Canada Russia trade shifts under embargo and plans revival
Canada sold 3.74 million dollars of goods to Russia in 1930 including wheat machinery and autos while buying under 1 million. embargos followed and Russia cut Canadian demand. A new Liberal plan through Mr Euler aims to resume trade taking 250 000 tons of coal annually. risks include Russia's industrialization and competition from Britain. Australia budgets defense and remissions. US wheat and corn forecasts show drought impact.
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Dinosaur Park concept urged in Brooks Bulletin
The Brooks Bulletin promotes a Dinosaur Park in the Bad Lands along the Red Deer river north of Brooks. It cites fossils sent to museums like New York and Ottawa and notes giant dinosaurs such as Diplodocus, Gigantosaurus and Tyrannosaurus, arguing the park would attract hundreds of tourists and capitalize on Alberta’s prehistoric remains.
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Calgary
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East
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Ottawa
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Canada US Trade Shifts with Farm Exports Jump in July
U S imports from Canada rise to 9.84 million in July up 4.98 million from 1935. Canada’s farm product exports to U S total 4.02 million, up 0.14 million. Non agricultural exports from Canada to U S reach 20.88 million, up 2.01 million. Total Canadian exports 90.55 million for seven months, up 36.88 million year over year. United States exports to Canada rise across all categories with farm products up 4.88 million and non agricultural goods up 21.83 million.
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Canada
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Bureau of Agricultural Ecanomies
Montreal press defends liberty against prophetic critique
The writer argues the press must speak freely and defend public interest against attempts to muzzle it. They warn that critics who seek to silence the press will face its powerful watchdog, asserting the press will demolish threats to liberty and reject any move toward censorship.
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Montreal
You May Not Know Axiom On Movie Success And Jumping
The excerpt discusses a maxim about pleasing women predicting film success while displeasing them ensures failure. It also notes a kangaroo’s renown as a jumper surpassing Olympic records and a claim about seasickness being unknown to deaf people due to their inner ear being damaged.
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Quoted Fragments Reflect On Heroism And Manners
The speaker muses on the meaning of heroism and gentility. Aunt Jeramina jokes that a true gentleman is a boarder who uses a butter knife while eating alone. A moral line about manna from heaven and man’s labor from the sweat of his brow emphasizes returning to proper sphere and personal affairs.
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Adam
Evening Canadian Radio Schedule Foresees Mixed Programs
Tuesday lineup lists mysteries and dramas at 6:00 to 7:45 featuring Mystery House and Sunshine and Deep Shade. Musical programs include Serenade, Alex La Joie, Lambassy Band, and Melody Moods with news and weather interludes.
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Radio Schedule Snippet Highlights Programs
A brief television and radio guide lists 1h 00 News flashes at 1 15 Ran Wilde’s orch program at 11 15 and 12 00 Paul Carson organist at KGO.
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Calgary
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KGO
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Evening Lineup
The listing shows programs from 6:00 to 10:30 with bands, comedies, and variety acts. Notable entries include National 6:00 Ben Bernice and the Lids 6:30 Goldman Band 7:00 Nickelodeon 7:30 Barry McKinley baritone 8:00 Amos n Andy 9:00 Death Valley Days and 10:00 House of Melody.
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Royalists
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House of Melody
KFI
Radio Schedule Highlights With Orchestras and Serial
Columbia radio lineup lists interpreter at 6:00, Nat Shilkret's orchestra at 6:30, Time march at 7:30, Willard Robinson's orchestra at 7:45, Renfrew of the Mounted serial at 8:15, Lough with Ken Murray at 8:30, Tommy Dorsey’s orchestra at 9:00, Austin Mack’s orchestra at 10:00 and dance music ending the evening.
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Willard Robison
Renfrew of
Mounted
Lough
Ken Murray
Tommy “Dorsey
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot From Local Stations
A compiled timetable lists Cecil and Sally at 6:00 on CITCN, Black and Blue at 6:15 on CFCN, Adventure Bound at 7:00 on CFCN, Dinner Hour at 7:15 on KIR, The Grain Forum at 8:00 on CIFCN, Peter Kent and Betty Borden at 8:15 on KNX, Rocky Mountaineers at 5, Long Souvenirs Lie at 8:30, King Cowboy at 8:45 on ICNX, Tomorrow with Warwick Kelloway at 9:00 on CFCN, Old Settlers Tales and True Confessions at 9:30 on IKSL and CITCN, News at 10:00 on KNX CFCN CJRM, and Late News at 1:00 on KNX.
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Black and Blue
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the Grain Forum
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KNX
Rocky Mountaineers
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ICNX
Warwick Kelloway
Old Settlers
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True Confessions
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