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20 Dec 1937
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1937
Page
1
Russia Sees War Preparations Near Far East Border
Far Eastern tensions rise as Japan expects possible conflict with the Soviet Union. Tokyo reports a Japanese government denial on Panay gunboat incident while warning of Russian military buildup along Far Eastern Siberia. Ising tao joins US and British ships in Shantung as Taing tao fears new drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Harbin
Manchoukuo
Tokyo
Nichi Nichi
Far
Siberia
Foreign Office
Shanghai
A.P
United States
Isingtao
Marblehead
Pope
Suffolk
Sacramento
Shantung Province
Weihaiwei
Shantung
Taingtao
Eight Killed in Ontario Tragedy at Fort Stanley
Divers recovered three of eight bodies buried under debris from a collapsed large tire cover dam at Kettle Creek. Thirteen workers were on the structure when it failed last night, tossing several into icy water. five escaped with injuries as other survivors recounted the timber collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stanley
Kettle Creek
Rert
Don Beatty
Kinistino
Sask
Muckers
Hiv
A. E. Bisber
C. Bisves
T. yThe Ona
James Sealey
George
Willian Hume Mielaree
New Brighton Triumphs Over Crewe in Cup Replay
New Brighton defeated Crewe Alexandra 4-1 in a replayed second round English Cup match played in London. The victory advances New Brighton in the competition and avenges an earlier draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
New Brighton
Crewe Alexandra
Two-Headed Baby Girls Born In Russia
Russian scientists report a two headed baby girl born six weeks ago at the All-Union Institute of Experimental Medicine. Professor P Angkhin says the twins share a single body with two heads and four arms, attached to one torso and two legs. One prior case existed and did not long survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A.P
All-Union Institute of Experimental Medicine
P. Angkhin
Alberta Government Challenges Land Value Ruling in Court
Edmonton report states the Alberta Government appealed a court ruling over land value assessment and unearned increment tax. Justice Ewing held the registrar cannot fix an artificial value differing from the value at registration, noting the same land cannot have two different values simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Appel
Alberta
Justice A. F. Mwing
North Albirta
Isuajren
Kyresge Company
Pa Ne Agency Limited
Land Titka
Canada Life 4
Vraret Carrivany
Northern Agency Limited
Ter
Kresge
Justice Ewing
Britain Ready to Send Great Navy to China Waters
London December 20 Britain prepares to brief Foreign Secretary Eden at Buckingham Palace on the Far Eastern situation. The cabinet will meet Wednesday as a Daily Express writer says Britain is ready to dispatch the greatest armada to Chinese waters if an emergency arises. Prime Minister Chamberlain favors reinforcing Singapore base with ships, despite opposition from many cabinet ministers and naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tng
Eden
Buckingham Palace
Far Eastern
Daily Express
Great Britain
East
Chamberlain
Singapore
Australia
Far East
General Ludendorff Dies At 72 In Munich
General Erich C Ludendorff longtime chief of staff under Von Hindenburg and key German Great War commander died aged 72 in Munich after an operation for bladder ailment. He was among Germany's last surviving Great War military figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
C.P
Erich C Ludendorff
Germany
von Hindenburg
Robert Worth Bingham dies in Baltimore at 66
United States ambassador to Great Britain Robert Worth Bingham died at Jonas Hopkins hospital after a diagnostic operation Tuesday. He was 66 and had been hospitalized since November 25. Doctors cited atomina Hodgkins, a rare disease, as the cause, with infection suspected as a contributing factor. A former Louisville mayor and prominent newspaper publisher, Bingham was a longtime diplomat and early New Deal appointee. He played a key role in civic and diplomatic events, including royal and diplomatic duties in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Worth Bingham
United. States
Great
Britain
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Louisville
Kentucky
Bingham
London
Birgham
Ixan
England
United States
Congress
George V
George VI
Duke of Kent
Greece
Brownlee Declines Involvement in Unity Movement
John E. Brownlee K C former Alberta premier says he is not participating in politics currently. He plans to focus on his law practice and will not urge the United Farmers of Alberta to join the unity movement or influence their January annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
C.P
J. E. Brownlee
K.C
Alberta
J. I. McFarland
Calgary
Brownlee
United Farmers of Alberta
U.F.A
United Farmers
Unity Movement
Japan shifts to self defense claim over Panay attack
Tokyo reports a change in stance by the Foreign Office over the Panay incident. The spokesman says Japan will plead self defense for the river boat attack on the U S vessel as it sank after Sunday bombardment by Japanese planes. He notes the crucial question is which vessel fired first and cites Japanese boat personnel who say they were fired upon by the Panay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
C.P
Japanese Foreign Office
United States
Japan
United S
Arena
Theft of Three C P R Cheques Leads to Roznick Arrest
Police responding to inquiries about a British Columbia C P R cheque tracked J Roznick to a local business area Saturday. Three stolen cheques from Ruby Creek bunkhouse were found in his possession, two seized and a third cashed last week. Roznick denied talking, faced vagrancy charges, and awaits Vancouver guidance on charges for possession of stolen property or Ruby Creek break in theft. He pleaded guilty to vagrancy and remains in custody until Wednesday for sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
J. Roznick
Ruby Creek
B.C
F. Cresswell
C.P.R
Gordon
Busiocas
Rornick
Roznick
Vancouver
Major Douglas to Advise Alberta on Technical Court Questions
Major C H Douglas founder of Social Credit will advise the Alberta Social Credit Board on technical questions for Supreme Court of Canada hearings in January. He has advised since June and has not signed a new contract. Hearings test provincial powers and federal disallowance over three Alberta bills increasing bank taxes regulating credit and affecting newspapers. Also, E J Atter’s temporary technical assistant term ended December 15 after one month of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
States
Social Credit Board
U.S
Canada
Edmonton
C.P
C. H. Douglas
Social Credit
Alberta
Social Credit Administration
Supreme Court of Canada
G. L. MacLachlan
Alberta Social Credit Board
Ottawa
Douglas
MacLachlan
Major Douglas
Old Country
Mr. MacLachlan
Supreme Court
Privy Council
E. J. Atter
Carmel
California
C. L. MacLachlan
M.L.A
Discrimination Aging Alberta Not a Fact
Calgary December 20 Federal Minister of Labor Norman McL. Rogers said discrimination claims against Alberta cannot be borne out by facts in a letter to Mayor Davison. Rogers noted the federal grants for relief costs were reduced by 5000 dollars and urged representations be made to Edmonton rather than Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Norman McL. Rogers
Davison
Ottawa
Rogers
Edmonton
Premier Aberhart Plans Christmas Visit to Vancouver
Premier Aberhart will depart this week for Vancouver to spend the Christmas season with his family and expects to return early in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Aberhart
Vancouver
Reconstruction Finance Corp to Fund Cash-Strapped Railroads
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced it will make funds available to railroads facing financial hardship, easing cash flow pressures for carriers under strain. The move aims to stabilize rail service by providing needed capital during economic stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Chiirran
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sir Hubert Wilkins Flight Postponed by Arctic Weather
Barrow Alaska December reports overcast skies again prevented Sir Hubert Wilkins from a planned moonlight flight over the Arctic Ocean in search of the missing Soviet polar plane. Weather observers warned a delay could extend for three weeks if conditions did not clear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Alaska
Bert Wilkins
Arctic Ocean
Hubert
China Refuses Peace Overtures as War Rages in China
Chinese officials in Hankow declare unity and reject peace talks with Japan. Tokyo signals a Chekiang offensive while Japanese forces shift from Shanghai to the south, threatening Hong Kong as pressure extends along coastal China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Japan
Shanghai
Pla
Chekian
Whei
Eit
Renge
Taing
Canton
Matsui
Thoussada
Shanghai-Nag King
Ho Kong
Britain
Hepburn and Duplessis Clash Over Federal Revenues
Premier Hepburn of Ontario and Premier Duplessis of Quebec renew a hotel room conference in Toronto to resist federal encroachments on provincial revenues. W. H. Moore, Ontario M.P., attends and Hepburn releases confidential correspondence on the St. Lawrence waterways project and Ontario's plan to divert water into the Great Lakes system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C.P
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Maurice Duplessis
Quebec
Montreal
W. H. Moore
M.P
Tariff Board
Hepburn
Dominion
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
King
Indications War Considered Unavoidable Amid Armament Build Up
The 1937 Jane's Fighting Ships notes seven powers Britain United States France Italy Russia and Germany expanding capital ships. Europe speeds arms race while civil defense grows with underground shelters gas masks and gas laboratories advancing nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Russia
Germany
Europe
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Alta
Panay
Soviet Union
Yangtze River
Nanking
Hirohito
Fumimaro Konoye
H. F. Yarnell
Asiatic Fleet
Manila
Tsingtao
Port Stanley
NEW Brighon
Great Navy
China Waters
Ludendorff
John Brownlee
C P.R
Atter
LABOR
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Prem
Dunning
Ilsey
Self
St. Law Ponds
Civis
Paris
Little Theatre
Dickens
Lorna Manders
Carol
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