World Happenings Briefly Told
A new air route opened from Prince George to Germansen Landing in northern British Columbia. The Australian house of representatives gave third reading to a national insurance bill by 33 to 2. The Duke of Gloucester opened the 16th international Red Cross conference in London appealing for aid to war’s innocent victims. Pilot Officer Colin W. E. Milburn of Prince George was killed in a crash near Filkins. Grain shortages and iron ore slumps tied up ships on the upper Great Lakes. Seven of nine provincial bodies approved forming medical organizations within the Canadian Medical Association at Halifax. A monument to Jews who died with allied armies in the Great War was unveiled at Donaumont, France. Espionage trials of about 195 Spanish government officials began in Madrid. A Commons request to investigate livestock marketing was moved by Harry Leader and supported by R. B. Bennett.
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Duke of Gloucester
International Red Cross
London
Colin W. E. Milburn
Prince George
B.C
Brize Norton Aviation School
Carterton
Oxford
Filkins
Lakehead
Great Lakes
Canadian Medical Association
National Society
Halifax
Donaumont
France
Naval
Cesar Campinchi
Doubly Useful Pattern for Juniors by Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern 4604 offers two views a frisky day dress or ankle length for parties and graduation with inexpensive fabrics like percales piques or organzas. Easy gores lace bodice and illustrated instructions. sizes 6 8 10 12 14. 20 cents through Winnipeg Pattern Dept 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Prospector Tom Creighton Leads Hudson Bay Crews at Flin Flon
The aging miner now heads field crews for Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting at Flin Flon. He recounts a dramatic health recovery from arthritis after a 1936 Denver treatment. His strict diet and routines included minimal water, no meals with starch and protein together, and rare thirst, claiming renewed vigor and eyesight.
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Tom Creighton
Flin Flon
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co
Tom
Tilden
Denver
Colorado
Toni
Flin Flon Manitoba A City Built On Its Mine
The article notes copper cadmium tellurium and silver production figures from Flin Flon and says ore output last year reached 1 647 438 tons with reserves planned for 15 years. It describes a bustling 8000 person community with about 280 000 dollars in monthly payroll and a civic stance urging self support rather than relief. The piece hints at future installments due to ongoing interest in the West Manitoba Saskatchewan mining region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Rajah of Bamra Plans Marble Buckingham Palace in India
The 24 year old Rajah told a Sunday Dispatch reporter in London of plans to build a marble palace in his Indian state with newt floors lapis and onyx fittings. Cost at least 2 000 MH and features include automatic lighting illuminated fountains and two pools. He tours London with Prime Minister A K Bose and discusses British shops rail travel and dairy farming plans.
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Bamra
Sunday Dispatch
London
Buckingham Palace
England
A. K Bose
Chamberlain notes US to propose world disarmament steps
In the House of Commons Chamberlain said the United States government hinted at definite proposals to halt the arms race. When pressed by Arthur Henderson he gave no details and called the claim an attempt. A second paragraph notes there are about 2,500 snake species worldwide with 300 poisonous.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
True Stories of Chemistry in Everyday Life
A chemist shapes cellulose into hundreds of products for health comfort and happiness. From rayon and nitrocellulose films to safety glass and fashion items, cellulose derivatives power everyday goods including car parts, pigments, pens, and packaging.
Editorial Note on Accessing Dr McCullough Cancer Articles
Readers are directed to write to The Health League of Canada at 1035 Bond St Toronto Ont to obtain the full set of Dr McCullough cancer articles. The notice requests readers seeking a complete compilation to request by mail.
Moses successor Joshua and the people's vow to serve the Lord
The lesson surveys Moses naming Joshua as his successor with the Spirit guiding him. Joshua leads Israel across the Jordan, conquers Jericho and Ai, and settles Canaan. He recalls God’s works from Abraham to the current possession, urging fidelity to Jehovah and noting success comes from keeping the Lord.
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Moses
Joshua
God
Jordan
Canaan
Gilgal
Jericho
Abraham
Jehovah
F. W. Norwood
Mountie McDowell Draws Crowd at Canada House
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Lance-Corporal Norman George McDowell stood at the doors of Canada House in London attracting a large crowd. Fans sought autographs and photographs as London welcomed the mountie who spent seven of the last eleven years north of the Arctic Circle with enthusiastic interest. The London Evening News ran two pictures of Corporal McDowell and his wife under the headline A Mountie Exchanges Lonely Yukon for Canada House Job.
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Norman George McDowell
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada House
London
Arctic Circle
London Evening News
Corporal McDowell
Yukon
Pottery Vessels Found From Hetepheres Tomb
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts houses 138 pottery vessels unearthed from the tomb of Queen Hetepheres mother of Cheops. The artifacts date back about five thousand years and shed light on ancient funerary practices.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Cheops
Hetepheres
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Frince George
Germansen Landing
British Columbia
House of Representatives
Spain
Madrid
Harry Leader
Lib
Portage la Prairie
R. B. Bennett
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Rajah
India
Deoga
Imperial Airways
Croydon
Holland
Dr.h G.littler
Idan Jodust
Canada
DR. J. W. S. McCullough
Mounties