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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act calls for demonstration of methods to control soil drifting and reestablish grain production. Officials plan water development projects with engineers to accelerate surface and ground water use. Dominion forestry stations will support tree planting in 1935 and farm home seller belts will be demonstrated on experimental farms and selected towns.
A liner from Australia delayed at the dock with 689 passengers aboard spent over an hour awaiting clearance. Crew and stewards kept the lone traveler in his cabin as other ships queued in mid stream to land. Passengers on feeders from the Far East and a foreign vessel waited to discharge while the idle ship finally cast off two and a half hours after beginning.
Amazing account recounts A Beverley Easter a Toronto Morse shop assistant who becomes editor in chief of Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express. The memoir charts ascent to junior partner in Max and Bax, then to a 50000 dollar yearly publicity post for a British firm, and Beaverbrook's affection for Andrew Bonar Law.
Four year old Neuilize Ponsonby son of the Governor General and Lady Bessborough dislikes leaving Canada. His mother recounted the tale at the Joan of Arc Institute in Ottawa after informing him they would depart the Dominion.
Official estimates indicate an 8 percent reduction in potato acreage for 1935, returning the 1935 area to 1933 levels. Major cuts occur in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Ontario.
In certain industries benzol exposure causes acvere poisoning by destroying white blood cells and triggering dangerous anemia. The report notes women are at higher risk due to occupational exposure and emphasizes protective measures to reduce hematologic harm.
Officials at McGin University estimate dust fallout across the Greater Montreal area reaches about 143 million pounds annually. The figure highlights environmental and public health concerns tied to industrial and urban activities.
At McMaster University Hamilton hosts the Royal Society of Canada opening. Dr EH Oliver of Saskatoon noted wheat protein quality linked to climate rather than soil, while Frank T. Shutt FC praised the prairie climate for high protein in western Canadian wheat.
The Chambers of Commerce of Fort William and Port Arthur renewed their support for the Lake Superior shore route from Fort William to Sault Ste Marie via Nipigon Schreiber White River and Sault Ste Marie. They affirmed policy on the unfinished national road section at a special meeting.
Fellows recognized for research funding to study at universities in the United States Britain and Europe. Named honorees include James A. Gibson of the University of British Columbia in history Andrew McKellar of UBC in physics and Reginald Salt of the University of Alberta in zoology. Canada’s exports show March 1955 farm machinery values with spades disc harrows ploughs cultivators harvesters and hay rakes and 12 month total. Trinidad to launch public works to address unemployment and 2101.
The article praises King Georges for his self renunciation and ability to unite the people behind the Crown. It argues the strength of the British government rests on a monarch who embodies national unity and serves above partisan policy, honoring the king as a steady guardian of the constitutional system.
Italy opens a national hospital for books at the Abbey of Grottaferrata near Rome. It will diagnose damage from pests damp and fire, fumigate with chemical analysis and ultraviolet methods, then restore volumes to their original form. Inpatient reply noted: payment by cheque postal order or cash. A cloud bureau generally signals heavy rainfall rates.
Beak Of England Overstaffed tarplus describes the Bank of England offering voluntary retirement or life positions to temporary clerks hired during war, with about 580 such clerks since 1313. Many prefer current jobs and automatic pensions over uncertain new work, despite financial incentives for retirement.
Moscow unveils a handsome new subway praised as the world’s most beautiful underground with marble columns and pink marble detailing. Seven miles of line open with publicity. construction begins on an additional twelve miles as planners push for broader rapid transit.
The piece argues that good photography and amateur cinema come from intelligent use, not costly equipment. It cites a grand prize won by an inexpensive camera in a major contest and notes that 8 mm movie cameras at modest prices also won top awards, encouraging affordable access to photography and film.
Russian scientists plan to break records as Soviet exploration aims to probe depths of the ocean and push Arctic routes. Plans include ships sailing Arctic waters to seek natural wealth, while aviation advances feature freeze proof planes and stratosphere balloons for glory and safety.
Han ford L. MacNider former minister to Canada and former national commander of the American Legion urged closer ties between the United States and Canada at the Minneapolis Junior Association of Commerce annual dinner in Minneapolis. He said Canadians are ready to meet advances but noted unintended past mistreatment. He suggested a reciprocal tariff to some extent and cited Mexican cattle tariffs hurting western Canada cattle markets as an example of policies damaging both sides.
In the House of Commons Hon. Hugh Guthrie introduces Criminal Code amendments to bar magistrates from suspending sentences for intoxicated driving. The bill also includes clauses targeting unfair merchandising practices from the price spreads commission report and warns of possible constitutional challenges to the heavy penalties.
Lawmakers and veteran trials shake heads at the death of a six year old boy killed by three husky dogs at The Past Man. Mushers warn huskies attack any child seen as fair game as the wolf pack law guides northern trails. About nine million birds hatch yearly in the Pribilof Islands refuge near Bering Sea.
The skeleton of the aeroplane of 1940 was examined in detail at Langley Field Virginia by 250 aircraft engineers designers and government officials. Researchers explained results of the past year in boundary layer control development of more efficient compression ignition engines and noise reduction. A new popular price monoplane was demonstrated in a large-scale wind tunnel marking its first appearance with a small cabin a pusher propeller front wheel to prevent overturning and dual control fins and rudder.
A vast shipment of millions of bees under Prof. Eckert of the University of California arrived in Lethbridge on May Sth to be distributed to Southern Alberta apiaries. The California supplied packages were the largest consignment ever received in the West. Eckert inspected the bees en route and was briefed on arrival. Alberta apiarist G. Hillerud met Eckert at Spokane and accompanied him.
George McSweyn of Memphis brought back a Scotch story from Glasgow about Sir Harry Lauder. He said Lauder allowed photos of the reoo with floors, costing a guinea per room, which they paid.
A small island formed of sand and rock surfaced in the Dardanelles near Gallipoli between Charkeuy and Maurette. It measures about 1 050 feet long and 200 feet wide with seaweed covered rocks. Nearby coast hills and dunes collapsed creating deep pits, a change experts attribute to subsurface activity under the sea floor.
A short reflective line questions whether only those currently in office know how to run a nation. It contrasts public perception with practical governance, noting skepticism about political leadership and expertise across the system.
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