World Happenings Briefly Told
Announced annual license of 100 dollars will be charged on truckers shipping large quantities of produce into Calgary from British Columbia for direct sale to retailers. Lindberghs plan further flight via Baarby Sweden and possibly to Soviet Russia. An aerial motorcycle ascends and lands from a tennis lawn at Hanworth. Vaseline inventor Robert Chesebrough dies at 96 after 50 years of production. Spillers Calgary flour mill to close due to export slump. London rescue saves crew from sinking Magyar. Macleod and Aldersyde yield 4,000,000 bushels vs 12,000,000 last year. Sir Alexander Clegg, 85, president of Barry and Staines Linoleum Canada, dies in London. Toronto presbytery seeks investigation into penitentiary conditions.
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Calgary
British Columbia
Charles Lindbergh
Baarby
Soviet Russia
Sweden
Hanworth
Middlesex
England
Robert Augustus Chesebrough
London
Alberta
Macleod
Aldersyde
Alexander Clegg
Alexander
Barry and Staines Linoleum (Canada) Limited
Farnham
Que
Toronto
School Administration guide for trustees and teachers
A. H. Ball and N. L. Reid publish School Administration by W. J. Gage & Co. Toronto. The Saskatchewan edition covers eight teen chapters on education history, school law, trustee duties, teacher agreements, and school operations with Q and A sections and many court cases. Includes appendices on acts and religious instruction and a detailed index. widely useful for school administration beyond Saskatchewan.
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A. H. Ball
Saskatchewan
N. L. Reid
W. J. Gage & Co., Ltd
Toronto
North West Territories
John S. Huff
Saskatchewan Grasshopper Control Emergency Program Outlined
The Provincial and Dominion Departments of Agriculture issue a joint plan to cut grasshopper hatching next spring. It details seed on summerfallow, early seeding, avoidance of stubble, deep fall or shallow spring tillage, guard and trap strips to prevent migration, and timely baiting to reduce losses. producers are urged to adopt fall plowing and field-specific tactics, with further updates to follow.
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Saskatchewan
Dominion Departments of Agriculture
Cunning Phrase Echoes Across Public Discourse
A historical line rings through the public square about deception and perception. The maxim discusses fooling some people at times and the rest at other times, reflecting enduring concerns about trust and influence.
Surrey angling club tiny tale of bachelor girls
A Surrey England angling club admits only bachelor girls as members. Occasionally a member lands an Osh and must resign from the group.
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Surrey
England
Fusion of Civil Service Employees Form United Canadian Union
The Montreal Herald reports a merger of all civil service employee associations in Canada to form the United Association of Civil Service Employees. The central body aims to restore pre low mood salaries and unify groups including the Union of Postmen and Amalgamated Civil Service Association in Winnipeg, Vancouver, Regina, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto, Montreal, and other centers.
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Canada
The
Montreal Herald
Civil Service of Canada
Union of Postmen
Amalgamated Civil Service Association
United Association of Civil Service Employees
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Regina
Ottawa
Quebec
Toronto
Montreal
Ultra-Violet Light Detects Cancer Early Says Dr Kobak
Dr. Disraeli Kobak of Chicago reports to the American Congress of Physical Therapy that cancer emits a yellow glow under ultra-violet light. He urges early diagnosis and complete removal during surgery to minimize mortality, explaining cancer tissue glows yellow while normal tissue does not.
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Disraeli Kobak
Chicago
American Congress of Physical Therapy
Kobak
Cook County Hospital
Alberta Scholarships Awarded to Three Calgary Teens
High school students Miss Bercow of Calgary Melvin Donald of Medicine Hat and Gordon L Burton of Claresholm won University of Alberta scholarships for top standing in a 21 unit matriculation exam. The awards cover three years of tuition and student union fees.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Claresholm
University of Alberta
Miss Bercow
Melvin Donald
Gordon L. Burton
Unclear Australian Employment Rise and Italian Stamp Note
Fragmentary report notes employment in Australia rises by 25 percent from a year ago and mentions an Italian air mail stamp in a question about its potential deadly avatar. The text is incomplete with uncertain links.
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Australia
Italy
Sunday School Lesson October 1
The golden text from 2 Timothy 2:15 guides the lesson. It references Acts chapters 21 22 27 28 plus 26 4 7 and Philippians 3 3 6 with devotional reading from Psalm 119 9 16.
Explanations and Comments Pauls Training For Leadership
The home atmosphere and parental figures shape a child's early life with duty to parents as divine authority. Hebrew family life uses ceremonies to educate, with each festival prompting questions and vivid storytelling. The Hebrew school system influences sons of Israel, and ideal teachers must blend wisdom, patience, and openness.
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Paul
Tabernacles
Purim
Sons of Israel
Insurance refused policy to Mr Cummins sixty years ago
A long ago decision by an insurance company to refuse a policy for Mr M Cummins of West Ealing London is recalled as he and his wife celebrate their golden wedding today.
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M. Cummins
West Ealing
London
Sound Carries In Arctic Regions
The article notes that in Arctic regions people can talk to each other over a mile apart due to cold dense air and smooth ice surfaces aiding sound transmission.
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Arctic
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Spillers, Limited
J. Gilchrist
K. M. King
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
S. H. Vigor
Department of Agriculture
KN. OU
Civil Service Association
Fighting Cancer Menace