Democracy And Liberty In The English Character
Mr Baldwin argues liberty rooted in the English character is sustained by institutions and a parliamentary system shaped by common sense and opposition to tyranny. He cites The Times on resisting fetters in the soul and urges eternal vigilance to preserve self government across Britain, the United States, and Canada.
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Stanley Baldwin
Balwin
London Times
The
Times
Baldwin
Great Britain
Mr. Baldwin
England
Canada
United States
North America
Bendix Trophy Race Crowned for Howard in Cleveland
Benjamin O. Howard, a Chicago air mail pilot piloting the white cabin Mister Mulligan, won the Bendix trophy race from Bur bank Union air terminal Los Angeles to Cleveland. He beat Col Roscoe Turner by under a minute in flying time as the field covered 2046 miles in eight hours 33 minutes 16.3 seconds. The tragedy of the event saw the body of Cecil Allen recovered from a wreck at the start location.
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Benjamin O. Howard
Chicago Air Mail
Mister Mulligan
Cleveland
Burbank Union Air Terminal
Los Angeles
Howard
Col
Roscoe Turner
Cecil Allen
Winnipeg traffic probe to curb auto horns
Alderman Margaret McWilliams urged a one to two month horn ban in Winnipeg to ease pedestrian life. She said horns are more danger than help and a female lawyer pressed a pointed question to a witness about age.
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Margaret McWilliams
Winnipeg
Civic Traffic Committee
Ideal Vacation and Tobacco Exports Report
A lighthearted note recalls an ideal vacation with leisure and peaceful days. It then lists Canada's leaf tobacco exports for January to June 1935 totaling over 6.1 million pounds with most going to the United Kingdom and smaller amounts to British colonies and Belgium.
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Canada
United Kingdom
British West Africa
British West Indies
Belgium
Cape Patterns for Daytime and Evening Wear Highlight
Capes and more capes from Paris sponsor this season for all times of day. Pattern No. 655 offers sizes small to large with material requirements for cape styles, priced at 15 cents. Mail orders addressed to Pattern Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Autumn Fashion Book also available for 15 cents.
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Paris
Pattern Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Manitoba Creamer ies Sweep N C Exhibition Butter Contest
Manitoba led the Canadian National Exhibition creamery butter contest with 42 points followed by Alberta 17 Ontario four and British Columbia two Saskatchewan one. Winkler Creamery Winkler Man was awarded the silver cup for highest scoring exhibits. Central Alberta Dairy Pool Alix Alta won silver for top butter sample in its section.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Ontario
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Winkler Creamery
Winkler
Man
Central Alberta
Alix
Alta
Iceberg Heights and Submerged Bulk Explains Size
The article notes that icebergs rise 200 to 300 feet above the sea and reach 700 to 1,000 feet in total height, with the majority of their mass extending below the waterline.
Japs Seek More Room For Emigration and Trade
The Tokio Asahi predicts Japan will seek relaxed immigration limits to British territories including Australia New Zealand and Canada. It says Tokyo will press for easier import of Japanese goods during talks with Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, the British envoy to China, visiting Japan this month.
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Tokio
Asahi
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Frederick Leith-Ross
China
Speaking Of Ancestors Joke About Ancestry
A man boasts to Jewish friends that an ancestor signed the Declaration of Independence. Another man retorts that one of his ancestors signed the Ten Commandments. The exchange highlights pride in heritage with a humorous twist.
Britons Naturalize 1000 Foreign-born Citizens Last Year
Russians led with 223 naturalizations, followed by Germany 138, Poland 73, Italy 72. Other nations contributed smaller numbers as Britain’s citizenry grew through foreign-born residents.
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Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Italy
New Electric Lamp Attracts and Kills Insects in California
Prof. W. B. Herms of the University of California reports a new electric lamp that lures field and orchard pests with color adjustable light. A glass coil and surrounding wire cage electrocuted insects on contact, powered by built in transformers.
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California
W. B. Herms
University of California
Vancouver man overcomes death with exercise saves four
William Campbell of Vancouver beat a six month prognosis by practicing physical culture. In one month he rescued four persons from drowning in local waters and now dedicates himself to helping others avert similar fates.
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William Campbell
Vancouver
Murders in 1930 United States Far Exceeds England
About 12,000 murders occurred in the United States during 1930, roughly seventeen times the murder rate of England. This disparity highlights a sharp contrast in crime levels between the two nations during that year.
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United States
England
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