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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told Across The Globe

A United States temporary air squadron of 14 new warplanes formed immediately. Grain car arrivals at Lakehead terminals in August rose over 70 percent from last year. England losses include test pilot Hindmarsh killed in a near 400 mph crash. Royal Canadian Air Force youths arrive in Calgary from Trent Ontario to Currie barracks. U S customs seize 60 000 dollars of opium from the SS Don Jose in Portland Oregon. Abundant Canadian butter may prompt New Zealand butter imports due to dumping duties removal. An 18 pound field cannon stolen from Cranbrook armouries recovered seven miles away near Halifax. The Bluenose barometer returns to Captain Angus Walters after a thief left it at the police steps.

Lakehead England John Hindmarsh Canada New Zealand OtMcers 24Th Field Brigade RCA Cranbrook Kimberley Road

Old Peru Villages Unearthed by Bennett Expedition

Dr Wendell C Bennett of the American Museum of Natural History returned from a six month archaeological expedition in northern Peru. He uncovered dwelling places temples pottery and metal work of civilization among the oldest known in Peru. Bennett and his wife found villages with up to 50 subterranean houses roofed by massive rock slabs. Some slabs measured 12 feet long and three feet wide. Houses extended two storeys below ground with five or six rooms per floor connected by narrow passages.

Wendell C. Bennett Department of Anthropology American Museum of Natural History Peru Bennett

Police entrance exams tease with Holmes and family puzzles

A London Times piece on police entrance tests notes puzzles from the elementary and advanced papers. Questions include how to explain a flash lamp and a thermos, plus a Sherlock Holmes reference and a family aging problem. The advanced section asks for a British liner line name and critiques of faulty arguments about life expectancy.

Irolland Scotland Times Sherlock Holmes Hercule Poirottow Brown Mother John Jean George Kate

Half Million Accident Free Miles Banquet Speech

The world’s top safety driver for a major bus company was honored with a banquet and medal after reaching half a million miles without an accident. When asked to speak he joked he had one rule driving, treating others as if they were himself.

Mauna Kea Seen Above Pacific Plain in Snow

A fragment describes Mauna Kea in Hawaii as the tallest island mountain, rising 14,000 feet above sea level with a snow cap. It notes the visible portion is small relative to the mountain starting on a broad plain 18,000 feet below sea level, and explains the name meaning White Mountain.

Yen Mauna Kea Hawaii White Mountain

Three Bund Mice appears in 1608 music book

Fragmentary note reports the nursery rhyme Three Bund Mice in a music book dated 1608 and mentions Sanjen made of paper often kr.

Italian Jews Ordered to Leave Italy Within Six Months

The cabinet decree dated January 1 1919 forces all Jews who settled in Italy to depart within six months, even those who became citizens after that date. It applies to Italy proper Libya and the Aegean isles, excludes Italian East Africa. The measure defines Jews by birth to both Hebrew parents. Estimates put affected people over 10 000.

Italy Libya Aegean Isles Italian East Africa Ital Ethiopia Somaliland Eritrea Mussolini

Appointed To Wheat Board Charles Folliott Career

Charles Folliott of Winnipeg has been named to replace Alexander M Shaw on the Canadian wheat board. His grain career began in 1907 with a Winnipeg trading firm, then British Empire Grain Company from 1908 to 1925. He later led coarse grains sales for central selling agency and managed Winnipeg office for the Alberta wheat pool before serving on the Canadian Wheat Board sales staff in 1935 and 1936, withdrawing in early 1936.

Charles Folliott Winnipeg Alexander M. Shaw Canadian Wheat Board British Empire Grain Company The Wheat Pools Central Selling Agency Alberta Wheat Pool

Record of Solar Eclipse Observations by Researchers

Researchers successfully recorded an eclipse of the sun using established observatory methods. The effort captured precise timings and shadows, contributing to understanding solar dynamics and celestial motion for the period.

Ers

Fall Pattern 4681 And 4691 From Anne Adams

Anne Adams offers patterns 4681 and 4691 for home sewers. 4681 features a long buttoned waist panel with a yoke and pleated skirt, braid edging on heat collar pockets and sleeves. 4691 comes in sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details. send 20 cents and order to the Winnipeg Patterns Dept.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Union McDermot Ave

Monument Unveiled for Tig er Battalion Veterans in Vancouver

A simple granite boulder memorial at Canada Pacific Exhibition grounds honors the 29th Vancouver Battalion in the Great War. Lt Governor Eric W. Hamber unveiled it with Canadian Legion members present. He praised the battalion’s battles from St Eloi to Amiens. Legion members laid poppies after the ceremony.

Vancouver Canada Pacific Tiger’ Association Eric W. Hamber Canadian Legion St. Elois Ypres Somme Vimy Hill 70 Lens Passchendaele Amiens Arras Cambrai Mons Govenor Legion

Outing For Horses At Closter Gala Honors Oldest In Cirque

An aging horse and its entourage traveled from New York to Closter New Jersey for a daylong picnic hosted by Douglas G Hertz. The program included a beauty contest with prizes for oldest and most decrepit horse, featuring Anna the oldest horse in the country who has performed in the Metropolitan Opera Company production of Aida for 25 years.

Avoone New York Closter Douglas G. Hertz Anna Metropolitan Opera Company

First Meeting of Friends in Samuel Chronicle

Devotional lesson outlines David and Jonathan in 1 Samuel chapters 18 to 20. Jonathan warns David, reconciles with Saul, and pledges friendship, gifting armor and weapons as they swear a covenant. David flees as Saul seeks to kill him, while Jonathan risks his own safety to protect his friend.

Samuel David Goliath Ter Saul Jonathan Michmash Michal Kalfim Ramah

New Visual Education Method For Deaf Children

Saskatoon school superintendent Dr Chatwin introduces a visual education technique to aid deaf children. The method emphasizes oral instruction via lip reading and voice use, enabling many students to converse with normals. Also notes a whippet's speed and a German knitting device for dual yarn work.

AF. Chatwin Saskatoon University of Toronto Chatwin

Cancer articles by Dr McCullough at The Health League

The complete set of Dr McCulloughs cancer articles may secure a penny for The Health League of 105 Bond St Toroate Ontario.

Canada Year Book 1938 edition announced by Dominion Bureau

The 1938 Canada Year Book, official statistical annual, revised throughout, provides a comprehensive view of Canada's natural resources, demography, production, trade, climate, and culture. It includes over 30 maps, two photo inserts, and special articles. price $1.50 to the general public, 50 cents to ministers, students, and teachers.

Canada W. D. Yuler Dominion John Adams Experimental Farm Ottawa Kings

Verger Guides Visitors Through London Church Belfry

A verger leads a party through a London church and explains that the bell is rung only for visits by the lord bishop or in emergencies like fire or flood. The exchange highlights the church's tradition and solemn practice during special occasions.

Lonedon

Medieval fishmonger shamed for peddling bad fish

A historic record notes a fishmonger who sold substandard fish in the middle ages faced public shaming. The punishment involved displaying the offending wares to deter future fraud and protect town markets.

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United States Royal Canadian Air Force Calgary Trenton Ont Currie Barracks City Limita United States Customs Bureau Portland Ore Bureau Halifax Angus Walters Odd London Times Akers New Ame Adam Courag Lemon I Germany DR. J.W. S. McCullough
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