World happenings briefly told
Rosia led world wheat exports before the war. Bow cannot produce what it consumes. Winston Churchill former chancellor of the exchequer elected rector of Edinburgh University. Thomas Mann German novelist awarded this year's Nobel Prize for literature. Austrian government to appoint a consul general at Ottawa. P C Larkin High Commissioner informed by Austrian minister in London. Nebraska sheep rancher bought land in Finnigan Alberta for 20000 sheep next spring. Semyon Shestakov chief pilot of Land of the New York refused to endorse Atlantic crossing homeward trip. Olympos fishing boat seized in Canadian waters reserved for Canadian biological board at Departure Bay BC. Kaiser from exile at Doorn filed libel suit against Berlin newspaper editor over claims of Krupp gun ties.
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Rosia
Bow
Ottawa
P. C. Larkin
London
George Franckenstein
Nebraska
Finnigan
Alberta
Semyon A. Shestakov
New York
Ostaviakhim
Soviet Aviation Society
Atlantic Ocean
Canadian
United States
Biological Board of Canada
Departure Bay
H.W. Goggin
Vitoria Admiralty
Kaiser
Doorn
Berlin
Krupp
Inmate Patents Safer Auto Ignition Lock Device
Lawton Hileman, 22, an Akron burglar serving seven to 15 years, fled with a patent attorney on an application for a patent on his dual auto control ignition. When the motor stops, it automatically locks ignition, steering wheel, and starting switch. The mechanism fits a box six four inches square and four inches high mounted beneath the dashboard.
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Ohio
Lawton Hileman
Akron
Beginnings of a Fortune in a Brooklyn Sausage Shop
Adolph Gobel, a millionaire frank furter, built his fortune from a small Brooklyn sausage shop near a public school. He popularized piping hot pups among children, spreading to nearby schools. His wealth grew so much his son could afford a yacht on New York waters. Lemonade was reportedly invented in the seventeenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Gobel
Frankfurter
Brooklyn
Herr Gobel
New York
British Columbia Boys to represent at Dominion swine judging
Armstrong youths Robert Hormby and Joe McCollum earned BC honors in the Canadian National Railway swine clubs and will travel to Toronto for the Royal Winter Fair to contest the Dominion championship. The district and provincial rounds lead to medals and the Roth Trophy, with Ontario Manitoba and Saskatchewan already claiming wins since 1925.
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Robert Hormby
Joe McCollum
Armstrong
British Columbia
Agricultural Department
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Canada
W. D. Robb
W. J. Black
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Recipes For This Week By Betty Barclay Cakes and Desserts
Betty Barclay offers a week of cakes and desserts including orange marmalade spread rolls and custard like rice jelly. Recipes use flour sugar milk butter and vanilla junket with maple sugar and boiled rice layered in dessert glasses. Serve warm or chilled depending on dish.
French Children Race Miniature Planes At Beach
Aviation grows popular in France with children racing ground airplanes on three wheels at Baule beach. Con tests on the sands feature a plane labelled Paris New York. Britain spends over 200 million dollars yearly on motor cars.
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France
Baule
Gas Supply Feasibility for Regina and Moose Jaw
The Eagle Butte Oil Company plans a second Cypress Hills gas well about 200 miles west of Regina near the Alberta border to supply Saskatchewan towns including Maple Creek Moose Jaw and Regina. Government engineers and independent experts deem the Cypress Hills field feasible and the Eagle Butte project the best prospect for an adequate gas supply.
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Regina
Moose Jaw
Maple Creek
Eagle Butte 01
Cypress Hills
Alberta Boundary
Saskatchewan
Eagle Butte Oil Company, Limited
Free Press
Flying Taxi Service Planned for England Fleet in London
Plans reveal 100 Desoutter Cirrus sport coup plane taxis under construction at Croydon airport for rapid links between provincial cities and continental routes. Trips priced at one shilling per mile with three to four seat enclosed cabins. The French Air Union also announces reluxe London Paris planes connecting to north Africa via a Paris link.
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Airways of England
Croydon
London
French Air Union
Paris
North Africa
Algiers
Ontario Protective Air Patrol Extends Forest Service Reach
The Ontario Government air patrol reports 850000 air miles and 11500 flown hours this year, 5400 more hours than 1928, with no injuries. The forest patrol covers Northern Ontario from Lake Superior to James Bay, aiding stranded expeditions and evacuating injured or sick personnel to hospitals.
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Ontario Protective Air Patrol
Ontario
Ontario Government
Protective Air Patrol
Forest Patrol Service
Lake Superior
James Bay
Our Embattled Farmers Defy Wheat Buyers Worldwide
A Wall Street Magazine quote praises western Canada wheat pool farmers for resisting wheat buyers as they hold millions of bushels for profit and refuse loss. The piece hints American farmers may join later, viewing the scene as a disciplined, hopeful defiance by about a hundred thousand farmers awaiting their market turn.
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Western Canada
Wall Street Magazine
New Fall Fashion Pattern Offers Velvet Frock Styles
Annebelle Worthington notes a Paris inspired velvet frock with circular fullness and side draping, a jabot collar, elbow length sleeves, and a raised waistline. Style No. 2903 covers sizes 16 through 42 inches bust in Royal blue and other fabrics, pattern price 25 cents, pattern department address. The Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine is 15 cents, 10 cents with pattern.
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Paris
Two Women Struggle Uphill While Joking About Maps
In Winnipes area a pair of women push bicycles up a steep hill as one quips that the route looked flat on the map. A dental scene interrupts with a dentist promising gentleness before a patient reflects on a biblical figure’s trade.
Jonah and the Great Command in a Sunday Lesson
The lesson reflects on Jonah's disobedience to God's call to Nineveh, his attempt to flee by sailing to Tarshish, and the ensuing storm, sea depredation, and a great fish. It links biblical events with the question of hearing God's voice and the nature of divine mercy.
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Tehovah
Jonah
Amittal
Nineveh
Assyria
Tigris
Gulf of Persia
Jehovah
Augustine
Milan
Joan of Arc
Voces
Domremy
Lord
God
George Hodges
Sandy Scott
Jonah E
Joppa
Tarshish
Spain
New Sound Film Apparatus By Two Norwegians
Two young Norwegians have invented a sound film apparatus they claim costs one fifth of imported machines and matches foreign products in every respect. They have also produced a machine for the production of sound film and are preparing to film revues.
World Languages Count Stretches to 3,424
A linguistic survey reports 3,424 languages spoken worldwide. Researchers note vitality varies by region with many endangered and thriving tongues. The study highlights Africa and Asia as centers of linguistic diversity while Europe shows fewer languages overall.
A Thing of the Past Senator Buchanan Says West
Senator W A Buchanan of Lethbridge Alberta declares western harvest excursions a thing of the past as tractors and labor saving devices make farmers independent of extra help. He notes improved westward conditions, reduced need for seasonal workers, and less urban crowding as the region grows self reliant.
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Buchanan
West
W. A. Buchanan
Lethbridge
Alberta
Wesern
Prairies
Central heating network links 442 houses from a single hub
In a Dusberg near Germany a new mevacuens provide heat and hot water to 442 houses from one central building. Cooking uses gas while lighting is electric. The note adds that boredom in factories is seen as harmful as fatigue, and mentions ancient Roman wedding rings made of agate and iron.
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Dusberg
Germany
World Grain Exhibition Opens in Regina 1932
Canada invites many nations to attend the World Grain Exhibition and Conference to be held in Regina in August 1932. The event promises the largest prize pool, with about 250000 dollars offered in monetary awards across wheat oats barley rye and other grains. First prizes reach 2500 dollars and many prizes per class, while the concurrent conference aims to draw top agronomy entomology and farm machinery experts to advance world knowledge in these fields. Regina is described as a modern city of 59000 in Saskatchewan’s grain heartland.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Old Family Album Returns As Photographers See a Trend
photographers in convention say bobbed hair and modern styles boost portrait demand and the album’s comeback. The public spent 36 million dollars more on photographs last year than ever before, and women’s fashions drive the desire for picture records.
Observing Cat Eyes and Exposition Land Value
The article notes that cats eyes are used as a telling sign in Turkey with pupils changing shapes by time of day. It also states the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto is in its final year and reports $25,000,000 in land and building value tied to the exhibition.
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Turkey
Toronto
Ontario
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Enras
Thos, Mann
Nored
Agricultural Department of the
Canadian National Relays
Betty Barclay
Great Britain
Ihsi
Capeeaeres
Phillips’ ‘Sictana
Flying Taxi
England
Newspaper Union
Annebelle Worthington
Winnipes
Caton
McDermot Ave
Ananias
Honday School
LESSO
bin of
Tite
Vicks
Vicks VS Fons
We Ramsay Co
Sitawa
Corns SJ
OL Eee
Putnams Corn Extractor
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