Ten clipper varieties built for American trade in Northampton
A new Northampton factory is producing ten varieties of clippers largely for the American market with annual output expected. Nations weigh spring or early summer plans for Germany regarding terms and possible return to the League of Nations as France concludes its first imperial economic conference with a fifteen year plan. Nazi leaders in Munich decide future church opposition. Canadian Boy Scouts invited to attend a Polish Scouts jamboree marking the movement's 25th anniversary. Venizelist revolt prisoners, including Pistokakis, receive long sentences. nine acquitted. Britain mobilizes civilian defense for gas and bombing. 1000 volunteers sought for first aid duties at Croydon. Royal navy to hold large Spithead review July 16 with 160+ ships and grand admiral flags in a major peace-time show.
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Germany
League of Nations
France
Brown House
Munich
M. Pistokskis
Eleutherion Venizelos
Pistokakis
Great Britain
BE. M. Cowell
British Red Cross
Surrey
Croydon
Spithead
Indians Win Appeal Judgment Over Misuse of Funds
The Mis tawasis Indian band near Leask Saskatchewan wins an Exchequer Court appeal against the federal Indian Affairs department. Justice P B Angers orders $18 309 and costs with total relief of $20 309, claims funds were improperly used for medical services stock purchases farm instructor and other treaty promised provisions. The judgment also forbids the Indian agent at Leask from farming on the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leask
Saskatchewan
Department of Indian Affairs
P. B. Angers
Exchequer
Prince Albert
Acton
Richard Mulcaster
K.C
W. G. Elder
Indiana
R. G. Hamiliton
Regina
Soviet Telechronique First Television Newspaper Launched
The Telechronique, a talking picture newspaper, was placed in operation by the Soviet Radio Committee in Moscow. It is televised to any reader with two receivers for sound and vision and is expected to spread to many countries within two years.
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Radio
Moscow
Telechronique
Soviet Radio Committee
Canadian Olympic Group Seeks Dominion Grant for 1936 Games
Executive officers of the Canadian Olympic Committee met Finance Minister E N Rhodes to request a Dominion grant to cover expenses of the Canadian team at the 1936 Berlin Games. Canada and 55 other nations will be represented. the 1932 grant was $10,000. Rhodes said the request would be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Germany
Canadian Olympic Committee
E. N. Rhodes
Canada
Federal Treasury
Rhodes
Consideraton
Riddle of a Lamb and Father Echoes in Class
A classroom exchange features a pupil and a teacher as the student answers a riddle by stating Father as the thing that came in like a ton and went out with the lamb, preserving a curious old lament.
Royal Barter y of Canada names fellows in arts science
The Royal Society of Canada announced the election of two French Canadian fellows in literature and history, Jean Charbonneau and Maurice Hebert, alongside new fellows in chemistry and physics including Gordon Merritt Shrum. Geological section adds H. C. Gunning and Ralph L Rutherford.
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Royal Bartery of
Canada
Ita
University of British Columbia
Geological
H. C. Gunning
Geological Survey of Canada
Ot Jawe
Ralph Leslie Rutherford
University of Alberta
Handwriting Analysis Explained by Lawrence Hibbert
Lawrence Hibbert advocates graphology to reveal character and aid personal growth. He explains handwriting reflects brain impulses and offers personalized delineations from specimens, requesting birth dates, 10c, and a self addressed envelope to Winnipeg Newspaper Union for confidential replies within two weeks.
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Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Junk peddler removes horse shoes after carcass death
An East Boston junk peddler, unnamed in the report, returned seven hours after his horse died on Bennington Street and removed the horse’s shoes with hammer and chisel. He left the carcass to be removed by police.
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Boston
Bennington Street
Decline in Canadian bread consumption since 1929
A 1933 statistical report attributes the steady drop in per capita bread use in Canada to reduced purchasing power and shifting dietary habits, noting two main causes for the long term decline.
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Canada
Popular Appointment of Christie Brown General Sales Manager
Mr. Young has been appointed General Sales Manager of Christie, Brown and Company Limited after four years with the Canadian Corps in France. Returning to Canada, he held roles as Cashier, Office Manager and District Sales Manager in Winnipeg and Toronto, organized Western Canada branches, and since 1933 led the Head Office branch in Toronto. Born in Sunderland Ontario, he is active in community welfare and boys' work as a Kiwanis Club West Toronto director and Community M.C.A. member.
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Christie, Brown and Company, Limited
France
Young
Winnipeg
Toronto
Western Canada
Mr. Young
Sunderland
Ontario
Kiwanis Club
West Toronto
M.C.A
Raisin Bread Pudding From This Week
Recipe for a raisin bread pudding uses 2 large bread slices cubed, 11 3 cups sweetened condensed milk, 1 cup water, 4 4 cup raisins, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 2 eggs separated. Soak bread in milk and water, blend, add yolks and vanilla, fold in beaten whites, bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes until brown. Serves six.
Ham and Celery Loaf and Beef Sales in Canada 1935
A ham and celery loaf recipe combines ham celery onion and pickles with gelatin and vinegar for a chilled savory loaf serving eight. The article also lists Canadian branded beef sales by month from February 1931 through February 1935, noting figures from 983,571 pounds in 1931 to 3,274,855 pounds in 1935.
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Canada
Medical Science Advances Approach Coronary Thrombosia Study
An approach to coronary thrombosis by identifying specific heart muscles using electrocardiogram patterns is described by Jane Sands Robb at Syracuse University College of Medicine to the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. Her findings show each injured muscle in thrombosis creates a distinct ECG pattern, extending animal results toward human application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Jane Sands Robb
M.D
Syracuse University College of Medicine
Robb
Einthoven
New Principal Named for McGill McCall University
McGill McCall University appointed Arthur Eustace Morgan as principal and vice chancellor to succeed General Sir Arthur Currie who died in Montreal. Morgan, aged 49, will assume duties after arriving in Montreal on September 1 and has held key posts at Bristol Exeter Sheffield and University College Dublin.
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Arthur Eustace Morgan
University College
Hull
England
McCall University
Arthur Currie
E. W. Beatty
Montreal
Mount Royal
James McGill
France
Sir Arthur
University
Morgan
Trinity College
Dublin
University of Bristol
Exeter
University of Sheffield
Empire
Balloon Fails to Break Journey at Latvia Forest Find
A toy balloon released at the People’s Carnival in Birmingham last October was discovered hanging from a tree near Agalen Latvia. It had traveled about 1 200 miles crossing seas and mountains despite winter gales and remains in good condition.
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Birmingham
England
Agalen
Latvia
Sunday School Lesson on the Value of Scripture
Devotional reading from Psalm 119 highlights the law and its terms for Old Testament scriptures. The Psalmist extols the scriptures as perfect and life giving, more precious than gold, sweeter than honey, and a source of wisdom, joy, and reward.
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George Adam Smith
Moffatt
Public Works Undertakings Guarantee for Rail Equipment
The Dominion government proposes a public works measure guaranteeing equipment securities for the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways up to 15 million dollars to foster employment across Canada. The plan extends last year’s public works program and may include railway equipment works. earlier talks had envisaged about 30 million dollars.
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Canadian
National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Canada
Algoma
Sydney
Dominion
Cannibals of New Hebrides Favor Tobacco Over Smokers
An explorer notes that New Hebridian cannibals dislike smokers as it spoils meat flavor. Dr. Edgar de la Rue explains why natives avoid volcanologists and carries tobacco for protection. Laplap, the flesh of enemies, is wrapped in banana leaves and reserved for men. wife rustling sparks war and feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hebrides
Edgar de la Rue
New York
France
Will of William Harvey Sold in London for 190 Dollars
A parchment probate of the will of William Harvey, discoverer of blood circulation, was sold in London for $190. The document, copied in Cromwell’s name, describes Harvey’s gifts. he died in 1857.
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London
William Harvey
Richard Cromwell
Harvey
Talking clock warns trunk telephone users of call length
A new post office device uses a talking clock with a three pip signal like the B B C model to alert trunk telephone users about call duration.
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B.B.C
Post Office
Garden tips for year round vegetables and hardy flowers
Practical advice on growing continuous vegetables to avoid waste. Plan sowings in thirds and staggered dates for peas lettuce and carrots. Flowers listed include Alyssum Portulaca Calendula Marigold and perennials like Primroses Daisies Peonies Lupine and Oriental Poppies.
British Empire leaders urged world peace and press action
International Relations l a de Water high commissioner in London for South Africa urged Britain and the empire to study outside world relations more. He told Imperial Press Conference the world should be inoculated with peace not marred by war and that the press could mold public opinion. Cecil Harmsworth noted ample hospitality during the South Africa visit with race meetings and receptions. Major J J Astor called the tour a wonderland excursion, saying delegates gained faith in the empire's structure.
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L. T. de Water
London
South Africa
British Commonwealth
Britain
Mr. de Water
Cecil Harmsworth
Viscount Rothermere
J. J. Astor
the Times
Berlin anti-death by own action service aids troubled clients
In Berlin a quiet street behind the police headquarters houses a small aid center run by an elderly couple. They offer free life-affirming counsel to former prisoners, betrayed spouses, failing students, and distraught youths without asking names, giving hope without asking anything in return.
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Berlin
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E. Morgan
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C. W. A. Scott
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