Canada Must Consider Capital Expenditures Warns Bennett
Prime Minister Bennett speaks on public works and debt limits while outlining Canada’s wheat situation. He notes a U S plan to spend heavily, forecasts tighter carryover, and Britain's continued role as a wheat market amid improving eastern conditions. He mentions Australia and Western Europe and signals busy parliamentary sessions ahead.
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Canada
United States
Australia
Haly
Europe
Germany
Britain
Bennett
Monarchs Player R. H. Kent Injured In Wreck
R H Kent met with an accident when his car overturned seven miles west of Lethbridge on Saturday. He suffered a fracture above the right wrist. Charlie Pattison and Monarchs members assisted, with Pattison driving Kent to the hospital before returning for the team. By noon Kent was reported progressing well and expected to resume work that afternoon.
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Monarchs
Lethbridge
Charlie Pattison
The
Kent
Mr. Pattison
Mr Kent
Hear H. G. Wells On Radio Tuesday Afternoon
British writer H. G. Wells will headline a new BBC and Columbia Broadcasting System radio series titled Whither Britain. The program features leaders in British life with guests such as Churchill Chamberlain Lloyd George Shaw Bevin and Hogg. Wells airs tomorrow from 1:30 to 2:00 Medicine Hat time over the Columbia network.
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H H. G. Wells
London
England
B.B.C
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S.A
Britain
Winston Churchill
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
George Bernard Shaw
Lady Rhonda
Ernest Bevin
Quintin Hogg
H. G. Wells
Medicine Hat
Columbia
KSL
WCCO
Dairymen Strike Triggers Milk Dumping in Midwest Cities
Violence erupts in Illinois and Wisconsin as dairy farmers protest price cuts. Milk deliveries halted in Chicago with trucks tipped and spills into sewers. Disruptions spread from rural highways into the city and derailments of trains hauling milk are reported in Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Wiscosin
Conductor Peter Dallas Retires After 40 Years on Crow's Nest
Peter Dallas of Cranbrook, long a popular figure on the Crow's Nest Pass division, retires at year end after more than four decades in railroading. Born in 1867 in Seaforth Ontario, his career spanned brakeman to conductor on six occasions, with most service between Sirdar and Medicine Hat and recent years from Cranbrook on the Kimberley run. He leaves with merit marks, no major injuries, and plans to visit family east and possibly settle on the coast.
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Peter Dallag
Cranbrook
Crow's Nest Pass
Fist
Dallas
B. C
C.P.R
Pelee
Seaforth
Ontario
Grajid
Winnipeg
Manitoba Northern
Nelson
Crow
Sirdar
Medicine
Kimberley
Vancouver
Cranbrook Courier
Tragedy as Edmonton Woman Dies From Store Fire Injuries
Mrs. H. A. Traxier aged 50 dies in hospital after injuries from December 10 store home fire at Whitecourt that killed her 11 year old son Wesley. She leaped from a second floor window. Husband and nine children survive.
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Edmonton
H. A. Traxier
Whitecourt
Wesley
Dominions' View Be Considered by Britain
London January 6 The Dominions show reluctance to become involved in European entanglements. Britain weighs policy with Dominions in mind as they favor isolation and peace. Officials seek a League aligned peace alliance to meet France Germany and Italy while keeping Dominion interests intact.
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London
B.U.P
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
League
Edmonton Court Hears Family Killer Case
In Edmonton Police Court Mrs. Lilly Fusty and son William 24 were committed for trial on a charge of slaying Fred Fusty, found dead with severe head injuries in a bungalow near Olivey on the day before Christmas. The eldest daughter Alice 18 testified terror and a knife used during the attack, but she did not reveal who wielded it.
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Edmonton
Fou
Alice
John McClung
Liquor Authorities May Open All Night Vancouver Store
Vancouver police report extensive illegal liquor sales after hours at government stores. Liquor control leaders consider all night operation of an authorized vendor to curb illegal sales, with possible new location and extra store added to the vending chain.
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Victoria
Vancouver
W. F. Kennedy
Gordon’ Sloan
Promotion of Allan to Medicine Hat patrol sergeant
Allan receives a well earned promotion to patrol sergeant at Medicine Hat headquarters. He will oversee the territory from the international boundary to the Red Deer river and to the Saskatchewan boundary, extending north south between Bow Island and Taber. Constable D C Taylor will head the Medicine Hat detachment.
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R.C
Seret
H. Allen
Medicine Hat
Hit Sptoilciien
Red Deer River
Saskatchewan
Bow Island
Taber
D. C. Taylor
Canada Expects Steady Year in Live Cattle Trade Despite UK Quota
Ottawa officials anticipate a good export year for Canadian live cattle to the United Kingdom even with a first quarter quota of about 8000 head, matching last year. Feed shortages earlier caused unfinished cattle to flood markets and depress prices, but Canada cooperated with the British request to limit shipments, hoping for better prices across the year.
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Ottawa
Agriculture Department
Canada
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Panic Stamped Crowd in Tokyo Kills Many
A panic-stricken crowd at Tokyo station during a farewell for Imperial Japanese Army recruits caused a stampede. About 10 000 relatives and friends jammed the platform. seventy one people died and fifty six were injured as women and children were among those crushed and trampled.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Stavisky Shoots Self in Hidden Villa Near Chamonix
Serge Stavisky the alleged 40 million swindler was found alive after shooting himself as police closed in on a secluded villa near Chamonix. A physician revived him, and authorities hoped to proceed to trial. He was living alone in a single room when officers found him.
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Chamonex
France
Serge
Alex” Stavisky
Stavisky
Woman Scientist Perfects New Stimulant
Miss Pearl L. Moorman, 34, a native of Ozark Country, is acclaimed for co developing palinesthesia a rapid revival method from unconsciousness due to anaesthetic overdose drowning suffocation or acute alcoholism She conceived an intravenous stimulant to revive when respiration ceases but the heart still beats The procedure has seen success in humans and animals
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Joplin
Pearl L. Moorman
Ozark Country
Bracken Plans Federal Help on Medical Aid Costs
Premier John Bracken of Manitoba said he would bring up sharing medical aid costs at the federal provincial conference in Ottawa on January 17. He announced after receiving a delegation of Manitoba physicians seeking the province’s stance on funding. Spokesmen noted municipalities have usually handled such costs through relief agencies.
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Winnipeg
John Bracken
Manitoba
Ottawa
Bracken
China’s Internal War Proceeds Near Foochow
Canadian Press reports that Foochow and nearby areas in Fukien remain isolated as National Government barriers hinder communications. Nationalist forces are said to converge on Foochow with columns within 45 miles northwest and 30 miles north, while heavy fighting to the south continues and Nanking gunboats are near Foochow.
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Shanghai
Jan
Foochow
Fukien
Nanking
Ing
Fooshaw
Labor Leader Criticizes His Majesty in Palace Controversy
London January 8 Sir Stafford Cripps faced mounting criticism over his Saturday night reference to Buckingham Palace. Cripps maintained he spoke of the King's advisers, not the King himself, but critics rejected the distinction. J R Clynes urged the Labor party to avoid making Buckingham Palace a partisan target.
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London
Sir Stafford Cripps
Buckingham Palace
Stafford
J. R. Clynes
Labor
Labor Party
New Chamber of Commerce Committees Named for Coming Year
The Chamber of Commerce elected standing committees for the new year including Agriculture Entertainment Legislation Manufacturing and Industry Freight and Express Rates Membership Roads and Streets Clean and Fire Prevention Finance Publicity and Tourists with members listed for each panel. The names include A P Burns W Hays J F E McCorkle Jas Mitchell H G Minor and others across multiple sectors.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Burns
DB. W. Hays
J. FE. McCorkle
Jas. Mitchell
H. G. Minor
C. M. H. Roche
Ss. Cc. Taylor
A. Rollo
L. Monkley
H. I. Joslin
G. M. Blackstock
L. N. Laidlaw
A. B
F. Glaze
D. S. Reid
J. H. Chaseley
C’ D Sanders
A. H. Watson
W. Huckvale
A. J. N. Terrill
W .S. Ashley
Boyd
Geo
Ontario Liberals replace House leader Sinclair with McQuibban
In Toronto on Saturday Ontario Liberals ousted W. E. N. Sinclair as House leader by a 7 to 3 vote. Dr. George A. McQuibban will lead the Liberal group in the 18th Legislature's final session, with Hepburn and Mitchell Fiepburn commenting on the shift.
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HOUSE
THE
Mitchell Hepburn
Toronto
W. E. N. Sinclair
K.C
Liberal Party
Ontario
Sinclair
George McQuibban
Wellington Northeast
Mr. Sinclair
Wilfrid Laurier
Ontario House
W. BB
N. Sinclair
Oshawa
Ontario South
Ontario Liberal Party
Mitchell
F. Hepburn
Dominion House
Hepburn
Liberal House
McQuibban
Ingersoll
Mitchell Fiepburn
Federal House
Party
Board of Strategy
George A. McQuibban
Mitchell F. Hepburn
M.P
Liberal Conven
Albert Bare of Medicine Hat Dies Suddenly at 54
Albert Bare aged 54 collapsed Saturday afternoon at his Queen Street home and died before medical help could arrive. He had been in ill health for years and was a Medicine Hat resident for many years. He leaves a wife and one son in Minneapolis.
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Albert Bare
Queen Street
Gershaw
Bare
Medicine Hat
Minneapolis
Lady Sea Serpent Has Large Appetite
Victoria residents report a sea serpent off Gonzales Point yesterday poked her nose from the water and swallowed a seagull. The creature, nicknamed Amy Cadboros-Aurus, has appeared irregularly in recent weeks and is gaining notoriety for its appetite.
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Victoria
B.C
Amy Cadboros-Aurus
Gonzales Point
Amy
Reciprocal Issue May Be Raised This Week
Congressional leaders expect to receive from President Roosevelt the first of a series of recommendations for legislation. The items include home loan and farm mortgage refinancing bonds and reciprocal tariff measures. Senate action looms on the House liquor tax bill and possible St. Lawrence waterway treaty ratification. Debate on Morgenthau’s confirmation was unsettled by Bailie’s resignation and prior objections linked to ties with J and W Seligman & Company.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance
Senate
Canada
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
Earle
Bailie
Department
Jamés Conzens
Michigan
Ciuzens
New York Banking
o.J.and
W. Seligman
Company
Couzens
German Religious Crisis. Very Much to the Fore
Berlin reports police moved on 1000 German Sunday school youths arresting leaders to defend Reichsbishop Mueller and his Nazi church regime. Opposition pastors revolted, Mueller’s decree blamed for unrest while Rev. Niemoeller denounces the act. The decree grants Mueller power to dismiss pastors and discipline church officers.
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Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Mueller
Reich
German Bible Circle
Paul the Apostle
Martin Niemoeller
Iron Cross
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