Motor Highways Open Scenic Access to Canada's Parks
Canadian Rockies highways expand to link Jasper Banff Yoho and Kootenay, offering motorists a winding route through a trio of parks and the Lake Louise to Jasper corridor. The system aims for easy gradients and safety with dustless, well graded roads and a range of accommodations from modest to luxurious. Roads connect Glacier in Montana with Waterton, and a new Waterton Glacier link extends to US 87, boosting cross border accessibility for tourism.
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Canada
Moeste Grenteur
Department of the
Interothan
Inter‘est
Waterton Lakes Nations Park
Waterton-Glacier
Timmanty Creek
Goaaes Emmener
Glacier National
Montana
Watertea
Ates ‘National Park
Alberts
Babb
Yeetana
Glacier Park
Lake Louise-Jasper
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Banff, Kootenay
Yoho
Jasper
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
The
Rockies
Glacier National Park
Selkirk Range
British Columbia
Grading Of Beef Offers Safe Easy Canadian Purchases
Government inspected graded beef sells in Canada at over 3,000,000 pounds monthly. Purchasers simply telephone for Blue Brand or Red Brand cuts, with a ribbonlike government mark guaranteeing quality and health inspection. Blue Brand offers good eating value. Red Brand targets very high quality for those less price sensitive.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Cerealist Newman to Receive Doctor of Science
The Dominion Cerealist Leon ard H Newman will be awarded a Doctor of Science degree by the University of New Brunswick. The ceremony occurs at a July convocation in Fredericton during the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists meeting, an organization Newman once led. Newman, famed for developing new grain varieties, is a Ontario Agricultural College graduate who studied at Cambridge and in Sweden. He served as secretary of the Canadian Seed Growers' Association from 1905 to 1923 and since 1923 has supervised the cereal breeding program of Canada’s Dominion Department of Agriculture.
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Leonard H Newman
Dominion Cerealist
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists
Newman
Canada
Ontario Agricultural College
Town State College
Cambridge University
England
Sweden
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Onions Store Best In Open Crates For Ventilation
Dry storage is essential to prevent rot as onions sweat in damp air. Open crates of lath used for potatoes provide ventilation and help keep onions from clumping, but avoid piling them together to prevent moisture buildup. Keep windows open on clear days and closed when foggy to maintain proper dryness.
Foreign lecturer wakes at eight in New York hotel
A guest at the Princeton Club recounts leaving an eight-thirty wake call but waking early at eight. A page later found him in the washroom and announced it was time to get up. The incident was reported in a New York paper.
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Page
New York
Princeton Club
Yorker
Minister Sceptical Pastor Still Seeks Fellowship
A terse exchange shows a local minister assuring a parishioner he has not lost his support while a broader note mentions France urging wood gas use for vehicles, signaling energy policy interest alongside church matters.
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France
Asa
War on Wolves Replanes to Hunt in Alaska Plan
Three US agencies map an aerial attack on Alaskan wolf packs citing vast open spaces. Trappers, paid by the biological survey and reindeer service, would use aircraft and traps supplied by the Indian affairs office. In Barter Island tests, over 100 reindeer were killed, underscoring food shortages among Eskimos dependent on government aid.
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Alaska
United States
Biological Survey
Reindeer Service
Office of Indian Affairs
Barter Island
Indian Office
British Government Accelerates Planed Plane Production
The British government agrees with Austin and Rootes to build new factories for military frame planes. Sir Thomas W. H. Inskip announced in commons that the project is immense and designed by top minds. A quip about prodigal sons and a calf comes amid the wartime urgency. Synthetic butter patent noted but interests guard the natural product.
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Austin and
Rootes
Thomas W. H. Inskip
Defence
Commons
Study proposal to teach safe driving in schools
A. F. Falls of Amherstburg Ontario proposes teaching safe driving to schoolchildren to instill cautious habits before adulthood. The plan, backed by favorable replies and the Montreal Star, argues youth driving poses a special problem and that safe principles should be taught while pupils are impressionable.
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A. F. Falls
Chatham
Reding
Amherstburg
Ontario
Falls
Montreal Star
Ont
Hat Styles Lead by Duchess of Kent in Britain
The vivacious Dutchess of Kent tops a wave of new millinery, with Parisian hats shipped quickly to English fashion circles. Princess Marina of Greece debuts bold styles, milliners rush to copy, while public appearances spark rapid trends amid high interest in elaborate headwear. Rhode Island is noted as the densely populated smallest state in the US.
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Sim
Duchess of
Kent
Great Britain
Paris
Marina
Greece
Rhode Island
Us.a
Lacy Sailor Hat Crochet Pattern Seeks Shrewd Wearers
A pattern promotes a lacy sailor hat crocheted in a string stitch with two styles a dipping brim and a rolling brim plus accompanying flowers and necessary stitches. Complete instructions for hat and flowers with materials, illustration, and order details are provided by Household Arte Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union. The ad notes patterns cost 20 cents and directs readers to mail requests to 178 McDermot Ave.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Wild Plants And Milk Studied For Food And Value
A metropolitan study shows milk remains controversial as a fattening or weight reducing food. Milk's calories, minerals, and vitamins support weight management while aiding underweight individuals. The Ottawa division notes many Canadians misjudge wild plants' safety and value. The herbarium holds 15 000 specimens aiding plant identification and weed surveys. Public input from amateur botanists is welcomed.
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Division of Botany
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Uso
Herbarium
No Ice In Iceland And Other Oddities From The News
Icelandic journalist Jonsson lands in New York to debunk ice myths about Iceland noting Reykjavik with 85 000 residents rarely has ice in winter and Icelanders eat mainly fish. Also mention is made of a long lightning rod project near Boulder Dam and random curious facts about cows and cosmetics.
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Aral Jonnton
Tceland
New York
Iceland
Jonsson
America
Reykjavik
Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Rail Highway Truck Shows Hybrid Rail Vehicle Innovation
A new rail and highway motor truck demonstrated a run from Akron to Cleveland using Baltimore & Ohio tracks. The vehicle features combined wheels with tire and steel railway wheels, allows crossing entry, deflates rubber tires to ride on rails, locks front wheels for stability, and later inflates all four tires from the engine for arrival at the terminus.
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Akron
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
West Third Street
Scientific American
Cannibal definitions drift across papers in jokes
The Ottawa Journal says a cannibal loves his fellow man, the St. Thomas Times-Journal says he gets around other people, and the Chatham News says he can stomach anybody. The Toronto Star calls a cannibal a cheat who takes people in. Courses in American history arrived late in Europe after the war.
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Ottawa Journal
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Chatham News
Toronto Star
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Agricultural Committee
Edmonton Journal
Mexico
Ted
Leonard H. Newman
Science
Sandy
Pather
Duchess of Kent
London
Valencia
Alice Brooks
Asehold
Crochet
Bil
Steve
Frieburg
Germany
Black Forest
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