Pasteurization Of Milk Not Harmful Says Doctors
Dr. Gordon Bates urges compulsory pasteurization across Canada while defending milk’s value. He and Dr. Alan Brown refute claims pasteurization harms vitamins or digestibility, noting vitamin C and D variability, stable calcium, and evidence from Sick Children’s Hospital Toronto that pasteurized and boiled milk remains highly digestible.
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Canada
Gordon Bates
Bates
Toronto
Alan Brown
Hospital For
Ontario
Brown
Mussolini Forum in Rome Completes Grand Complex
The Mussolini Forum in Rome rises as a striking ensemble of travertine buildings including the Academy of Physical Education and Stadiums that can seat 60,000 spectators. The Palace of the Swimming Pools spans 34,000 square metres with radium, thermal and sun bathing facilities, a large gym, lounges, and social rooms adjacent to heated pools. A 4,090 square metre solarium for sunbathing completes the extensive installations and sterilization measures accompany the water district.
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Mussolini Forum
Rome
Academy of Physical Education
Votive Fire in Quebec Ursuline Convent Reaches Two Centuries
A flame kept alight for over 200 years in the Ursuline Convent of Quebec traces to Marie Madeline de Repentigny who joined the order after her fiancé’s death. When Wolfe’s 1739 siege scorched part of the convent, a small group of nuns guarded the sacred fire amid the ruins.
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Quebec
Ursuline
Marie Madeline de Repentigny
Order of Ursuline
James Wolfe
Queen
First Parliament met in Ottawa seventy years ago
Seventy years ago in June the first parliament met at Ottawa for the province of Canada formed by the union of Ontario and Quebec, ending rotating parliaments held in Toronto and Quebec. During his lifetime the average man shaves 20 square miles of face.
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Ottawa
Province of Canada
Ontaro
Quebec
Toronte
No Romance In Crime Stigma Of All That Is Wrong
J Edgar Hoover addressing Maryland Students condemns the romantic aura around crime. He says criminals are brutal and cowardly when caught, urging youth to debunk myths and act to expose crime’s stigma in peaceful times.
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J. Edgar Hoover
U.S. Department of Justice
Maryland
Streamlined Locomotive No. 6400 Introduced in Montreal
Canada’s CN Railways unveils No. 6400, the largest streamlined steam locomotive, capable of 100 mph. Built in Montreal with Ottawa NRC design, it will haul fast passenger trains Montreal to Toronto and Sarnia. Four more streamlined locomotives are in service.
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Canada
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Sarnia
Ont
National Research Council
Ottawa
Just Getting Ready
A teacher forbids candy and gum at school prompting a humorous exchange about a lump and a prune. Jimmie and Jim discuss their snack plans while the moment hints at a light classroom moment.
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Jim
Jimmie
Are We Changing or Are People Lacking In Character
The text poses questions about whether society is changing for the better or worse, asking if people are more cultured and energetic or spoiled and pretentious. It contrasts infantile regression with character shaped by tradition and training, then shifts to factual lines about Canada milk production in 1935 and British railways moving pigeons during the pigeon racing season.
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England
British Railways
Quetta Earthquake Salvage Work Finished
Clearing of wreckage from last June’s Quetta quake, epicenter of the India disaster that claimed 80 000 lives, is complete. Salvage crews restored 12 607 houses and stores, exhumed 8 078 bodies, and recovered property valued at 2 137 500 dollars, though actual value likely higher.
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Quetta
India
Five White Caribou Sighted Near Nelson BC
A herd of five white caribou, a species not previously recorded at Nelson British Columbia, was spotted by Max Ewert chief game warden during a hill exploration. Pictures of the remarkable animals were taken.
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Nelson
British Columbia
Max Ewert
Cause Of Most Accidents Inattention Key Factor, Psychologists Say
A Chicago Daily News summary cites 150 psychology experts who rank inattention as the leading cause of auto crashes. The dangerous driver type includes drinkers, immature and nervous motorists, slow wits, and the ruthless. The article warns that distraction from conversations, smoking, or following a game broadcast while driving can spark accidents and urges drivers to concentrate on the road.
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Trafic
Tven
Chicago Daily News
Canadians urged to eat more fish for health and growth
The Ottawa Journal notes Canada holds the world’s largest fishing grounds but Canadians consume only 21 pounds per person annually. Government aims to boost demand and home consumption through publicity, citing 1935 export growth of 2.35 million dollars and benefits to health, employment, and prosperity from higher fish intake.
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Canada
Great Britain
Ottawa Journal
Ban on Shan tung footbound brides ends this year
The Shan tung provincial government forbade men to marry women with bound feet after January 1, 1937 to eradicate an empire era custom. In a separate note, experts describe sea gull behavior during approaching storms as seabirds follow fish driven closer to shore or inland in anticipation of rough winds.
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Shantung Province
Rare Amen glass sells at Christie’s London auction
A small wine glass called the Amen glass sold at Christie auction rooms in London for 250 guineas. The engraved piece features four verses of the Jacobite Anthem and is lauded as a marvel of the engraver’s art.
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Christie Auction Rooms
London
Paris Shelter Complete as Refuge for 8000 People
The Paris shelter is touted as the largest and safest gasproof bombproof refuge yet completed. It forms part of a planned series converting subway segments into shelters for civilians amid escalating war fear in Europe. Evacuation plans and decentralization of essential industries are discussed as protections remain limited.
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Paris
Rhineland
Buffalo Courier-Express
Realized Her Ambition Two Boys Master Degree Recipient
Mrs. P M Hartlage of Edmonton earned a Master of Arts from the University of Alberta while raising two sons Heinz and Jurgen. She moved from Germany seven years ago and pursued studies during her sons' school years, earning a BA in 1934 and entering the master’s program the following fall.
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P.M. Hartlage
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Hart
Canada
Germany
Heinz
Jurgen
New Danish Discovery Protamine Delays Insulin Action
Dr J G Fitzgerald of Toronto and Connaught Laboratories director says protamine, newly discovered in Denmark and brought to Canada, will aid medicine by slowing insulin action. He plans to visit Vancouver, then Europe this fall to study preventive medicine and related universities.
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Pronto
Denmark
Canada
Conaught Laboratories
J. G. Fitzgerald
Toronto
Connaughtaboratories
Fitzgerald
Vancouver
Connaught Laboratory
Europe
A Problem For Experts wiring Of Motor Plugs
England television receivers are reported to be affected by sparking from car plugs. Each spark impulse may interfere with sets within about 90 feet, posing serious disruption for distant receivers. Experts say a remedy exists but will require time to develop. Proprietor: Didn’t the waiter give you a menu, sir? Neglected Patron: Certainly, but Tate that an hour ago.
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England
London
Tate
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