A Tense View of Mussolini War Moves and League Split
A long, cautious analysis warns that the Italo Ethiopian conflict tests the League of Nations and sanctions. It argues Mussolini faces peril at home and abroad, while rivals could be pressured by unrest in India Egypt and North Africa. The piece views Europe as an armed camp and notes fluctuating peril with no easy resolution.
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League of Nations
Europe
Mussolini
North
Africa
Ethiopia
Italy
League
North Africa
India
Egypt
Mohammed
Stradivarius Violin Treasures Reported in Ontario Home
A genuine Stradivarius may be among two antique violins owned by Mrs. Ernest Bloom of Orangeville Ontario. One instrument came from England bearing the inscription An Tonius Stradivarius Cremono Faciebat Anno 1726. The other, bought by Mrs Bloom's husband, bears Annon 1757 Carla Bergonzi Tece in Cremonae.
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Ernest. Bloom
Orangeville
Ont
England
Saskatchewan Beekeepers Win Four Prizes at Toronto Fair
Saskatchewan beekeepers demonstrated western honey quality by winning four of five prizes for light extracted honey in one pound jars at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair, highlighting its fine flavor and class.
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Saskatchewan
Toronto
Real Pioneer Thomas Green, Mohawk Surveyor, Dies at Rocky Mountain House
Thomas Daniel Green 77 a full blood Mohawk surveyor and friend of Sir John A Macdonald died recently at Rocky Mountain House Alberta. Born in Brandt county Ontario he graduated from McGill with a B Sc during the Macdonald regime and while the Marquis of Lansdowne was governor general. He was one of the earliest surveyors in the west. He had a splendid command of the English language.
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Thomas Daniel Green
Sir John A. Macdonald
Rocky Mountain House
Alta
Brandt County
Ontario
McGill University
Macdonald
Marquis of Lansdowne
Department of Interior
West
Women jurors may join Australian courts by year end
New South Wales minister of justice L O Martin plans a bill granting women the privilege to act as assessors in industrial courts and express opinions to presiding magistrates. The first target is the children's court, though adults and elder youths remain in question and some argue a man handles older offenders better.
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Australa
New South Wales
L. O. Martin
Children's Court
Alberta’s Rhodes Scholar for 1935 36 Named
Mark McClung a 24 year old University of Alberta honors philosophy student is named Alberta Rhodes scholar for 1935 36. He is son of Mr and Mrs R W McClung of Victoria formerly of Calgary and Winnipeg. His mother is Nellie McClung the noted Canadian author. He plans to go to Oxford for three years after leaving in fall. A brother Jack won the ICDE scholarship in the provincial attorney general's department.
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University of Alberta
Rhodes
Mark McClung
R. W. McClung
Victoria
Aalgary
Winnipeg
Nellie McClung
Oxford
Jack
1.C.D.E
Savings Deposits in Canadian Banks Rise in October
Savings deposits in Canadian chartered banks reached 1.465 billion dollars on Oct 31, up nearly 100 million from Oct 1934. September 30 added 21 million, current accounts rose 35 million in the month and over 80 million from a year earlier. Deposits outside Canada grew about 6 million in the month and over 60 million year on year. Current loans in Canada fell about 15 million in the month and 40 million from a year ago, with call loans also declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Finance
Canada
Dog saved by handshake in Sydney execution case
An Alsatian pup facing death for presumed viciousness won over stock inspector C. J. Wal Jett in Sydney Australia by offering a shake hand gesture. He then arranged to return the dog to its owner, sparing its life.
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C. J. Wal- Jett
Sydney
Australia
Radio License Fees Remain Near Last Year Levels
Ottawa officials report radio receiving set license collections for the current fiscal year closely mirror last year’s figures, with total revenue just under 1.5 million dollars. Since 1932 33 the fee is 2 dollars per set, and despite a low mood and relief recipients not being pressed, collections run about 90 to 85 percent complete. Cost of collection averages 15 cents per two dollar fee, with general overhead noted at 3 percent.
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Ottawa Maid
Osaka department store opens free marriage bureau
A large Osaka store launches a free marriage bureau to help men and women register and share information for marriage. The bureau replaces the traditional go-betweens, with couples likely purchasing their wedding outfits at the same store, reflecting a business motive in adopting native practices.
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Osaka
Japan
Bureau
New York Times
Radio Inquiry May Spark Parliament Committee On Broadcasting
A parliamentary committee may form when the house reconvenes in January to probe radio broadcasting in Canada. It would examine the Radio Commission and consider a single general manager approach. The inquiry could include the controversial "Mr Sage" broadcasts tied to Mackenzie King and calls for reform to curb abuse of public figures.
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Canada
Radio Commission
Mackenzie King
Sage
Mr. Sage
Islanders greet China Clip arrival ending Guam isolation
Island residents celebrate the China Clip per as it ends Guam isolation. The liner departed Alameda four days earlier and landed from Waka Island at 3:07 after a 10 hour 3 minute flight. About 200 pounds of mail was unloaded for delivery as Captain Edwin Mysick and his eight crew were welcomed by officials.
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Guam Island
Pacific
Alameda
Calif
Guam
Waka Island
Edwin Mysick
Flying Boat
Recipe For Youth George Ade’s 70th wisdom
Humorist George Ade advises living in the present to stay young at 70. He jokes about reading obituaries before the sport page as a sign of ossification and vows to stay connected with news and culture. Londoner Edwin Thomas Howes lived frugally while lighting his pipe with a one-pound note until his recent death.
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George Ade
Ade
Edwin Thomas Howes
Sirius Star Companion Weighs 340 Pounds Per Teaspoon
A science note explains the dog star Sirius has a companion body of immense density. A single teaspoon of this substance would weigh about 340 pounds, illustrating extreme compactness and intriguing stellar physics.
Butter praised as essential fat and energy source in diet
Laura Pepper of the Dominion Agriculture Depart explains butter as a superior fat with palatability and high food value. Butter provides concentrated energy, digestes easily, and supplies Vitamin A and D for health. The article notes a separate mention of the National Physical Laboratory in England testing ship scale models in a 670 by 30 foot tank.
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Laura C. Pepper
Dominion Department of Agriculture
National Physical Laboratory
Teddington
Eng
Civic law in Tenganan bans men from work in village
The old custom in Tenganan, part of the Dutch East Indies, forbids men to work in the village with punishment by public thrashing from women. The article notes gray hair appears by age 35 in whites and seven years later in Negroes, and cites Japan reporting 1,803,000 Japanese living abroad.
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Tenganan
Dutch East Indies
Japan
Countries
Linked By Wireless An Island Paradise and Progress
The article notes Grand Cayman, a West Indies island near Jamaica with a 5 000 population, majority English descent, historic ties to Jamaica, and a shift from piracy wrecking to modern wireless communication. It highlights peaceful, religious locals famed for dropping their h s, and recalls the first official wireless link opened by Governor Sir Edward Denham.
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Jamaica
Grand Cayman
West Indies
Charles 17
Stamen
Terrara
Caribbean
Grand Caymans
Sir Edward Denham
Reasonable Request on Government Radio Payment Question
The Chicago Tribune questions why the government pays farmers for crops not raised and animals not raised while radio song crooners and gala performers who avoid air time receive no compensation. The piece critiques subsidies and raises broader payment fairness in broadcasting.
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Governnment
The
Chicago Tribune
Anaconda Instates Beard Tax For Winter Marathon
In Anaconda Montana a winter sport carnival announces a beard growing rule for the annual whisker marathon Each man must grow a beard or pay one dollar for an exemption permit The plan applies to all townspeople as the event opens.
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Anaconda
Montana
Sixteen Is Most Dangerous Bicycle Age Claim
A claim cites sixteen as the riskiest age for bicycle users, warning of high accident rates and urging caution for teens and guardians. The source emphasizes youth traffic safety concerns and protective measures for young riders.
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