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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
1
Today's cross word puzzle by Eugene Sheffer presents a set of clues across and down including Turkish commander and broad street with word lengths and themed hints. Readers seek solution and grid completion for the daily puzzle challenge.
The Medicine Hat News lists mailing rates and department contacts for editorial, reporting, advertising, and circulation. It instructs readers to report misdelivery by calling the circulation department and to apply directly to the department for subscriptions.
Canada's only woman senator Catrine Wilson led the Senate in endorsing continued League of Nations work on social and humanitarian questions including opium traffic and child welfare. She argued national efforts alone cannot defeat the sprawling problem and highlighted narcotics smuggling from China and domestic opium use by all groups.
The Canadian Tuberculosis Association notes public health advances show clear mind and purpose in wartime spirit. It urges continued federal provincial and municipal support, more beds and clinics, and full social relief. It stresses no rise in TB deaths and asks readers to send Christmas Seal returns to Mr. Waiter Huckvale.
The Ottawa Journal pays tribute to L A Taschereau Liberal Premier of Quebec, rebuking rumors of his resignation. It praises his statesmanship and vision, noting his long public life since 1900, roles in Public Works and Labor, Attorney General, and succession to the premiership in 1920.
The Journal credits Mr. Taschereau with public confidence earned and maintained through years of growing authority. It highlights his habit of independent thought, frankness, and courage to express ideas. He distrusts panaceas and rejects increasing public funding of private duties, preferring clarity on revenue sources. He is described as a temperamental conservative suited to French-speaking leadership and a leading figure among nine provinces politicians.
The piece argues Canadian grain should move through routes that minimize transport costs. It notes New York Philadelphia and Baltimore ports offer lower ocean rates due to competition for bottom cargo, potentially undercutting Canadian Atlantic ports. It highlights the stakes for Western grain growers as wheat hovers around 47 cents per bushel.
Edmonton Journal argues that law and police action should make bearing firearms so risky that criminals avoid having guns on their persons, aiming to reduce gun-related crime in the community.
Mr. Dennett argues non contributory unemployment insurance is unthinkable. He says without contributions from workers or industry the system would drain the treasury in hard times. He calls for a cooperative plan tailored to Canadian conditions to achieve reasonable success.
The piece warns that noise harms both sick and healthy people, reducing mental work capacity by up to 40 percent. It cites a London science meeting and urges reducing unnecessary noise from horns, brakes, whistles, and carts while promoting dense materials and double walls to dampen sound.
The timetable lists arrivals and departures for CP trains serving major routes. It includes daily and weekly services between Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, Nelson, Lethbridge, Lomond, Retlaw, Aldersyde, Moose Jaw, St Paul, and Chicago with through sleepers on Trains 3 and 4 connecting via Moose Jaw.
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