Royal Canadian Forces and Manitoba Affairs Highlight Briefs
RCMP uphold Manitoba quar laws as Magistrate Ridyard rules in Alfred Chartrand case at The Pas. Manitoba Farm Loans Board names Allen, McNeill, Carruthers and others. A pilot survives a 2000 foot fall after a spin, parachuting free with ankle injury. Government losses in BC land schemes estimated at 5.279 million dollars. Surgeons joining the American College of Surgeons include Mason, McNamee, Williams, Bawden and Corrigan. Major General Alfred O. Fages dies in Quebec. Radio branch certifies Maylor and Perras in September. Planinshi k family travels 3500 miles by canoe and dog team from The Pas. Canada and Japan establish direct diplomatic ties with credentials presented.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ridyard
Alfred Chartrand
Pas
John M. Allen
Brandon
Lachlan McNeill
James Carruthers
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Farm Loans Board
John Seligman
Mitchell Meld
British Columbia
American College of Surgeons
James E. Mason
Stettler
Alberta
Frank P. McNamee
Kamloops
Cyril Stanley
Williams
Trail
George P. Bawden
Moose Jaw
Samuel Harvey Corrigan
Lampman
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Alfred O. Fages
Valcartier
Fages
Department of Marine and Fisheries
B. W. P. C. Maylor
Vancouver
L. H. Perras
Regina
Arctic
Cuba
Charles Planinshik
Inez
Anthony
Man
Canada
Japan
Isemaha Tokugawa
Government House
Department of External Affairs
Ottawa
Butler Credits MacDonald Hoover Talks for Better Understanding
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, told the Institute of International Law in New York that Premier MacDonald and President Hoover, in their recent conferences, did more to foster understanding between their nations than 40 years of traditional diplomacy could.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Institute of International Law
New York
MacDonald
Hoover
Regina Building Operations Continue Uninterrupted
Building operations in Regina proceed without disruption. Permits through September total about 9.0 million dollars, more than twice the amount recorded in the same nine month period last year.
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Regina
Rabbits accorded Jew s scholars of eminence as well as the ministry
Jewish scholars and ministers receive equal recognition in a Rabbits accord. Eminent rabbinic figures and clergy are named among those honored, highlighting a cross section of religious leadership.
How To Keep Young and Live Long
A New Yorker suggests aging gracefully through humor and balanced habits. He advises eating half as much, sleeping more, drinking moderately, hydrating, and laughing often to sustain youthfulness and a cheerful outlook.
Fashionable semi sports dress with empire blue crepe styling
A navy army blue crepe dress features a molded left side buttoned bodice and surplice neckline with fever collar and pleated ruffle. Long fitted sleeves end with pleated cuffs and turn back. pattern No. 728 offers sizes 16 to 42 bust with various color options and a 25 cent pattern price.
British Industries Fair Set for London and Birmingham
The Deputy British Trade Commissioner announces the sixteenth annual British Industries Fair will run February 17 to 28 next year in London at Olympia and in Birmingham. The London section moves from White City to Olympia with a two story addition. about 800 UK firms have applied for Olympia space and around 500 for Birmingham. The Empire Marketing Board will stage a main food products exhibit at Olympia with a Canadian exhibit and a Canadian manufacturers section anticipated.
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London
Birmingham
England
Department of Overseas Trade
Olympia
White City
United Kingdom
Empire Marketing Board
Dominion and Colonies
Empire
Royal Bank
Winnipeg
Extra Rich Milk Used In Famous Bohemian Cake
A vintage recipe notes extra rich Borden's St Charles Milk as a key to a molasses cake. It gives ingredients including butter sugar molasses coffee eggs flour spices and raisins, plus a method using evaporated milk in the batter and a milk sugar icing.
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St. Charles
Borden's St
Borden
Stamp collectors add Christmas seals to their lists
Within the last few years stamp collectors have added Christmas seals to their lists. As time passes these seals are said to be increasing rapidly in value, though age does not always determine their worth.
Saskatoon Power Plant Nears Completion in 2 Million Build
The provincial government discusses rapid progress on the Saskatoon power plant costing $2,000,000. It is expected to complete by November 15 and touted as the Prairie Provinces' most modern facility.
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Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
Sunday School Lesson on Subjection to Higher Powers
Golden text from Romans 13.1 guides the lesson. Scriptural focus includes Mark 12.13-17 Romans 13.1-14 and 1 Peter 2.18-17 with a devotional reading from Matthew 5.13-20. The material emphasizes obedience to civil authorities and principled living.
Jesus Teaches Respect For Law In Passages Of Mark
A Pharisee and Herodian deputation challenge Jesus with a tax question to trap Him. He asks to see a denarius and replies Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's. The incident turns a political trap into a religious teaching.
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Jesus
House of Herod
Caesar
Tiberius
Pilate
God
Polar Bear Favorite At Banff Zoo
One of Banff National Park’s top favourites is the polar bear in the Zoo. The bear was brought as a tiny cub from near Herschel Island in the Canadian Arctic by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer.
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Banff National Park
Herschel Island
Canadian Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Research Reveals Huge Glauber Salt Deposits in Western Canada
The Mines Branch reports deposits of hydrous sodium and magnesium sulphates exceeding 100 million tons. The salts require extensive research and semi commercial to commercial plant work to develop harvesting and drying methods.
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Glauber
Canada
Department of Mines
Control of the Corn Borer Rebuilding Ontario Corn Industry
The European corn borer is being brought under control in Ontario and grain corn is being re established. Discovered in Canada in 1920 the pest spread to 400 000 borers per acre in 1924 1925 and 1926. Systematic campaigns by the Department of Agriculture have re established the crop.
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Ontario
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Alaska pulpwood capacity could supply US newsprint
Alaska can produce 1,500,000 cords of pulpwood annually which can be converted into 1,000,000 tons of news print or more than one fourth of the United States current yearly consumption.
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Alaska
United States
Group photo of judges wives centerpiece of beauty contest snub
The girl who failed to place expresses a desire for a group photograph of the judges wives. The remark foregrounds the contest’s social critique, hinting at bias or prestige dynamics among organizers and participants.
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
A consumer health note promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safer anti acid and digestant. It claims after meals reduces gas sourness and indigestion, neutralizes acidity, sweetens the stomach, and aids digestion. It cautions to obtain Bivurated Magnesia prepared for stomach use.
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USA
Test Was Successful D G X Flying Boat Sets Passenger Record
The 12 engine flying boat D G X built by Dr Dornier at Althenrhein Switzerland flew a one hour test with 169 people aboard the first time so many passengers were carried aloft on any aircraft. The craft which can normally carry 40 and up to 100 with extra space flew over Lake Constance powered by 12 engines totaling 6 000 horsepower and features three decks and wing turrets with paired engines.
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Althenrhein
Switzerland
Lake Constance
Dr. Dornier
Spider anatomy noted with eight legs and varied eyes
The statement describes a spider possessing eight legs and a variable eye count of six to eight, highlighting typical arachnid features.
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