Davis Re-elected President of Medicine Hat General Hospital
H N Davis was re-elected for a third term as president at a Board meeting after the annual hospital assembly at City Hall. Officers elected included A Rollo as vice-president and J B Card as secretary-treasurer. Directors named were J H Chaseley H Norman Davis T Murray A Rollo R Calder W Huckvale G Hoover C W Niblock W Cousins J C Peveridge E G Ellerton. Davis highlighted a deficit reduction and cautioned ongoing care with expenses and grants to cover costs. The mayor, council and hospital supporters were thanked for backing the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Norman Davis
General Hospital
General Hopital
City Hall
A. Rollo
W. Huckvale
G.hoover
C. W. Niblock
W. Cousins
J. C. Peveridge
E. G. Ellerton
Norman ‘Davis
Davis
Bullivant
Edmonton
Alpertit
JE. G. Ellerton
Nicholson
Cousins
Nazi Terrorism in Saar Weighs Return to German Rule
The Saar territory leaders face a wartime style Nazi pressure as a vote next year could determine sovereignty. G G Knox of the League of Nations commission cites boycotts, persecution of Jews and opponents, and hidden Nazi military groups despite bans. The League Council delays debate to allow German participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uyprieva
League of Nations
Saar
G. G. Knox
Knox
League Council
Notesa From Redcliff S W A Officers and Social Events
Notesa from Redcliff describes the S W A of St Ambrose church electing 1984 officers in Lernoun on June 11 including President Mrs Cox and others. It also details a 18th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Davies, whist and bridge games, a parish hall tea and linen auction, Oxford Group activities, a hospital visit by Miss Phyllis Sanderson, and installation of I O C F officers in 1934 plus Burns smoker plans for Jan 26 and local Legion B E S L social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W.A
St. Ambrose Church
Lernoun
Cox
Stewart
S Ec
Treas
Ellis
Dorea
Bainbridge
Wogstead Jr
Sanderson
Ongram
Tony
Tanner
G. Davies
Ivy
B. Hulbert
W. Willis
Maisie
Lizzie Evans
Broughton
Margaret
H. Leppard
West Treas
A. T. Stratton
R. Schmidt
Ins
T. Jones
R.S.N.G
B. Moore
L.S.N.G
E. T. Cooke
R.S.V.G
M. McCleary
L.S.V.G
W. Patheau
B. Jones
Legion B.E.S.L
W. Hill
R. Phillips
B. Sheldon
A. McKinnon
R. McLachlan
Accused Tells His Version in Edmonton Murder Case
Joseph H. Demarcos testified in his murder trial detailing a fracas with John S Bernatchey and Ernest Hasc hert. He described being struck with fists and struggling to free himself with an open knife. Demarcos said he did not know Bernatchey had been stabbed until police informed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
John S Bernatchey
Ernest Haas¢hert
Bernatchey
Joseph H. Demarcos
Supreme Court
Priest F E Coughlin Foresees Revolution If Roosevelt Plan Fails
Father Charles E. Coughlin of Detroit told the House coinage committee there will be a revolution unless Congress passes the monetary legislation urged by President Roosevelt. He warned that if Congress refuses, a revolution "will make the French Revolution look silly."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas. E. Coughlin
Detroit
United States
House of Representatives Coinage Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Will Work for World Peace Fills Alberta Meeting
Edmonton December 16 Mrs R Price of Stettler Alberta spoke at the joint session of the United Farmers of Alberta and the United Farm Women of Alberta. She called for world peace and a cooperative Canadian commonwealth. She praised the growing women’s section noting a 1000 member increase and vowed farm women would not abandon their ideals amid nationalism and greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
R.price
Stettler
Alberta
United Farmers of Alberta
United Farm Women of Alberta
Price
Late Bulletins Across Regions Report Varied Turmoil
Hamburg fears grow as a mysterious animal kills police dogs and fowl spreading terror. In Foochow three Nationalist marine regiments landed as gunboats traded fire near the capital, causing panic and foreign guard presence. Havana's Carlos Hevia takes oath as Cuba's president amid army rifts and revolution fears. Singapore reports 156 Chinese smugglers drowned when an overloaded junk sank near Cheribon with 28 more dying from storm suffocation.
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Foochow
Fukien
United States
Singapore
Cheribon
Java
Quake Toll Rises Across Calcutta Area
Earth shocks persisted with the death toll rising to 112 as reports indicate extensive damage along the Ganges north river. Official figures list 56 dead and 407 injured in Patna with 4,000 homes destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
North
Ganges
Patna
Liberal party leader argues debt law should apply to all
Edmonton January 1946 William R Howson Liberal leader told the Young Liberal Club that every class and industry in Alberta shares identical long term interests and that the Debt Adjustment Act should cover all debtors not merely postpone debt. He urged local committees in each judicial district to negotiate reductions in principal and interest to help debtors regain solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
William R. Howson
Provincial
Liberal Party
Young Liberal Club
Brownlee
U.A
U.F.A
Alberta
Liberal Wins Calgary By Election Amid Fast Count
W Harry Ross the Liberal candidate was conceded victory in Calgary by election after a rapid count. Early totals show Ross leading Miss Amelia Turner Labor Co operative Commonwealth Federation, with C J Jamieson People's candidate and E H Starr Progressive Labour also in the field. Second choices redistributed favor Ross with Jamieson and Turner gaining from Starr’s ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
W. Harry Ross
Ross
Amelia Turner
Labor-Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Labor Temple
William Peggie
C.J. Jamieson
People’s
E. H. Starr
Progressive Labor
Miss Turner
Starr
Jamieson
Womans Fatal Shootings Follow Brutal Marriage
Port Dover report says Eva Gamble shot her husband in the brain after five days hiding beside his body. She dragged him to a chicken coop to conceal him, then fatally shot herself. A thirteen year old boy found Gamble’s body Monday. The note to police cited years of alleged brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dover
Eva Gamble
Mayor's Instruction to Police Sparks Council Clash
At a City Council meeting tensions rose over a mayoral order to police to move on people on South Railway Street in front of Boyd and Reid. The dispute included whether the mayor had authority and if discrimination against residents was involved. The issue was sent to the police committee for more light as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Davidson
South Railway St
Boyd
Reid
Bullivant
Ald
Police Committee
Warham
Committee of the Whole
Ald. King
Ald. Black
Baker
Crow
Clow
Gardiner Praises Alberta Government At Farmers’ Convention
Robert Gardiner MP for Acadia commended Alberta's Farmer Government in his United Farmers of Alberta convention address. He praised constitutional protections for resident farm and home owners and called for further inquiry into added protections while noting reduced government costs under Premier J E Brownlee and his cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Robert Gardiner
Acadia
United Farmers of Alberta
Gardiner
J. E. Brownlee
Gardiner denounces market limits at Alberta farmers meeting
Robert Gardiner M P for Acadia in his United Farmers of Alberta address criticizes all round production restriction as unsound. He links U S abandonment of the gold standard to higher Canadian grain prices and says imperial and world conferences failed to aid farmers. He warns alternatives like fascism or a cooperative commonwealth as civilization’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdmonton
Sam Ross
Robert Gardiner
M.P
Acadia
United Farmers of Alberta
United States
Gardiner
Ottawa
London
Eng
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J. S. Card
OF Woods
Medicine Hat News
Medicine Hat General Hospital
West
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
Commission
Saar Territory
Redcliff
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Fracas
Demarcys
U.F.W.A
Pres
Pittsburgh
Tenn
Hamburg
W. J. Hancock
Hamiieerrs
Guildhall
England
Hamilton
Ontario
Dagenham
W. Howson
Liberal
W. H. Ross
R. Gardiner
U.S.A
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Dominion
Co-Operative Commonwealth
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A.M. NG
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