Disarmament Conference Urges Global Peace Effort
In February 1952 a major world conference is proposed to discuss disarmament. The author argues war cannot end war and condemns arms buildup by major nations, urging broad public and national action to ensure the conference succeeds and ushers in a lasting era of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Branch Cabell
France
Duc de Puysange
Ryswick
America
League of Nations
League
Locarno
Soviet
Russia
United States
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Rced
Dominion Checker Tournament at Regina
The Canadian Checker Association holds the Annual Dominion Checker Tournament in Regina during the week starting February 8 1932. A cordial invitation for attendance is extended. For details contact J E Watson 974 Athol St Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
J. E. Watson
Athol St
Russian Ear Specialist Leaves Leningrad for McGill Research
Dr La A Andreef of Leningrad has obtained permission to leave the Soviet Union for a year long research project at McGill University in Montreal. He will work with Profs John Tait Boris B Bapkin and J B Collip on deafness causes. Andrees sailed from Bremen and will join Pavlovian work at McGill.
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la. A. Andreef
Leningrad
Russia
McGill University
Montreal
John Tait
Boris B. Bapkin
J. B. Collip
Andrees
Bremen
Germany
McGill
Pavlov
Pains in Wis Heart Serves in Bad Condition 4
Fragmentary report notes heart pain and fast heartbeat with sharp chest pains. Source text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or an identifiable event.
Canadian Grown Bulbs Reach Export Milestone
A survey shows British Columbia bulb farming on Vancouver Island and the Fraser Valley expanding. Narcissi 84 acres yielding 9,989,900 bulbs. early tulips 7 acres 628,550. Darwin tulips 22 acres 1,924,350. Bladioli 58 acres 5,599,500. firs 8 acres 500,000. other bulbs 15 acres about 500,000. Bulbs are first class in size and quality comparable to the best imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacouver Island
Fraser Valley
British Col
Plac
British Columbia
Neuritis Relief Claims From Kruschen Salts Trial
Paragraphs claim three months off with neuritis and sciatica improved after using Kruschen Salts, describing severe pain, blood purification, and renewed energy as the sensation of wellness spreads through the body.
Modern Newspaper Service Costs and Reach
The Brantford Expositor notes the global reach and vast expenses behind modern newspapers. It explains the intricate gathering system, equipment, and services required to deliver the latest, accurate dispatches quickly to readers, asserting the service’s enterprise.
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Brantford Expositor
Guarding Marriage Rite I Archbishop Warns Clergy
The archbishop of Ibury laments laxity on marriage in the Church of England and issues questions for couples before banns. He states no marriage should be solemnized for a divorced person with a living former spouse and for those not baptized. An unrelated asthma ad follows, urging early treatment.
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Ibury
Church of England
Yiven
Condolence From Dayton Soap Company for Napier Plant Loss
Messages of sympathy from around the world arrive for New Zealand quake victims. A Dayton Ohio soap firm telegrams Napier, joking that their plant and buildings were destroyed by elephants.
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New Zealand
Dayton
Ohio
Napier
Glasgow Ideal Home Exhibition Showcases 250 Exhibits
Nearly 250 exhibits were displayed at this year’s ideal home exhibition in Glasgow Scotland highlighting consumer goods and home design trends for visitors and buyers.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Canadian Aberdeen Angus Directors For 1982 Elected
The Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association announced 1982 directors led by F. W. Crawford of Winnipeg as secretary. Ontario’s John A. Brown Forrest and T. A. Edwards of Watford. Manitoba’s Harry Leader and James Turner of Carroll. Saskatchewan’s W. JF. Warren Belbeck and W. D. Lyon of Deveron. Alberta and British Columbia’s E. W. Jones Calgary and J. Henderson Lacombe plus R R Buchan of Pincher Creek. The president and vice president will be chosen at the first meeting of the new directorate.
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Averacen
Angus Association
F. W. Crawford
Winnipeg
Ontario
John A. Brown
Forrest
T. A. Edwards
Watford
Ont
Manitoba
Harry Leader
Burnside
James Turner
Carroll
Saskatchewan
W. JF. Warren
Belbeck
W. D. Lyon
Deveron
Alberta
British Columbia
E. W. Jones
Calgary
J. Henderson
Lacombe
RR. Buchanan
Pincher Creek
Fewer British Vessels Docking at Montreal Port in 1931
The port warden’s report shows Montreal greeted 508 British vessels in 1931, down 68 from 1930, amid weak world trade conditions. Total overseas traffic fell 19 ships, tonnage down by 332 558, with 796 overseas vessels of all registries docking domestically that year.
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Montreal
C. R. Brown
Two Frugal Dishes and Beauty Claim in Old Notes
A quartet of recipes shows economical prep with orange juice milk and sugar plus a decorative orange slice serving idea. A Persian beauty elixir promises youthful skin soft hands and a delicate fragrance. Indian reserves farming data report 1930 crops grown wheat corn oats barley rye and garden plots across Prairie Provinces.
Too Many Middlemen In Trade Says Globe
An editorial argues against excessive middlemen in US Canadian trade and urges the minister of trade and commerce to curb agency layers. The piece cites harm to consumers and calls for streamlined import processes.
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United States
Medical Expert Dies Martyr to His Science at 36
Dr HM Vango of the University of Alberta died December 29 1931 from blood poisoning after a minor thumb injury during post mortem work. The British born professor aided crime detection through medical science while investigating the murder of H C Larsen the Consort farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM Vango
University of Alberta
H.C. Larsen
Farmer
Consort
London
England
Short Paid Letters Cause Holiday Letter Shortage
Toronto reports 725000 US to Canada letters arrived short paid as Christmas rush exposes stamp shortfall. Ottawa asks Washington postal officials to publicize that three cents are needed for US to Canada mail service to avoid repeats. For the Athlete Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised as a muscle lubricant and pain reliever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Toronto
Ottawa
Washington Postal Administration
Canada
Thomas
Recall at Oshawa GM Plant Restores Payroll Near Full
The Oshawa plant of General Motors of Canada has recalled 1,000 employees to work in December as improved business conditions restore payroll toward full operation.
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Oshawa
General Motors of Canada, Ltd
Queer Fish Explore Siam Creatures Climbing Banks
A playful note details queer fish in Siam that can climb canal banks with tails and fins and move on land as fast as a man walking. The piece muses on why a big heart and a big pocket book seldom travel together and touches on limits a trust may place on whiskey versus input.
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Siam
Short course farm school eyed with Dominion farms plan
Hon Robert W federal minister forecasts a practical stock raising program linked to Dominion experimental farms. He notes the possibility of short course schools for farm youth to gain winter training in stock breeding and foundation stock value.
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Dominion Experimental Farms
Robert W
Ayr
Weir
Indian education centres in Canada report 1930 figures
Department of Indian Affairs records 300 centres total in Canada for 1930 including 7 residential and 2 day schools. Total enrolment reaches 19,743 with average attendance 11,579. Nearby Edmonton area yields 75 bushels of Garnet wheat per acre on a small tract.
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Canada
Department of Indian Affairs
Edmonton
Alberta
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Scotland Yard
B'nai Brith Messenger
J. D. Kellogg
Aberdeen-Angus Directors
Betty Parclay
Ssion Dainties
Betty Barclay
Prairie Provinces
Douglas
MacDonald
Martyr To
Fort Course Farm
Williams
Ramsay Co
National Manufacturing Co Montreal
Para- Sani
Para-Sani
Appleford
Western
Martin. A CO
Regina. Sask
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