Capitalist nations urged to pool science to outpace Soviet trade
An American Association meeting hears engineers and scientists call for cross border pooling of scientific resources to counter Soviet industrial plans. Dr Fleming notes the U.S. has a large organized research workforce and urges collaboration to meet the challenge. He cautions that cooperation could influence world industry regardless of Soviet success. A second feature highlights young Al Allard of Minneapolis crafting detailed architectural models from everyday materials, inspiring a local architect and landing a contractual commission for a church design.
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Russia
Unis Bend
Aa. P. M. Fleming
Metropeikes-Vickers Electrical Company
England
al Allard
Bak Rts Srat
Allard
Hollywood
Minneapolis
Sally
St. Paul
Treasures of Egmont Ranch Art and Silver at Christie’s
East of Egmont treasures including 18th century silver platters and a rare James I silver-gilt whee cup heirloom linked to Princess Elizabeth, part of the late Earl of Egmont’s estate. Several pieces were crafted for the second Earl. items include Paul Lamerie items and a German silver gilt tankard presented to Lord Arden by Queen Charlotte.
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Earl of
Hants
Tenith Earl
Egmont
James L
Ardern
Elizabeth
Lendgravine
Heese Homberg
Nork
Baron Arden
Launceston
Warwick
Totnes
George I. E
London
Paul Lamerie
Lord Arden
Charlotte
George III
Nova Scotia yacht captain sails alone at twenty one
Captain Mildred J. Wamboldt, 21, of LaHave Nova Scotia, owns and navigates the 432 gross ton echoover EP Theriault. She signs clearance papers, bypassing shore life, with a crew of one Canadian and eight Barbudans, while her foster father serves as mate.
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Nova Scotia
Kentucky
Mildred J. Wamboldt
LaHave
Tho Tay
Echoover E. P. Theriault
Angus F Publicover
Staten Island
Nova
Mikired
Turks’ Island
New York
Stself
Theriault
Barbados
Sheburne
Bridgewater
Turks Island
Fundy
Bridgetown
Largest woman in the world shoes on display in Missouri
The state museum at Missouri's state capitol in Jefferson City features a pair of size 23 shoes once worn by Miss Elia Ewing. A native Missourian she stood four feet tall and was celebrated as the largest woman in the world during her era.
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State Museum
Missouri
State House
Jefferson City
Elia Ewing
Shee
Paddington man dies by suicide amid cancer phobia
The inquest into William Dyas aged 60 of Fermoy Road Paddington found he killed himself due to imagined cancer. Coroner Mr Ingleby Oddie called it cancer phobia noting no medical disease existed and low mood led to the act.
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William Dyas
Fermoy Road
Paddington
England
Ingleby Oddie
Dyas
Not In His Line Paddy Seeks Work at Eagle Laundry
Paddy, eager for work, visits the employment exchange and learns of a job at the Eagle Laundry. He admits he has never washed a eagle, showing his reluctance and humorous honesty about his suitability for the task.
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Paddy
Employment Exchange
The
Eagle Laundry
Not Wanted In Canada in Russian Relief Critique
A reflection notes that Canadian relief levels outpace Russian worker relief, yet discontent persists among those who prefer work to aid. It asserts Bolshevism is not a universal remedy and quips that nature as an original artist scoffs at copying seed illustrations.
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Canada
Russia
Dominion offices cluster in London as dominion ties strengthen
The article notes a surge of dominion government offices in central London near Trafalgar Square, including South Africa, Canada House, Canadian Pacific, Canadian National Railways, British Columbia, Ontario, Rhodesia, and Australia offices. It highlights overseas visitors’ headquarters in the heart of the capital. It also reports on copper reserves lasting about fifty years at current consumption rates and a bee hive honey yield gain of 17 pounds from electric lighting.
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Government of
South Africa
London
England
Empire
Trafalgar Square
The
Strand
Whitesaiaway
Charing Cross
Rhodesia
Province of
Ontario
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Take Off Your Cape Pattern For Spring Fashion
Dame Fashion favors capes for spring and a versatile model Lets off the cape to reveal another dress. Style No 712 offered in sizes 14 through 38 inches with 4 yards 38 inch fabric and a contrasting 4 yard 39 inch piece. Pattern price 20 cents in stamps or coin.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Union
Pattern details list a Winnipeg address and pattern numbers. The text mixes mailing instructions with whimsical items about neighbors and garden life. It notes a bone hidden by a vagrant dog and a neighbor’s lawn mower tune as lighthearted examples before closing with a general remark on anticipation exceeding realization.
Prince of Wales backs Canada’s recovery from economic slump
The Prince of Wales told 700 guests that Canada can emerge from the world mood and reach a bright future. He spoke with Prime Minister Bennett beside empire representatives, praising Canada’s recuperative powers and the Ottawa and world economic conferences.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Prince
Alberta
High River
Ottawa
Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Wo Lf
Super Sounds May Change Liquids Say Researchers
A study presented to the American Association for the Advancement of Science reports that sound vibrations may trigger chemical changes in milk and other liquids. Dr E W Vosdorf and L A Chambers of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School note that bacteria in liquids can be killed by very high pitch sounds. Also mentioned is a statistic that less than one twentieth of Britons pay income tax.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. W. Vosdorf
L. A. Chambers
Theversity of Pennsylvania Medical School
Men Excel At Entertaining Children Says Johns Hopkins Professor
Florence Bamberger, one of Johns Hopkins University’s two women professors, argues men are better at choosing amusements for children while women know what is truly good for them. Her conclusion rests on work compiling data for a volume on decorating children's books, noting men select subjects that appeal to kids because they spend more time in play with them. Women, she says, focus on technical aspects of child rearing.
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Jesper
Eas Seid
Pagland
Ays
London
Oxford Street
Florence Bamberger
Johns Hopkins University
Mass Bamberger
Ahe
Chitra
Largest Japanese Oban Coin to Be Sold in London
A vast Japanese Oban gold coin weighing nearly four ounces and five inches across, stamped with the government mint seals, will be sold in London. Signed in Japan by the mint superintendent to guarantee purity, its nature was crucial as rubbing it off would render the plate no longer current money.
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London
England
Gov- Ineut
Peggy’s First Day Joke About a Present
Peggy returns from her first day at school and jokes she did not receive a present. She explains the teacher said, Sit there for the present, so she sat all morning and got nothing.
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Peggy
Brazil's Burpies Coffee Brazil Faces Record Crop Task
Reported inexact and garbled notes claim Brazil will harvest the biggest coffee crop in history with more bags than the world uses, noting ongoing bonfires and a figure of over 15,007.0 9 snacks amid widespread wildfires and production stresses.
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Brazil
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McDermot Ave
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