Dominion Provinces relations urged for practical federation
The Winnipeg Free Press argues Canadians must adopt a practical minded attitude to clarify responsibilities between Dominion and Provinces. It stresses better division of social service duties to replace an ill balanced system and advance national progress.
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Winnipeg Free Press
Intelligence Not Impaired Woman With Half Brain
A Pittsburgh eight year old girl with half a brain has learned to perform most tasks she once did. After removal of the right brain hemisphere, she shows an IQ of 115 on the Stanford Binet test. She cannot recall events since surgery but remembers preexisting telephone numbers.
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Pitsburgh
American Psychiatric I Association
Stuart N. Rowe
Pittsburgh
CBC Western Growth Plans Spark Mixed Prairie Reactions
A national CBC program review notes mixed prairie responses to L W Brockington's plan to add four high powered stations, with immediate gains for Ontario and Quebec and Western gaps, plus calls for a western high powered station and a CBC announcer school to improve diction and presentation. It urges reduced interference and possible experimental commercial ventures if needed.
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Prairie Provinces
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
L. W. Brockington
K.C
Ottawa
Regina
Toto
Prairies
Maritimes
Ontario
Quebec
C.B.C
U.S
CBC
Freight car thefts drop to record low in 1936
The Association of American Railroads reports freight car theft claims in the U.S. and Canada totaling $688,792 in 1936, the lowest yearly total on record. Coal and coke losses top the list as gangs and individuals steal fuel, with raids often occurring on moving trains in sparsely settled areas.
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James
Association of American Railroads
U.S
Canada
Selected Cherry Dessert Sauce
A simple cherry sauce made from canned cherry juice and Benson's Corn Starch blended with cold juice sugar then cooked briefly. Finish with lemon juice and chill, serving with whipped cream or Crown Brand Corn Syrup as a topping.
Synthetic rubber to be manufactured in London on a large scale
The London Observer reports that synthetic rubber named neoprene will be produced on a large scale in Britain for the first time. The chief compounds are coal limestone and rock salt and Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd will handle production drawing wide interest from commercial scientific and industrial circles.
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Imperial Chemical Indusries, Ltd
London Observer
Syrup Pot Incident Involving Clyde Mustion Revealed
An odd scene centers on Clyde Mustion in Oshkon, Missouri, where an educated syrup pot allegedly acts through a device attached to its lid. The lid descends as syrup is poured and the pitcher purportedly wipes itself.
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Clyde Mustion
Oshkonong
Mustion
Champion Letter Writer Algernon Bennet Ashton Dies At 77
Algernon Bennet Ashton once styled himself champion letter writer to the British Press has died aged 77. He published around 2,000 letters since 1900 and enjoyed studying ancient buildings debating in the House of Commons and games like billiards draughts chess and cards.
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Algernon Bennet Ashton
House of Commons
Wake Up Your Liver Bile And Youll Jump Out of Morning
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix sensational health claims with disjointed phrases. The readable portion mentions waking up the liver and bile and implies a morning energy theme, but no clear event, person, or organization is evident to anchor a factual summary.
Soil inventory warns of famine within two centuries
The Works Progress Administration soil project concludes U S agriculture will die of neglect in about 200 years and the population will follow unless soil fertility measures are taken. Director Dr Jacob Lipman notes nitrogen and sulfur depletion as key risks, with erosion and oxidation blamed for rapid soil decline.
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Works Progress Administration
United States
WPA
William H. J. Ely
Jacob C. Lipman
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Duchess breaks coronation precedent by wearing rabbit fur
The Duchess of Hamilton, friend of Queen Mother Mary, did not wear ermine at the coronation. She chose rabbit fur to protest trapping of fur-bearing animals. This gesture marked a notable departure from tradition.
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Duchess of Hamilton
Queen Mother
Mary
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