Word: novas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Died. Frank Stanfield, 59. Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia; at Halifax, N. S. A native-born Nova Scotian. he made a fortune manufacturing underwear, was a director of Royal Bank of Canada, a leader in Conservative politics...
...Vienna, and for a number of years librarian for the Vienna Chamber of Commerce, comes as a lecturer on Economics for the full year. In 1928-29 he gave a number of lectures here on advanced statistics. A. K. Grifflin, associate professor of Classics at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, becomes Lecturer on Greek and Latin and Tutor in the Division of Ancient Languages for the full year. L. C. Porter, for many years professor of Philosophy and Dean of the Faculty at Poking University, Peiping, to be Lecturer on Chinese for the first half year...
...probably later the Allan line operated at least one steamer, passenger and freight, the S. S. Nova Scotian between Baltimore and Liverpool via Halifax, N. S. and St. John...
...Washington the State Department filed a complaint with the Canadian Government against rum-runners from Nova Scotia who had disabled a pursuing Coast Guard crew off Nantucket last month by putting chemicals into their motors, spraying a noxious smoke screen from the exhaust. Rum chasers hereafter will carry gas masks...
Died. Robert Edward Harris, 70, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia since 1918, member of the Supreme Court since 1915; after long illness; in Annapolis Royal...