Nazi denouncement and royal birthday note in brief
A pastoral letter denounces Nazi neo paganism in German churches. Canada plans celebrate King Edward VII’s birthday on June 23 this year without legal changes. Germany may face a 1.3 billion mark tax rise due to rearmament. Immigration details on moving 100000 Jews are unclear. A snowslide near Yamagata kills 23 and injures 43. Polar Bear club dips in Lake Michigan. Corrodi frostbit. Canada delays unemployment relief commission creation until Parliament acts. Winnipeg relief costs near Canada’s record. city warned of possible pullback of federal provincial support if costs remain high.
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Germany
Canada
Edward VII
Immigration Department
Palestine
Yamagata
Japan
Mackenzie King
Greater
Winnipeg
W. R Clubb
Whnipeg
Old Chinese dinner service sold in London for 550 dollars
A historic Chinese dinner service was sold in London fetching 550 dollars. The sale highlights interest in Asian porcelain among collectors and museums alike.
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London
England's first TV announcer to be chosen for Alexandra Palace
An article notes the search for England's first television announcer at the British Broadcasting Company's Alexandra Palace station. The ideal candidate must be photogenic and charming, able to memorize announcements without reading, and approved by both women and men.
British License Plates Stay With Cars Despite Ownership Changes
Canadian car owners may be interested to know that in Britain a set of license plates remains with the car until it is junked. A colored disc in the windshield corner shows each year a different color indicates a new license.
Inverness teachers avoid strike with government grant
The Inverness Nova Scotia teachers faced a potential strike but the government stepped in with a salary grant to avert action. Teachers say work stems from love of teaching and interest in children’s future, though casual joy can be found in occasional pay. An old Mont Blanc observatory is abandoned while a weather station remains on the upper slope. Hens lay fewer eggs in cold weather due to less food. Wars avoid easy to pronounce names.
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Inverness
N.S
Mont Blanc
Parachute Officer Marries Bride After Sky Jump
A Soviet airman Ivanovich, due to parachute maneuvres canceling leave, opened field orders midair to land at the village where he planned his wedding. He landed beside his fiancée and they wed that evening in a village about 80 miles from Moscow.
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Moscow
Michael
Ivanovich
Bell from buried church recovered after 49 years
Two diviners using hazel rods traced a buried spot marked by twig signals where a bulky metal object lay beneath the ground since 1886. Diggers unearth the bell that was hidden when Mount Tarawera eruption blotted out Wairoa New Zealand. The bell will be hung in a new Maori church.
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Wairoa
New Zealand
Mount Tarawera
Eclipse Observations Planned Across Soviet Path
Astronomers from the United States England France Germany and Japan seek permission to observe a June 19 1936 solar eclipse from airplanes and sub stratosphere balloons with fifteen Soviet expeditions stationed along the eclipse path. The effort aims for international cooperation amid growing interest in space science.
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Russia
Soviet Union
United States
England
France
Germany
Japan
Picture bats set crochet pattern in finest style
Pattern 5325 offers a crocheted hat with a rolling brim and a matching bag. The brim is stiffened with suvtache braid, rib stitched decorative lines finish the bag, all in wool and rayon. Pattern 5525 provides complete instructions, an illustration, and stitch details. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Jack Miner Foundation Aims to Perpetuate Sanctuary
The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Inc plans to endow the Jack Miner sanctuary through gifts and bequests. Aimed at reaching a one million dollar corpus, the foundation will feed and care for birds in perpetuity and may accept cash, stocks, real estate, or income from assets, with custody by a Toronto trust company or donor-chosen institution.
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Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary
Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Inc
Jack Miner Foundation
Jack Miner
Canada
United States
America
Jack Miner Foundation Education Bequest Plan
A write in leaving funds for education must specify the donation be used for educational purposes only. If not, funds will support the Jack Miner sanctuary maintenance. A 16 page illustrated booklet explains the Foundation and is available free from The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation Inc Kingsville Ontario Canada.
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Jack Miner
Centenarian refugee in Shanghai hospital tale
An elderly Chinese widow Chang Sze aged 110, who lived through five emperors in Shantung, travels with her 88 year old great great grandson to Shanghai after Yellow River floods. Their train journey begins with theft of bedding and life savings of 23 dollars, while losing contact with their only living relative who once served as a policeman.
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Shanghai
Chang Sze
Lfe
Kingningchow
Shantung Province
Chang
Pukow
Duke of Kent directs $30000 wedding fund to aid sick children
The Duke of Kent orders 30,000 dollars from the national wedding gift fund raised by the Georges in memory of his wedding be given to the Invalid Children’s Aid Association to provide holidays for convalescing sick children of unemployed. Ragweed is noted as a pest to hay though beneficial to tobacco growers when planted in rotation for better tobacco quality and yield. You may spend a lifetime becoming wise but can make a fool of yourself in a minute.
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Duke of Kent
Georges
Invalid Children's Aid Association
Celf
Sunday School Lesson February 9
Sunday School lesson centers on Jesus insisting on righteousness with the golden text from Luke 6 46 asking why call me Lord and not do the things I say Devotional reading from Proverbs 3 13 18 anchors the theme of wisdom and obedience.
The Tree and Its Fruit Reflections on Character
The passage discusses how a person’s fruit reflects inner character and the Spirit within. It cites Luke 6 45 and the Two Foundations parable to emphasize living by Jesus sayings and building on rock foundations. It concludes that abiding in God's will grants lasting life.
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Jesus
Dr. Moffatt
Christ
God
Walla Walla Sees No Traffic Fatalities in 1935
Walla Walla Washington a city of 16000 people recorded no traffic fatalities and no murder or manslaughter cases in 1935 according to police records reflecting a calm year for crime and road safety.
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Walla Walla
Wash
National Anthem Made Official in March 1924
Historical note records that the Star-Spangled Banner was legally designated the United States national anthem in March 1924, reflecting a formal policy change by national authorities. The event anchors a key moment in American civic symbolism and national identity.
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The
United States
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