Public Impressed With New Arena Opening in Medicine Hat
The new arena officially opened with a large crowd and a program of three hockey games comedy stunts masquerade and public skating Chief J M Taylor A P Burns and Mayor Bullivant attended praising the improved sightlines and broader seating The S A Y formed on the ice and played Canada and God Save the King The Rink Company welcomed citizens noting community funding and insurance costs as proof of strong local support for hockey and the arena's financial soundness
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Medicine Hat Hockey Association
4. M. Taylor
The
Hockey Association
A. P. Burns
Medicine Hat Rink Co. Ltd
Bullivant
Arena
At & P.m
S.A. Y
Q Canada
God Save the King
J. M. Taylor
Spr
Canada
Chief Taylor
A. B. Burns
Seven Hours to Unload Christmas Mail at Halifax
Extra gangs work at top speed to unload 11 605 bags of letters and parcels from the Canadian Pacific liner Montrose in seven hours. The shipment includes 5923 bags for Eastern and Central Canada and 7659 bags for the Far East with parcels totaling 4048 bags. The mail will be moved west by a 15 car Canadian Pacific train.
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Halifax
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Montrose
Canada
British Columbia
Far East
Misi Islands
Irregularities in Relief Charged in B C and P Q
Ottawa reports the auditor general will widen audits of unemployment relief in British Columbia and Quebec amid noted irregularities. Quebec already acts to curb irregularities. Ontario and federal steps follow. Parliament records show concerns in Lake St. John district. Premier Taschereau welcomes Dominion scrutiny. Supplied data ends with grain figures.
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Qttawa
Department of the Auditor Genera
British Columbia
Quebec
Aso
Jacken
Ontiio
House of Commons
Lake Ste. John
Auditor General's Department
Dominion Auditor General
L. A. Taschereau
State of Siege May Be Declared in Argentina
Buenos Aires authorities moved to declare a state of siege after a plot by radical elements to overthrow the government was uncovered. Police seized 1000 bombs and arrested more than 300 people including former police and army officials. The plan targeted high officials and public buildings, but was frustrated.
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Buenos Aires
Congress
Wermer
Marcelo T. de Alyear
Hipolito Ivigoyen
Alétio Guemes
Jeader
Radical Party
Tri-buna Libre
Avenida de Mayo
Flores
Army
Development in Europe Awaited By Hoover
Washington December 16 President Hoover prepared for a new review of war debt relief as Europe’s developments drove a delayed decision on his next step. Officials indicated his special debt message to Congress would await further European events and possibly go to Capitol Hill after March 4. Secretaries Stimson and Mills conferred with Hoover with no immediate action planned.
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Washington
Hoover
Bwt
United States Congress
Europe
Marlier
Capitol Hill
Franklin Roosevelt
France
Buut
Henry de Stine
Gard
Treasury
Ogden Milla
Old Country Football Scores From London Meet
English League results feature Aston Villa 4 Blackburn 0 and other top matches. Notable outcomes include Unalsea 8 Manchester City 1 and Sunderland 3 over Newcastle 0 with many second and third division results across Northern and Southern sections. Scottish League shows Aberdeen 3 Queens Park 4 and St Mirren 7 Airdrieonians 1 among two thirds.
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London
Aston Villa
Blackburn St
Bolton Wand
Sheffield Wed
Unelsea
Manchester City
Huddersfield Town
Arsenal
Leicester City
Birmingham
Liverpool
West Brom
Alb
Middlesborough
Leeds Utd
Newcastle Utd
Derby County
Portsmouth
Sunderland
Sheffield Utd
West Ham Uth
Northern Accrington Stan
Wrexham
Barrow
Stockport County
Carlisle-Darlington
Chester
Gateshead
Crewe Alex
Hull City
Mansfield Town
Halifax Town
New Brighton
Walsall
Rochdale
Barnsley
Rotherham Utd
Tranmere R
Southport
Hartlepool Ltd
York City
Doncaster Rovers
Aberdeen
Queens Park
Ayr United
Celtic
Clyde
Morton
Dundee
East Stirling
Falkirk
Kilmarnock
Motherwell
Cowdenbeath
Rangers
Hamilton Acad
St. Johnstone
Hearts
St. Mirren
Airdrieonians
Third Lanark
Partick Thistle
Britton proposes tax on American securities held by foreign nations
Representative Britton a Republican from Wir ds proposes a tax on private and governmental securities held by Americans against nations that defaulted debts. The plan would place the matter before the ways and means committee to decide advisability and call for an investigation of the volume of American securities held by foreign governments and the feasibility of taxing products or assets of American plants in defaulting countries.
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Washington
Britton
Wirds
United States
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
East Texas Oil Field Set to Close at Noon
C V Terrill and Ernest O Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission announced the East Texas oil field would be shut down at noon. A formal order will follow within hours and keep more than 9,000 producing wells closed until 7 am January 1, 1933.
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Austin
Tex
C. V. Terrill
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Texas
Herriot Refuses Cabinet Post in Boncour Bid
Dover reports Judge Cre scents denouncing perjury as appalling in Canadian Court. A separate Alberta fire destroyed the U F A hall at Sexsmith.
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U. F
A. Hall
Sexsmith
Alberta
Conference Sought With Federal Government On Wheat
Winnipeg reports that western premiers and Wheat Pool officials urge Canada to lead an international wheat trading conference. A national grain board is proposed, with talks on marketing, debt relief, and crisis responses through global cooperation. The premiers meet Western Wheat Pool and Winnipeg Grain Exchange with no final decisions.
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Winnipeg
Lkely
R. 3
Bennett
Board of War Times
Wost
Western Wheat Pool
Empire Christmas Broadcast Links Empire Nations In Harmony
The British Empire plans a world wide Christmas broadcast with a one hour exchange of greetings from England to Canada and beyond. Canada’s CBC will launch its first Empire broadcast under Hector Charlesworth, with RE Weir supervising programs. The event marks a new era in national radio and will feature a global chorus and two way talks between England and Canada.
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Seven Seas
England
Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission
Hector Charlesworth
Canada
Family Radio
RE. A. Weir
Commission
Empire
He Hebrides
Capetown
Ottawa
Walkland Islands
London
Vancouver
Singapore
Bombay
Jerusalem
Cyprus
St. Helena
Sierra Leone
Great New Empire
British Broadcasting Corporation
B.S.T
Voice of
Pacific
Fanning Island
Samoa
Cook Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Borneo
Malaya
Strait Settlements
Singaore
Hong Kong
Kien
Burma
Calcutta
Delhi
Palestine
Africa
Mediterranean
British Broadcasting Company
Land of Hope and Glory
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Telegraph Companies
Bell and Associated Telephone Companies
Canadian Marconi Company
Debt talks continue as France seeks wartime debt revision
Washington signals willingness to discuss debt with France but rejects a general conference and any immediate offer of revision. In Paris Boncour negotiates with leaders after Herriot blocks his ministry, and officials say Washington may consider negotiating the due December payment with revisions possible.
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Washington
United States
France
Paris
Paul Boncour
Edouard Herriot
Camille Chautemps
Herriot
Paul Bonco
Paul Borcour
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
of Herriot
Paul Claudell
Albert Lebrun
Amy Still Has Time to Beat Vic Smith's Record
Brit ish aviatrix faces fog and delays as she attempts a Cape Town to England record direct flight. Weather forces overnight stay in Lebourget France after Arriving from Oran, Algeria, fatigued but ready to resume. Her prior record for the Cape Town to Britain route stands at four days six hours and 55 minutes.
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Amy
Vic Smith
Lebourget
Aviatrix
Captown
England
Croydon
France
Johnson
J. A. Mollison
Oran
Algeria
London
Lee
Army Johnson
Cape Town
Coupe Town
South Africa
Duala
Cameroons
Benvale
Uersely
Niger
Charges Against Stubbs In Mc Donald Will Case
Winnipeg reports eleven new complaints against Judge Stubbs alleging improper conduct related to the Mc Donald will case. Charges detail embedded critiques of the Manitoba Court of Appeal, a February 1930 Walker Theatre speech, a February 8 1930 booklet accusing bias by wealth influences, and public remarks surrounding his judge roles.
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Winnipeg
Stubbs
McDonald Will
Walker Theatre
Court of Appeal of
Manitoba
Court of Appeal
McDonald
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