Balkan proposal eyed for four South Eastern League bodies
The Balkan entente weighs forming four small League of Nations style entities for southeastern Europe. The Soviet Union agreed to start naval armament talks with Britain. Canada reports over a million dollars in RCMP barracks and staff housing spend in three years.
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General Counsel Retires at Canadian Pacific Railway
N. H. Curle KC general counsel of Canadian Pacific Railway retires under pension regulations on May 1 Sir Edward Beatty announces Curle is succeeded by E. P. Flintoft KC the present general solicitor Geo H. Walker KC becomes assistant general solicitor in Flintoft’s place Curle’s early career in Toronto and Winnipeg is summarized noting his 1929 appointment as general counsel for the company.
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General Counpex
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Edward Beatty
E. P. Flintoft
K.C
Geo. H. Walker
Fintoff
Curle
Toronto
William Ralph Meredith
Ontario
Scott, Scott, Curle and Gleason
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Railway Company
Montreal
Stabilized Isle of Sark Makes First Passenger Run
The steamer Isle of Sark, first British ship with stabilizing gear, reaches Jersey on its initial passenger test with 140 aboard and no seasickness reported. Fins deployable outboard via hydraulic pumps reduce rolling in rough seas. Also notes that both peaks of Mount Ararat now lie within Turkey after the 1932 boundary treaty with Persia.
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Persia
Paddy Flynn the one legged flyer starts Doncaster flying school
One legged Irish pilot Paddy Flynn, who survived a crash that killed four near Neuchatel in 1930, gains permission from the Irish air ministry to instruct in Doncaster. He now runs five private planes, holds a private license, and recalls a storied career from RAF service to the Free State air force.
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Paddy” Flynn
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Imperial Airways
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Neuchatel
France
Paddy
Irish Air Ministry
Richthofen
Ireland
Free State Air Force
Reduced Railway Fares Spur Summer Travel to East and West
The Canadian Passenger Association announces reduced summer fares on Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways. Western Canada to eastern points offers first class tourist and coach tickets from June 1 to August 31 with return by September 30. Special returns extend to October 31 from May 15. Vancouver to prairie provinces fares also available with June 1 start and September 30 limit. Longer-terms tickets begin May 15. Additional summer fares cover western routes to Alberta and British Columbia mountain resorts.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Western Canada
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Victoria
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Prairie Provinces
Great Mountain
Alberta
British Columbia
Vimy Ridge Memorial Cost Revealed in Commons
Defence Minister Mackenzie told T. L. Church in the House of Commons that Canada’s Vimy Ridge Memorial will cost about 1.29 million dollars. The figure covers construction roads site preparation and grounds layout incidental to the project.
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Vimy Ridge
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Eye biting used to kill octopuses in Hawaii history
Historical accounts describe natives in Hawaii biting out octopus eyes as a swift method to kill the animals. The practice, noted across centuries, reflects traditional animal handling beliefs and techniques.
Sask Mounted Rifles Win White Challenge Cup 1935
The Department of National Defence reports the First Saskatchewan Mounted Rifles based in Lloydminster Sask won the White Challenge Cup for 1935 with 387 marks. Other regiments listed include 14th Canadian Light Horse Climax Sask 374 and 16th Canadian Light Horse Yorkton Sask 370 among several cavalry units across Canada.
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Winnipeg
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Calgary
Alta
19Th Alberta Dragoons
Edmonton
Alberta Mounted Rifles
Vegreville
British Columbia Dragoons
Vernon
B.C
British Columbia Hussars
Kamloops
South Alberta Horse
Pincher Creek
Height Based Fares Used In Vienna Street Cars
In Vienna street cars fares depend on height with 130 centimeters as the half fare limit. Unlike other European cities, the line is four feet four inches. Passengers taller than this are charged full fare, and conductors consult a door frame yard stick in disputes.
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Winnipeg's first Black Widow dies before experiments begin
The deadly spider, first found in Winnipeg, perished before Professor R A Wardle of the University of Manitoba could start planned experiments. The discovery marked a historic event for local science, with Wardle noting the setback halted the research at that time.
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University of Manitoba
Zacchaeus and the Tax Collector’s First Steps Toward Faith
A publican Zacchaeus, rich through extortion, climbs a sycamore tree to see Jesus as he passes Jericho. Jesus calls him by name and stays at his house, provoking murmurs that he dines with a sinner. Jesus declares salvation has come to this house.
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Jerusalem
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England
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Palestine
Abraham
Anglican Fund Restored in Ottawa Diocese
A report to the Anglican synod of the Ottawa diocese stated that all funds lost in western Canada in 1933 have been restored. The original endowment shortfall of about $760,000 supported missionary work in western and northern dioceses, pensions for aged clergymen and widows, orphans, and St. John's College Winnipeg. The restoration drive added $300,000 to bolster the general synod pension fund.
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Ottawa
Canada
Restoration Fund
Anglican Synod
St. John's College
Winnipeg
General Synod Pension Fund
Milk deliveries questioned by vicar over christening needs
The vicar tells Fishner he objects to the milk deliveries lately, noting they are not needed for christenings. The exchange centers on adjusting supplies to fit church needs and avoid waste.
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Fishner
Lacy Gloves Crochet Pattern Promises Quick Summer Crafts
The article promotes a crochet pattern to make lacy mesh gloves with Irish crochet rose cuffs in sizes small to large. It notes easy, quick crocheting in crochet cotton and suggests owning multiple colored pairs for summer costumes. Pattern 5571 provides instructions, illustrations, and materials. requests 20 cents via the Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermoot
Gardening Trends in Seed Catalogs Emphasize New Varieties
The article discusses the value of trying new plant varieties each season while maintaining favorites. It notes shifts in flower types from doubles to singles, height changes, and fragrance considerations. It covers vegetable sowing windows, succession planting, and specific early and late crops, plus shade recommendations for begonias and pansies.
Grow Food Store Food War Time Message
A London Daily Express urging civilians to grow and store food to withstand wartime disruption. Warns enemy air raids could target rivers, docks, and bridges, crippling overseas supply and driving up prices. Calls for self sufficiency and gratitude if abundance is available.
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London Daily Express
Guessers Predict Exact Breakup Time of Alaska Ice
E Miller and J Covich among 72 000 entrants in Alaska guessing contest. Breakup began at 12 58 p m on April 30, the time fixed by the two Juneau men. A wire from a pole in the ice rang a bell and stopped a shore clock, triggering the measured moment. Winners to share about 72 000 dollars.
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Tanana River
E. Miller
J. Covich
Juneau
Alaska
Radios Built in Palestine With Wood Cabinets
Radio sets produced in Palestine feature nicely veneered wood cabinets designed to endure heat and humidity. The craftsmanship emphasizes durability and stylish finish for harsh climate conditions.
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Palestine
Cornell student Fu Te I from Shantug joins campus
A student from Shantug China at Cornell University is identified as Fu Te I. He attends courses and participates in campus life, adding to the university’s international representation.
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Cornell University
Shantug
China
Mr. I
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