Ample Food Forecast And Notable Global Notes
Secretary Wallace forecasts a plentiful U S food supply for the year. Peter Z Caverhill longtime forester in Canada and Britain dies in Victoria. Bermuda suffragists seek equal voting rights. Italians seek British citizenship in Australia to dodge service. Dr M Neelands the first Canadian dentist to use gas marks 7th birthday. retires after 68 years practice. Tahiti aviation club formed for trans Pacific air link from France. A burglar takes all bathtubs from a Chicago apartment project valued at 14000. Cahilas on display at Newcastle show after being shipped from California in ice to Australia.
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United States
Wallace
Peter Z. Caverhill
Pritia
Columbia
Canada
Victoria
Bermuda
J.H. Thomas
3. M. Neelands
Neelands
Lindsay
Ont
South Seas
Papeete
Tahiti
France
H. A. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Newcastle
California
Australia
Firing Squad Finishes Grim Soviet Tale of Betrayal
In a Soviet story from the Windaor Daily Star a grandmother named Christina Parevenova is executed by firing squad after confessing to killing her stepson Peter who betrayed grain theft at a collective farm. Parvenova is jailed as an accomplice for eight years.
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Russ'an
Parenova
Christina Parevenova
Peter
Christina
Architect’s Moral Claim Faces Paris Tribunal Over Torn House
In Paris the Seine Civic Tribunal heard a young architect sue a homeowner who tore down a house eight days after completion. The architect argues a moral right in his creation and damages to reputation from presumed faults. The proprietor says he accepted a higher bid and demolished the house.
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Seine Civic Tribunal
Paris
Saskatchewan Beekeepers Harvest Record Honey Output
Saskatchewan producers gathered over 1 034 000 pounds of honey this year, up 59 percent from 1934. The rise stems from more beekeepers and larger colony counts. The text notes that certainty of punishment, more than severity, deters crime.
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Saskatchewan
Wires In Cattle Hides Alarm Packers
Tanners report persistent use of wire embedded in cattle hides found in meat packing samples. Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers received cuttings from tanners showing wire fragments in skins from multiple lots. Investigations reveal the practice appears more than isolated.
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Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers
Tanners
Widespread Branding Practices Hurt Canadian Cattle Hides
The article reports shipments traced to sellers with wires inserted into hides especially in the dewlap and brisket. Wires, often copper, cause costly machine damage and devalue hides, with wattles added by some ranchers further lowering quality. Western Canadian cattle are most affected.
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Canada
Government officers urged to curb cattle improvement abuses
Officials and citizens are urged to root out illicit practices in cattle improvement programs. The text notes that the reputation of Canadian hides is harmed by detrimental actions, and stresses individual and national interest in correction.
Winnie Mae plane to join Smithsonian on rails voyage
The Winnie Mae, Wiley Post’s famed aircraft with white wings and purple trim, is packed for transport by freight car from Bartlesville Oklahoma to Washington to hang beside Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis. The artifact and its gear are priceless. Mrs Post may receive about 25000 dollars.
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Wiley Post
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Wiley
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Post
Iron Mike
Paul E. Garber
Aeronautica
Winnie Mae
Names Defy Labels at Western Ontario Registrars
University of Western Ontario registrars in London report odd student names that blur gender cues. Clerks struggle with James Helen as a name and a later registration shows a female first name with a male second. Officials foresee a need to mark sex on forms next year.
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London
Ont
University of Western Ontario
James Helen
Jews harp makers in Birmingham seek skilled tongue setters
Birmingham manufacturers of Jews harps report a short supply of skilled tongue setters. These workers adjust the metal strip that vibrates to produce the instrument’s sound, a key step in the harp’s manufacture. The note highlights their importance to output and quality.
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Birmingham
England
Neutron Beam Experiments Near at Berkeley
The University of California prepares to test a neutron beam 14 times more lethal than X rays in Berkeley. The 80 ton magnet at Lawrence’s lab generates the beam, with water shielding and a remote control panel 50 feet away for safe operation.
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University of California
Berkeley
Calif
E. 0. Lawrence
California
Vancouver student chosen British Columbia Rhodes scholar
Arthur Joseph Johnson, 20, son of Mr and Mrs J F Johnson of Vancouver, was named BC Rhodes scholar. A U B C arts graduate class of 1935, he earned first class honors in history economics and political science and plans residency at Oxford in autumn 1936 to study jurisprudence and pursue a Ph D.
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Arthur Joseph Johnson
J. F. Johnson
Vancouver
British Columbia
Rhodes
Johnson
University of British Columbia
Oxford University
Pattern 5428 Apron for Newlyweds with Patch Motifs
The notice promotes pattern 5428 for a bright decorative apron with roses and leaves that can be embroidered or patchworked. It offers a transfer pattern, applique motifs, patch pieces, color suggestions, material lists, and instructions. Send 20 cents to the Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern.
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Betty
Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Malachi Foretells Hope and Covenant Messenger
The lesson outlines Malachi 3 1 to 4 6 contrasting Israel’s complaint with God’s promise of a coming messenger and a renewed covenant. It notes the tithes demand as a test of belief and describes how obedience brings blessing, rain, and protection from devourers, signaling national restoration.
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Malachi
Judah
God of
God
Zechariah
Jehovah
George Adam Smith
Adventurous Career of British Vice Admiral Evans
Sir Edward Evans, newly appointed Nore Commander, has a life full of peril and heroism. He led perilous expeditions, survived scurvy after being rescued 100 miles by companions, and fought in the Dover Patrol battles sinkings of German destroyers. He saved 1100 coolies on the China station and earned two gallantry medals. He later helped depose Tshekedi in Africa and wrote books for boys. Lady Evans, a Norwegian, and their two sons accompany him.
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Edward Evans
Capt. Scott
Swift
China Station
Tshekedi
Sir Edward
Lady Evans
Strange Yoruba Ritual in Trinidad Involves Daily Ethiopian Aid
A village near Port of Spain hosts a ritual where about 200 Black worshippers invoke help for Ethiopia against Italy. Participants mill around an outdoor altar, chant voodoo hymns, drum loudly, and a black witch doctor intones prayers before animal sacrifices occur.
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Trinidad
Ethiopia
Port of Spain
Italy
Woman Sues Santa Claus Over Injuries in Birmingham
Mrs. Linnie Honeycutt sues a man dressed as Santa Claus for 25000 damages in Birmingham Alabama after a truck广告 advertising a local store threw peppermint rock causing serious injuries when a lump hit her.
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Santa Claus
Birmingham
Alabama
Linnie Honeycutt
Canadian farmers sweep awards at 1935 International Livestock Exposition
Ontario led Canadian entries with 19 championships and 44 first prizes at Chicago. Indiana Illinois Iowa topped overall with 57 championships and 80 blue ribbons. Canada claimed the wheat king title for 1935 and swept many livestock prizes including grand champion wether sold for 1.10 a pound. Canadian bidders dominated cattle and sheep sales with top prices for Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn stock.
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Chicago
Ontario
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbian
Saskatchewan
Canada
W. Frelan Wilford
Stavely
Alta
William Rogers
Tappen
B.C
G. Gordon Finlay
Northwood
Ont
James William Shearer
Morrin
C. W. Stirling
Sidney
H. Graham
Iron Springs
Queenston
Wether
Canadiana
Otto Lantz
Newstadt
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd
Toronto
G. L. Smith
Meadowvale
Rose Industry of Britain Expands After Duty Move
The Association of British Rose Growers reports rapid growth since the 1932 import duties on foreign trees. Direct employment rises to 2,946 workers from 1,300, and cultivated land increases to 2,825 acres from 1,280 acres.
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Britain
Association of British Rose Growers
Fine wool production rises in Saxa katchewan and west provinces
W H J Tisdale of the Co operative Wool Growers cites a marked increase in fine grade wool over 15 years from two to forty per cent due to import of suitable breeding stock. In the same piece a dialogue shows a misunderstanding about marriage.
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Saxakatchewan
W. H. J. Tisdale
Co-operative Wool Growers
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Jennie
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