Increased Resort To London Of Canadian Borrowers Shows New Financial Trend
The New York Herald Tribune notes successful London flotations of British Columbia and Alberta bonds as a sign of Canadians turning to London for issues during financial strains. It predicts a parity eventuality for the Canadian dollar and describes interlinked US Canadian interests reinforcing this trend.
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London
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
United States
Montreal
England
Conservatives urge tightening of Empire content rules
In London the central council of the National Union of Conservative Associations with 500 delegates unanimously passed a resolution. It demands amending Empire content regulations which require 25 percent Empire labor or materials in goods under Imperial preferences. The body says U S manufacturers exploit Canada and the Irish Free State as corridors to Britain, undermining duties.
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Central Council of the
National Union of Conservative Associations
London
United States
Canada
Irish Free State
Britain
Sounds Reasonable Establishing City Man On Farm
APennsylvania civic leader urges state aid to unemployed city workers to buy farms with livestock and tools. The piece argues cityborn folk lack country skills and cannot manage farming or poultry care, likening it to placing a city resident in a beauty parlor or specialty shop.
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Pennsylvania
Dress pattern options for young girls party and daily wear
The article outlines fabric choices for a young girl's dress, including taffeta crepe de chine and chiffon in pale blue pink or daffodil for parties and a navy crepe de chine print for everyday wear. It notes patterns for sizes 8 to 14 years, fabric yardage, and price 25 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide for readers in Winnipeg outlines contact at 17 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern number referenced but not fully listed. Public notices focus on requesting mailing instructions and pricing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
George F Carter Promoted to General Passenger Agent Eastern Lines
George F. Carter, formerly Assistant General Passenger Agent, is named General Passenger Agent Eastern Lines with Montreal headquarters, effective July 1. He succeeds the late George A. Walton who died May 18 aboard the Empress of Australia. Carter’s ascent follows a long railway career and military service in World War I.
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George F. Carter
Canadian Pacific Railway
Eastern Lines
Montreal
R. G. McNeillie
George A. Walton
Carter
Saint John
N.B
Imperial Army
Canadian Corps
Canadian Pacific
Quebec
New York
Europe
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Traffic Club of
Kiwanis Club
Gulf Stream Denial Sparks Debate Across Oceans
The article notes Professor Georges Le Dannois of the French Sea Fisheries Bureau declaring there is no Gulf Stream. It contrasts scientific verdict with romance, recalling Benjamin Franklin and the Sargasso Sea while highlighting the current role of the Gulf Stream in climate and marine life.
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Georges le Dannois
French Sea Fisheries Bureau
New York Sun
North Atlantic
Sargasso Sea
Gulf Stream
United States
Europe
Hydrographic Office
le Dannois
Benjamin Franklin
France
Richard
Canadian United States Peace Park Dedicated
Dedicatory ceremony marks Waterton Glacier International Peace Park as a joint Canadian US monument to 117 years of peace. Sir Charles A Mander delivers address with E T Scoyon and H Knight present. Rotary clubs originated the peace park idea. Chief Two Guns White Calf adopts Lady Mander as Princess Shining Star Woman.
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Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
United States Congress
Charles A. Mander
England
E. T. Scoyon
Glacier National Park
H. Knight
Waterton Lakes National Park
Rotary Club
Cardston
Alberta
Rotary Clubs of
Canada
United States
Two
Lady Mander
Blackfeet
Shining Star
Canadian Chamber Leader Blasts U S Tariff Climate
Colonel W L McGregor, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, tells the U S Chamber in San Francisco that the Smoot Hawley tariff ends fifty years of Canadian trade efforts and warns of curbs on lumber and copper exports. He says Americans must buy to trade and adds that his critique is direct not argumentative.
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W. L. McGregor
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Canada
United States
Montreal Star
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British Columbia
Buen Humor
Madrid
Taji
George E. Carter
A. Walton
C.P.R
Geo. E. Carter
Blatna
Bohemia
Pisek
Strakonice
Jan Boehm
Masaryk
Boehm
Bohemian Forest
Christian Science Monitor
United States Peace Park
U.S
Bobby
Dad
John
Sondagsnisse-Striz
Btockholm
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