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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 22, 1939

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Britain and France vow aid to Poland despite Russia stance

London dispatch says Britain's cabinet considers recalling parliament to review Europe's crisis after Germany and Russia announce a non aggression pact. London officials express resolve to uphold pledges of full military support to Poland, regardless of Russia's position. Berlin also says it will seal a Soviet non aggression pact on the eve of London and Paris meetings.

London C.P Havas Russia Italy France Poland Germany Europe Britain Guy Rhoades Soviet Union Paris Berlin Moscow

Weather notes on Mild spring in Medicine Hat area

Gardeners face eight degree frost margin as overnight low near 40 above at the airport. Valley likely cooler by a degree or two. Forecasts predict higher temperatures with yesterday's top at 73 and noon today at 78.

Gardeners of Medicine Hat

US View of Russia German Peace Accord

The New York Times said the proposed German Soviet non aggression pact could be a strategic move allowing Russia to avoid Europe and major wars. It warned of a weakened Europe and potential communist spread, calling the pact a diplomatic coup for Hitler and recalling Rapallo 1921 as a cautionary precedent.

Us.a New York The New York Times Independent Russia Europe Stalin the Times Olland Hitler Rapallo France England Italy

Thieves loot Manitoba liquor store in Winnipeg

Thieves raided a Manitoba government liquor store in Winnipeg on Monday, forcing entry by battering in the rear door and escaping with liquor valued at 1100 dollars. Police investigated the break in and sought witnesses.

Winnipeg C.P Manitoba

City to asphalt highway section from Redcliff hill to Premier plant

The city street program will start end of this week or Monday at latest with two gangs. One gang works on the highway, the other in the city, under provincial government supervision.

Redcliff Hill Committee of the Whole Redcliff Public Works Department

Poland mobilizes vast war prep amid threat of German attack

Warsaw reports extensive Polish preparations as observers note nearly one million under arms. Citizens urged to stock two weeks of food, while fortifications near Danzig are rushed. Germans abroad begin departure, and public works slow as resources shift to military needs.

Warsaw Poland Gazeta Polska Danzig Herr Jaensch Poznan Russia Lonaz Katowile Gydnia

Italians React To Reported German Soviet Pact

Rome authorities and diplomats expressed surprise at reports that Germany and the Soviet Union would sign a non aggression treaty. Mussolini and Ciano were briefed via Ambassador Attolico while Schwerin von Krosig arrived in Rome as Italy seeks to keep the Axis firm.

Rome A.P Germany Soviet Union Mussolini Fuehrer Hitler Bernardo Attolico Berlin Ciano Poland Italy France Schwerin von Krosig

Cobb Breaks Land Speed Mark At Bonneville Before Stall

John Cobb flashed through the measured mile at 369.23 mph at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah though he abandoned the return trip when the motor stalled. The feat makes him the fastest man on land surpassing the prior 357.5 mph record set a year earlier by Captain George Eyeston.

Bonneville Salt Flats Utah C.P John Cobb George Eyeston

Japs Threaten Action Over Shanghai Shooting

Japanese controlled Shanghai authorities warned of serious action if the international settlement does not satisfy them after a British sergeant killed two pro-Japanese policemen and wounded six others. They demanded punishment of those implicated, a report to puppet mayor Fu Hsiao en, indemnities for families and victims, and apologies and assurances.

Shanghai CP Havas International Settlement Fu Hsiao-en

Emergency Parliament meeting for defence powers called

The British government has summoned an emergency parliament session for Thursday to pass a bill granting the government special powers for rapid defence measures amid the European crisis. The cabinet met for nearly four hours and said additional forces will be called up across navy, army, and air force.

London C.P

Daladier Convenes Private Talks With General Gamelin

Premier Daladier left an emergency cabinet session for a long private conference with General Gamelin, commander in chief of France's armed forces. Indications suggest discussions on possible further troop mobilization beyond those already summoned, with estimates ranging from 300,000 to 600,000.

Paris C.P Daladier Gamelin France

Roads Through C N R Right of Way Discussed by City Council

The Medicine Hat council heard a land commissioner’s letter stating Washington Avenue crosses CN R property to the Ottawa Fifth Street limit and a road across CN R right of way connects to BP Oil Co plant. Settlement on assessed value proposed. paving Redcliff highway to 77 cents per sq yd approved.

C.N.R City of Medicine Hat Washington Avenue Ottawa Fifth C.P.R B.A. Oil Co Finance Committee

Communists Object to New Democracy in Alberta

The Alberta Communist party opposes the New Democracy setup while backing the movement overall. Provincial president Jan Lake said the Communists would decide their attitude at a convention in Edmonton. They disassociate themselves from the attempt to make New Democracy the entire Social Credit organization.

Edmonton C.P Communist Party Alberta New Democracy Jan Lakeman Social Credit Social Credit Organization

British Railwaymen Strike Set for Saturday Action

London August 22 The executive committee of the Associated Safety of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen declares a strike by the United Kingdoms four main railroads to take effect Saturday. The action follows the failure to raise the minimum weekly wage from 45 to 50 shillings, with all labor withdrawn unless an agreement is reached beforehand.

London C.P United Kingdom the Associated Safety of Locomotive Engineers

Six Die And Thirty Hurt In London Storm

A child's bicycle is blamed for conducting lightning during a severe electrical storm over London. Six people died and about 30 were injured at Valentine's Park Ilford as rain and a short circuit triggered a fire in a Wembley Park subway coach. London plunged into semi darkness.

London C.P Valentine's Park Ilford Wembley Park

Pivotal Soviet German Pact Rumors Stir War News

Across Tokyo Moscow Rome and Berlin reports describe a proposed Soviet German non aggression pact with denouncement provisions and neutrality terms. British French talks with Soviet leaders face unclear instructions as Ribbentrop may fly in to seal an alleged no war pact.

Moscow Britain France Joachim von Ribbentrop Rome

Baseball scores from National and American leaks

In the National League Chicago loses 4 to 2 at New York after a late push while Boston settles for a 2-2 tie with Pittsburgh. Cincinnati is shutout by Philadelphia 4 to 0 as St Louis edges Brooklyn 5 to 4.

Chicago New York Root Mancuso Melton An Danning Pittsburgh Boston Bowman Susce Fette and Lopez Cincinnati Philadelphia Thompson Hershberger Highle Millies St. Louis Brooklyn Davis and Padgett Casey Phelps

Alberta Forecast Warmer With Fair Conditions

The forecast calls for fair weather today and Wednesday in Alberta with daytime temperatures rising slightly. Expect mild conditions and light winds as the days progress.

Alberta

Britain weighs emergency powers to counter German threat

London reports say the British government may empower military leaders to act without parliament in a sudden German attack on Poland. Cabinet discussions include declaring emergency sessions and concrete steps at strategic harbors as tensions rise ahead of a possible Hitler address.

Pierre Maillaud Havas London Cp-Havas Great Britain Poland Hearbby Havas

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