Rifle and Revolver Club Banquet At Cos Hotel
The Medicine Hat Rifle and Revolver Club held a banquet at the Cosmo politan hotel with 90 sportsmen and guests. Lethbridge visitors shown films of a Rockies hunt while a range safety talk emphasized careful handling. The club aims to double membership and host two instructors to improve scores.
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Rifle and Revolver Club
Cos Hotel
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Medicine Hat
Rockies
Lethbridge
Paul Reynolds
Frank Pilling
B. Tanner
O. B. Lasseter
Cos
P.R
Ontario
Mickey Moose
Reynolds
R. and
Gordon Thomson
Bill Lukey
Dr. Moore
Murray Laidlaw
Bill McKenzie
Canada
Dor ‘Inion Cartridge Co
Moore
Ducks Unlimited
Bill
Ed McKenzie
Harold Watts
International Wheat Conference Opens In London
Western Canadian wheat producers and traders await the January conference in London where world exporting nations meet to fix quotas and a minimum world price. A Canadian representative will attend with hopes for global market stabilization and a guaranteed minimum price for farmers.
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Winninsg
Western Canada
Tom London
All & World
Dommon
Canada
RAF Plane Damaged In Derby Force Landing
One of three Royal Air Force bombers that set a world endurance record this month was damaged during a forced landing in the Collier Bay district near Derby Western Australia. The crew were reported apparently safe.
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R.A.F
Derby
Western Australia
Royal Aire Force
Collier Bay
Campaign Provides Fund For Transfer of Jewish Children
After a Zionist National Council meeting in Montreal Canadian Hadassah launches an emergency drive to move Jewish children from Germany to Palestine under Youth Aliyah. Since inception over 3,000 children have been relocated to Palestine and 1,200 places are ready for new refugees in agricultural colonies and trade centers. The program aims to transfer and sustain a child for 360 dollars over two years, with education and assimilation already arranged.
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Montreal
Zionist National Council
Hadassah
Dominion
Germany
Hadaseah Organization of
Canada
Europe
Palestine
Untralia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Rumania
Heen
International financial intrigue swirls as Coster case widens
New disclosures outline I Donald Coster alias Philip Musica, head of a vast drug firm, funding a South American war and arming Spain in defiance of neutrality laws. Investigations probe asset realness in the United States and Canada while three brothers face bail in $100,000 each. Canadian agent Georges Vernard is identified as Arthur Musica. Dietrichs named Musica in various roles.
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New York
C.P
Donald Coster
Coster
McKesson and Robbins Drug Company
Canada
Anatio
Philip Musica
Spain
Ambrose McCall
United States Attorney's Office
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
Ecrath
Aga Star Mu
Sica
General Sessions Court
George Vernard
Arthur Musica
Robert Dietrich
Robert Musica
Bridgeport
George Dietrich
George Musica
Manion urges government control of armament making
At the Commercial Travellers Association banquet in Toronto on December 17, Hon. Dr. R. J. Manion called for government manufacture or strict government control of all armaments for Canada with profits removed. He argued profits should also be controlled in UK armament contracts, while preserving private enterprise and fair empire cooperation. He warned against nationalization and warned dictatorships threaten world peace. He asserted no profiteering in patriotism and equal sacrifices if war comes.
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Toronto
C.P
Canada
R. J. Manion
Commercial Travellers Association of Canada
United Kingdom
Manion
Dr. Manion
Germany
Italy
Japan
Russia
China Mobilizes Forces In South China War Preparations
General Pai Chung Hsi, commander of Chinese forces in South China, rapidly mobilizes Kwangesi militia in Kwangsi province to meet a new Japanese offensive. About 140000 militiamen block entrances on two vulnerable fronts along the Kwangsi Kwangtung border.
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Weilin
China
Pai Chung-Hsi
Kwangesi
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
Nazis seek stateless Ukrainians in Germany
Berlin papers report a government notice asking stateless Ukrainians to send their names and personal data to the Ukrainian Confidential Office. The move signals growing German interest in Ukraine and could have important implications for the stateless community.
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Berlin
Germany
Ukraine
Suit Case Stolen From Parked Car On Thursday
A suitcase was stolen from a parked car on Thursday night. A woman reported clothing found at the rear of the Gas department premises on Macleod Trail Friday morning. The thief dumped the clothes but kept the suitcase. Police seek the marauder.
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Macleod Trail
Massed Buying Advocated for The Province
Edmonton reports Glen MacLachlan urging provincial government control of finance to create a low cost economy. He presses for a cooperative field, treasury branches issuing credit vouchers, and a marketing board to enable massed buying and rapid industrialization of Alberta. He envisions Alberta as a West industrial center like Ontario and Quebec.
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Edmonton
C.P
Glen MacLachlan
North
South Saskatchewan
Alberta Social Credit League
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
MacLachlan
City to Represent Local Dramatic Festival Winners
Medicine Hat hosts sub regional dramatic festival at the Empress theatre with three groups performing a light comedy and two dramas. Judge Mrs. D W Hays praised Still Stands the House by Given Pharis as the strongest piece and commended cast members Kitty White Ethel Finlay Louis Flath Vivian Rodgers for their turns.
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Medicine Hat
Empress Theatre
Little Theatre Association
D. W. Hays
Given Pharis
May Laidlaw
Kitty White
Ethel Finley
Louis Flath
Vivian Rodgers
Ethel Finlay
Hays
French Right Demands Dissolution of Communist Party
Paris papers allied with Premier Daladier called for the dissolution of the French Communist party. In a broad appeal across 430 newspapers, conservatives accused the Communists of undermining France's defense, provoking strikes, and serving the Soviet Union while Daladier pressed a large budget through the chamber amid a fragile majority.
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3Are du Nord
Paris
Daladier
A.P
Communist Party
Soviet Union
France
Chamber of Deputies
Britain Refuses Czech Loan Victory Prompts Domestic Relief
The Daily Express hails Czechoslovakia failing to secure an extra British loan as a win for hard-pressed UK industries. It notes the Czech delegation leader returned empty handed and hopes British funds will aid local industry instead.
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London
C.P
Czechoslovakia
Daily Express
the Express
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Govt. Central
Blue Bombers
In Aid of Christmas Cheer Fund
Social Credit Board
D. W. ‘Hays
Shanghai
C.P. Cable
Yellow River
Kiangsu
Britain
London Paper
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
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