World Happenings Briefly Told
Robert Guyon of Le Journal of Paris was ordered out of Mal y for distasteful articles. Cunard Shipping marked its 100th year in trans Atlantic trade. Nova Scotia opened a motorized dental clinic. A large war chest of gold awaits in the U S and Canada for England. Toronto church to adopt a European refugee family was refused. Japan mobilizes 1 100 000 laborers amid China war. Tim Buck of the Communist party of Canada nominated to run in Hamilton East. Finnish Fascists suffer defeat, seven of 14 seats lost in Helsingfors. Ottawa reports notices to privately owned radio networks to come under Canadian Broadcasting Corporation control starting Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Shipping Line
Samuel Cunard
Halifax
Canada
Nova Scotia Department of Health
United States
England
Toronto Church
Fedral
China
Tim Buck
Communist Party of Canada
Hamilton East
Helsingfors
Ottawa
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
King orders Flamingo airliner for royal use with British design details
The King orders a Flamingo style airliner for personal royal use. The all metal, high wing, two 800 hp engines, 210 mph cruise, 1250 mile range craft seats 12 to 20 passengers. Cabin measures 7 ft 4 in by 6 ft 7 in with 24 ft 2 in length and steam heated air conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Num Vegas
United States
Goldfish Wallows Highlight Collegian Incident
A trivial local note reports a goldfish incident involving a collegian and draws attention to a curious campus moment. No injuries or official actions are described, but the anecdote underscores lighthearted campus life and student activity.
The King and Queen See Deep Qualities in George VI
The King and Queen impressed American leaders with more than polite demeanor during their visit. Their conduct suggested qualities deeper than public appearances as they engaged Roosevelt Hull Borah and LaGuardia, signaling respect and influence beyond casual impressions. Toronto Saturday Night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Borah
LaGuardia
George VI
Toronto
How to Weave Useful Novelties Home Service booklet
A 32 page Home Service booklet from the Winnipeg News Paper Union advertises do it yourself weaving projects. It includes loom setups using burlap and twine, weaving rugs mats belts and purses, plus diagrams and complete directions. Additional booklets on gardening dancing travel and phrases are offered for 15 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Negotiations Seek Double Taxation Convention
United States and Canadian government officials are negotiating in Ottawa to establish a convention for relief from double taxation. If successful, a person taxed in the country of origin would not be taxed again in the country of receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ottawa
Washington
Britain Claims 13 Million Subjects in the Americas
A report notes Britain governed about 13 million people across the Americas in 2315, detailing imperial reach and administrative spans. The piece discusses colonial governance structures and regional implications for policy and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Americas
Day long shirtwaist frock by Anne Adams pattern 4150
Advertises pattern 4150 by Anne Adams for a long day shirtwaist dress with scalloped front, wide collar, and puff shoulders. Notes sizes 16 18 20 34 36 40 42 44, fabric estimates, price, and mail order from Winnipeg Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Ave
Selected Recipes for Christie Uranan Savers
Finely crush wafers and form crust for an eight inch pie plate. Bake shell, then prepare custard with scalded milk, egg yolks, cornstarch, sugar, salt, and vanilla in double boiler, finish with meringue. Assemble tuna celery apple salad with lemon mayonnaise and eggs, served on lettuce for six portions.
Oldest American Daily News Cuts Obituary Details
The HMartror editorially announced a new policy to omit the cause of death from future obituaries. Editors framed the move as a measure to spare readers from gloomy predictions and to preserve peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmartror
America
Jeroboam Pleas For Justice At Shechem In Rehoboam Crisis
A Sunday school lesson on 1 Kings 12 describes Jeroboam's plea to Rehoboam at Shechem for lighter burdens, and Rehoboam's poor counsel. The split of Israel follows as the northern tribes reject Judah, signaling tyranny and resulting in the loss of unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeroboam
Shechem
Solomon
Reeboam
Egypt
Rehoboam
Jom
Samuel
Saul
David
Ahijah
Jesse
Israel
Rehoboam Remai
Judah
May Become Announcer From Empire Day Broadcast
Ontario elevator man Alex Brady of the Canadian Bank of Commerce Toronto says his Empire Day CBC broadcast led to greetings from Vancouver and Natal and a chance to test for a regular announcer job. He expects about a year of study before he is ready.
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Ontario
Alex Brady
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toonto
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Vancouver
Natal
South Africa
CBC
Census to Count U S Population With Vast Supplies
The Census Bureau estimates it will use 325196 pencils 6472 pints of ink 1900 pounds of paste and 11000 typewriter ribbons for the upcoming count. The Treasury reports a saving of 16000000 in paper ink labor and storage since size reduced a decade ago.
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United States
Census Bureau
Treasury Department
New York World-Telegram
Brief Biography of Rene Laennec in Lower Brittany
In the Health League of Canada quarterly a sketch on Rene Laennec notes his early hardship in Brittany, loss of his mother to pulmonary tuberculosis, and how illness cut his life short at 45. It covers his classical education, Paris medical training under Corsu, and his rise to professor at the College of France. His invention of the stethoscope began with hearing heart sounds through a rolled paper cylinder. He died in 1826, Laennec is revered as the patron saint of workers and a progenitor of modern auscultation.
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Health League of Canada
Rene Laernee Quimper
Lower
Brittany
England
Laerinee
Paris
Napoleon
Corsi
Laennec
Necker Hospital
Minec
Laennee
College of France
Corsuart
France
Cancer article collection offer in reader notice
Readers urged to obtain the complete set of Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont. The notice provides a postal request path for full series access.
France Displays War Fashion At Paris Security Show
Paris hosts a National Defence Ministry event presenting an exposure of security with avant garde gear. A two piece yellow or green oilskin suit with gas mask mittens and boots headlines air raid apparel. Other outfits include a white waterproof diver like suit with helmet and accessories like portable extinguishers. The Air Ministry demonstrates explosives incendiaries and shrapnel to justify the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defence Ministry
Air Ministry
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Robert Guyon
le Journal of
Maly
Rome
Home Service
Anne
Graham
Fang
Unday
Man
McCullough
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