitchell
Cupar
Firehire
Oldest Rocks on Laurentian Plateau Define Canadian Shield
The rocks of the pre-Cambrian Laurentian Plateau cover over 1,750,000 square miles in Canada and are described as the oldest known science.
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Laurentian Plateau
Canada
Nicodemus and the necessity of spiritual rebirth
A Sunday School lesson on John 3 16 and Nicodemus in John 3 1 21 explains Jesus dialogue with the Pharisee. It discusses belief, the new birth, and the Spirit as the agent enabling spiritual life beyond physical birth.
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John
Nicodemus
Tharisee
Sanhedrin
Jewish Court of Justice
Jesus
Nicolemus
Sicodemus
God
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Pr ‘ Eae
Louis Levinsky
Toronto
Mahatma Gandhi
Scotland Yard
London
England
Tives
Elasto
SRS New Bre Treatment Co. Limited
Dept
Craig St. W
Mon
Drouth
Jan F. Bryant
Durat
J.C. Curry
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Curry
Popular Science Monthly
Andrew Douglas
University of Arizona At Tucson
The
Royal Bank of Canada
Simer
Withdenemar
Noth
Cana
Sary As
Follon
Goeenoe
Commission On Conservation and Afforestation
Bes
Kent
Othe
Tsa
Cire
Wes
Deml Jesus and
Nico
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