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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 1938

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Alberta Social Credit Scheme Seen Unconstitutional

Ottawa reports that the Dominion counsel argued the entire Social Credit plan of Alberta is beyond provincial jurisdiction and unconstitutional. Aime Geoffrion urged judges to study the theories to interpret terms like monetization of credit while O M Biggar defended limiting review to legal power.

Ottawa C.P Alberta Supreme Court Aime Geoffrion Montreal Dominion J. C. Bowen Geoffrion Karl Marx Lenin O. M. Biggar Dominion Factum Social Credit Major Douglas Biggar Geoferson Social Credit Act Social Credit Board Social Credit, Board

Plane crash in Montana kills ten passengers and crew

In Bridger Mountains 14 miles north of Bozeman a Northwest Airlines plane with 14 aboard crashed and burned amid a blizzard. Ten people perished including Douglas MacKay of the Hudsons Bay Company Winnipeg. Rescue teams faced heavy snow as they recovered bodies and prepared to transport MacKay’s body to Winnipeg. The craft’s pilot was Nick Mamer. co pilot and other crew listed among the aboard.

Boseman Mont Dam C.P Douglas MacKay Hudson's Bay Company Winnipeg Northwest Airlines Bridger Mountains Here MacKay United States J. F. MacKay Toronto Glenn White Levitt J. Westlake Forest Rangers St. Paul Re

Time clocks regulate airplanes on Trans-Canada route

Regina January 11 The time locks to adjust for changing daylight will operate Helits on the Trans-Canada air route across the West. Clocks at unattended fields will turn on lights and shut power at daybreak. The automatic nutrients mechanism adjusts for longer or shorter days. Steel for towers at the No 6 highway radio range near Regina arrived yesterday. A steel pump is expected from Lethbridge Thursday to begin three weeks of tower erection and the station will begin broadcasts to pilots in about a month. Buildings ground wire system and power line are completed and concrete footings ready.

Regina C.P Subways Radio Range No. 6 Highway Yesegday Lethbridge Trans-Canada Airways

Winnipeg Girl Foils Bandit in Store Robbery Attempt

Miss Katherine Weber a 31 year old confectionery clerk fought off an attempted robbery in Winnipeg. She refused to surrender cash, grappled with the thief, and hurled a bottle through the window to summon help. two bystanders then arrested a suspect and handed him to police.

Winnipeg Jun C.P Katherine Weber Merit

Shanghai Wing Commander Kerby Son of Calgary Pioneer

Calgary’s Rev. Dr G W Kerby family notes prominent origins as Harold S Kerby, 42, RAF Wing Commander and air attache in Shanghai. A 1966 wartime veteran now on leave in Switzerland, he studied engineering at Toronto, served in Dardanelles and Somme, once clashed with the Red Baron in aerial combat. He is tied to Mount Royal College founder and Calgary Methodist ministry roots.

Shanghai Kirby Calgary Jan India Britain University of Toronto Kerby Ite England Switzerland China Othe Par Mast Tie Dardenelles France Somme Germany Baron von Richthofen Roy Brown Hamiton Dr. Kerby Central Methodist Church Brantford

Canadians' 1937 economy improves says bank head

About 85 percent of Canadians either improved or kept their economic circumstances in 1937, according to H. Logan president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at the shareholders meeting in Toronto.

Toronto C.P H. Logan Canadian Bank of Commerce

Short Course in Agriculture at Lacombe

A January Lacombe Alberta short course in agriculture hosts young farmers and farm women living in a dormitory setup at the Lacombe Experimental Station. No fees or exams, entry anytime, meals provided, with six university educated instructors guiding practical lessons in livestock, poultry, grains, and horticulture. course ends January 21 with a concert and dance for parents and friends.

Lacombe Alto Alverta Laconice Witi Fan Jebiewas

Youth Movement Expands to Edmonton Branch

B C Holub named official agent as the Junior G-Men's Club of Canada with Vancouver roots and a Dominion charter sets up a Edmonton branch already enrolling 100 youths. Originated in Vancouver by a patrol officer who noted youths forming gangs, the city club has grown to over 3 000 members, a downtown base, and is regarded as a leading youth movement in Canada.

Edmonton B. C. Holub G-Men’s Club of Canada Vancouver Canada

Mayor Bullivant touts sound city finances at Rotary luncheon

His Worship Mayor Bullivant reports the city’s finances are sound in a Rotary Club address to council and School Board guests. He says past improvements were paid from revenue and future debentures pose no worry. Dr. H. C. Dixon also reports on School Board finances and activities.

Bullivant Rotary Club H. C. Dixon Bill) Cousins R. 5. Boyd B. A. Marshall J. Hole I. Warham R. GB. Pratt J. ER. Patterson R. Calder School Bsard W. A. Church C. W. Niblock W. W. Oliver E. A. Bell

Concert Association Announces Medcine Hat Schedule

The Canadian Concert Association gives details on upcoming artist bookings for Medicine Hat. Coles Yanova two piano recitalists plan Calgary January 19 and may perform in Medicine Hat shortly after. Kenneth Sakos arrives in six weeks, Benno Rabinos in April. memberships available until nine tonight at captains or Chamber of Commerce.

Medicine Hat Canadian Concert Association Coles-Yanova Calgary Kenneth Sakes Tegor Benno Rabinos Sakos Chamber of Commerce

War with China Looms as Japanese Conference Debates Policy

Chinese and Japanese reports describe Japan preparing a possible next operation in China as Imperial conference leaders and Emperor Hirohito weigh future policy. Front lines were quiet with heavy troop movements toward coastal areas and an airfield at Hankow struck by 24 planes setting a hangar ablaze.

Shangelal Airohite Tokyo Japan China Chin Shanghai Hankow

Winnifred Man Burns in Home Fire Incident

Rentoul Evans, 35, is in critical condition with extensive burns after an oil fueled stove fire at his Winnifred area home. A later report states he died at 3:30 PM after the blaze and injuries. his wife had minor burns and their eight year old son was cared for by neighbors.

Rentoul Evans Winnifred Evans Médicine ‘Hat F. W. Gershaw Nott

Loretto Academy at Falls View Destroyed by Fire

A fire likely incendiary destroyed the Loretto Academy and convent at Falls View Niagara Falls Ontario. Sixty five girls and nine nuns escaped unharmed as flames swept the building. Seven year old Susan Leone hid and prayed while Father Richard rescued her from a third floor room in the smoke filled halls.

Niagara Falls Ont C.P Loretto Academy Falls View Susan Leone Academy Richard

Temperatures Hold Steady As City Sees Mild Spell

City weather notes show temperatures easing from 32 above to 12.8 above at noon, then rising to 15 by mid afternoon. A bright sun and light breeze accompany the shift, delaying a expected plunge into deep cold.

Diphtheria Epidemic Reported in Edmonton

Edmonton health officers report all diphtheria cases and deaths in the city. Four patients remain at the isolation hospital, including three city cases and one from Barrhead. A 37 year old Edmonton woman died. tracing links to Christmas party exposures, several family members became ill. The city urges inoculations for those not yet immunized.

Idmonton Edmonton City Health Barrhead G M. Little Alta Dente

Appeals Amended in Unwin and Powell Libel Cases

Notice of appeal book amendments filed for Joseph H. Unwin and G F Powell in defamatory libel cases. Hearings set for Jan 17 with grounds including misdirection and alleged reoboration of character. Powell received six months with deportation recommendation. Unwin three months.

Unwin Powell Edmonton C.P Joseph H. Unwin Social Credit M.L.A Edson Justice Ives Jackson McDonald Alberta Appeal Court Agrest G. F. Powell Social Credit Voniaka Nadine Bankersn Deportan and Ail

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