World Happenings Briefly Told
Anna Zyinichna Yelizarova Ulyanova sister and close Lenin ally dies in Moscow at 71. Joseph Charlebois famed La Presse artist dies in hospital. US agricultural exports up 15 percent from September to August per commerce department. A longshoreman shoots dead at Port Arthur and two non union workers go missing after clashes. ITLU may name Canada to occupy seat after Germany’s withdrawal. China imports rise in first four months of 1935. Australia leads with 7,881,896 bushels, Argentina fills rest. Manitoba condemns grasshopper poison stations after workers poisoned. Ontario car buyers can delay 1935 license. 1936 plates extend to 1936 end. South Africa maize crop estimated at 17,941,000 bags.
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Anna Zyinichna Yelizarova-Ulyan‘ova
Nikolai Lenin
Moscow
Joseph Charlebois
la Presse
Montreal
Commerce Department
United States
Port Arthur
Tne Council
International Labor Bureau
League of Nations
Canada
Gerom
China
Australia
Manitoba
Sidney Smith Gumps Cartoonist Killed In Illinois Crash
Sidney Smith famed for The Gumps Oh Min and Soup's On died in an automobile crash in Illinois at age 58. A veteran cartoonist of Chicago Tribune fame since 1911 he had renewed a syndication contract worth 750000 for five years.
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Sidney Smith
Illinois
Doc Yak
Ching Chow
Smith
Claire Briggs
Andy
Min Gump
Little Chester
Bim
Gus” Herriman
Krazy Kat
Bud Fisher
Mutt
Jeff
Yak
Andy Gump
Smiths
E. Williams
Chicago- Tribune-New York News
Bloomington
Chicago Tribune
Bloomington Eye
New Gold Discovery Near Manitoba Boundary
Ontario minister of mines Hon. Paul Leduc announced a new gold discovery in the north west corner of Ontario. Several groups of claims have already been staked and quartz exposures exist along a 300 foot stretch. Prospector David Foster, tied to a Winnipeg group, is credited with the find 40 miles east of the Manitova boundary and over 200 miles north of Red Lake discoveries near the Sachigo river.
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Ontario
Manitoba
Paul Leduc
David Foster
Winnipeg
Manitova
Red Lake
Sachigo River
Roof Of World Truck Gardening Possible At High Altitudes
Professor M Baranov reports experiments for the Soviet Government show potatoes and other vegetables can be grown above 7200 feet in the Pamirs the so called Roof of the World. Potatoes were grown from seeds and tomato cabbage pepper and eggplant seeds are taking root.
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Pamirs
M. Baranov
Lofty
Efforts to establish Cochin as a principal Indian port
Efforts are underway to develop Cochin into a principal port for India, signaling strategic expansion and logistical ambitions. The move aims to enhance maritime trade and regional significance, reflecting ongoing infrastructure and policy focus in the area.
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Cochin
India
Siege and fall of Jerusalem item from biblical lesson
Sunday school notes recount Nebuchadnezzar’s siege of Jerusalem in 587 BC the fall of the temple and city the exilees fate and the destruction of royal and temple riches. It notes Tebeth fast memory and cites Ezekiel Jeremiah and Kings passages with brief quotes and reflections.
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Jerusalem
Zedekia
Nebu- Chadnezzar
Babylon
Chaldea
Ezekiel
Tebeth
Dean Stanley
Zedekiah
Nebuzaradan
Nebuchadnezzar
Moffatt
Select Base For Ocean Hops By Million Dollar Air Site
C H Clendining announces Sydney Nova Scotia 900 acre site as North American terminus for ocean air service linking Ireland and Canada. The Nova Scotia government owns deeded land to be developed like Londonderry terminal, with 45 passenger mail capacity and lease to other carriers. Also notes restoration of a Vinegar Bible at Bastry Church Kent from the vineyard parable.
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Sydney
N.S
Ocean Air Service
C. H. Clendining
Irish Transatlantic Air Corporation
Nova Scotia
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Old Country
North America
United States Lines
Bastry Church
Kent
Canada larger than the United States by about five hundred thousand square miles
Canadian land area exceeds the continental United States by roughly 500,000 square miles, illustrating Canada's vast geographic scale relative to its southern neighbor.
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Canada
Continental
United States
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Edwardsburg
South Africa
Magnesia
Phillips
Canas
Phillips’ Math of
Eafeer
Judah
John Winthrop, Jr
Inn, Mass
Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Brooks
Atte
Aw Times
Scow
Scott
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
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