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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 03, 1931

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New Minister of Finance Possible Before Next Session

Ottawa reports Premier R. B. Bennett indicated it is probable a new Minister of Finance will be in office when Parliament reassembles. The Prime Minister has held External Affairs and Finance roles for a year amid Cabinet reshuffle talks prompted by Mackenzie King.

Finance Ottawa R. B. Bennett House of Commons Mackenzie King Labor G. D. Robertson Commons Labor Department Robertson Bennett Senate Laurier Siriver of Mowat

Roundup Horses Sold by Govt at Sam Andel's

A government roundup sale at Sam Andel's on Saturday disposed of 120 head in quick time. Average price near seven dollars per head. Aged horses went for fox food while the best horses brought fair prices. A large crowd bought horses despite modest bidding as many animals needed breaking. Government agents departed for Calgary on No. 3 Sunday morning. The roundup was led by Mr. Daze.

Sam Andel’s Fox Food Calgary Mr. Daze

Ferguson Arrives in Quebec with Mrs Ferguson

Hon. Howard G. Ferguson Canadian High Commissioner at London arrived in Quebec aboard the Empress of Britain. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ferguson.

Quebec Que Howard G. Ferguson London Ferguson

Kiwanis Boy Camp at Police Point Ends

The Kiwanis camp for underprivileged boys at Police Point closed Saturday after a two week run. Ninety five boys and girls benefited. boys gained 109 pounds in seven days with an average 4 1/2 to 5 pounds per boy, while only one of the boys required glasses. The camp cost about six hundred dollars this year and organizers plan to expand next year with public support and fundraisers such as Apple Day and the Ice Carnival.

Police Point Num Ber Kiwanis Miss Carson Charlie Peassley Nurse Herrington Clark Walile Backham Peasley Jack Wickett

Texas aviators resume Yukon flight toward Unalakleet

Reg L Robbins and Harold S Jones, attempting a non stop Seattle to Tokyo flight, fly up the Yukon toward Unalakleet after an aerial refueling in Fairbanks. The Fort Worth mono plane landed at 7 35 H W M after failing in its second try to beat the Seattle Tokyo leg.

Fairbanks Alaska Associated Press Reg. L. Robbins Harold S. Jones Seattle Tokyo Yukon Fort Worth Unalakleet

Edison Not Out of Danger Yet

Thos. A. Edison shows marked improvement but remains at risk. Dr. Hubert S. Howe cautions the inventor may not fully recover, noting the fragile balance of his condition at his West Orange home. A separate item mentions second-hand false teeth sold in Glasgow at 84 cents per pair.

Thos. A. Edison West Orange N.J Thomas Alva Edison Hubert S. Howe Llewellyn Park Edisons Glasgow Scotland

Western air service curtailed in Canada to Aug 15

Premier R. B. Bennett announced in the House of Commons that air mail service will be immediately curtailed in the Western Canadian provinces and other areas from now until August 15. The question was raised by Liberal MP C. RB. McIntosh of North Battleford.

Ottawa Ont Canadian Press R. B. Bennett House of Commons C. RB. McIntosh Liberal North Battleford

Unseemly Haste Marks House Procedure in Mad Rush for Prorogation

Ottawa reports Parliament could not prorogue Saturday night as planned. House delays left many estimates unvoted. members adjourned past midnight and will reconvene Monday. Spectators filled galleries awaiting prorogation ceremonies amid heated remarks over coal and agricultural estimates.

Ottawa Commons Beauharnois House Armand Lavergne Mr. Neill W. R. Motherwell Motherwell Bennett T. J. Donnelly Willow Bunch

Pangborn and Herndon Close Gap in Around-the-World Flight

Pangborn and Herndon arrived at Khabarovsk Siberia after a 1200 mile hop from Chita through rain and mountains. They outran Wiley Post and Gatty by over 21 hours at that point, gaining time to refuel ahead of their rivals.

Tokyo Associated Press Rengo Clyde Panggorn Hugh Herndon Khabarovsk Siberia Chita Russian Civil Aviation Society New York Kharabovitch Cyde Pangborn Wiley Post Harold Gatty Post Gatty Khabarovisk Pangborn Herndon

Premier Defends Emoluments for Ministers in Commons

In Ottawa on August 3, Prime Minister Bennett defended the new ministerial allowances of 200 each for ministers and the Opposition leader and 1000 each for the Speakers, replacing cars and chauffeurs. He argued the move saves the country money and treats service fairly, citing last year’s ministerial car costs and noting 20 of 36 cars were returned to the National Defence garage. He estimated annual savings of about 40 to 50 thousand dollars, possibly more.

Ottawa Ont House of Commons R. B. Bennett Bennett Henri Bourassa Ind Labelle Department of National Defence

Eagle Butte No 2 Well Near 4400 Feet In Medicine Lodge

Eagle Butte Oil Company’s No 2 well in Medicine Lodge coulee reached 4400 feet on Saturday. A 5500-foot drill cable is on order and plans are being made to drill deeper to that depth if needed.

Eagle Butte

Lloyd George Progresses After Operation

London Aug 3 Rt Hon David Lloyd George veteran Liberal leader progresses satisfactorily after last week's operation. An official bulletin on his condition is expected tonight.

London David Lloyd George

Lindberghs Reach Churchill on Northward Flight

Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh landed at Churchill Hudson Bay aboard a Lockheed Sirius after a 750 mile flight from Moose Factory Ontario. The welcome crowd of 4000 and 2000 laborers gathered as the couple waved from the cockpit amid refueling and inspections before continuing toward Baker Lake in the northwest.

Churchill, Man Baker Lake Churchill Charles A. Lindberg Churchill Harbor Hudson Bay Charles A. Lindbergh Moose Factory Ont Prairies Bay Harbor Port Bay Col. Lindbergh

Communists Parade Clashes In Vancouver Downtown

In Vancouver on Saturday, a large Communist procession sparked street clashes on Dunsmuir and Hamilton. Police detained seven men, hospitalized officers and civilians, and a 14 year old girl was sent to juvenile detention after alleged assault on a mounted officer.

Vancouver Dunsmuir Hamilton School Board Cambie Street Max Herndel Herndel

No Geneva In Mine Says Premier Bennett

Ottawa August third. Premier R B Bennett told the House of Commons that Canada has not decided who will represent the country at Geneva and that he would not leave Canada to attend the League of Nations deliberations. Opposition leader Mackenzie King pressed on whether Bennett would join the delegation.

Mackenzie King Bennett W. R. Motherwell Melville Robert Weir Hen Lake Saskatchewan Motherwell Charles Stewart Weir M Motherwell Ottawa Canada Geneva League of Nations R. B. Bennett House of Commons

Big Merger Would Amalgamate All British Mines

London Aug 3 The Coal Mines Reorganization Commission proposes a sweeping plan to reorganize Britain's coal industry into six geographic units, each housing a single colliery undertaking if enforced by the government.

London Coal Mines

German Credit Extended for Three Months

Basel Switzerland Aug 3 The directors of the Bank for International Settlements voted to renew for up to three months the Bank s one fourth share in the 1 000 000 000 rediscount credit to Germany which expires at week s end The Bank of France the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York are equal subscribers to this credit A committee was formed to study Germany s financial situation with first meeting set for next Saturday afternoon at Basel.

Basel Switzerland Associated Press Bank For International Settlements Today Germany Bank of France Bank of England New York

Britannia Second Mate Drowned During Cowes Regatta Start

The Britannia on the way to the opening Cowes regatta lost its second mate Ernest Friend overboard in rough seas. Boats rushed to assist but could not reach him. The race was immediately halted as vessels gathered and the Queen witnessed the tragedy.

Cowes Isle of Wight Associated Press Britannia Thomas Lipton Ernest Friend Royal Yacht V and Albert Victoria and Albert

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Govt Mr, Ferguson Western Air Service A. A. Neill Comox-Alberni Vancouver Island Neill Pangborn and Lindberghs J. Robinson Winnipeg City Hall Square Premier Bennett Britianias City of Medicine
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