World Happenings Briefly Told
Prices in Australia may top 264000 dollars with a crop 100000 bales larger than any prior year. Lord Elton to write Ramsay MacDonald biography. Jellyfish mass 100000 tons halt liner Dromore Castle at Durban harbor. NSW youth under 18 barred from greyhound meetings. Sam the European bison among Europe’s rarest animals dies. Queen Mary raises funds at antiques bazaar for Personal Service League. Vancouver MP G G McGeer pushes BC Alaska highway. Japan to grant bachelor of gas degree to med students with chair of poison gas. Japanese bombers target Chinese planes while dummy airframes are blown up night after night.
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Australia
Lord Elton
Ramsay MacDonald
Durban
South Africa
Union Castle
Dromore Castle
New South Wales
London
Sam
Europe
Mary
G. G. McGeer, KC
Vancouver
Burrard
British Columbia-Alaska
Okayama Medical College
Tea color differences arise from processing methods
Green and black teas originate from the same plant but differ in processing. The distinct hues result from how they are withered, oxidized, and dried before marketing, influencing flavor and aroma.
Disturbed at Night Shakeup Prompts Morning Rescue
Sheena Sait reports disturbance at night prompting a morning response. Authorities investigated alleged unrest and cleared the scene with no injuries reported.
Flin Flon Mine Welfare Club and Community Life
The article explores Flin Flon mine operations describing the electric power system from Island Falls, the wood working plant, and the high safety standards. It highlights employee life with about 1,000 workers from Manitoba and Saskatchewan, welfare programs, and a Community Club with 1,235 employees and 80 townspeople, funded by a monthly fee, plus a seven year old Bulletin detailing welfare actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thief Engineers
Island Falls
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Farma
Bulletin
Forest Found in Australian Desert Vast and Rich
Ecologist P. Hossfield, senior geologist for the North Australian Survey, reports a forest about 300 square miles in the heart of the Australian desert. The stand, mainly desert oak, lies some 70 miles from the Granites goldfield and is estimated to hold at least two million trees valuable for building and mining use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hossfield
North Australian Survey
Granites
Montreal Star
Movable Eye Training Aims to Boost Reading Skills
Harvant psychologists develop a moving picture method to aid reading. The program targets adults and children to improve eye movement and reading ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvant
Healthy diet basics for growing children emphasized
A guide on child growth links height and strength to proper building materials, urging milk eggs meat and vegetables as key foods. It notes milk lacks iron and cellulose, suggests fruits like apples supply bulk, and promotes natural foods to boost appetite and health.
Paralyzed Man Healed After Friends Lower Him Through Roof
A Sunday school devotional recounts Jesus in Capernaum with a paralytic brought by four friends. Jesus forgives the man's sins, then heals him, prompting astonishment among onlookers and tension with scribes who doubt divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Jecus
Capernaum
Ain House
Jesus
Hou
Moffatt
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Sim Ogden
Ogden
Sheena
Arris
Sago Fuddin
Alice Stevens
Home Service
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Tropics
Mason
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