Old English No-Rub Floor Polish Ad Claims Easy Shine
An advertisement touts Old English no rubbing floor polish as quick and simple. It promises a fresh look within minutes by spreading a light layer and letting it dry while you sew or read. The product is said to keep floors looking like new for a long time and is available at paint hardware department and grocery stores.
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Washington
U.S
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Regina Leader-Post
House
Senate
New York Journal of Commerce
McLeod
Disarmament In Extremis Read By Canadians
The Winnipeg Free Press notes a 75 page report titled Report on Conference on Limitation and Reduction of Armaments prepared by External Affairs and laid in the Dominion House on March 23. It argues the disarmament talks dwelt on words and commissions, while real weapon destruction faded, leaving the conference in suspended animation awaiting future fate.
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Dominion House
Bennett
Winnipeg Free Press
Ottawa
League of Nations
Europe
Far East
Premier Taschereau protests federal tax plan
Premier Taschereau of Quebec denounces Ottawa proposed federal Marketing bill and gold tax arguing they invade provincial jurisdiction. The Montreal Gazette notes growing Ottawa intrusion and cites income tax expansion as a longstanding breach. He warns the move could split Canadian unity as amendments adjust the plan.
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Taschereau
Quebec
Montreal Gazette
Ottawa
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Dominion
Confederation
Bennett
Disarmament Drift Sours After Fourteen Years of Effort
The article reviews fourteen years of disarmament attempts with France and Germany fault lines, noting Ottawa pamphlet findings and shifts toward precautionary armament. It contrasts this with U S currency inflation debates in Washington where Roosevelt appears to have avoided the worst legislative risks for now.
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Italy
Germany
France
Ottawa
Monetize Our Real Wealth Says Edmonton Journal
The Edmonton Journal argues that reviving foreign trade can improve Canada’s conditions but requires monetary changes. It warns that permanent improvement depends on finding ways to monetize real wealth and keeping it monetized to avoid repeated cycles of recovery and collapse.
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Canada
Edmonton Journal
Persecuted Children
A Halifax Herald note argues the suffering of innocent children under persecution, urging support for Jewish refugee children in Germany and appealing to Canadians and Jews alike to aid those displaced by oppression.
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Germany
Halifax Herald
Spoils System Criticized as Harmful to Government
Washington Post argues that the spoils system undermines efficiency and is costly. It warns that a nation pursuing planned economy cannot rely on patronage to appoint civil servants, urging a shift away from political selection.
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Washington Post
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