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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Nelson R. Butcher, once a farmhand and later a peer of Canadian court reporters, died in Toronto. Britain reports its biggest monthly unemployment drop in three years amid Jubilee preparations. Canadian Legion members led by Philippe Roy visited Vimy Ridge with British Legion reps. Alberta moves toward higher income tax levies via a proposed amendment bill. In Paris a fire destroyed parts of 400 year old records at the central courthouse during a long blaze. Canada cites 326.96 million in outstanding Dominion tax free bonds in a Commons answer. ASAir race for South Australia centenary prizes may be held next December in London with Adelaide finish.

Nelson R. Butcher Toronto Ministry of L Abor Canadian Legion Philippe Roy France Vimy Ridge British Legion Alberta Legislative Assembly Paris St. Louis C. H. Caban House of Commons J. F. Paul Tot South Australia R. L. Butler London Adelaide

Man Lives in Prison of Fear Inside English Home

A Sheffield man, John Scaife, has not stepped outside his house for 20 years due to an extreme fear of catching illness from the open air. He runs his business from home and forbids contact beyond family. Medical observations note several cases of similar air phobia among cottage residents who seal windows to avoid draughts.

Sheffield England Poeurconia John Scaife Good Heath Hia Mather Earth Shire

Swat That Crow Campaign Urges Sportsmen to Eradicate Crows

The text calls on Fish and Game Leagues to organize campaigns to reduce crow numbers this spring and summer, proposing a bounty and organized shooting to protect game birds. It links crow destruction to benefits for ducks grouse and other species, urging local action and community involvement. It also notes bread weights in Ontario and the Bremen Hamburg canal proposal.

Ainty

Waxwings Spark European War Superstition

Wartime omens arise as waxwings appear across northern Europe fueling fears of war and plague. The belief ties the birds to the devil and marks on wing feathers. Hunters measure elephants by track size and note the goliath beetle's four inch body. Romanian savers continue to add to bank deposits.

Europe

Huge 1984 Farm Output and Wage Shifts Across Regions

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1984 farm livestock value in Canada at 413.837 million, up from 403.135 million in 1933, and land and building value at 23 per acre versus 2 in 1933. It notes 1934 summer wages and board at 83 for men and 22 for women, with men’s wage and board up 1 monthly dollar from 1983. Gold deposits, US potato consumption, English work weeks, and Japan’s famed archer Tametomo are also mentioned.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics Canada

Baird’s TV Invention Triumph Won By Britain

L Baird is classed with Raison and Marconi as Britain adopts J L Baird’s television device. Born in Helensburgh 46 years ago he showed early genius by age 14. He tried various ventures during the war, then pursued his invention from Hastings to Soho and Crystal Palace. He married pianist Miss Margaret Albu in 1931.

L. Baird Raison and Marconi J. L. Baird Baison and News of the World Mr. Baird Helensburgh Trinidad London Hastings Soho Crystal Palace Miso Margaret Albu BBC

Education push and new universities across Asia plan

Has Education Campaign Afghanistan advances as King Amanullah seeks Western reforms. Kabul will host Darelmann City of the Mind university, with French and German professors. Peshawar plans a similar institution, signaling a regional race for advancement amid education ties and emigration. Also notes historical leather product trade data and other disparate notes.

Afghanistan Amantulla India Kabul Darelmann City of France Germany Europe Peshawar

Seagram Gold Cup Trophy To Be Won At Lookout Point Golf Club

The Seagram Gold Cup, a tall ormolu trophy with an ebony base, will be awarded to the six man team with the lowest aggregate score over 72 holes at the General Brock Hotel Open at Lookout Point Golf Club in Fonthill Ontario on July 11 12 and 13 Entries are invited from Canadian and American teams including amateur and professional sides and may include Japan and other nations. each team member also wins 50 dollars.

Seagram Darnley Mary Earl of Bothwell Canada Japan United States Professorae Ee Basil Profescnais

Rare corneal transplant reported by Columbia Presbyterian

A comparatively rare surgical operation was performed at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in which a stillborn baby's cornea was transplanted into Fremont Clark of Wadena. Dr Ramon Castroviejo led the procedure described as unusual when effective, with the eyelid sewn shut and the eye heavily bandaged to protect the graft as it takes root.

Lord Darnley Henry VII Mary Queen of Scots James I England Mary Elizabeth John Knox Dauphin France R Tizzio Darnley Rizzio Columbia Presbyterian Medical Centre Fremont Clark Wadena Ramon Castroviejo

Bran Banana Muffins From This Week Recipe

Cream shortening and sugar, add well beaten egg then milk and bran. Let stand while measuring dry ingredients. Sift flour with baking soda salt and baking powder. Cut banana and fold into dry mix. Combine with wet ingredients until flour disappears. Bake in muffin tins at 400 degrees F for 10 to 25 minutes. Yield 16 small or 8 large muffins.

Bareless Pudding Dainty Dessert With Lemon Hint

Blend sweetened condensed milk, lemon juice and well beaten eggs until thickened. Stir in graham cracker crumbs. Pack into sherbet glasses and chill. Garnish with whipped cream and nut meats. Serves six.

Eighty year old John Hays Hammond eyes plane gift

John Hays Hammond, veteran explorer and engineer, marked his eightieth birthday on March 1 and hinted at buying an airplane to celebrate. His career spanned mining across four continents with ties to the Mexican revolution and South Africa. He has shifted from pony express era to frequent airplane and blimp use as fortune permits. Argentina's exports show growth from last year.

John Hays Hammond South Africa Pony Express Wild West

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Ontario Bremen Hamburg Donaldson Queen Mary Cunard White Star Cunard White Star Marine Northern Romania Nome Alaska Tametomo Tournam Has Education Campaign Candian Africa Central America Gold Coast Rand Betty Barclay Argentina James Maria Main ‘Street Hamilton
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