World Happenings Briefly Told
Four youths under 20 were executed by the axe in Dessau Germany court. James McKernan aged 83 former Royal North West Mounted Police member dies at Famonton. A direct tax on industrial payrolls to fund unemployment insurance is proposed for US Congress. A new rose at the National Rose Society show in Westminster is named Princess Marina with velvety salmon petals. John Burnside and four students at UCLA are suspended for a year. Registration and fingerprinting of fall residents for alien screening is urged in a state chamber report. Walker KC of Calgary named assistant general solicitor of Canadian Pacific Railway in Montreal. E W Beatty, railway president, makes announcement.
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Fat Dessau
Germany
Old Royal North West Mounted Police
Ottawa
James McKernan
Famonton
United States Congress
National Rose Society
Horticultural Hall
Weminster
Comtes
University of California At
Los Angeles
John Burnside
Associated Students
Corge Walker
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Calgary
Montreal
E. W. Beatty
Galatian Freedom and Love Versus Licentiousness
The lesson reflects Paul’s warning that freedom from the law does not justify unrestrained impulse. Freedom must express the law of love, with stern caution against biting and devouring one another. It notes Galatia’s context, Pauline journeys, and Luther’s view on Christian liberty and service.
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Paul
Gal- Atia
Asia Minor
Galatia
Cites
Antioch
Pisidia
Iconium
Lystra
Derte
Martin Luther
Little Journeys In Science by Gordon H Guest
Historians note early Egyptian glass making around 1370 B C and its spread through the Roman world. Modern science enables new glasses such as Jena glass silica glass and Pyrex. Advances include optical glass free of bubbles and color, plate glass with enhanced strength, and toughened glass that shatters into small harmless fragments.
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Egypt
Jena
England
Scenic Jasper Park Highway to join Jasper and Lake Louise
The Edmonton Journal reports visitors who have driven the 34 miles of the mountain road see it as one of the continent’s great scenic highways. It will run through national parks alike with no steep grades, roadbed quarried from solid rock.
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Edmonton Journal
Jasper Park
Jasper
Lake Louise
National Parks
Remembered London Carriage Attendant Dies at 74
Walter Matthews known as Old Matt, a familiar Strand figure for thirty years outside Simpson's in the Strand, died in London aged 74. He is credited with opening doors to more than two million private cars, taxicabs and Hansom cabs. A former youth boxing standout, he later worked as a butler in New York before returning to London where he declined offers to go back to the United States.
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Matt
London
Walter Matthews
Simpson’s
The
Strand
New York
United States
British Columbia logs rise 5 percent year to August
Lumber production in British Columbia reached 1 267 000 000 feet in the first eight months, up 5 percent from a year earlier. August output stood at 206 000 000 feet, beating the 169 000 000 feet logged in August 1933.
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B.C
British Columbia
Princess Irini Skariatina Returns From Russia
Princess Irini Skariatina, author and lecturer, says she kept her promise not to write or lecture on Russia for seven years after leaving the country. She arrived to live in Philadelphia and was hospitably received by Soviet authorities. Her parents were killed by Bolsheviks during the revolution.
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Russia
Princeceas Irini Skariatina
Philadelphia
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Magnesia
Canada
State Chamber of Commerce
Gordon H. Guest
MAD
Dixie Ping
NES
Dev
Dr. Wemet
Dixie Plug
Owel NS
Lakers
Pal Sane
Edmonton
Regina
Winnipeg
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