Europe Faces German Rise Amid War-Scarred Peace
The piece notes Germany asserts independence from Versailles, rearming and occupying the Rhineland, with Hitler aiming to restore power. Italy seeks African peace with Mussolini's prestige, France looks to Britain, and Russia shifts to industry as Europe weighs new balance and fears war.
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Germany
Europe
Hitler
Regina Leader-Post
Rhineland
Italy
France
Great Britain
Mussolini
Britain
Russia
Japan
Regina
Arab Victory in Syria Shapes Near East Tensions
The text notes Arab revolt in Syria and broader Near Eastern unrest driven by Ethiopian turmoil and Italian propaganda. It describes French withdrawal from mandataire control, Syria’s move toward independence with League of Nations representation, and Britain’s Arab-friendly policies in Iraq Trans-Jordania Palestine. Britain plans legislative councils and limited Jewish immigration to placate Arabs.
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Near East
Britain
France
Palestine
Syria
Egypt
League of Nations
Lawrence
Iraq
Trans-Jordania
Toronto Star
Legislative ‘Council
Gensee
Britain and France move toward cooperation not conquest
The text asserts Britain and France are relaxing control over native populations and favoring understanding and cooperation over old imperial methods. It notes costs of maintaining British interests in Egypt Palestine and Iraq, up to 500 million dollars, reflecting India's value in the empire and trade. It contrasts Italy's lag in this shift.
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Britain
Ebul
France
Syria
Egypt
Palestine
Iraq
India
Asia
Italy
Tree shelterbelts need attention and proper spacing
D J Crossley of the Dominion forest nursery station recommends dense plantings and minimal pruning to protect wind belts. Keep belt width at least 16 feet, limit rows to five or six with four foot spacing, use close growing caragana on the outer row, and regularly thin and cultivate margins to prevent moisture loss and decline.
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D. J. Crossley
Dominion Forest Nursery
Indian Head
Sask
Scouts in Medicine Hat number fourth in Canada
The latest census shows about 250 Boy Scouts in Medicine Hat, ranking the city fourth in Canada by Scouts relative to the total boy population. In Quetta India last May a major quake wrecked homes with eighteen thousand salvaged, many returning to ruined areas. The Musicians Union in New York protests the Philharmonic Society hiring Nazi conductor Wilhelm Furtwaengler, succeeding Arturo Toscanini.
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Medicine Hat
Canada
Quetta
India
Musicians’ Union
New York City
New York Philharmonic Symphony Society
Wilhelm Furtwaengler
Berlin State Opera
Berlin Philharmonic
Arturo
Toscanini
C.W.G
Endocrinology advances aid backward children’s mental growth
A report notes that gland extracts from thyroid and pituitary glands, plus diet and supervised schooling, produced significant improvement in mentally backward children. In 45 percent of gland-type cases improvement occurred versus 1 percent in other types, with thyroid-related cases showing greater gains.
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M. B. Gordon
L. Ruskin
J. Avin
Brooklyn
It's Tough All Right Amos What s the matter Ben
A brief exchange shows Amos noting Ben s worry about work. Ben confirms he starts a new job tomorrow and mentions daily grind ahead. The scene hints at domestic chatter and a child s fear of a red eyed elephant and blue nosed intruder.
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Amos
Ben
Hire
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