World Happenings Briefly Told
Relief rules in Calgary restrict relief recipients from keeping a cow without proportional milk allowance cuts. Nipissing Mining reports 1933 profit of 146,826 with a prior year loss of 161,437. Premier Bennett accepts Queen’s University rectorship succeeding O D Skelton. George Sedgewick leaves tariff board for England. Alan Burns named governor of British Honduras. Postmaster General Fairey backs a Santa Claus stamp after Whistler’s Mother success. Dr Louis Martin named head of the Pasteur Institute. Manitoba forms legal unit for Turtle Mountain donated land for International Peace Gardens. Alberta fires in 1933 totaled 30 deaths, 1,832 fires, $1,435,612 in losses.
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Calgary
Civic Relief Agency
Nipissing Mining Company
Judes
R. B. Bennett
Queen's University
O. D. Skelton
External Affairs
George H. Sedgewick
Tariff Board
England
Alan Cuthbert Burns
British West Indies
British Honduras
Harold Kittermaster
Nyasaland
Whistler
U.S
Fairey
Louis Martin
Pasteur Institute
Martin
Institute
Radium find at Hottah Lake tops prior pitches
Rich pitchblende ore beds in the North Radium area near Hottah Lake 100 miles south of Cameron Bay N W T are stated to be the richest yet. Edward Harlreaves of Toronto and Great Bear development says the find is the largest in this country or the United States. He shows a ton of ore ready for shipment and notes values of six to seven thousand dollars per ton. Silver has not yet appeared in the area.
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Hottah Lake
Cameron Bay
N.W.T
Edward Harlreaves
Toronto
Great Bear Development
United States
Great Bear Lake
Legacy Oats Shines Across Canadian Regions
The Cereal Division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture reports Legacy, a cross of Banner and Eighty Day, performing especially well in Northern Saskatchewan Central and Northern Alberta and in the Eastern Townships of Quebec.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Banner
Eighty Day
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Quebec
Patches Fix Plane Wings After South Dakota Hailstorm
Ninety five patches were required to repair damage inflicted to wings of an aeroplane caught in a hail storm in South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Cotton Blouses Pattern Offers Two Summer Styles
Pattern No. 843 provides two blouse designs a high neck short raglan sleeve variant and a V neck windblown bow version. It lists fabrics such as cotton crepe organza lawn and tub silks and gives yardage for sizes 14 to 40 inch bust. Price 20 cents. wrap coin preferred.
Little Journeys In Science Molecules and their motions
Scientists explain matter is made of tiny invisible molecules with spaces between them. Gases move freely, are highly compressible, and pressure comes from molecular impacts. Liquids are denser with less movement. solids vibrate around fixed centers of rest.
Canada Expands 135 Million Annual School Funding
Canada allocates 135 million dollars yearly to sustain schools amid budget pressures. Ordinary printers ink used in producing fingerprints for identification and security measures.
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Canada
Sunday School Lesson for June 3
Golden Text from Matthew 26 39 portrays Jesus praying in Gethsemane saying not my will but yours Devotional reading Psalm 42 1 5 and lesson covers Matthew 26 1 75 It notes a focus on Jesus submission and prayer guidance for believers through scripture themes.
Night Before the End and Gethsemane Reflections
Excerpts narrate Jesus predicting the betrayal and Peter’s denial during the eve of crucifixion. The disciples, shaken, await the crisis, and Jesus withdraws with them to the Garden of Gethsemane for urgent prayers amid growing sorrow. Peter’s overconfidence contrasts with his impending failure.
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Judas
Jesus
Edward Shillito
Galilee
Peter
Gethsemane
Electricity Aids Scottish Farmers Across Ventures
Farmers in Scotland increasingly use electricity to quicken growth and ease work. About 400 milking and butter operations rely on electric power. Market gardeners heat hot beds for faster vegetable growth. Poultry aids include longer-day lighting for hens and UV lamps in chick rearing.
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Scotland
May Ship Via Panama Canal Proposal Reviewed
British Columbia livestock interests examine live cattle shipments through the Panama Canal from Vancouver as a way to lift prices. The plan would not curb excess production but aim to boost BC beef values by accessing British and European markets. Dr. Gunn and J. Grant discussed the idea with livestock men in Williams Lake.
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British Columbia
B.C
Panama Canal
Vancouver
Alberta
W. R. Gunn
J. A. Grant
Williams Lake
Hutchinson to Publish Women's Who's Who
London publisher Hutchinson & Co announces a forthcoming Women's Who's Who with over 6 000 sketches. The two year project lists 150 air women 3 500 doctors 300 justices of the peace 300 county councillors 84 architects and many solicitors estate managers housing pioneers and MPs.
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Hutchinson & Co
London
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Manitoba
Turtle Mountain Reserve
International Peace Gardens, Incorporated
Henry Brace
Lydia E. Pinkham
VOX
Ruth Rogers
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Chantecler
Vogue
P.O
Montreal
P.Q
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Cross
Bemn
Denicotea Ette Holder
Denicotea
Chantler & Chaniler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington St. W
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