Anglo American Good Will Grows Between Nations
A New York Herald Tribune analysis asserts Anglo American goodwill is rooted in mutual respect, with post war lessons reducing past tensions. It notes Britain and the United States now favor cautious optimism and cross Atlantic exchange, while Canadians are urged to visit and invest. The Regina Daily Star highlights Prince of Wales urging British businesspeople to visit Canada to boost trade potential and national ties.
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New York Herald- Tribune
Canada
Prince of Wales
Dominion
London
Royal Highness
Sea Canada
Atlantic
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Old Country
Regina Daily Star
Livestock a Saving Factor in 1931 Farm Trade
The Markets Intelligence Service reports the live stock and poultry sector saved the farm economy in 1931. Meat animals weathered the year better than other farm branches, giving livestock producers an advantage at the year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markets Intelligence Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
New Radio Type Illustration Prints Ready For Sale
The North German Lloyd line reports a successful wireless transmission from Zurich to Bremen of an engraving in printing form. The receiver on the ship converted the image into a print-ready plate. The method, radio type, follows decades of work by Adalbert Guth of the Swiss Radio-type Company. Also notes Sweden registered over 1,000 new firms last year.
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Lloyd Line
Zurich
Switzerland
Bremen
Adalbert Guth
Radio-type
Flight Of Wild Geese Mark Migratory Reach Across Rockies
A burned goose found in East Kootenay B C bears a tag from Ontario naturalist Jack Miner. The bird once sheltered at Kingsville sanctuary and was fed by Miner. Its tag shows migratory routes from the Gulf of Mexico to Baffin’s Land and to the Atlantic coast, with this being the first crossing of the Rocky Mountains.
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East Kootenay
B.C
Jack Miner
Ontario
Great Bird Sanctuary
Kingsville
Miner
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Baffin's Land
Rocky Mountains
Poultry Leader Elford Highlights Hen Role in Canada
Dominion Poultry Husbandman E. C. Elford says hens have shaped Canadian life, funding shoes, slates, and pencils for many business figures. He notes poultry offers strong returns and optimistic prospects for the industry.
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E. C. Elford
Dominion
Canada
Rhinoceros Confession and Egypt Hospital Fund
Toogood apologizes to Butler for calling him a rhinoceros after reading a paper that a rhinoceros is worth £200. A joke line about coal and a previous forebearance ends with Egypt planning a government sweep to raise $5,000,000 to build a new hospital in Cairo.
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Toogood
Butler
Egypt
Cairo
Canadian optimism and trade drive urged by Frank Carrel
Hon Frank Carrel, a Quebec publisher, praised western Canada as vibrant and fragrant and urged a push for intra empire trade. He announced plans for an exchange goods week with Eastern and Western Canada and noted Ukrainian Canadian clubs as evidence of broad, positive attitudes.
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Canada
Frank Carrel
Quebec
The
West
Carrell
Carrel
Canadian Prairies
Montana
Dakota
New Radio Policy Aims to Boost Western Canadian Coverage
The plan foresees the federal radio commission taking over or building high powered stations in western Canada to improve broadcasts, with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta benefiting first while eastern stations may simply be leased for national use. Winnipeg and the prairie provinces would see expanded signal reach once the legislation and commission are in place.
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Western Canada
Winnipeg
Federal Radio Commission
Prairie
Western Freight Rates Equalized by Churchill-Montreal Pact
R W Paterson president of the On-to-the-Bay Association says western steamship firms will absorb marine insurance rates at Churchill to compete with Montreal. He notes substantial freight savings for points west of Portage la Prairie if starting at the seaport on an even basis.
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Churchill
Montreal
West
R. W. Paterson
A Dress Pattern For Classic Blue and White Ballade Print
A sewing guide describes a Ching blue and white ballade print dress with white batiste collar and sleeves. It notes a slim fulness at the skirt using linen red with white trim, and lists fabrics such as pique dimity and tub silks as suitable. Styla No. 432 fits sizes 8 to 14 years, needing 2 4 yards of 35 inch material for size 10, price 25 cents in stamps.
How To Order Patterns Address and Pattern Details
Winnipeg Pattern No. Size. wee Town. The note gives an address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg for pattern orders. It lists pattern number and size but lacks full order form details.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Four Hudson River suspension cables require vast wire weight
A French scientist notes the tongue can indicate frankness or weakness depending on breadth and length. The article states four cables with 26 474 parallel wires each, packed in 36 inches diameter, to support a bridge, weighing 28 307 tons.
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Hudson River
Scientific Plan for Western Canada Drought Resistance
A Winnipeg talk urged future Western Canada development be planned scientifically. Dr. Toner described artificial chinooks at the University of Alberta to control moisture, while officials called for water conservation, hedges on quarter sections, strip farming, drought‑resistant wheat, and reforestation to combat soil drift and save fertility.
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Western
Canada
University of Alberta
O. 3
Arodt
National Research Council
Associated Committee
Russia
T. A. Toner
Aussie
Winnipeg
ToCalata
Canadian National Railways
Saskatchewan Commission On
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Main
Saskatchewan backs Bay Road trade push for Hudson Bay line
Saskatchewan Government asks private groups to form and promote a federal effort to haul business to the Hudson Bay Railway. Hon. E C Buckle notes negotiations for summer trial shipments of cattle via Churchill, with one firm willing to charter a cattle ship and government cattle possibly used.
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Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay Railway
Bay Road
E. C. Buckle
Mr. Buckle
Cheese as a muscle builder in Canadian diets
The Milk Utilization Service argues cheese is a muscle building food rather than just a condiment. It notes one pound provides nearly as much protein and fat as a gallon of milk with high calcium and phosphorus and vitamins. It urges wider cheese use to maintain health on a reduced budget.
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Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Branch
Canada
Admiral Named Chief Of West Indies Squadron Admiralty
The Royal Navy announces the new commander in chief of the West Indies squadron, Admiral Reginald Aylmer Ranfurly Plunkett-Erle-Erle Drax. His long name may be shortened by the public to simply "the Admiral" for reference.
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West Indies
Royal Navy
Reginald Aylmer Ranfurly Plunkett-Erile-Erle- Drax
C.B
D.S.O
Cobham Flying Circus Visits Enfield With Multigenerational Passengers
Sir Alan Cobham's flying circus carried a 90 year old woman her 60 year old daughter and three male descendants including a grandson and great grandson during a visit to Enfield London. The infant great great grandson could not travel as he lives too far from the aerodrome.
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Alan Cobham
Enfield
London
England
Would-be actor recalls ambition and audience pushback
A would-be actor reflects that ambition drove him while noting the audience ultimately urged him away. The exchange highlights the push and pull between personal aspiration and public reception.
Deportation Statistics Canada 7 024 Last Fiscal Year
Total deportations from Canada to other countries in 1981 32 were 7 024. Of these 4 248 were sent to British Empire countries. Public charges accounted for 4 507 deportees. Other reasons included 980 criminal convictions 75 Opium and Narcotic Drug Act 285 insanity 8 epileptics 12 mentally defective 27 medical causes 367 misrepresentation 230 previously deported 13 and other causes 27 plus 585 accompanying.
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Canada
Houses of Commons
W. A. Gordon
Woodsworth
Labor
Winnipeg North Centre
British Empire
Language War In Malta Over English and Italian
Debate in Malta on whether English or Italian should be the ruling language has sparked a linguistic quarrel. One editor claims ignorance of English harms society, while others say Italian is essential for culture and refinement.
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Malta
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Hingsville
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Spirit of the West
Western Provinces
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