Debate over the New Deal codes and Canadian reform will shape democracy
The text surveys global attitudes toward the old order amid New Deal codes. It notes enforcement challenges, proposals to limit codes to interstate businesses, and in Canada the prairie vote defeat of a compulsory price pool. It concludes Canadians favor reforms within a free democracy and reject communism or fascism.
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Ne Uri Searen
Rte Poin Ane
Roger
Stis
NFLA
United States
Washington
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
al- Derta
Ottawa
Hardly Likely Johnny Reproved for Wasting Bread
A mother rebukes Johnny for wasting bread saying you should never throw it away since you may want it later. Johnny retorts that if he saved it for later T would have a better chance of getting it than he does by eating it now. The passage shifts to a note on determining a meteorite’s age from its helium and radium contents.
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Johnny
Lippmann Proposes News Paper Code to Fearlessly Report
Walter Lippmann of New York proposes a newspaper code to reach the news, state it correctly and print it fearlessly. He says the best newspaper men remain reporters. Report notes a new oil well near Baku, Russia flowing at about 2,000 gallons daily.
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Walter Lippmann
New York City
Baku
Russia
Canada Seen Key Link In World Air Highways, Banquet Says
Hon. Grote Stiring, minister of national defence, told Montreal during the Canadian Flying Clubs Association banquet that Canada must be a main link in future world air highways. He noted financial limits and urged government support via proposals to the cabinet. He stressed a close relationship between the defence department and the Flying Clubs Association and praised clubs for training young men for military aviation commissions.
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Canada
Grote ‘Stiring
National Defence
Montreal
Canadian Flying Clubs’ Association
CFCA
Department of National Ofence
Flying Clubs Association
What Does Your Handwriting Reveal in Personal Problems
A Winnipeg letter warns how graphology can dissect character to solve domestic issues and personal woes. It cites cases of a Winnipeg man and a Toronto woman, urging readers to send envelopes for confidential analysis to Lawrence Hibbert at the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Ving
Foren
Mr. Hibbert
Toronto
Winnipeg
Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Presentation To Scientist Dress At Toronto Speech
Dr. H J Cody president of the University of Toronto recalls that in 1853 a professorship application from Thomas Huxley was submitted during the formation of the natural sciences department. The application was not accepted and the reason was unclear.
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H. J. Cody
University of Toronto
Natural Sciences
Toronto University
Thomas Huxley
Ontario bill proposes guardians for Callander babies
A government bill in Ontario aims to appoint active guardians for the babies of Callander. The measure would empower cabinet, welfare and municipal affairs officials to oversee the infants and share authority with local authorities.
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Ontario
Callander
Ollen Denon
Onerel
Kruschen Salts credited with curing rheumatic relief
A reader recalls severe rheumatic pain in the arms and hands and credits Kruschen Salts with a dramatic recovery. Within three weeks she reported better sleep, restored use of her right hand, and ongoing relief, noting ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals and aid natural expulsion.
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J. H
Canadians Headed to London for King’s Silver Jubilee
Large numbers of Canadians plan trips to London to mark the King’s Silver Jubilee begun May 6 1910 and reaching its 15th anniversary this year. Cunard White Star issues advance bookings for the first Montreal sailings on April 26 the Alaunia and Andania sailing to Plymouth Havre London and Glasgow Belfast Liverpool. Special round trip excursion rates apply for tourist and third class passengers with 15 days in Europe, available only until April 30.
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London
Cunard
Montreal
Alaunia
Iymouth
Havre
Glasgow
Belfast
Lverpool
St. Lawrence
Europe
Fraser High Speed Camera No 5 documented in London
The Fraser High Speed Camera No 5, built for Imperial College London by R P Fraser and Dr W H Wheeler, photographed flame travelling at 24 000 miles per hour. The device, costing about £1009, promises insights into explosion flames and potential life saving applications.
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London
Department of Chemical Technology
Imperial College of Ce
R. P. Fraser
W. H. Wheeler
Fraser
Life Saving Medals for Ascania Rescue Crew
Herbert L. Satterlee, president of the Life Saving Benevolent Association of New York, pinned gold medals on Capt. J. G. P. Bisset RD RNR and Lieut. Pollitt of the Cunard White Star liner Ascania for rescuing the captain and eight crew of the 88 Usworth in mid Atlantic on December 14. He also awarded $100 in cash to each boat crew member along with a bronze medal, presented on the Ascania’s deck.
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Herbert L. Satterlee
Life Saving Benevolent Association of New York
J. G. P. Bisset
RNR
Lieut. Pollitt
Cunard
White Star
Ascania
Usworth
mid-Atlantic
Mr. Satterlee
Moving Mountain of Sand Destroys Orchard in Cronulla
A vast dune near Cronulla Australia advances burying a mall forest and threatening a 250 acre government recreation area as sea erosion encroaches from the ocean side. Trees up to 80 feet tall have vanished under millions of tons of sand and storms push land toward the Pacific. The article also notes caribou migration as the northern animal and mentions Field Museum’s Hall of the Races of Mankind with 101 life sized sculptures.
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Cronulla
Australia
Pacific
Field Museum
China faces fixed arable land despite population rise
An official Nanking report from the national agriculture research bureau finds China’s arable land area has remained unchanged for six decades despite an 81 percent population increase. It deems reclaiming unused land or moving settlements to the northwest as insufficient solutions to food shortage and overpopulation.
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China
Northwest
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