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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1937

Page

4

Canada to rehabilitate West Duck Breeding Areas

Canada plans a five year rehabilitation program for duck breeding grounds modeled on Ducks Unlimited in the United States. The aim is to increase wild duck and migratory waterfowl numbers with a $2,000,000 Canadian effort supported largely by private U.S. subscriptions. Canadian directors include WG Ross Leigh Spencer James A Richardson and U S Holden with U S directors to be chosen from four regions.

Canada United States Ducks Unlimited Dominion of Canada Ross Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Manitoba Game and Fish Association Prairie Farms The Farms Rehabilitation Commission Prairie Provinces Mr. Ross Leigh Spencer Calgary James A. Richardson Winnipeg U. S. Holden Ottawa

City editors and the press in wartime shifts

Neil MacNeil, assistant night metropolitan editor of the New York Times, argues that modern editors must avoid sensationalism as war changes news values. He notes crime stories drop to under three percent and stresses prioritizing worthwhile news over publicity or propaganda.

City Desk Neil MacNeil Night Marning New York Times MacNeil Night City The Times New School For Social Research Stage

Infinitesimal dogs trend among fashion doyennes

A playful note recalls fashion dames with tiny dogs carried by all. A ship news reporter greets an actress on arrival with a miniature canine so small it could vanish in a cup. The exchange ends with the quip that she is nearly out of dogs.

Ship News

Canadian Pavilion to Represent at 1938 Glasgow Empire Show

Will Exhibit In Glasgow Canada will be represented in the British Empire Exhibition to be held at Glasgow in 1938. the department of agriculture has disclosed. The Canadian pavilion was one of the outstanding features to be seen at the last great show held at Wembley in 1924-25.

Canada Glasgow Department of Agriculture Wembley

New alfalfa strain shows strong seed yield improvement

The Division of Forage Plants reports a new alfalfa strain developed at the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa from Grimm selections. In 1936 tests the strain slightly surpassed standard hay yields but outyielded the best variety by about 50 percent in seed, pending further trials before distribution.

Experimental Farms Dominion Department of Agriculture Central Experimental Farm Ottawa

Blind Pianist Alec Templeton Shines In New York Cabaret

Alec Templeton, a blind pianist at the Rainbow Room in New York, captivates audiences with his flawless memory of ten thousand tunes and improvises full symphonies from requests. Born blind at age five, he has composed hundreds of works and is working on a symphony with Detroit Symphony Orchestra showing interest. He weaves diverse pieces into cohesive performances and has attracted offers from philharmonic orchestras nationwide.

Alec Templeton Rainbow Room New York Detroit Symphony Orchestra Mendelssohn

Hog production rises as Canadian farms hold record hog numbers

Abundant feed grains in Canada late 1936 spurred a surge in hog production across provinces. By December 1, 1936, farms housed an estimated 4,422,400 hogs, the highest December figure in six survey years, up 7 percent from June 1 1936 and 12 percent from December 1 1935.

Canada

Royal Emblems Replace Westminster Signs For Jubilee

Royal Insignia will adorn London streets during the coronation. Westminster emblems used in Jubilee ceremonies will be replaced by the Royal Standard the Crown the Royal Cipher and the Royal Arms. The Crown may stand alone or with other emblems while the Royal Cipher may appear in decor schemes not tied to specific firms. Authorities insist decorations maintain proper dignity, especially in portraits and photographs.

London City of Westminster Westminster

Lord Mayor Spends Up to Six Figure Entrance Costs

The lord mayor of London allocates between 100000 and 150000 dollars annually to maintain the dignity of the office.

London

Trans-Atlantic Air Mail Delays due to Diplomatic Snag

The piece notes a diplomatic snag delaying trans Atlantic air mail plans. It explains Britain and United States aircraft routes face government friction over western terminus choices and sovereignty. Pan American and Imperial lines await approvals to begin experimental and full services across Bermuda Ireland Newfoundland and the Azores with new air bases established.

Germany North Atlantic Zeppelin Hindenburg Frankfort New York United States Pan-American Airways Washington Bermuda Azores Imperial Airways Montreal Atlantic Newfoundland Ireland Canada Pan- American Airways Greenland Iceland Pan-American England Imperial Honolulu India Africa New England Empire Britain House of Commons Foynes Shannon River Botwood Nild Hamilton

Railway Crossing Fatalities In Canada In 1936

Transport Minister Howe told the House that 211 people were killed in railway crossing accidents in Canada in 1936 across 243 accidents. Protected crossings accounted for 113 deaths and 367 injuries, while unprotected crossings saw 98 deaths and 322 injuries.

Canada Howe J. C. Lenderyou S.C. Calgary East House of Commons

Assam Rainstorm Sets World Record in 35 Minutes

Nine inches of rainfall drenched Assam in thirty five minutes, an extreme downpour likely to be a world record. Red squirrels were observed gathering and drying mushrooms in tree forked branches nearby.

Assam India

Cross Stitch The Smart Dress Trim Pattern 5838

Colorful peasant embroidery trim for Spring and Summer dresses. Includes two motifs 6x6 inches, long banding sections, four small motifs and color stitch suggestions. Transfer patterns and instructions available for 20 cents via Winnipeg Newspaper Union. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

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