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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 14, 1948

Page

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Inferior Butter Sold As Top Grade in Halifax Prices

Canada Packers officials told a special prices committee that a shipment of inferior butter was sold at first grade prices in Halifax by error. About 22,400 pounds were affected. orders were filled from below third grade butter, and notification to retailers may have been delayed by two to three days.

OTTAWA Canada Packers, Ltd Jean Lesage Montmagny-L'islet Stan Prescott Halifax Mr. Prescott Mr. Lesage Prescott Arthur Child Toronto Ford Wiggins Child

Del Bonita Ball Club Organizes

Del Bonita Baseball Club reelects J. S. Henry as president and E. B. Dalton as vice-president at a keen meeting. Ray Dalton becomes secretary. Ed Newton Ernie Dalton H L West and Jack Regehr join finance. Louis Secretan George Weiss Ernie Aillmer named umpires. Delegates to Lethbridge April 18 include J. S. Henry and Hubert West. Managers noted for pennant winning season.

DEL BONITA J. S. Henry E. B. Dalton Ray Dalton Ed Newton Ernie Dalton H. L. West Jack Regehr Louis Secretan George Weiss Ernie Aillmer Lethbridge Hubert West Charlie Secretan Leo Spencer

Imperial Oil reports record 1947 profits and high sales

Imperial Oil Ltd reports 1947 net profit of 20,464,331 with 15,903,866 from Canadian operations and 4,560,516 from investments. Dividends total 13,513,917 with earned surplus. gross sales hit 260,602,338. The report notes new tankers boosted profits and strong distillate fuel sales.

TORONTO Imperial Oil, Ltd International Petroleum Co., Ltd

Campbell Asked To Meet C A H A

Regina April 14 Clarence Campbell president of the NHL will appear before a contract committee of the C A H A to discuss proposals on senior hockey contracts. Pickard said the committee would meet April 22 in Toronto to draft final regulations.

REGINA Clarence Campbell W National Hockey League Canadian Amateur Hockey Association Al Pickard C.A. HLA Pickard Campbell C.A.H.A Toronto George Panter Ontario Hockey Association WINDSOR Geo. Slater Quebec Senior Hockey League Slater C.AHLA CALGARY D. P. McDonald Western Canada Senior Hockey League National Hockey League McDonald

Stimson Outlines Keys to World Peace Principles

Washington April 14 Henry L Stimson says three principles are needed for world peace in his new book On Active Service Anglo American friendship an economic basis without debt burdens or trade barriers and universal military training for Americans The excerpts in Ladies Home Journal trace Stimson's early New York state politics cabinet roles and wartime service He critiques high tariffs in 1936 campaign and laments party insistence on tariff policy.

WASHINGTON Henry L. Stimson United States Harpers Bros Ladies’ Home Journal Samson New York state President Taft Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt

First War Widows Ask Pension Boost

Ottawa reports a delegation from the Canadian Non-Pensioned Veterans' Widows Association urging an increase in the 30.41 monthly allowance for non-pensioned First World War widows. President Margaret Wainford of Verdun notes rising prices and rents, as delegations from across Canada press for policy change for about 40,000 widows.

OTTAWA Veterans’ Widows Association Canada Margaret Wainford Verdun Que Wainford association

Campaign Silence Cited in Report on Candidate Roles

A fragment notes that a figure “took no active part in the campaign,” cited in a broader report about involvement and neutrality. The line underscores limited participation and possible legal or ethical considerations surrounding campaign duties.

Veterans group presses for England as theatre of war aid

A delegation of parliamentarians and heads of government met with veterans affairs minister M F Gregg. Mrs Wainford warned that strict procedures stem from repeated visits and urged England be declared a theatre of war to widen widows’ allowances. She criticized a $10 supplementary grant as a one hand in, one hand out policy. Brig Gregg offered sympathy and said he would help within his power.

M. F. Gregg Winford Brig. Gregg

Czechoslovak government approves broadcasting and film bills

Prague April 14 Reuters The Czechoslovak government approved draft laws to create a state owned broadcasting corporation and a state film enterprise.

PRAGUE Reuters

Missionaries evacuated from Laohokow to Hankow

Forty missionaries were evacuated from Laohokow in central China today in a plane chartered by Lutheran missions. The group, including some Americans, was taken to Hankow amid rising Chinese Communist activity though Lao Hokow remains under government control.

SHANGHAI Laohokow central China Lutheran missions Hankow

Paul Hoffman resigns as Studebaker president in Europe plan

Paul G. Hoffman resigns his $96,000 a year post as Studebaker president to join a European recovery program at about one fifth his former income. Harold S. Vance of South Bend, Indiana succeeds him as president.

NEW YORK Paul G. Hoffman Studebaker Corporation millcn Hoffman Harold S. Vance South Bend Ind

Butter Stocks Down Sharply as Supplies Run Short

Ottawa reports creamery butter stocks fell by more than a third in the week to April 9, with nine Canadian cities showing total holdings at 2,882,937 versus 4,365,124 on April 1. Alberta cities listed April holdings include Edmonton 195,916 and Calgary 136,663, with earlier brackets for comparison.

OTTAWA bureau of statistics Alberta Edmonton Calgary

Wheat Board Member F L M Arnold Resigns

Ottawa April 14 Trade Minister Howe announced in the commons the resignation of F L M Arnold of Winnipeg as a member of the Canadian Wheat Board effective May 15 He tabled correspondence on Mr Arnolds resignation No successor was mentioned.

OTTAWA Howe F. L. M. Arnold Winnipeg Canadian Wheat Board Arnolds

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