Medicine Hat Radio Association Forms With Local Officials
A provisional committee formed three weeks ago to organize a Medicine Hat Radio Association was unanimously elected to permanent officers at a City Hall meeting. Officers include C. H. Niles as President and Jessop Nott as Secretary Treasurer with broad civic support and plans for a part time inspector to curb local interference.
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Medicine Hat Radio Association
H. Norman Davis
Jessop Nott
Norman Davis
Bership Tee
Lae
FF. W. Gershew
M.P
C. H. Niles
A. J. N. Terrill
Bullivant
Ald
H. T. W. Forster
J.sillak
H. N. Davis
A. P. Burns
T. Fawcett
Cub
Cory
Radio 1 Club
Galso
Ers
Davis
Ottawa
Canada
Mr. Jessop Nott
Messrs
J. Hallworth
H. J. Noble
G. Esmond White
G. Hoover
Nott
Germany Pressed to Define Willing Actions at Hague
The German delegation at the Hague conference on the Young Plan was ordered this morning to provide a precise statement of what Germany would do to meet creditor nations demands.
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Hague
Germany
The
Secret British Memorandum Debunked as US Satire
Dr William Maloney of New York testified that a document to a Senate committee, claimed as a secret British memorandum, was a 1919 satirical piece he wrote to counter British propaganda. He noted the pamphlet was widely distributed, with up to 500000 copies, and that the document shown by William G B Shearer resembled his own satire.
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Washington
Senate Committee
William GB. Shearer
Geneva
Iman
Maloney
Identicay
Dr. Maloney
Lord Northcliffe
Britis Press
Shearer
British Labor Government backs industry reform to curb unemployment
In Manchester the Labour government pledges a broad mobilization of finance to support industry and proposals to modernize key sectors. Rt. Hon. J H Thomas says city support will finance and assist viable schemes to restore competitiveness, inviting leading industrialists to join a nonpartisan drive for national industry strength.
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Manchester
Eng
J. H. Thomas
Privy ‘Seal
Financial
London
Upoh
Thomas
Thomias
Edmonton Chamber Endorses National Radio Principle
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce endorses the Royal Commission on broadcasting recommendations with few exceptions. If enacted, the plan would place radio broadcasting in Canada under the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Company owned and controlled by the Federal Government like the Canadian National Railways.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Royal Commission
Radio Broadecasting
Canada
Iwnds
Canadian Radio Broadcasting’ Company
Canadian National Railways
Grain inspections show wheat car figures for previous year
Winnipeg reports grain inspections noting 600 cars of wheat last year and 500 cars this year. Oregon Governor M Paterson died suddenly.
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Winnipeg
M. Paterson
Oregon
Monarchs Ready To Face Swift Current Tonight At Arena
Weather tuned for comfort as Monarchs meet Swift Current in a top season clash at the Arena. U.G.T and Hockey Association back the event with locals and travelers in town. two High School games open the program at 8:30 p.m. followed by the main bout at 9:15 p.m.
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Monarchs
Swift Current
Focal
U.G. T
Hockey Association
Swift Carrent
Saskatchewan
United Commercial
Greens
R. L. Hewitt
H. Jackson
R. McWilliams
Leslie Melbourne
Bill Schulz
Jim Wintermute
Harold Creer
Joe Fisher
Black
FF. Ansley
Gordon Simmons
Charles Lindsay
C. Wilson
Ned Welling
Archie Dick
W. Lauder
Jack Sewall
Thought Hold-Up Won't Be A Joke Says Chicago Man
Len Weiss Kes says a holdup on Hoyne Avenue last night was no joke. Two men demanded money and shot him after he resisted. Doctors report he will probably not survive his wounds.
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Chicago
Hoyne Avenue
Len Weiss Kes
Missionary released after captivity in Hupeh bandit raid
Rev. H. K. W. Sandy of the British Wesleyan mission at Tayeh Hupeh was released by bandits in South Eastern Hupeh and arrived in Hankow today. Sandy had been held for nearly a month and represents the mission.
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Hankow
H. K. W. Sandy
Hupeh
Sandy
Tayeh
City Hall hosts second public meeting on resources and labor
Dr. F W Gershaw and Hector Lang MLAs organize a City Hall meeting at 8 p m Tuesday to gather voters views on the Workmen's Compensation Act Alberta natural resources return and tar sands northern Alberta Speakers include P M Simpson on the Compensation Act and Dr Gershaw on resource return with E Ashburner on tar sands A free discussion follows and Mayor Worfs chairs the event James Brown Redcliff representative to the Boys Parliament also speaks at the gathering
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F. W. Gershaw
Hector Lang
M.L.A
City Hall
Alberta
Aid. P. M. Simpson
Gershaw
Natural Resources
E. Ashburner
Lang
Redcliff
House of Commons
Worfs
James Brown
Edmonton
Junction Airways and Dunmore bridge discussed at chamber meeting
At the Thursday noon chamber meeting the plan for an overhead bridge west of Dunmore to improve airways junctions with Medicine Hat was debated. Diverting traffic via Dunmore hill to connect small towns with the main highway was proposed to shorten routes and enhance safety at level crossings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dunmore
Medicine Hat
Dunmore Hill
Pashley
Dunmorée
Huckvale
Davidson
Postmaster General
Montana
Department
Federal Government Should Accept Responsibility
J H Woods of the Calgary Herald urges the Dominion government to share responsibility for unemployment. He faults Minister Heenan for saying relief rests with provinces and municipalities. Woods spoke in Ottawa while presenting a memorial to Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Also noted is the death of George Turnbull, a prominent Galt citizen.
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Ottawa
Dominion
J. H. Woods
Calgary Herald
Peter Heenan
Woods
Chamber of Commerce of Canada
Chambers Memorial of Recommendation
Mackenzie King
Heenan
Mr. Woods
Alberta firm faces conspiracy charge in stock trading case
Edmonton reports a warrant charges I W C Solloway and Mills of Solloway Mills Ltd with conspiracy in Alberta stock dealings. Harvey Mills arrested in Toronto. Vancouver police await Alberta warrant as government reviews evidence from a security fraud inquiry ongoing since last year.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Attorney General's Office
I. W. C. Solloway
Solloway, Mills Ltd
Ir. Solloway
Vancouver
B.C
W. C. Bryan
Alberta Provingial
Harvey Mills
Solloway
Toronto
Fieda
Solloway Mills Limited
Solloway Mills Company
Montreal
Ontario
Activit Lymburn
J. H. Lymburn
Calgary
Messrs
B. C. Police
Isaac W. C
Uees
Stock Exchange Ttiong
Dunwoody
British Columbia
Soloway
F.ee
Interesting Address on Canadian Traits by G Spry
Mr Graham Spry spoke at a Canadian Club dinner about Canadian character and traits. He noted Canada is young yet a nation with distinctive qualities and a sovereign, uncompromising spirit. He urged clubs to choose topics reflecting wide Canadian interests and growth.
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G. Spry
Cecil Hotel
Graham Spry
Creek
Spry
Canaan
Canada
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Ade
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Aeks and
Hat Radio Assoc
C.H. Niles End
J. Nott
Secy
Smuts
General Smuts
South Africa
British Commonwealth of Nations
Robert Borden
Labor Govt
National Radio
Radio Commission
Timothy Smiddy
Irish Free State
Ireland
J. H. Wood
Pres
C. of C. of
George Turnbull
Galt
Aram
Beth Rebekah
S .O’olock
Millighway
Alberts
Wendell B. Farris
K.C
Hey
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