Broad Range of World News Items Reported
A roundup reports wheat area totals for 26 countries at 190 954 000 acres, Britain’s gift to Singapore’s naval base, a U S Treasury deficit of 3 133 471 295 for 11 months, Soviet policy in the Far East, use of black widow venom for angina, King George Jubilee fund receipts 237 799 toward 420 520 total, no immediate changes to annuities, and Alexander Korda securing film rights for Revolt in the Desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economias
Britain
Sultan of Jahore
Singapore
Ramsay MacDonald
Commons
United States
Russia
Far East
Karl Radek
Izvestia
American Institute of Homeopathy
Linn J. Boyd
The
Homeopathic College
Countess of
Bessborough
Molyneaux Faults U S Trade Policy as World Recovery Obstacle
Peter Molyneaux editor of a Texas weekly and Carne rave trustee labels the Hawley Smoot tariff, war debt stance, and Johnson Act as the greatest obstacle to global recovery. He praises Cordell Hull’s reciprocal trade efforts as a step forward and says currency stabilization is essential for lasting international exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peter Molyneaux
Texas Weekly
Carnerave
de Valera
Administrapeace
International Conciliation
The
Endowment
Congress
Provinces Use Reciprocal Judgments Act to Enforce Courts
Ontario cabinet issues order in council to enforce Alberta judgments under reciprocal judgments enforcement act. Alberta mirrors move to enforce Ontario judgments. Five provinces British Columbia Saskatchewan Alberta New Brunswick Ontario use Dominion legislation covering supreme and county court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Ontario
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Late office boy and city facts mix in Wembley Park scene
A boss chides a late office boy as a London stadium story notes London Empire Stadium at Wembley Park seating 100000, more than Rome's Colosseum. The piece also mentions large Shanghai apartment buildings and ends with a proverb about loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Empire Stadium
Wemnley Park
Rome
Colosseum
Viewy Pilgrimage to Canada Vimy Ridge Memorial
The Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League plans a world significance Peace Pilgrimage for ex servicemen and families. About 25 000 Canadians will visit cemeteries and battlefields, unveil the Vimy Ridge memorial, with tours from Montreal July 15 16 1938 and return in August. The trip costs 160 dollars, with 120 ocean rate and 40 for rail and France England lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Viey
Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Canon Scott
Quebec
Exservicemen
Cananl White Star
Canadian Pacific
Montrem Uth
Civil Service
Vimy Ridge
Montreal
France
Belgium
England
London
Tilbury Docks
Canada
Legion
W National Pilgrimage Committee
Atlantic Conference of Steamship Lines
Ypres
Albert
Etaples
Mons
All Nations
Canad
Walter 8. Allward
Dominion of Canada
8.C. Mewburn
C.M.G
Canadian Battlefields Memorial Commission
Gypsy fortune tale nets $900 theft report
Cleveland police sergeant Charles Mc Williams visited Mary Krafick to question her about gypsies who stole $900 while reading her fortune. She was away at another fortune-teller having tea leaves read, her husband said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McWilliams
Cleveland
Mary Krafick
Novel Airborne Rescue Method Tested in Moscow
In Moscow a new method of transporting wounded persons on stretchers suspended under airplane wings and fuselage was successfully tested. Three Red Cross doctors volunteered for the experiment. they were tied in stretchers with oval aluminum covers, one suspended from each wing and one under the fuselage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Cross
Smart shirtwaist dress pattern from Winnipeg fashion
The text promotes a shirtwaist dress pattern with a front paneled skirt and one-piece back yoke and sleeves. It lists sizes 14 through 42 bust, fabric needs for size 36, pattern price 15c, and pattern department mailing details in Winnipeg. It also advertises a fashion magazine with color illustrations and patterns for all family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Well Qualified For Pest Armour Named U S Minister To Canada
The New York Herald Tribune and The New York Times praise Armour as a well qualified U S Minister to Canada. They highlight his training temperament and ability to mingle, with warm Canadian sympathy and strong Canada US relations in mind. They call his appointment merited and a sign of sending capable diplomats to neighboring posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Armour
Canada
United States
The
New York Herald Tribune
Armour
New York Times
Posta
Laureate of Canada Hailed at Canadian Authors’ Meet
Sir Charles G. Roberts of Toronto received cheers in Montreal as he took the chair at the Canadian Authors Association annual convention. The dean of Canadian literature, knighted in the birthday honors, drew praise from writers across the Dominion and spurred a plan to sponsor a poetry magazine with feasibility study by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sir Charles
G. D. Roberts
Toronto
Montreal
Canadian Authors’ Association
Dominion
Watson Kirkconnell
Winnipeg
J. Murray Gibbon
Pride and Stewardship Lessons From Moses and Paul
A Sunday school devotional recalls Moses warning the Israelites about pride after entering the Promised Land. It ties Deuteronomy 8 18 to God owning all, warns against wealth luring memory of God, and cites Paul on cheerful giving and generous sowing yielding harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Promised Land
Moses
God
Egypt
Paul
Recipes For This Week 44 y Serves a o 6 small oranges
Pare oranges and cut in thin slices. Cut slices in halves on lettuce covered salad plates, arrange a circle of orange slices, being generous with fruit. Sprinkle with grated coconut and grated carrot. Serve at once with mayonnaise into which 14 as much orange juice has been thoroughly blended.
Bradford School Miss Trains Team To Back-to-Back Second
Miss B Casey, schoolmistress at Bradford School in Bradford England, trained a boys football team that finished second in the league for the second year running. She learned the game watching her brothers and is a keen hockey player. Using blackboard sketches she teaches plays as the boys have tallied 55 goals to rivals eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Casey
Bradford School
Bradford
England
Casey
Manuscript by Lawrence of Arabia Hidden Until 1950
The late Lawrence of Arabia left a manuscript titled The Mint recording his RAF life and comments. Described as of forceful character, it was not to be published before 1950. Also mentions possible trips on the Amazon River with distant shores unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaves
Lawrence of Arabia
Royal Air Force
the Mint
Silver Jubilee Forest Park Proposed for Argyllshire
A plan to set up a national park in Loch Long district Argyllshire is promoted to honor King George V's 25 year reign. A committee will meet in Edinburgh to discuss the proposal for the Silver Jubilee Forest Park over more than 30 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Argyllshire
Edinburgh
Loch Long
Almond Wafers and a Whip-Tailed Caterpillar
A historic recipe outlines almond wafers using butter sugar milk flour and vanilla with grated almonds baked in a slow oven and rolled while warm. The text also notes a tropical Isognathus caterpillar with a whip attachment used to scare predators.
Poison gas and chlorine uses in industry and war
The article explains chlorine and chlorination as a poisonous gas used in World War I, detailing its properties, dangers, and effects. It covers storage, visibility of gas clouds, and the physiological impact, plus chlorine’s industrial roles in bleaching, chemical synthesis, water purification, and digestion via hydrochloric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Man
Dominion Drama Festival Receives Royal Charter
The Dominion Drama Festival gains a royal charter to ensure its continuance after the Earl of Bessborough departs. The governors will hold real and personal estate up to 25 000 dollars, receive grants, and appoint officers and award prizes to promote Canadian dramatic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Drama Festival
Earl of Bessborough
C. H. Cahan
Cahan
Canada
Kansas City Tot Symphony Eyes Japan Trip in 1936
Thomas Bruce leads the Kansas City Tot Symphony with 95 youngsters aged four to nine. The group, praised for discipline and talent, plans a 1936 tour to Japan after rapid growth since formation. Children as young as two begin training and perform demanding works such as Rachmaninoff Prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansat
Japan
Thomas Bruce
Kansas City
Tribute to Sir James H. MacBrien and R C M P honor
Sir James H. MacBrien commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police accepted the Knight Commander of the Bath in the king's birthday honors. He said the honor was not just personal but a tribute to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the good work they do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R James H. MacBrien
Sir James H. MacBrien
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bath
Sir James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor
W. A. Gordon
House of Commons
Alexander Korda
London Film Productions
Col. T. E. Lawrence
Desert
Boas
Shanghai
China
El-Bervice
Mer Penring
Cnanéian Legion
Ellen Worth
New UA
Charles G. D. Roberts
Authors’ Association
Betty Barclay
Amazon River
National Park
King George
GOVER
Sive
Stanley Argyle
Melbourne
Australia
Argyle
Eric Hill
Stanley
Victoria
Gorton
R.C.M.P
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