Reciprocity with the United States gains a bipartisan push
A Canadian column argues that party divides over tariffs have faded on reciprocity with the United States. It notes shared goals between Ottawa and Washington, cites Henry Chalmers and Daniel C. Roper, and urges a broad bilateral trade pact to reopen the vast cross-border market for Canada’s primary producers and Canadian buyers.
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Canada
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
England
American Union
Ottawa
Liberal
C.C.F
Roosevelt
Congress
Henry Chalmers
Washington
Foreign Tariff Division
United States Department of Commerce
Hoover
Chalmers
Daniel C. Roper
Italy to Spend 35 Million on Aviation Next Year
Italy announces a planned aviation budget of 35 million dollars for the coming year. Government sources say the funds will support fleet maintenance, air traffic upgrades, and related infrastructure projects.
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Italy
Civilization Is The History Of Surmounted Difficulties
A reflective quotation credits human progress to overcoming obstacles and shaping civilization through persistent effort and ingenuity.
Sweden's Garden Cities provide quick factory cottages
Sweden and Stockholm towns feature factory made cottages called garden cities. Workers can order a home and help with setup days later. The program offers low rents with 90 percent government financing, funding roads gas water and sewers, and costs about 950 kroner a year for a three room cottage.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Royal Family Preference for Buckingham Palace Highlighted
The King and Queen favor Buckingham Palace for its quiet spacious gardens and work spaces, while Queen Alexandra resisted leaving it after King Edward's death. Prince George exited the residence to join the Prince of Wales, not due to dislike but to be with his brother.
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Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Palace
Marlborough House
Edward
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Green Voile Dress Reborn By Diamond Dyes
Mrs. R F of Quebec shares how a faded imported green voile dress was restored with Diamond Dyes. She notes the product dyes evenly without spotting or running, making a new look for about 15 cents per package and use in tinting and regular dyeing.
Crown Lands of England and London Estates Listed
The Crown Lands Commission administers the former kings estates across England and London. In the capital the Crown owns major sites including Regent Street and The Mall toward Buckingham Palace, with property along the Strand and Oxford Street. English agricultural estates exceed 100000 acres, yielding about $9,200,000 yearly, of which roughly $2,359,000 goes to the King's Privy Purse.
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Choice Properties
London
Crown Lands Commission
Kings of England
Crown
West End
Regent Street
Buckingham Palace
Strand
Oxford Street
England
Asbestos Shields Aid German Firefighters in Berlin
Firefighters in Germany use asbestos shields to endure intense heat as they approach large fires. In Berlin a shield screen resembles a big umbrella that opens and closes to protect crews during efforts.
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Germany
Berlin
Flower Seller and Absent-minded Gent Exchange
A brief Dickensian moment shows a flower seller offering snowdrops to an absent-minded gentleman who acknowledges the detail, hinting at a small, comic business encounter in a passerby scene.
Single Men For Air Force Wheat Export Prospects
The Australian government favors single air force personnel to face hazards with fewer family responsibilities. The policy aims to reduce death and injury compensation costs, arguing single men display greater nerve for risky duties. Canada may boost 1932 33 wheat exports, with Russia and Danube crop issues restricting supply. Russian and Danubian shipments total 19 million bushels this year, with up to 5 million more to July 1933. Non European exporters must fill a 640 million bushel need. Australia expects 200 million bushels crop with 150 million available for export, of which 101 million already shipped. Argentina reports 236 million bushels, leaving 126 million for export, with 57 million still to go.
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Federal Government of
Australia
Canada
Department of Trade and Commerce
Russia
Buy British Campaign Should Be Modified
Sir Edward Crowe, Controller of the Department of Overseas Trade, warns the Buy British campaign has gone far enough and urges buying American goods while seeking British sales in return. He acknowledged he helped originate the movement set up by the Empire Marketing Board.
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Sir Edward Crowe
Department of Overseas Trade
America
Edward
Empire Marketing Board
Fifth World Poultry Congress to convene in Rome
The sequence of congresses began in the Netherlands in 1921 and continued in Spain 1924 Canada 1927 and England 1930. The fifth congress will be held in Rome in September with Canada sending a fine contingent of Canadian birds via the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
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Netherlands
Spain
Canada
England
Rome
Dominion Department of Agriculture
King Advises Heir to Grow Into a Stately Ruler
A regal father tells his son to grow tall in every inch and become a capable ruler. The exchange frames succession expectations and the shaping of leadership with strict, formal language.
Canada Mineral Production Bright Spot Despite World Conditions
Dr Charles Camsell deputy minister of mines told the Canadian Ceramic Society convention in Ottawa that Canada's mineral production in 1932 exceeded 180 million dollars, employed more than 65 000 workers, and paid over 90 million dollars in payroll despite global economic difficulties.
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Canada
Charles Camsell
Canadian Ceramic Society
Ottawa
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