02 Aug 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1932
Page
1
The notice lists by mail subscription rates for 1 year 6 months and 3 months and directs readers to see Tuesday edition. It references the advertising circulation and job departments and a phone contact in Medicine Hat. The date appears as February 2, 1932.
W Ross Clarke reports that Ottawa hosts imperial rhetoric and public displays of patriotism while real bargaining deals with trade are ongoing. Dominion nations push Britain to tax foods to favor imperial products, with committees drafting details as delegates work long hours in wintry halls.
Lloyd George praised European liberal reforms and called Hoover's plan a historic manifesto for free economies. He urged Europe to embrace American ideas and money, dismissing objections as mere electioneering while praising democracy in the United States.
Molotov outlines a sweeping second five year program building on the first plan. The aim is collectivization, abolition of class distinction, and rapid expansion in oil, coal, metal, and electrical industries. Transportation, railways, and aviation will be modernized to support Asia and Siberia growth, with heavy emphasis on tractors, farm tools, and rural cooperation. The plan faces questions over costs, taxation, and global impact, with Handelsblad warning of a potential blow to Europe if partial successes occur.
The speaker urges respect for the Prince of Peace and calls for action to break a deadlock among experts who agree on cutting no arms. He presents definite proposals for a great country and invites improvement and expansion, while preferring a bold start.
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