Coronation bound Mounties ride to London horses loaded
Forty six Royal Canadian Mounted Police horses travel to London for the coronation parade and related events. Canadian Pacific rail and steamship services coordinate the unusual transport. Photos show loading at Ottawa into four palace horse cars and at Montreal harbor aboard the Beaverburn. Between deck space allows daily exercise for the animals.
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London
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Pacific
Palace
Ottawa
Montreal Harbor
Winnipeg kittens mingle as litter suffers pup pie loss
In Winnipeg a litter of six pups suffers with three dead while the mother cat proves too weak to nurse the remaining offspring. A second mother cat arrives with her own kittens, and the two litters mingle contentedly under care.
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Winnipeg
Tender notices for coal supply in Western Provinces 1933
A government tender call seeks bids for coal supply to Federal Marching and Experimental Farms across Western Provinces including Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia. Forms available from Department of Public Works Ottawa and district architects. Tender must include security deposit by cheque or guaranty acceptable to the department.
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Maritcha
Saskatchewan
Alberts
British Columbia
Department of Pubic Works
Ottawa
Archie
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Crauntisn National Railway Company
Asd
Damians of Canada
Department of Public Works
Canadian leader Mackenzie King faced conscription crisis
Bruce Hutchison cites Maclean’s revelations that King switched to supporting overseas conscription in 1944 to avert resignations from Ottawa’s high command. Hutchison says King feared a military uprising would fracture political and military unity and warned against resisting the army’s push.
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Bruce Hutchison
Maclean's Magazine
Mackenzie King
Hutchison
Maclean's
King
Canada
Maclean’s
Ottawa
Canada at war conscription crisis named as only path
The article argues that total catastrophe looms and King immediately recognizes conscription as Canada’s sole solution, describing it as the only way out of the crisis. It stresses the urgency and극 impacts of compelled service as a national remedy.
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King
Canada
Pilot Officer Wins Love Amid Hatcheck Win
Acting Pilot Officer Derek Brennan, a 21 year old English NATO student at No 2 air navigation school Winnipeg, won a hatcheck contest in Chicago and a free U S call. He proposed to 19 year old Margaret Byett in Derbyshire and they plan marriage after military service. James Wood, 98, marked a birthday in Irma Alta after arriving from Ireland in 1884.
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Derek Brennan
England
Chicago
NATO
No. 2 Air Navigation School
Winnipeg
USO
The
Moose
United States
Derek
Margaret Byett
Chaddesden
Derbyshire
Margaret
Irma
Alta
James Wood
Canada
Ireland
Local Daly council reports road damage and patrol changes
Daly municipality cannot maintain Forrest Rivers Harding road due to heavy armed services traffic. Group Captain Doyle informs council. Rivers police begin patrolling Mounties with Constable Lindsay in charge. Little Saskatchewan flows return to normal after flash flood. Wheatland lots selling. Solimka anniversary in Windsor. Denver marriages of MacAllister and Grant. Carnegie district men enlist. Oakleigh pioneer John W. Smith dies at 63. Rivers agricultural society head White says no summer fair. Prairie fire harms Daly district. Assiniboine River flood draws crowds.
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Daly
Forrest - Rivers - Harding Road
G. I. Doyle
Rivers
Const
E. Lindsay
Little Saskatchewan
Wheatland
John Solimka
Windsor
Ont
Annual Farm Survey Begins Across Provinces
The annual June survey of farms is about to start, with farms expected to reach farmers by June 1. Respondents are urged to complete and return the questionnaires promptly. Data from individual reports is kept confidential and collected to track year-to-year changes in livestock and crop production for provinces and Canada overall.
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Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Canada
Special Introductory subscription coupon for The Monitor
Readers praise The Christian Science Monitor for balanced, worldwide coverage and careful editing. The letter urges others to subscribe, offering 26 issues for a low price with space to fill name and state.
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Monitor
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J. F. MacAllister
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Carnegie District
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Oakleigh
R. H. White
Rivers Agricultural Society
Daly District
Assiniboine River
Elizabeth
Hudson Bay
Social Credit
Manitoba
Social Credit League
Portage Ave
Ya Ne & Supplyn
Darrel Harris
N Lumber CO. Ltd
Gazette Classifieds
BBC
Marshall-Wells
RNA
BY the Gall
Shrine Circus
Brandon Arena
Animals Clowns
Sigh Wiere
Wheat City
Brandon
Christian Science Monitor
U.S
Teachne
Tate
Lake of the Woods
Canadian National
Continental Limited
Waley
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