Views by Decade: 1930s (page 1)1930-1939:
Qu'Appelle Hall Gym |
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| 1932 | - unemployment relief camps established |
| 26 May 1932 | - CRBC (later known as CBC) founded |
| 1 August 1932 | - CCF founded |
| 1934 | - Dupont develops nylon |
| 5 June 1935 | - unemployed begin an "On-to-Ottawa" trek |
| 9 December 1936 | - Edward VIII abdicates |
| 1937 | - British mathematician Alan Turing suggests the digital computer possible |
| 10 September 1939 | - Canada declares war on Germany |
| Books: | Nellie McClung, Clearing in the West; Morley Callaghan, Such Is My Beloved |
| Movies: | "All Quiet on the Western Front;" "It Happened One Night;" "Gone With the Wind." |
| Music: | "Precious Lord" is the first gospel song; western swing is invented. |
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