World happenings briefly told
A mail route opens from Prince George to Ger mansen Landing in British Columbia. An Australian bill passes third reading by 32 to 2. The Duke of Gloucester opens the 16th international Red Cross conference in London appealing for aid to war victims. Pilot Officer Colin Milburn of Prince George dies in a plane crash near Filkins. Grain shortages and poor iron ore output cause ships to be tied up on the Great Lakes. A plan to form provincial medical organizations within the Canadian Medical Association is approved by seven of nine provincial bodies at Halifax. A monument to Jews who died with allied armies in the Great War is inaugurated at Donaumont, France. Espionage trials of 195 Spanish officials begin in Madrid. Debate in Commons on livestock marketing inquiry led by Harry Leader and backed by R. B. Bennett.
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Duke of Gloucester
International Red Cross
London
Colin W. Milburn
Prince George
Brize Norton Aviation School
Carterton
Oxford
Lakehead
Upper Great Lakes
Canadian Medical Association
National Society
Halifax
Donaumont
France
Naval
Cesar Campinchi
Spain
Madrid
Teiters
House of Commons
Harry Leader
Anne Adams Pattern 4604 for day dress or party gown
Learn to sew with Anne Adams pattern 4604 offering a frisky daytime dress and an ankle-length party version. Sizes 6 to 14 with yardage for 86 inch fabric and lace trim options. directs sending 20 cents to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Winnipeg.
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Ofte Amar
Anne _adams
Anne Adams
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Ave
Flin Flon Mines and Depression Hit Manitoba City
A historic report portrays Flin Flon Manitoba as a busy mining town with 1,647,438 tons mined last year and 15 years of reserves remaining. Civic leaders push self support and relief limits as wages total about 239000 dollars monthly, underscoring economic strain and ongoing interest in the region.
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Flin Fion
Flin Flon
Manito
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Prospector Tom Creighton in Flin Flon health revival tale
A torn reminiscence recounts Tom Creighton once crippled by arthritis at twenty who regained vigor after six months with a Colorado doctor. Now 64, he runs field crews for Hud Bay Mining at Flin Flon. He credits diet and unusual exercises, claims sharp eyesight, and maintains a frugal regimen of water and food.
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Tom’ Creighton
Flin Fon
Hadson Bay Mining & Smelting 2
Mpropertieguard Aon
Tom Lips
Tom
Tim
Pian
Tukolorado
Hudave Bay Mining & Smelting Co
Flin Flon
United States to Propose World Disarmament Plan
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that the United States government has indicated it will make definite proposals to secure world disarmament. Asked if Britain would join, he said the United States suggested they would attempt such moves. The remark came amid calls for a halt to the arms race.
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United States
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Arthur Henderson
Labor
Great Britain
Rajah of Bamra plans Buckingham Palace style palace in India
The 24 year old Rajah of Bamra told Sunday Dispatch reporters in England he plans a marble palace in his Indian state. It will feature mosaic, lapis lazuli and onyx pillars, autos, fountains, two pools and costs around £2,000. He tours London shops with Prime Minister A K Bose, buys trinkets, and plans dairy farming visits and an electric robot road system on return to India.
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Bamra
Buckingham Palace
India
Rajah
Telf
Sunday Dispatch
Bia
England
London
A. K. Bose
Deoga
Imperial Airways
Croydon
Tam
Holland
True Stories of Chemistry in Everyday Life
The article explains how cellulose derivatives appear in daily items from safety glass and rayon to car components. It notes origination with acetic acid treated cotton, and highlights widespread uses from upholstery to cosmetics, packaging, buttons, and fishing tackle.
Readers seek full McCullough cancer article set
Editorial note invites readers to obtain the complete series on Dr. McCullough's cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 103 Bond St, Toronto, Ontario.
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Dr. McCullough
Tom
Health League of Canada
Bond St
Toronto
Ont
Joshua’s Rise to Lead Israel and Conquest of Canaan
The lesson outlines Joshua becoming Moses’ successor, led by the Spirit to carry out God’s will. It recounts crossing the Jordan, Jericho and Ai campaigns, then two more campaigns, and finally Joshua’s farewell admonitions urging allegiance to Jehovah and gratitude for divine aid.
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Joshua
Moses
Joshuaw
Jordahou
Jordan
Canaan
Jehovah
Gilg
Jericho
God
Abraham
Lid
FW Norwood
Mountie McDowell Draws Crowd at Canada House
George Ian Lance Coronal McDowell of the Royal Mounted Police, stationed at Canada House in London, drew a large crowd seeking autographs and photos. The mountie, who spent seven of the last eleven years near the Arctic circle, was greeted with enthusiastic reception. The London Evening News ran two pictures and headlined the encounter.
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George Ian
McDowell
Royal Cans Mounted Police
Canada House
London
Arctic Circle
London Evening News
Yukon
Pottery Vessels Found From Pharaoh Cheops's Queen
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts holds 138 pottery vessels unearthed from the tomb of Queen Hetepheres, mother of Cheops, dating about 5000 years ago.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Cheops
Hetepheres
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