Royal Visit Strengthens Canada’s Ties to Empire
The visit of Their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth to Canada is hailed as a historic triumph that deepens Canada’s bonds with the Motherland and Empire. The royal progress drew warm, widespread displays of affection from Canadians of British birth and naturalized citizens alike, signaling unity and a renewed national standing. The trip, spanning 17,000 miles at about $1785, is seen as elevating Canada’s status among world nations and foreshadowing closer transatlantic aviation links with Pan American Airways.
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King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Visit Canada
The royal visit boosts Canadian confidence and suggests a turning point for economic welfare. The presence of Their Majesties is praised for uniting democratic nations and strengthening ties with the United States, Britain, and Canada.
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Queen Elizabeth Native Land Debate Raised in Times-Journal
The article discusses whether Queen Elizabeth II is English or Scottish by birth and nationality. It cites Glamis Castle, Forfar, Angus, St. Paul’s Walden, and Ottawa in illustrating the royal connection to Scotland and England. It notes her references to Scotland as native land and native county while highlighting legal nationality rules.
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TurkeyEducation Edict Bans Schoolgirls Makeup Hairstyles
The Turkish Ministry of Education issues directive to Istanbul school heads prohibiting girls from waving curling dyeing or otherwise altering their hair and forbidding lipstick powder face cream makeup jewelry and stockings. Boys are required to keep hair neat and closely cropped.
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Photographers urged to buy stamps to photo royals
Report from the Western Ontario itinerary notes prescribed viewing distances for photographers during royal stops. A suggestion to obtain a picture of Their Majesties and avoid crowds was to buy a postage stamp, easing access for observers.
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Strength Of Empire And Democracy In British Isles
A Lethbridge alderman recounts meeting Queen Elizabeth and reflects on democracy. He cites evidence of democratic spirit in the empire and argues that improving mass conditions hinges on understanding democratic principles among leaders. The piece endorses the British Empire as long as rulers focus on lifting the masses.
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Revenue From Wolves as a Surprising Canadian Wealth Source
The article notes wolf skins as a valuable export for Canada, citing a 1936 1937 fiscal year total of 685018 in wolf exports and a five year total approaching two million dollars. It warns wolves as pests on farms and game areas, while their dead pelts fetch robes coats and other uses. Location cited is Sault Ste Marie.
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Sault Ste Marie
Opinion Of One Woman Television Casting Announcer Says Broad
Tasmine Bligh, a leading British television casting announcer, noted viewers prefer women on screen but suggested men’s voices are favored in non-vision broadcasts. She argued men fight for ideas, implying strength in debate depends on voice.
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Milwaukee Road Fastest Steam Run Sets Record
Railroad expert Eric Crickmay of Thomas Cook & Son confirms the Morning Hiawatha achieves world leading speed. The streamliner covers 78.3 miles from Sparta to Portage Wisconsin in 63 minutes at an average 74.6 mph setting a new record.
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New Silver Alloy Resists Sea Water Corrosion
The Chemical Foundation in New York announces a stainless steel alloy with added silver not exceeding two percent, often under one percent, to enhance corrosion resistance in seawater environments. Excavations near Dumfries, Scotland reveal a Hadrian’s Wall outpost fort 570 feet by 500 feet, likely housing 590 horsemen. The world hosts about 6,000 tea brands, distinguishable by taste according to experts. Atlanta, Georgia reports 350 churches serving over 100,000 members across 20 denominations.
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Scotland
Bible Reprints Lead Early Printer Careers
An analysis notes that the Bible has been reprinted more than any other book, with early printers starting their careers by issuing a few copies of the Bible to help secure future publications.
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