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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 02, 1933

Page

5

Alan Baker Faces Off With Inspector Haskell In Three Rivers

In a tense confrontation at the Mounted Police post, Alan Baker denounces Inspector Haskell’s orders after a failed patrol that left six bandits at large and Constable Younge wounded. Baker outlines a covert Inconnu pursuit while Haskell denies responsibility and challenges Baker’s plan, signaling an open clash over command and justice.

Haskell Alan Baker Whipple Younge Thal-Azzah Baker Pedneault Williamson Hasker Elizabeth Spaulding Alan Wiliamson Royal Signal Corps Resolution Father Claverly Larry Younge Dave MacMillan Buttertub Joyce Dave King Great Barrens Hudson’s Bay Pas Manitoba Hardsock Bill

Gas stations for light planes near Berlin opened

Planes filling stations for sport aircraft have been established near Berlin Germany pilots can taxi up to the stations and refuel without landing at airports a large funnel directs gas to the tanks to prevent spills

Berlin Germany

Textile mills planned by Kwangtung Province China

Kwangtung Province in China announces plans to build several model textile mills to boost industrial capacity and modernize production. Officials say the projects aim to raise efficiency, reduce imports, and create jobs across the region.

Kwangtung Province China

New Meter Fuel Science Promises Charcoal Vehicle Fuel

London inventor N C Jones unveils eight charcoal based fuel methods for motor vehicles with gas from charcoal in a producer and filter system. The design aims to match petrol energy at three pence per gallon and may attach to commercial vehicles and stationary plants. A UK company plans a commercial rollout and a smaller private car unit within a year.

N. C. Jones London England Britain

Freight Rates Cut Likely for Western Feed Grain

Reports indicate domestic freight rates for feed grain westbound will drop, benefiting Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with Manitoba less affected. The gap between domestic and export tariffs may shrink 40 to 50 percent, helping prairie farmers move No 6 grain to wider markets. BC poultry and chicken farmers may gain cheaper feed grain from a large coastal market, with a decision expected easing the rate cut.

Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Coast

The Rhyming Optimist Aline Mic Heritage

A reflective poem tracing ancestral lines and their varied powers shaping the speaker. It muses on how different forebears gifts—wind foam longing, home steadiness, truth, pride, faith—intertwine with the speaker's own sense of self while wonderingly asking how much of the self is truly theirs versus those who came before.

New Bow For Violin With Silver Wire Strings

A German fiddler has created a violin bow string made of silver wires about horsehair thickness. The roughened surface makes the strings vibrate without resin, claiming a superior tone. Not yet commercially available in this continent.

Rothesay bans Sunday golf in Scotland

A local ordinance in Rothesay Scotland prohibits all Sunday golf activities effective immediately. The measure targets courses and clubs within the town limits and is expected to affect tourism and weekend recreation.

Rothesay Scotland

Belled deer trails hunters near Ashland Wisconsin

The belted doe, reportedly motherless from years past, followed hunters around the Lake Namakagon woods near Ashland. Claude Manley and E. V. Needham observed the deer tailing them as they hunted. Paul Binsfield explained the doe’s history and the red cloth tag and bell used to protect the camp pet during hunting season.

Ashland Wisconsin Claude Manley E. V. Needham Lake Namakagon Paul Binsfield Binsfield

Russians Discontented Says British Author in Milwaukee

Major F Yeats Brown, visiting Milwaukee on a lecture tour, says the Russian masses feel as discontented as under the czars. He notes revolution thoughts amid famine and shortages, and claims only the army is well fed as the Soviet government keeps its troops fed to stave off revolution.

F. Yeats- Brown Milwaukee Russia

English Alpine visitor and Frenchman in hotel lounge

An English Alpine visitor is greeted by a Frenchman in a hotel lounge who congratulates him on climbing the Matterhorn. The Englishman corrects him with a pun about the word feat, and the Frenchman insists he climbed it multiple times in a humorous exchange.

Mosaic Last Supper replica shown in Berlin museum

A mosaic copy of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper spans 23 feet in length and 12 feet in height. It required nearly 300000 glass pieces and is on display at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.

Leonardo da Vinci Pergamon Museum Berlin

Little Helps For This Week About Daily Duties And Faith

Curated lines urge earnest work as unto God not men, citing Colossians and poems by Herbert and Ruskin. It argues every small action can have noble purpose and discipline the heart, will, and conscience through daily duties at home as preparation for heavenly ministries.

Ministries of Heaven H. E. Manning

Peru Imposes Revenue Tax on Steamship and Air Tickets

All steamship and aeroplane tickets sold in Peru now bear a revenue tax of 2 to 4 percent of the ticket value per the commerce department. First class tickets to foreign countries incur 4 percent, while second and third class pay 2 percent. An exception applies to tickets issued by travelers from Bolivia and those arriving by ship on Lake Titicaca.

Peru Commerce Department Bolivia Lake Titicaca

Lindbergh Aids Pilot Vision Group at Hopkins

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh works with oculists at Johns Hopkins University to streamline flying instruments and reduce pilots eye strain. The effort aims to simplify cockpit standards and improve long flight comfort.

Charles A. Lindbergh John Hopkins University

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