1932

January

5 January, 1932. R.E. Knowles “No Forced Labor in Soviet Amtorg Official Declares.” Pages 1-2.

5 January, 1932. “Students in Russia Keen, Says Dr. Walter.” Page 5.

13 January, 1932. “Lesson for Canada from Soviet Women.” Page 1.

February

17 February, 1932. “Looks for Czar’s Return Thinks Nicholas II Alive.” Pages 1-2.

29 February, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Russians Reluctant to Join Eastern Fray Unless Compelled.” Pages 1-2.

March

14 March, 1932. “Make Weapons of War in Soviet Factories Now.” Pages 1-2. <no file>

17 March, 1932. Junius B. Wood. “Diners Snatch at Leavings in Model Russ Restaurant.” Page 33.

19 March, 1932. Junius B. Wood. “Bolshevist Divorces Wife as She Buys New Dress. Page 39.

June

1 June, 1932. “Letter to the Editor – Canada and Russia.” Page 6.

20 June, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Soviet’s Idealism Practical, Welfare of State Supreme.” Pages 1 & 3.

27 June, 1932. “Is Russia Not So Bad or What’s the Matter?” Page 6.

29 June, 1932. “Is Russia a Peril or a Hope?” Page 6.

July

5 July, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Soviet Peasants Pitifully Confused by Social Changes.” Pages 1&5.

20 July, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Captain has to Face Trial if Soviet Crew So Decides.” Pages 1& 5.

26 July, 1932. Wilfrid Eggleston. “Russ Grain Embargo Won’t Benefit Canada Growers Tell Ottawa.” Pages 1&2. AND Frederick Griffin. “Lived in Canada 5 Years Taximan Prefers Russia.” Pages 1&5.

30 July, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “‘Every Woman with a Job’ Basic Slogan in Russia.” Pages 1&3.

August

12 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Griffin Sent 80,000 Words Surprised European Writers.” Pages 1&3.

13 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Traveller in Russia Given Chance to See Everything.” Pages 1&3.

15 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Rise Early, Stand in Line Awaiting Rations of Food.” Pages 1&5.

19 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Soviet Dad Buys Provisions and Rest of Family Works.” Pages 1&7.

25 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Schools in Soviet Factories Pay Pupils Regular Salary.” Pages 1&5.

26 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Soviet Pupils Raise Funds to Aid Political Prisoners.” Pages 1&5.

27 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Parks, Clubs Chief Agent In Fusing Soviet Masses.” Pages 1-2.

30 August, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Peasants Pool Resources, Live in Collective Farms.” Pages 1&5.

September

6 September, 1932. Rev. T.F Summerhayes. “Christian Communism.” Page 6.

28 September, 1932. Pierre Van Paassen. “Communism To Sweep World Soviet Educationist Says.” Page 1&4.

30 September, 1932. “Dealing with Russia.” Page 6.

October

5 October, 1932. Pierre Van Paassen. “Religion Growing Rapidly in Russia, States Bishop.” Pages 1&5.

6 October, 1932. Pierre Van Paassen. “Complete Works of Tolstoy Being Reprinted by Soviet.” Pages 1&5.

8 October, 1932. Pierre Van Paassen. “Hatred of Jews in Russia Fades as Equality Granted.” Page 1&3.

13 October, 1932. Pierre Van Paassen. “Total World Disarmament Soviet Aim, Says Litvinoff.” Pages 1&20.

November

5 November, 1932. “The World Wants to Know.” Page 6.

5 November, 1932. Augustus Bridle. “‘Soviet Scene’ Is Splendid Example of Griffin’s Skill.” Page 8.

7 November, 1932. Pierre van Paassen. “Russian Market is Viewed as Key to Trade Revival.” Pages 1&5.

9 November, 1932. “Russ Women Freed, Griffin Tells Club.” Page 28.

12 November, 1932. Pierre van Paassen. “Do Not Underrate Russia, Says British Business Man.” Pages 1&3.

14 November, 1932. Pierre van Paassen. “Russia Offers $50 a Week for Jobless Dutch Fishers.” Pages 1&5.

14 November, 1932. “Scouts Idea that Stalin Back of Prison Riots.” Page 3.

19 November, 1932. Frederick Griffin. “Scientists of Soviet Lead in Some Research Fields.” Page 17.

24 November, 1932. Pierre van Paassen. “A Snowless Moscow Seen as Result of Experiment.” Pages 1&3.

28 November, 1932. “Soviet Pledges Peace with Ancient Enemy.” Page 17.

29 November, 1932. “Famous Monastery Now Workers’ Rest.” Page 2.

December

7 December, 1932. “Confused Ignorance of Russian Affairs Attributed to Price.” Pages 1-2.

8 December, 1932. “Russia Won’t Apologize for Article Alleging British Forgery Plan.” Page 25.

9 December, 1932. “Count N. Ignatieff Talks on Russia.” Page 26.

22 December, 1932. “Widespread Plot to Upset Stalin as Soviet Ruler.” Pages 1-2.

23 December, 1932. Louis Fischer. “Soviet Literature Unshackled.” Page 6.

24 December, 1932. “Lord Passfield Sees Birth of New Religion in Russia.” Pages 1&3.

27 December, 1932. “Soviet Would Trade Gasoline Products for Cattle, Hides.” Pages 1-2.

27 December, 1932. “Next Five-Year Plan Will Make Food Goal.” Page 13.

28 December, 1932. “Soviet Offer Godsend, Hide Broker Declares Prices Drop $35 to 50c.” Pages 1-2. AND Pierre van Paassen. “France Seizes Russ Trade Ottawa Pacts Cost Britain.” Pages 1&3.

29 December, 1932. “Suicidal to Ban Russian Trade is Warning of Ontario Farmers, Demand Approval of Barter Plan.” Pages 1-2 AND Pierre van Paassen, “Dominion Hurt if Russ Offer is Turned Down.” Pages 1&5.

29 December, 1932.”Soviet Stipulations Seen as Obstacles to Exchange Plans.” Pages 17&19.

30 December, 1932. “Barter Plan to Open Door to Big Market For Canada in Russia.” Pages 1-2 AND M.H. Halton. “Russian Wood Cheaper Despite Preference is Britain’s Answer.” Pages 1-2.

30 December, 1932. “Farmers Plan Drive to Force Acceptance of Soviet Trade Offer.” AND “Sees Widespread Benefit in Proposed Soviet Deal.” Pages 15&17.

31 December, 1932. M.H. Halton. “‘We Want Trade with Canada and Won’t Insist Coal be Part,’ Declares London Soviet Officials.” Pages 1-2.

31 December, 1932. “Farmers Petition Bennet to Accept Russian Offer.” AND “Lumber Deal No Breach of Empire Trade Treaties.” 17 & 19.