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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 20, 1937

Page

3

Soviet aviators set new North Pole distance record flight

Three Soviet Union pilots Mikhail Gromoff Andrei Yumosheff and Sergei Danilinin set a 6262 mile straight line Moscow to near San Jacinto California record in 62 hours 17 minutes flying over Canada and the US before landing amid fog. They reported two world records straight and blind flying and noted fuel and weather issues.

San Jacinto Moscow Army Air Base P&t M.S.T San Diego Mikhail Gromoff Andrei Yumosheff Sergei Danilinin Marchfeld Gromoff Canada Paul Codos Maurice Rossi New York Syria Valerie Chekaloff Georgi Baidakoff Alexander Beliakoff Vancouver Washington Matchfield California

Transport Authority Withdrawn After St. Marys Crash

Ottawa minister C D Howe announced authority for Puss Moth passenger service in Canada had been withdrawn following a board inquiry into the June 21 crash at St Mary's Ontario. Pilot A D Leavens A W Ogden and C M Beckett of Toronto were killed.

Ottawa C. D. Howe Canada Board of Inquiry St. Mary’s Ont A. D. Leavens A. W. Ogden C. M Beckett Toronto

Pan Pacific Conference in Vancouver hears greetings from three leaders

Two prime ministers sent greetings to the Pan Pacific Women's Association fourth triennial meeting in Vancouver. Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King of Canada and Dr. Earle Page of Australia spoke on promoting peace. NSW premier sent a cable. Mrs. Roberta Lawson of Tulsa discussed American women's clubs and a $1000 fellowship, plus United States efforts to form a public affairs academy to train diplomats and officials.

Vancouver Pan Pacific Women's Association W. L. Mackenzie King Canada Earle Page Australia New South Wales Roberta Lawson Tulsa Oklo Federated Women's Clubs United States American Women's Clubs England Academy of Public Affairs

Royal Visit To Wales Routes Through Cardiff Area

The king and queen traveled between Cardiff and Swansea driving through damp small villages where crowds greeted them loudly. They spoke with unemployed workers about conditions and recalled the Duke of Windsor's pre abdication trip. Thousands cheered as the royal couple rode in an open car on their first Wales visit since the coronation.

Cardiff King Wales Swansea Duke of Windsor South Newport

Winnipeg May Become Headquarters for Trans-Canada Airlines

Philip G. Johnson, vice-president, says Winnipeg’s central location could host Trans-Canada Airlines headquarters. Final decision waits on official opening of the trans-continental service. Johnson estimates 20 pilots needed, 40 with co pilots, and up to 80 if two daily trans continental flights start.

Winnipeg Dominion Trans- Canada Airlines Philip G. Johnson Trans-Continental trans-Canada Air Service Johnson

Oil from Coal Proposed by Lord Mottistone

Lord Mottistone moved in the House of Lords to establish plants that extract oil from coal for national defence. The government accepted and approved the motion. He urged locating plants in Durham and South Wales to curb unemployment in distressed areas.

London Lord Mottistone House of Lords Durham South Wales

Saskatchewan Minister Seeks Hay Purchase for Manitoba

Hon. J. G. Taggart, Saskatchewan agriculture minister, says Saskatchewan will buy surplus hay from Manitoba. J. H. Evans, deputy minister, will circulate letters for day listings to arrange feed removal before freeze up.

Winnipeg J. G. Taggart Saskatchewan Manitoba J. H. Evans Taggart Evans

Palestine Division Idea Faces Deep-Seated Antipathies

The Palestine Royal Commission proposes partition into three parts as the only solution to Jewish Arab antipathies. Sir Arthur Wauchope, the British High Commissioner, expects extremists on both sides to provoke trouble before a peaceful settlement.

Palestine Royal Commission Palestine Arthur Wauchope

Japanese Army Reservists Call Ready for China War

General Ikutaro Inouye, head of the Army and Navy Reservist Association with 3,000,000 members, urged preparedness as North China tensions rise. Chinese Communist forces about 60,000 in Shensi province reportedly consider allying with Chiang Kai-Shek against Japan, raising the prospect of wider conflict.

Tokyo Ikutaro Inouye Army and Navy Reservist Association China Chiang Kai-Shek North China Japan Inouye Far East Shensi

Police Association weighs proposal for yearly driving exams

London Ont based proposal asks motorists to undergo annual physical and mental tests before renewing driving permits. Police Association of Ontario discussed the request as a potential policy change.

London Ontario The Police Association of Ontario

Alarm Sparks Rescue At Tiveston Lumber Yard

Edward Correia, 20, was trapped under a log pile in the Best Lumber Co basement Tiveston Rhode Island. He lit a match from his pocket and touched a sprinkler system plug, triggering the alarm. Firemen and police freed him from the debris.

Tiveston R.I Edward Correia Best Lumber Company

Roosevelt moves to cut rents amid housing cost concerns

President Roosevelt declares rents take too large a share of family income and orders housing experts to find ways to reduce shelter costs. The plan targets relief for households facing high living expenses.

Washington Roosevelt United States

Britain proposes compromise plan to end arms shipments in Spain

Foreign Secretary Eden presented a non intervention plan to restore border control and observers at Spanish ports, abolish naval patrols, and extend limited belligerent rights to both sides. The plan seeks cooperation from non members and withdrawal of foreign volunteers, warning that failure to cooperate will risk a more dangerous European crisis.

London Eder Great Spain Eden Franco Germany Italy France Great Britain Europe Non-Intervention Committee

Blazing Special Trail for Lord Tweedsmuir Visit

A 30 mile trail through a 3500 acre provincial park is prepared for the August visit of Lord Tweedsmuir. The walker's 10 day tour follows Mackenzie’s route past extinct volcanoes lakes and trout streams. He will visit Algatcho and Bella Coola with a provincial police escort and radio contact to BC police posts.

Victoria Alexander Mackenzie Pacific Coast Lord Tweedsmuir Algatcho

Britain moves to arm merchant ships during emergency

London reports the government is taking steps to amass guns and equipment to arm British merchantmen if needed. Alfred Duff-Cooper told the House of Commons that mercantile seamen training is under consideration, as the Morton freighter was seized by the Almirante Cerviera near Santander.

London Alfred Duff-Cooper Admiralty House of Commons Morton Almirante Cerviera Santander Duff-Cooper Robert Rankin Rankin Mercantile Marine Labor Archibald Sinclair Franco

New War Weapon Plans Turned Over to Defence Dept

Capt J R Bowen of Toronto wired plans for a novel shell for heavy guns to Canada’s defence department. He says the shell cuts barbed wire with knives released after muzzle exit. Bowen, a WWI recruiting officer, has worked on the concept since the war. one set burned in Ottawa in December 1917. The plans were submitted without remuneration.

Ottawa National Defence Department J. R. Bowen Toronto J. C. Bowen Alberta Bowen

Army strength boost in Territorial Army clears 155 thousand

Authorities announced the Territorial Army increased by 16 164 men from July 1 1936 to July 1 this year. The effective strength including officers and enlisted personnel stood at 155 090 this year versus 138 926 in 1936.

London Territorial Army

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