Real Light On Russia At Regina Grain Conference
E J Surniman, Brooklyn Iowa consulting engineer for the Soviet government, presented firsthand observations on Russia's mechanized agriculture under the five year plan. He described wage paper money, wage bonds, strict food control, and widespread collectivization driving 90 percent of farmers into collectives. He warned of central Moscow dominance, bureaucratic growth, and party influence over all farm activity as essential to the state’s governance.
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Russia
Regina
E. J. Surniman
Brooklyn
Iowa
Litvinoff
Geneva
Stirniman
Mr. Stirniman
Europe
Moscow
Communist Party
Unese
Saskatchewan Researchers Develop Vapor Treatment for Damp Wheat
Saskatchewan scientists Dr. R. K. Lanmour J. Clayton and J C Wrenshail report a method using toluene vapor to protect grain from heat mustiness and fungal damage during wet weather. The process aims to keep wheat from deteriorating before drying, offering a practical advance showcased at the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference in Regina.
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Seakatchewas
R. K. Lanmour
J. §. Clayton
J C. L. Wrenshail
University of Saskatchewan
Prairie Canada
Saskatchewan
Regina
Maxims Of His Majesty Rules For Life Conduct In Workroom
A Regina Leader-Post summary notes an English journal listing quotes in Buckingham Palace workroom through King George I. The maxims urge obedience to rules, distinguishing sentiment from sentimentality, avoiding cheap praise, suffering with dignity, winning or accepting loss, and avoiding moon cries. The piece highlights a philosophy of restraint and usefulness guiding the king’s era.
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Buckingham Palace
George I
Buckingham Place
George
Regina
International police group formed to chase criminals
Police officials from Canada, the United States, and Europe formed an international organization in Chicago to pursue criminals globally. The conference was led by Barron Collier and attended by officials including New York deputy police commissioner, with Winnipeg represented by Chief Chrig H Newton.
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International Organization
Chicago
Barron Collier
New York
International Police Conference
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Winnipeg
Chrig H. Newton
Chilean nationality rule affects thousands of foreign workers
A 95 percent Chilean nationality requirement for factory and office workers forces many foreigners to leave. Ten years’ residence or marriage to a Chilean may grant exemption, and those performing tasks for which natives are unskilled may also be exempt.
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Chile
Recipes For This Week Stuffed Tomato Surprise
A vintage style recipe for six servings. Peel tomatoes and chill shells. Prepare lemon orange gelatine with shrimp and celery mayonnaise, then fill tomato shells and top with lemon jelly cubes. Garnish with mint or olives and serve in lettuce cups.
Bran Cookies From Bran Delights Recipe
Bran Delights 144 cups sifted flour 1% teaspoons combination baking powder 24 teaspoon salt 14 tablespoon grated orange rind 44 cup butter or shortening 1 cup sugar 1 egg well beaten 1 tablespoon milk 1 tablespoon orange juice 312 cups bran flakes with other parts of wheat Sift flour once measure add baking powder and salt sift again Add orange rind to butter and cream thoroughly Add sugar gradually and cream together until light and fluffy Add egg milk and orange juice heating well Add flour then add flakes and mix thoroughly Chill until firm enough to fall Roll 34 inch thick on slightly floured board Cut in desired shapes and bake on ungreased baking sheet in hot oven 425 degrees Fahrenheit 5 to 10 minutes Makes 4 dozen cookies.
Hourly Nursing Service Organized by Edmonton Graduates
The Edmonton Graduate Nurses Association creates an hourly nursing service linked to the graduate nurses registry. Patients receive skilled home care for set periods paid on a time basis, unlike visiting nursing. The program aims to benefit patients nurses and the community as part of medical profession operations. Commodity prices in the Netherlands are rising.
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Edmonton
Graduate Nurses” Association
Graduate Nurses’ Registry
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Aviators plan North Atlantic Solo Pioneers Club
Amelia Earhart Putnam and guest Captain James Mollison discussed forming a club for pilots who crossed the north Atlantic alone. They sought Wiley Post's approval, with Col Lindbergh and Jimmie Mattern likely to be invited. London hatters donated 2000 old hats to charity.
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North Atlantic
Amelia Earheart Putnam
James A. Mollison
Wiley Post
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jimmie Mattern
Vimy Ridge Memorial Amid Delays and Massive Design
The Vimy Ridge Memorial, spanning 240 acres and rising 200 feet above the Doual Plain, remains unfinished fifteen years after the Armistice. Canadian sculptor Walter Allward leads work in London studio, rejecting drumbeat rhetoric as he depicts Mother Spirit, Spirit of Sacrifice, and reliefs of Peace Justice Truth and Knowledge.
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Doual Plain
Douglas Haig
Canada
Walter
Allward
British Empire
London
Yugoslavia
Diocletian
Spalato
France
F. A. McKenzie
Kent
Scotland
Julian Byng
New York Times
Canadian Legation in Tokio Nears Completion
The Canadian legation in Tokyo is described as rapidly nearing completion and soon ready for occupancy by Hon. Herbert Marler, the Canadian minister to Japan. Government has not issued an official statement. Marler urged Ottawa to proceed to capitalize on low labor and material costs. Financing was arranged long term amid funding concerns. a government statement is expected shortly.
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Tokio
Herbert Marler
Japan
Marler
Ottawa
Haiti Coffee Exports Surpass Expectations This Year
Haiti’s coffee export performance this year has exceeded forecasts with strong shipment volumes. Exporters and officials cite rising demand from international buyers and favorable crop conditions pushing total earnings higher than projected.
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Haiti
Ellerman the Shipping Tycoon A Self-Made Briton’s Life
Sir John Ellerman, famed as a defining figure in British shipping, died in France. From a clerk to owning one-eighth of British shipping by age 50, he funded fleets, London real estate, and newspapers while eschewing yachts and political influence. His wealth, once estimated up to 300 million dollars, supported a vast, shipborne empire.
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Sir John Ellerman
Sir John
France
Southampton
Sydney
Britain
Ellerman
Henry Ford
Rockefeller
Thomas Lipton
Hiferman
London
Northcliffe
Arthur Harmaworth
Move Settlers North From Drouth Areas in Alberta
The Alberta government and the railways will share the costs of moving about 150 settlers from drouth stricken areas in southern Alberta. The Dominion government has not yet decided its share. Hon. George Hoadley, the provincial agriculture minister, says the settlers will be moved to more favorable areas in northern Alberta.
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Alberta
Civ
Railways
Dominion
George Hoadrey
Alberta Minester
Barley Food Through Ages in Exodus and Scotland
Barley appears as a key staple across biblical texts such as Exodus 31 and other books, valued for thousands of years as a principal human food. In Scotland porridge remains a favorite form of bere meal. The writer notes soldiers, well drilled, adapt best to patient care.
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Scotland
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Vimy Ridge Memorial
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Appleford
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