Far East peace plan pushed onto Japan by Soviet paper
A Soviet Televetia newspaper pins responsibility on Japan for maintaining peace in the Far East. Elsewhere, UK radio licenses top 6 million paid for in 14 months as railway accidents claim 254 lives and 2,087 injured in the year to December.
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Far East
Japan
Tevestia
Radio Heenaca
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Juan de la Cierva
International Federations of Aviators
Nikolai Lenin
Empire State Building
New York
John Raphall Rogers
Ottmar Mergenthaler
W. J. Walah
Newfoundland
Ireland
Leo Labelle
Regina
Ottawa
John Nicol
Mexico Exports 5.6 Million Bemanas in 1933
Mexico reported export of 5,600,000 bemanas in 1933 marking a record year for the commodity. Trade officials noted strong overseas demand and price stability despite global economic pressures.
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Mexico
Tribute From China Honors Late McGill Leader
A tribute to Sir Arthur Currie former McGill University principal and Canadian WWI commander arrived from Prof Usang Ly a leading Chinese educationist. The note praised Currie who died last fall and was published in a Shanghai paper and sent to Ottawa by Lt Col Cosgrave.
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General Currie
Arthur Currie
McGill University Y
Canada
The
University
J. Usang Ly
China
Shanghai
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
L. M. Cosgrave
Usang Ly
Sir Arthur
Hydrogen the gas of industry and travel in early modern science
The article explains hydrogen's historical role in airship safety and its industrial uses. It covers production methods by electrolysis and steam. hydrogenation of fats. production of solid fats for cooking, soap, and candies. ammonia and nitric acid production. and Europe’s small scale synthetic petroleum from hydrogen and coal.
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Cmef
Europe
Japan Seeks Corps of Death Torpedo Sailors
Recruiting begins in Japan for a Corps of Death as a new torpedo with internal steersman drives ships to inevitable destruction. Sailors volunteer, believing death for country is a manly achievement. The corps would ensure self destruction for any crewed torpedo attack if the ship is hit.
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Japan
Corps of Death
Admiralty
Sunday School Lesson Notes on Parables and Kingdom
Reading and reflection on Matthew 23 1 52 Luke 10 39 and Proverbs 31 32. The lesson emphasizes that a scribe made a disciple to the Kingdom of Heaven sits at Jesus feet to learn his method and add new teachings alongside the old. The Kingdom is personified as the Teacher guiding the believer to discern old and new treasures.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Scrbai College
David Smith
Wolves blamed for game destruction in British Columbia district
Trappers of the Casgair district in northern British Columbia report severe big game losses due to many wolves. They found partially eaten moose and caribou remains and few calves seen. They blame the end of the government wolf bounty for the rise in wolves and plan a petition to renew bounties.
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Iuse
Casgair
British Columbia
Chinese Railways to Give Free Tea on Long Journeys
Health adviser Dr Wu Lien Tun says free tea should be offered to passengers on long distance trips. Special hot tea fountains will be installed on many trains in every compartment to serve China tea.
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Wu Lien-Tah
Chinese Railways
Marvels of the Human Eye by F M Crowe
Calgary optometrist F M Crowe argues sight dominates human life and calls for eye care. Many people have unrecognized defects, causing strain, headaches and inefficiency, with unequal eye acuity and muscular balance. He urges professional assessment to ensure eyes are as they should be.
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F. M. Crowe
Optometrist-Optician
Calgary
Startling Claim by German Statistician on Life Expectancy
German statistician Dr. Felix Bernstein claims he can predict remaining years of life by examining a person’s eyes. He argues the eye lens hardens with age, reducing accommodating power until natural death, based on studies of over 1,000 individuals at Gottingen. Eye disorders or glasses wear do not affect the calculation.
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Felix Bernstein
New York
Columbia University
Bernstein
Bio Clinic
Gottingen
Bis
Calgary Company Plans Saskatchewan Sulphate Plant
A Calgary oil company develops a process to extract water from Glauber's salt producing pure sodium sulphate for smelting and papermaking. Invented by D W F Seyer of British Columbia, the method is tested locally. Deposits of Glauber's salts found in Saskatchewan. Company bought about 500 acres near Oban Sauk for a plant.
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Calgary Oil Company
Glauber
D. W. F. Seyer
British Columbia
Deppalta
Saskatchewan
Oban
Sauk
Briatol County Rhode Island Revealed as Smallest County
Briatol county in Rhode Island is identified as the smallest U S county with an area of 224 square miles. The note highlights its compact size and status among U S counties.
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Briatol County
Rhode Island
United States
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