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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 05, 1936

Page

2

The King's Birthday Public Holiday Rules and Observance

The birthday of King Edward VII on June 23 needs no special proclamation to be a public holiday. Statutes declare the sovereign birthday a holiday in government service banks schools and municipal offices. Commercial observance may vary. June 3 for King George V was not widely observed.

Edward VII George V

Debt Burden of Canada Led by Major de Lorimer

Major J. Greetham de Lorimer exposes Canada’s debt load totaling 18.23 billion with foreign and Canadian holders nearly split. He notes 62.7 percent is dead weight debt, allocates prairie province bonds, and argues over government numbers and costs drive the strain.

Canada Major J. Greetham de Lorimer Montreal Daily Star Great Britain United States de Lorimer Dominion Major de Lorimer de Lorimers Prairie Provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta House of Commons Maritimes Ontario Quebec British Columbia England

Post Office Revenue and Rent Anomaly Discussed in Commons

The post office department posted a profit of 3 million dollars for the year ending in March with net revenue of 32.5 million. It pays no rent or upkeep for its buildings, though erected by the public works department. Postmaster General Elliott called the arrangement anomalous and suggested Parliament may decide on a rental system.

Post Office Department Elliott House of Commons Public Works Department A. A. Heaps C.C.F Winnipeg North Mr. Elliott

Scholarships Awarded to Canadian Students for 1936 37

Thirty students from thirteen Canadian universities receive postgraduate awards from the National Research Council in Ottawa. Two fellowships valued at 700 dollars, eleven 600 dollar studentships, and seventeen 500 dollar bursaries fund training to boost research across industrial processes and Canadian material utilization.

National Research Council Ottawa Canada

Clergy Leader Praises Northern Air Expansion In Canada

Right Rev. A H Sovereign Bishop of Athabaska told Toronto interview that planes have opened the northwest to an amazing degree. He lauded pilots Wop May and Punch Dickens and called Fort McMurray the largest commercial air base in Canada. He noted Great Bear Lake mining area and Goldfields drawing population.

A. H. Sovereign Athabaska Toronto Sovereign May Punch” Dickens Fort McMurray Canada Great Bear Lake Goldfields

Cheap Watches Rise From Swiss Watchmaking Decline

Reports describe a flood of cheap watches on the market as Swiss plants close and parts are produced in vast numbers. Parts are assembled by peasants in spare time at low cost, signaling a shift in the industry and cheapening watch production.

Selected Spanish Cup Cakes Recipe

Cream butter and sugar until fluffy. Add eggs one by one. Mix dry ingredients then alternately add with milk. Bake at 350 degrees F in cups. Cool and ice with white icing. Garnish with cherry or nut. Fill centers with cream or custard and reseal.

Debate Over World Series Ticker Versus Radio Thrill

The piece weighs whether a ticker account of a World Series game is more exciting than radio reports. It notes radio narrators build intensity with rallies and wind up pauses, while older tickers offered tense pauses before calls like Ball one or Strike one from the New York Times.

New York Times

Englishwoman Completes Sahara Crossings by Motorcycle

Florence Blenkiron of England twice crossed the Sahara on a motorcycle in the last year. She left London with Miss Theresa Wallace in a sidecar, reached Cape Town, then began a solo return in September and arrived in South Algeria in February. She traveled home by bus and is believed to be the only woman to cross the Sahara alone.

Sahara Florence Blenkiron England London Theresa Wallace Cape Town Miss Blenkiron Algeria

Queen Mary to Lead Public Life After Mourning

The King appoints his mother Queen Mary as Grand Master of the Order of the British Empire and signals her continued prominent role in public life. After court mourning ends in autumn, she is expected to resume active leadership in women’s interests and social life. Ww. Ralston of Toronto wins $500 in the Dominion Housing Act design contest, with $100 prizes to Arthur W. Davidson of Brockville and W. F. Williams of Nelson.

the Order of the British Empire Mary Ww. Ralston Toronto Charles Dunning Arthur W. Davidson Brockville Ont W. F. Williams Nelson

Tremendous Road Build Up In Transvaal This Year

More than 5 million dollars will be spent this year on new roads in the Transvaal region of South Africa. Government and provincial authorities plan extensive upgrading of highways and rural routes to improve transport and commerce.

Transvaal South Africa

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