Irish Opinion Aligns with Social Credit Findings Worldwide
The Edmonton Journal notes that commissions in Ireland Australia and elsewhere reject Social Credit as faulty in reasoning and lacking remedies for economic ills. It cites Prof T E Gregory and a Dublin report, and adds Manitoba observations on pasture rehabilitation and grass growth under the PLPLALA program.
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Edmonton Journal
Commonwealth
Social Credit Party
Australia
T. E. Gregory
India
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National Park Highway Association of
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Eire
Canada should adopt systematic tourist drive and better roads
M Baroni of Neepawa argues Canada lags Europe in attracting tourists and urges a coordinated approach. He cites Swiss and Italian roads as models, noting paved dustless highways for passenger traffic only, with overpasses at rail crossings, and calls governments to invest in tourism infrastructure.
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Pean
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Italy
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation pastures scale shown in Saskatchewan plan
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act drives community pasture development as a major rehabilitation program. Saskatchewan exemplifies the effort with more than 20 pastures totaling about 945070 acres in 1938. The scope and work reflect the vast potential of the scheme.
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Plplala
Community Pasture Service
O. Freer
Regina
Saskatchewan
P.F.R.A
Freer
Bacon Exports to Britain Dip in First Half of 1938
Canadian bacon and ham exports to Britain fell in the January to June period of 1938. Canadian bacon imports declined to 700,953 cwts from 769,810 cwts in 1937, while Canadian hams dropped 25 percent to 123,967 cwts. U S ham shipments rose 28 percent over 1937.
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Canada
Britain
United States
Disillusionment Follows Blind Girl’s First View
The British Medical Journal reports a girl blind from birth who gained sight via operation yet felt a painful disillusionment. She assumed all faces were beautiful, only to be confronted by real, imperfect human features, a reflection on childhood innocence and social kindness.
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Ghirlandaio
Faces and Fates in a World of Cruelty and Hope
A reflective passage argues beauty and happiness in faces are shaped by experience and sorrow. It suggests modern cruelties and injustices warp count but posits humanity may one day erase poverty and war as progress continues.
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England
Foreign Capital Fastens on Canada and Oxford Group Seeks Mediation
A U S government report shows American direct investments in Canada at about 1.94 billion dollars by 1933, far exceeding Europe. Canadian media note foreign capital fuels industrial growth, with 90 percent from the United States and 40 percent from Britain. In Sweden, Rt. Rev. L. H. Roots reports the Oxford Group as a potential mediator between China and Japan, praising its role in moral rearmament and reconciliation efforts.
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States
United States
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Europe
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Financial Times of Montreal
British Empire
L. H. Roots
Chiang Kai-shek
Vishey
Sweden
Roots
Hankow
China
Japan
Horinouchi
Bishop Roots
Oxford
Oslo States
Oxford Group
READY FOR MEDIATION Leaders on both sides of the Japanese Sino
Leaders on both sides of the Japanese Sino dispute appear ready for mediation as diplomats signal openness to talks. Sources say Tokyo and Beijing may pursue a framework to reduce tensions and rebuild communication channels amid regional strains.
Alberta Roads Get Bituminous Surfacing This Season
About 200 miles of Alberta highways received bituminous surfacing this season per a public works report to the Alberta Motor Association. Seal coat work covers main routes between Edmonton and Miller Calgary to Banff and Calgary to Okotoks with gravel surfacing and grading also advancing. A Medicine Hat Redcliff section is active. weather permitting, the program begun last spring and summer should finish soon as Alberta enhances motor tourism.
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Alberta Motor Association
Public Works Department
Edmonton
Miller
Calgary
Banff
Okotoks
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Sir Edward Beatty Tours Cranbrook in Spectacle
Sir Edward Beatty travels through British Columbia's southern counties visiting Cranbrook and Castlepar as part of a railway outreach tour. He is to be invested with freedom of the last Kootenagels and attend Cranbrook's reunion events linked to the Crow's Nest line. The party includes Western Pacific executives and company directors as dignitaries.
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Warrd Beatty
Puedtie Railway
Eeaedr
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Cranbrool
Cranbrowls
Edward
Dédward
SW Mac Neal
Western Tithes
Boos TE McMaster
Mantredd
Gunet Dieines AN
Ilelwardsen
Waripeys
Cockcroft Declines to Resign as MLA
Edmonton dispatch reports Chait Cockroft MLA for Stettler district has postponed his resignation after being urged to retain his seat. He cites ongoing constitutional questions and stress over the situation as reasons for delaying his departure.
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Edmonton
Chait Cockroft
Stettler God
Provinci Treasierer
Due
Cockroft
Layed Bes
Brandon MP Beaubier Dead After Long Illness
Brandon MP W. Beaubier died after a long illness. A Conservative figure in the House of Commons, he had been in poor health and confined to his home. Born in St Marys, he emerged as a hotelier, farmer, and businessman and led the district’s Volunteer Battalion in 1919 before becoming a political candidate and MP. Survived by his widow and six children.
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W. Beaubier
Mr. Beaubier
Thas
St. Mary's
Gat
Foehocime
Two Boys Die In Bloomington Shooting Incident
In Bloomington Indiana on September 1 a fatal shooting occurred at a home when eight year old Clifford Cain who had previously killed his mother three years earlier with a shotgun while trying to scare her was shot by his 10 year old brother Robert during a game.
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