Rural credits urged as solution for Alberta farmers
The UFA argue daily papers should push the Dominion Government to establish rural credits rather than seek provincial relief. They note Manitoba failures and warn Ottawa to move cautiously to protect the exchequer while aiding farmers, referencing Greenfield's mortgage laws and potential Liberal action in Ottawa.
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U.fa
United Farmers of Alberta
Daily Press of
Alberta
Mackenzie King
U.fas
Ottawa
Edmonton
Sat Blas
Greenfield
Manitoba
Dominion
Fraser Valley Milk Producers chief to visit Alberta drive
W J Park president and managing director of the Fraser Valley Milk Producers Association will visit Alberta for one week to assist the pools in their member ship drive starting June 8. He will address meetings across the province and has contributed to cooperative marketing success in dairy products. Alberta farmers hope to raise butterfat returns higher than current levels.
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W. J. Park
Fraser Valley Milk “Producers’ Association
Alberta
Park
Ile
Fraser Valley Association
Ayia
Alberta farmers back cooperative marketing pools
Mr. Park will share insights on cooperative marketing with Alberta farmers as boards of trade endorse the pools. Support floods in from numerous chambers across the province, boosting the drive's outlook for achieving its objective.
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Alberta
Park
Boards of Trade
Repulse of the Run-Runners Along Rum Row
The piece details the U S Coast Guard siege against rum ships off New York during Prohibition. It notes Admiral Billard commanding, aims to cut off liquor supplies, and describes attempts to push smugglers toward Canadian and Chesapeake Bay routes. Prices for seized spirits and ongoing enforcement are mentioned.
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Rum Row
New York
Lincoln
Andrews
Treasury
Prohibition
United States Coast Guard
Admiral Billard
Lawles
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Washington
Atantic City
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Billard
United States
Weart and Head Debate on Youth Health Rules
Ottawa Citizen notes a Social Service Council meeting urging youths to follow reasonable rules for community health. The piece contrasts heart and head, calling romance a natural but unruly force that cannot be reduced to science.
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Social Service Council of
Far Eastern Base debate twists Singapore naval plan
The Hong Kong press argues the Singapore base aims at Japan and cites British and Washington Confence implications. Ridgeman says official Japan did not criticize and Japanese admirals reportedly reverse-criticize. It is claimed Japan knew of the base’s intent during the Washington talks.
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Singapore
Japan
Ridgeman
Britain
Trick that saves game in the card play of auctions
In bridge strategy the key mis is to win the trick that scores or saves game. The declarer may force three tricks by imagining opponents holdings and by letting them lead to induce mistakes. The reader is shown how focusing on the pivotal trick, and positioning cards to aid a partner, often determines the game outcome.
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