Noted Canadian Prime Minister Honored by British Lawyers
Sir Robert J. Marder former Prime Minister of Canada attended a Rhodes Lecture at Oxford. Lords Birkenhead and Horne toasted his wartime leadership and empire service while Christian Sumuts and others praised his diplomacy and courage. The event marked Canada’s prosperity and closer ties with Britain and the United States.
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Duty on Buggies and Cutters Hit By Tariff Hearings
At Ottawa the tariff board heard representatives from buggy and cutter manufacturers opposing rate cuts. Industry figures show one vehicle per about 15 people produced for nine years, arguing high tariffs unfairly burden poorer-class transportation. Consumers' League urged increased duties arguing buggies serve low income riders while autos enjoy protections.
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Cheered French President Arrives in London for Banquet
Crowds fill the streets of London as President Demergue of France visits the Guildhall for a welcome address and banquet. Attending dignitaries include cabinet ministers, naval officers, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and prominent social figures. The London event coincides with League of Nations preparations and disarmament discussions in Geneva.
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Assimilating New Canadians and Western Education Progress
Western Canada has adequate means for university education as Dr. McWigan notes Western educators report Alberta reaching a high educational plane with faculties in arts medicine dentistry agriculture and more The piece mentions cross border movement and a Montreal typhoid measure and a French presidential visit as context with Canada importing more from the United States and exports slipping.
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Toronto liquor permit sales start. 1,755 acquire Que slips
Toronto officials opened seven liquor permit offices, supplying 1,755 people with purchase slips on opening day amid a cautious rush. Charters plane plans arise for Van Lear Black to fly to the Dutch East Indies and back. Royal Dutch Air Service reports 22pounced with a note of a late January departure.
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Bank Robbery Plot Foiled by Police Action
Police arrested four men tied to a bank robbery plan scheduled for April 22. Investigators say a fifth suspect fled. the conspirators were charged with conspiracy to rob and the case spans multiple locations as officers probe the scheme.
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Insane Drivers at Detroit Institution Licenses Held
A Detroit Automobile Club investigation reports that about one third of inmates at St Joseph's Torreat Dearborn were driving with licenses. A Dearborn police communication notes at least one inmate speeds over 45 mph claiming a spirit powers the car. The inquiry cites public safety concerns as many inmates are intermittently released to private life.
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Provinces Plan Conference Ten Be Held In Fall
The British Columbia government suggests the last week of September and the first week of October for the inter provincial conference to be organized by the federal government. Premier acting J O Alwwlean indicates provinces will participate and federal secretary Rinfrert will forward an agenda based on provincial suggestions.
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Ontario boy leads Dominion oratorical contest
Frederick Hotson of Yasisuovk was declared Dominion champion at the Arena here after speeches by 16 contestants from across Canada and beyond. Judges, including Chief Justice Latelfford, awarded top marks as the crowd of 11 900 saluted the winner and debated the implications for international competition in Washington.
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Maritime boundary patrol fleet deployed with new station
A new naval patrol is commissioned for the Maritime coast with twenty vessels rated at about SH knots. Supplemented by twenty high powered automobiles from strategic points in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island officials announce. The plan aims to enforce a long combat zine and strengthen coast watch with involvement by the Department of National Revenue and Canadian National Airways.
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British Legion Settlers Arrive for Canada Train Westward
A party of ten British Legion settlers, including five Canadian families, disembarked at Quebec aboard the Canadian Pacific steamer. The ex service veterans, trained in farm work at the Ministry of Labor Training Farm in Suffolk, England, will travel to Saskatchewan via Winnipeg to begin new agricultural lives under the Empire Service League immigration scheme.
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Strawberry Yield Trends in Critical Counties Decline
Readable text notes lighter strawberry yields this year across several districts including Arlingtot and Norfolk with declines in commercial production. Causes cited include plantation conditions and weather, while some areas report marginal gains. overall regional output remains uncertain with mixed results and altered acreages.
Airplanes to spray rust infected fields with sulfur
The Ontario department of agriculture plans sulfur spraying of rust infected grain fields using Royal Canadian Air Force planes. Experiments to start in July will test efficacy and safety, following a preliminary purchase of sulfur and discussions with deputy minister J. T. Grisdale.
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Cadet Training Praised as Defence for Canada
General MacBrien defends the cadet system and urges compulsory service for men 30 to 60, saying cadet training builds cooperation and readiness for wartime duty, noting Canada’s law requires service in war.
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Seeding Progress Promises Record Wheat Crop This Spring
Charles Murphy reports seeding well advanced across prairie provinces after a mild spring. Moisture conditions look favorable in Saskatchewan and Manitoba with minimal frost damage. British Columbia lags slightly but blooms appear strong. Vancouver growth continues as building expands.
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Nurses Strike Over Orders At South African Hospital
Cape Town report says Victoria hospital nurses in Mate king resigned en masse after being asked to print a native doctor performing operations. Remaining staff continue essential care for humanitarian reasons. The move highlights color questions within the union as Dr Molema, a native, sent European patients to the hospital for treatment.
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Speed Trials on Ven wick and Trans Pacific Flight Proposal
The British cruiser Ven wick laid down in September made high speed trials with engines delivering over horsepower and a test speed between 12 and 25 knots. Plans include a trans Pacific flight Vancouver to Sydney via several stops with Captain Frederick Wales and Mt. Giles among the attending crew. Kingston prepares for a diamond jubilee with A MacDonald and local officials expected, while Russia and the United States announce international participation in world events this summer.
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