Roosevelt rejects gold bloc demand at world money conference
President Roosevelt says a world tragedy would follow if the conference is diverted to stabilizing the currencies of a few nations. He urges a sound internal system and warns that European gold bloc nations threaten to desert the parley unless monetary reform is tied to broader aims. Crisis and adjournments follow the U S stance, with Britain racing to salvage talks.
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London
Daly
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Keoseeh
Wraner
United States
France
Teo
Falowine
Wheat Prices Soared on Crop Damage News
Wheat prices surged in Chicago and Winnipeg on July 3 as Roosevelt's currency message and crop damage reports spurred buying. July futures closed up six to seven cents, with July at 79 1 8, Oct 81 3 4, December 83 1 2, and May 87 3 4, gains as high as nine cents at times.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Economs Conference
Winnipeg
Local Golfers Shine at Southern Alberta Championship
Medieing Tat entries boosted by roads hindering attendance at Lethbridge event. Local players claim two titles with Jack Myeckay and Gordon Allen winning first and second flights, Frank Little runner-up in the fifth, while Mrs. J G Fawcete and others reach near misses.
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Lethbridge
J. G. Fawcete
Cordingly
Jack Myeckay
Gordon Allen
Frank Little
Medicine Hat
8. Thompson
J. 4. Swcett
R. Killins
Boo. Little
Jack Mackay
H. 0. Parks
Open conference called by Workers' Protective Association
The Workers' Protective Association invites citizens to an open conference at 8 00 p m Wednesday July 5 at Workers Hall 533 Maple Ave to discuss relief cuts and share ideas to cope with unemployment. The meteorological report notes a monthly mean of 66.6 degrees with 2.08 inches of rain and 308 hours of sunshine as the city heads into a period of scattered showers.
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Sme
Workers’ Protective Association
Workers’ Hall
Maple Ave
Redcliff Notes Reports Army Move and Local Socials
The C Coy 31st Battn 1st S.A.R. of Redcliff departed for Sarcee Camp Friday night with officers Capt. A. G. Osgoode Lt. B. F. Woodcock Lt. W. Evins and NCOs Sgt. W Palmer Cpl. E B Martin among others. The swimming pool opened for the season last Friday. A softball game between Red Cap and Dreamland was not played as New Dreamland failed to arrive. Caps beat the Hustlers Ladies 1–0. Social visits included trips to Claresholm and Tabor, a shower for Miss Evelyn Jones, and a whist gathering with prizes.
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C. Coy
Battn
S.A.R
Redcliff
Sarcee
A. G. Osgoode
B. F. Woodcock
W. Evins
Sgt. W.palmer
Cpl
EB. Martin
Pres. T. Maskell
R. Fairhurst
J. Soukup
R. Stratton
H. Lenning
Red Cap
Dreamland
Caps
Hustlers
T. Cooke
Mrs. Thos
Dutton Sr
Clares
Try To Save Conference From Collapse In London
Premier Macdonald after a meeting with authorities and European gold block representatives will summon a bureau meeting to decide the parley's future in light of President Roosevelt's rejection of currency stabilization. British quarters deny the conference collapsed and aim to finish its work. They say immediate stabilization is off the table but many noncurrency points remain open for agreement.
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London
Macdonald
Roosevelt
Socialize the practice of law urged by ex judge in Winnipeg
Ex judge L G Stubbs told Native Sons of Canada in Winnipeg that law should be a state instrument for society. He argued the legal system must be accessible as a public service rather than a private privilege. He urged reforms to expand legal protections and ensure universal access.
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L. St. G. Stubbs
Native Sons of Canada
Winnipeg
Soviet Foreign Commissar Signs Non-Aggression Pacts
Maxim Litvinoff signs non aggression pacts with Afghanistan Estonia Latvia Persia Poland Romania and Turkey in London on July 3 1930s era dispatch reports.
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London
Maxim Litvinoff
Afghanistan
Estonia
Latvia
Persia
Poland
Rumania
Turkey
British Engineers Released as Embargoes End
Britain and Soviet Russia lift the trade embargo and release two British engineers. London reports the Anglo-Soviet agreement, reached after talks between Sir John Simon and Soviet diplomats, ends the Russian goods ban and restarts trade negotiations.
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Britain
Russia
London
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Moscow
John Simon
Jean Maisky
Maxim Litvinoff
L. C. Thornton
W. L. Macdonald
Foreign Office
Wich
Thornton
MacDonald
London Cruzette Supplement
Te Executive Council
Elkwater Lake Officially Opens for Summer Season
Elkwater Lake opens officially as holiday season begins. Campsites fill as cottages, tents and boats increase with new wharfs, diving boards, and a refreshed lakeside. Scouts and Cub Pack camp join the scene while new cottages and a road project promise ongoing improvements.
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Elkwater
Med Hatters Orchestra
Lake Front
Kennand
Fifth Ave
St. Patrick's
St. John’s
St. Barnabas
Tragedy During Italian Air Armada Arrival
Italian air armada under Air Minister Italo Balbo reached Reykjavik en route to Reykjavik and Amsterdam when a seaplane capsized, killing Sergeant de Quintavelle and injuring three others. Balbo and fellow crew members were shaken by the accident as the squadron received a warm welcome in Amsterdam.
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Londonderry
Reykjavik
Iceland
Amsterdam
Italo Balbo
de Quintavelle
Geera
Balbo
Quintavelle
Gerow Couple Injured in Duluth Area Car Crash
Alderman J A King received a Duluth sheriff letter stating Mr and Mrs Joe Gerow are confined at St Lukes Hospital in Duluth after injuries from a motor accident last Thursday. The crash occurred 27 miles north of Duluth with no further condition details available.
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Ald
J. A. King
Randall
Duluth
Joe Gerow
St. Lukes Hospital
Gerow
Stampede at Redcliff draws record crowd on Dominion Day
Redcliff celebrates Dominion Day with a record crowd for the tenth Stampede. Medicine Hat AAU and Stampede officials ran track and field events alongside bucking and calf roping contests. Winners included Bradley Crocker on Funeral Wagon, Harold Tucker in calf roping, and Joe Wells in steer riding with rope.
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Medicine Hat A. A. A
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
Bradley Crocker
Cecil Young
Johnny Wells
Young
Joy Wells
Harold Tucker
R. S. Hodge
A. J. Learmonth
W. King
R. N. Rose
Joe Delinks
John Ellis
Fred Walker
J. N. Dacre
F. Baird
J. M. Taylor
W. FE. Hatcher
H. Lang
Myrtle Skidmore
Helen Rose
Jessie Stratton
Jack Parks
Albert Podesta
Richard Rose
Hutchinson
A. Dutton
Fitzhenry
H. Dacre
R. Page
Miss Hart
G. Lapp
Hart
Lapp
A Schaeffer
Joe Wells
Mra. J
Tester
H. Tucker
J. Tester
John Schaeffer
Mitchell
C. Schaeffer
Alvin Fisher
B. Crocker
Dodger
Johnnie Wells
Ricdden
Johnnie Well
Cec
Johnnie
Bob Page
Saul Bowyer
Mona Wade
Jumior
Keith Ellis
Independents
H. Jackson
A. Baker
Barrie
G. Simmons
S.A.R
A. Podesta
E. Congram
K. Ellis
R. Rose
Whitla Girl Drowns In Creek Pot-Hole
Coroner Dr. O. Boyd ruled the death accidental drowning of Dorothy Pearl Wagar 14 in a Seven Persons creek area near Medicine Hat. Dorothy and Ethel Lyons paddled in shallow water. Dorothy disappeared after entering a deep hole and the body was recovered after a search.
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Dorothy Pearl Wagar
Co. W. Birney
Whitla
O. Boyd
Dorothy Wagar
Seven Persons Creek
Medicine Hat Ranch
Dorothy
Ethel Lyons
Ethel
Mrs. Birney
Nott’s
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