Aerial Line Proposed From Britain to Canada via Greenland
Major General James H Mackien of the Aviation League of Canada outlines a northern Canada to Great Britain air route as the best option, with two and a half day Winnipeg London travel anticipated in the future and only 1400 miles over water. Three route options are weighed, with the northern path via Orkneys Baffin Land Hudson Bay to Winnipeg favored for safety and emergency landing harbors.
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Uhe
Toronto Globe
James H. Mackien
The
Aviation Leaguer of Canada
Great Britain
Canada
Greenland
Watkins Greenland Expedition
Imperial
World Air Transport
Asia
United States
Europe
Canails
Can
Winnipeg
London
Western Canada
Red River
Arctic
Chesterfield
Mackenzie River
Aklavik
Britain
Iceland
Batin Land
Hudson Bay
Canada-Britain
Azores
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Ireland
Orkneys
Bama Land
Russians Furs Flood Canadian Market Protest
The Canadian Furriers Guild urged Minister Ryckman to impose tariffs on raw furs to curb Soviet exports. Briefs say five year plan furs are dumped via Britain and the United States, undermining Canadian trappers and manufacturers, with claims of unlawful advantage and political aims.
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Canada
Canadian Furriers’ Guild
Navnal Revenue
E. B. Ryckman
F. D. Burkholder
Ottawa
United States
Burkholder
London
England
European
Russia
Cheviot Sheep Carload Shipped to University of Saskatchewan
A carload of Cheviot sheep is shipped from MacDonald College in Quebec to the University of Saskatchewan for testing to determine suitable types for breeding in Western Canada. Quebec had few Cheviots prior to MacDonald College’s introduction.
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University of Saskatchewan
Fron
Quebec
MacDonald College
Canada
McGill University
Cohene
Crested Parisian Tingey model with New York pattern lines
The description outlines a rust red woollen tweed dress with a suede belt and self fabric belt options. It notes a comfortable all day wear design with a straight front, smart flare, and tailored silhouette. Sizes range from YO to 2a and 66 to 42, with immediate delivery on hand cut pieces.
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Paris
New York
Patterns Acérees Order Guide from Winnipeg Union
Winnipeg Union at 45S MacDermot Ave publishes a monthly pattern order noting a battleship receives about 100 tons of food supplies. The item lists pattern numbers and sizes with named patterns for customers.
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Acérees
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MacDermot
Winnipeg
Wildlife Abundance in Canada Despite Expansion
An article notes vast wooded unsettled Canada still holds abundant wildlife. Wise laws and strict enforcement protected resources, keeping game well distributed across provinces from Atlantic to Pacific, while Britain faces rising school costs averaging 62.60 per child and declining overseas trade.
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North America
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
England
London
Whitehaven
Free speech riot in Hyde Park sparks clash with police
Vancouver Sun notes Hyde Park in London as the site of free speech where about a score of speakers aired many isms. Police chased hoodlums amid a free-for-all as crowds surged, then explained they protected speakers from disruption, not silenced ideas.
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Hyde Park
London
England
Royal Palace
George V
Vancouver Sun
Kellogg Credits European Statesmen With Peace Efforts
Frank B. Kellogg on the Bremen returns from Europe praising European leaders for preventing war and using pacific means. He notes minimalRussian dangers, calls for land disarmament, and predicts a disarmament conference within a year or two.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Europe
Bremen
U.S
Kellogg
Caribou Herds Show Improvement Across Canada North
Observations by explorers and Interior Department investigators indicate a clear improvement in caribou herd conditions across Canada's north, with large numbers seen from Yukon Territory to Hudson Bay and herds reappearing on historic migrational routes.
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Department of the Interior
Canada
Yukon Terriory
Hudson Bay
Viking rings found in field on Gotland ring era currency
Ancient gold rings weighing 350 grammes were unearthed in a field at Havor on Gotland in the Baltic Sea. The spiral objects date from a period with no formal currency, indicating barter era trade practices in the Viking age.
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Havor
Swedish
Gothland
Baltic Sea
Policy Of Ruthless Repression In India Would Destroy All Hope Of A Successful Issue
Lord Irwin, viceroy of India, warned at a Calcutta European Association dinner that a harsher policy of suppression would wipe out hopes for India’s self government. He criticized press censorship and broad prohibitions, arguing such measures would strengthen nationalism and undermine Britain’s Empire goals.
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India
Lord Imvin
European Association
Calcutta
Lord Willingdon
Lord Irwin
Britain
Egg Crates Should Be Well Seasoned
A peculiar mold on egg shells during shipment and cold storage has caused heavy losses for cold storage handlers. The mold appears on the shell’s exterior, ruins appearance, and soon penetrates the shell, tainting flavor. It is caused by unseasoned or poorly seasoned crates and can be eliminated by using well seasoned crates.
Amalgamated Creameries of Canada Chartered in Ontario
A group of Ontario dairies with ten years of operation join to form Amalgamated Creameries of Canada Limited. The new federal charter group is backed by British and Toronto interests with Lord Teignmouth and Sir Reginald Butler slated as English directors.
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Amalgamated Creameries of Canada
Ontario
Amalgamated Creameries of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Lord Teignmouth
Sir Reginald Butler
British Columbia Cuts Liquor Prices in 1931 Policy
The provincial government of British Columbia ratified a general reduction in liquor and beer prices on the liquor board's recommendation. Individual permits stay at $2 for liquor and $1 for beer, while nearly all varieties of liquor wines and beverages sold by the board are scaled down.
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British Columbia
Liquor Board
New Canadian pyrite ore process eyed for sulfur iron gains
The Royal Bank of Canada notes a new burning pyrite ore method by Horace Freeman of Shawinigan Falls Quebec that may let Canada produce sulphur and iron ore commercially soon. It could cut newsprint industry imports by over four and a half million dollars annually and supply about one eighth of Ontario and Quebec iron ore needs.
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Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Bank
Horace Freeman
Shawinigan Falls
Quebec
Ontario
Editor Reveals Secret Of Editorial Craft In Deepwater
The Deepwater editor Mr World explains his writing routine placing the Bible to his right a dictionary to his left a typewriter in front of him a waste basket behind him a chair beneath him and debts looming overhead a vivid portrait of newsroom pressure.
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The
Deepwater
Mr., World
Western Canada Forests and Forest Resources
Western Canada remains the world main source of paper pulp with about 450 million cords of pulpwood and 25.96 billion board feet of sawn lumber. The Dominion of Canada covers more than 600000 square miles more than the United States proper.
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Canada
Western
Dominion of Canada
United States
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John
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