Canada and world war tensions show across 1938 events
In 1938 Canada ran 57 mental institutions with 46389 patients and 3702 on parole. Manitoba Legion backs a war veterans defence force to counter fifth column activity. French authorities say Suez stock once owned by Goebbels. Britain raids gun shops to curb fifth column threats. Alberta reports 47 election deposit losses out of full returns. RCAF flyers honored after crash near Co Bourg. France’s Guillaumat, once war minister, dies. Belgrade imposes foreigner reporting rules every 10 days.
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Manitoba
Canadian Legion
Canada
Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Britain
Alberta
Robert Aniditon
Royal Canadian Air Force
Co- Bourg
Ont
Marie-Louis Guillaumat
France
East
New Brunswick journalist wins 1940 CWPC Memorial Award
Maud Maxwell Vesey of St Stephen NB has been named winner of the 1940 Members Memorial Award of the Canadian Women's Press Club. Her report on the King and Queen's 1939 NB visit, published in the St Croix Courier, earned top honors. Honorable mentions go to Evelyn Caldwell, Norma Magder, Louise Thirwell, and Lillian Gibbons for varied crime to mass-meeting coverage.
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Maud Maxwell Vesey
St. Stephen
Canadian Women's Press Club
Miriam Green Ellis
Winpipe
Verey
New Brunswick
St. Croix Courier
St Stephen
N.B
Evelyn Caldwell
Vancouver News- Herald
Norma Nettie Magder
Montreal
Louise ‘Thirwell
Calgary Albertan
Lillian Gibbons
Winnipeg Tribune
Press Club
Canada
F. P. Hotson
Toronto Star
J. F. B. Livesay
Canadian Press Fund
Bruce Hutchison
Victoria
Vesey
Frederickton Gleaner
The
Christian Science Monitor
Dexter P. Cooper
Maritimes
United States
Mount Allison University
Home Service Learn Beauty Methods From New Home Course
Learn beauty treatment steps for oily and dry hair with home study. The booklet omits sensitive details, offering facials, makeup application, and hair care guidance. Includes a list of other self improvement topics and a Winnipeg newspaper notice about purchasing aids and courses.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg
Nwspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Man
Hitler’s Schoolmate Portrays Him As Bully and Liable
Anton Belets, once a schoolmate of Adolf Hitler, recalls a brutal, disruptive boy now a naturalized Canadian in a London tailor shop. He disputes claims about Hitler’s army service, noting Hitler served as an Austrian lieutenant and noting claims of German service are incorrect.
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Adolf Hitler
Anton Belets
Hitler
Anton
King and Waterloo
London
Mutt
Gratz
Austria
Adolf
Lins
Cave
Germany
Anne Adams Pattern 4445 for Misses and Women
Anne Adams Pattern 4445 offers a versatile cotton frock for college-age girls and matron wear with curved center-front panels and bloused side bodice. Features include shoulder and waist darts, curved sleeves, and lace edging. Sizes 14 through 42, fabric and ric rac requirements listed, price 20 cents. Send size name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Anne ‘Adams
Winnipeg
McDermott Ave. E
Hotel of the Future showcased in Atlantic City exhibit
Delegates to the New Jersey State Hotel Association in Atlantic City viewed a future hotel at the Hotel Ambassador. The manufacturers’ exhibits featured woven glass drapes cold light glass brick partitions neon decorations and chromium glass bars without mahogany, signaling a bold modern concept.
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New Jersey State Hotel Association
Atlantic City
Ambassador
By Their Fruits We Shall Know Them Lesson From Vine
Sunday School lesson discusses Ezekiel 15 1 6 and Matthew 7 16 20 focusing on usefulness and fruit. It cites Jerusalam's vines, warns against hypocrisy and fruitless trees, and notes health education praise for Canadian press and radio aids in public health campaigns.
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Ezekiel
Matthew Sang
God
Jerusalem
Jesus
J. D. Jons
van Lennep
Western
Asia
Doctor Of Finance On Collections
A Harvester World article urges collectors to view each delinquent as financially ill and to act as a financial doctor. It stresses individual analysis and personalized procedures to restore customers to healthy finances through friendly advice and tailored action.
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Harvester World
Mineral wealth and access debate from the early 20th century
The article discusses how democracies dominate mineral resources led by Britain and the United States, stressing the need for equitable access and potential public control. It notes Dr. C. K. Leith’s call for collective guarantees, then shifts to job placement trends in colleges, and ends with Benjamin Franklin birth reflections and aphorisms.
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Great Britain
United States
C. K. Leith
Brethe Minerals and Metals Advisory Committee
St War
Leith
Native tribe adopts Viking styled ceremonial headdress
A Nizamiland South Africa native tribe unveils a ceremonial headdress inspired by Viking design. The item blends local craft with imagined Norse influence, signaling cultural exchange and ceremonial significance. details on materials or makers remain limited.
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Nizamiland
South Africa
Spread Out Experts Warn on Early Sowing and Ongoing Planting
Gardening advice emphasizes delaying no sowing stop and continuing plantings through July in most of Canada to spread harvests and keep produce fresh. Techniques include staggered seed sowing, started plants, frost protection, and using weed killers. tools like Dutch hoes and three fingered wire cultivators ease labor. note on gorillas height and reach.
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Canada
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Wes
Hotel of the Future
Press of Canada
Health
Health League of Canada
League
Dominion
Presen
BR. JW. S. McCullough
By John C. Kirrwe
Benjamin Franklin
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