World Happenings Briefly Told From Calgary News Reel
Relief policy curbs cow keeping in Calgary with milk allowance reductions. Nipiaungauning Compan reports 1993 profit 14626 versus 162437 prior year. Premier Bennett becomes Queen's University rector succeeding O D Skelton. Tariff board chair Sedgewick travels to England to inspect plants. Alan Burns named governor of British Honduras. Mother's Day stamp pleases Postmaster General Parley. Dr Louis Martin named head of Pasteur Institute. Manitoba to receive Turtle Mountain reserve acre donation legal unit created. International Peace Gardens licensed to operate. Alberta fire tolls 30 deaths in 1933, 1,832 fires, $1,435,612 loss. 1932 figures 9 deaths, 1,937 fires, $2,485,401 loss.
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Manitoba
Turtle Mountain Reserve
International Peace Gardens, Incorporated
Alberta
Henry Brace
Rich radium find largest pitchblende strike yet uncovered
Edward Harlreaves of Great Bear development says the Hottah lake beds near Cameron Bay NWT hold the richest pitchblende discovery in the country or U.S. history. He shows ore samples, notes a ton ready for shipment, values ore at $6000 to $7000 per ton, and expects shipment to an eastern refinery. Silver not yet present. Also notes Legacy oats from Cereal Division of Agriculture performing well in western Canada and eastern Quebec.
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Hottah Lake
Cameron Bay
Nwt
Edward Harlreaves
Toronto
Great Bear Development
United States
Copany
Patches Rise After Hailstorm Repairs Wings in South Dakota
Ninety five patches were required to repair damage inflicted to wings of an aeroplane caught in a hail storm in South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Cotton Blouses Pattern Lets Two Summer Styles Shine
Pattern No. S43 offers two cotton blouse styles for spring and summer. The high neck short sleeve version features gathered wrist bands, while the V neck with windblown bow targets a younger look. Sizes 14 to 40 bust. View A needs 2 yards 38 inch material, View B 1 1/2 yards 39 inch material. Price 20 cents in stamps or coin.
Little Journeys In Science Scents
The article explains that all matter is made of tiny invisible particles called molecules with interstitial spaces. It notes gas molecules move freely and collide rapidly, causing pressure, and compares densities of gases liquids and solids, with examples like evaporation and temperature effects.
Canada Expends 135 Million annu ally to keep schools running
Canada allocates 135 million dollars annually to sustain schooling. Ordinary printers ink is used in producing fingerprints.
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Canada
Sunday School Lesson Text Devotional Reference
The brief devotional notes reflect a Sunday school interpretation of Matthew 26 2, citing the verse where Jesus prays in Gethsemane and seeks God’s will. It references the Golden Text and paired scripture Psalm 42 1 5, framing a devotional reading around surrender to divine intention.
Night Before End Examines Betrayal and Courage
Explanations and comments recount the eve of Jesus betrayal in Gethsemane. Edward Shillitoyo notes the mood of secrecy and looming crisis as Jesus speaks of death, Peter vows strength yet denies him, and the disciples face an atmosphere heavy with impending action.
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Judas
Jesus
Edward Shillitoy
Sam
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
Jesuis
Jess
Electricity Boosts Scottish Farm Efficiency and Yields
Electricity aids Scottish farmers to speed crop growth and ease work. About 400 use electric milking and butter making. Market gardeners warm hot beds with electric heat to speed vegetables. Chick care uses light to extend perceived day length for more egg laying. UV rays from lamps aid chick-rearing.
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Scotland
BC cattle may be shipped alive via Panama Canal
British Columbia livestock interests study profitable live shipment of beef cattle to European or British markets via the Panama Canal from Vancouver. Statistics show the move would mainly boost prices rather than alleviate excess production. Alberta cattle depress BC prices. Dr. W Ro Gunn and J A Grant discussed the plan with local livestock men during a Williams Lake visit.
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British Columbia
B.C
Panana
Vancouver
Alberta
W. Ro Gunn
J. A. Grant
Williams Lake
Hutchinson to Publish Women's Who's Who
London publishers Hutchinson and Co prepare a two year project listing 150 air women pilots 3500 actresses 300 justices of the peace 300 county councillors 4 architects and many solicitors estate managers housing pioneers and MPs in a forthcoming reference work.
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Hutchinson & Co
London
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Civic Re
RB Bennett
Queen's University
O. D. Skelton
George H. Sedgewick
Tarff
England
Tari
Alan Cuthbert Burns
British West Indies
British Hordurae
Harold Ittermaster
Nyasaland
Mother's Day
Whistler
Parley
Louis Martin
Pasteur Institute
Martin
Institute
Dominion Department of ‘Agriculture
Banner
Eighty Day
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Lydia E. Pinaham
S Newspaper
Ruth Rogers
Ratteros
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Patera NO
Molecu
Gordon J. Guest
Opplford
Taro
Chancellor
Vogue
P.O
Montreal
P.Q
Jesus IN
the Shadow OF
the Cross
Panama Canal
B.C. Livestock Interests
A. Women's Who's Who
Otea Ette Holder
Denicotea
the F. Bacon Co
Ligeetta Drug Stores
Meadey's Cigar Store
G. Wheddy
Rutherford Drug
Weners
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Distributo
Wellington
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