03 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
1
The listing shows a Friday daytime evening radio lineup with blocks for Live Laugh and Love Concert Hour Anything Goes Concert Hall Up to the Minute Super dance music Fiesta orchestras Nitwit Court Woodwind duo and The Ghost Walker drama spanning 6:00 to 10:30 PM.
The page shows 8:45 to 9:00 News and weather, 10:30 to 10:45 Three Guitars, 10:45 to 11:00 Remember These Songs. The entries indicate a local broadcast timetable.
The News reports Monarchs coach Sheldon Buckles is pleased with steady season progress and predicts strong playoff play. Brandon visit offers a stern test. Tigers and Juveniles also show rapid development with promising Midget squads. Conference discussions emphasize thorough study and future action.
The Montreal Gazette notes a policy shift to market based world prices with a Canadian wheat envoy headed for Britain to win over importers and millers. It warns Britain remains the key market and cautions against relying on artificial prices while surplus exports must be sold.
The account argues against critics who say the Dominion provincial conference failed. It cites important gains and notes that ongoing committee work could yield eventual agreement on complex problems, with the Montreal Gazette noting substantial advance given the scope of issues.
The King’s Christmas address is portrayed as a unifying force for the Empire, highlighting liberty and loyalty as the bedrocks of happiness. It calls Britons to remember their heritage and to help less fortunate brothers, stressing duty and shared identity within the royal family.
A Toronto Globe item notes music publishers ban certain songs from radio broadcasts citing license fee disputes and concerns over crooner driven "drivel" lyrics. It supports extending bans to curb low merit tunes clogging airwaves while praising better songs with genuine literary merit.
Health Inspector James Henderson cites three typhoid cases in Medicine Hat in 1985 traced to drinking unfiltered river water. The report also notes America’s participation in the fifth world bowling championship in Berlin July 21 26 with 14 nations competing. Amelia Earhart is quoted predicting airline travelers live to 128 air years before an accident.
The text notes that suggesting a best girl or woman friend sit beside the locomotive operator is folly. It questions whether this implies any conclusion about operating a motor car, indicating skepticism about implied safety or handling in early transport debates.
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