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13 Jul 1933
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
1
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World Conference Drops Monetary Questions Amid Gold Standard Pact
London reports Britain, the Dominions and the United States agree to shelve monetary issues until currencies stabilize. The conference proceeds two to three weeks more to tackle non contentions, with Benett and others hopeful currency stabilization in the U S may unlock broader agenda. Negotiations on wheat timber and silver progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Dominions
United States
London
R. B. Bennett
Monegary Commission
Bennett
France
Canada
Dominion plans work program for unemployed men on highways
Ottawa July 11 The Dominion government intends to employ a large number of unemployed homeless men on highway and park projects including the Golden Revelstoke highway. The interior department will oversee the plan, with details to be finalized. the plan aims to ease unemployment in the east while western sections remain BC responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
Nation
George Orley
Department of the Interior
Ngle
Golden Revelstoke
Columbia
Italian planes reach Cartwright on world fair flight
General Balbo's seaplane squadron arrived at Cartwright Labrador after leaving Rekjavik Iceland this morning. The 24 planes covered about 1500 miles in roughly 18 hours, the longest leg of their cruise from Rome to the Chicago World's Fair, with subsequent legs to Shediac Montreal and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shediac
N.B
Balbo
Cartwright
Labrador
Rekjavik
Iceland
Rome
Shedia
Montreal
Chicago
Reid cites complex audits delaying annual fiscal statements
Hon R G Reid provincial treasurer said fiscal statements for the year ending March 31 and quarter ending June 30 are being prepared. He noted the yearly statement requires extensive audit work and no completion date could be set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdmonton
R. G. Reid
Local Pottery Plant Sees Surge In Orders
Medalta Potteries has received multiple carload orders in recent days. The T Eaton Company bought three carloads last week and plans to purchase three more in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medalta Potteries
T. Eaton Company
Edmonton Gravelling Contracts Awarded Amid Lower Government Prices
Five graveling contracts were let in Edmonton with reduced government prices. Projects total about 400 cubic yards of gravel per mile and start immediately. Winning bids include W. J. McCoy and Son for Edmonton Lloydminster highway segments and 43 miles near Okotoka Turner Valley. Fitzgerald and Starky secured 36.5 miles east to Chipman Corner and adjacent sections. Gravel to be crushed and hauled from Cloverbar pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
O. L. McPherson
Public Works
Edmonton-Lloydminster
Lloydminster
Kitscoty
W. J. McCoy and Son
Carstairs
Okotoko
Turner Valley
Midnapore
Fitzgerald and Starky
Chipman Corner
Here
Stony Plain
Sebe
Entwistle
Evansburg
Styal
Conservatives Predict Election Date For Harrington Government
Truro Nova Scotia reports prominent Conservative figures say Premier Harrington will call an election Monday August 21. Returning officers are appointed and a cabinet meeting is planned later this week to announce specifics. Weather fair and moderately warm with temperatures around 84 to 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
N.S
Harrington
Kiwanian Luncheon Features Rural School Talent
Kiwanis Club enjoyed a program from rural school pupils led by teacher Mr. Harper. Students performed Dickens and Caesar readings, a Mark Antony recital, and a Shakespearian piece, then heard a stirring Alberta citizenship talk by Mr. W R Howson. A vote of thanks closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanian
Rural School
Kiwanis Club
A. B. Crow
F. Glazé
Harper
Scrooge
Mark Anthony
Caesar
Gwiladys Wenzel
Little Bertha Koch
W. R. Howson
Liberal Party
Alberta
Howson
Walter Huckvale
Focal Crop Varieties That Are Doing Well
Robertson of the old md-feeley ranch north of wm about eighteen miles west of Medi c Hat or the Macleod Trail grows Banner oats with no failures since starting in 7 yielding 90 bushels per acre. A 1928 neighbor reached 110 bushels. Robertson now has a 5 acre stand yielding promising to pul s per acre. He also grows a drought kidney bean Danish 610, twelve years prove it rich in fats and good for soup. His farm on Section 15-12-8-W 4th Meridian near a green barn and forestry is worth a look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Md-Feeley Ranch
Medic Hat
Macleod Trail
Warld
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Visits Quebec City
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, arriving in Quebec City with an entourage, motored through the French Canadian countryside before requesting overnight accommodations. She planned tea with the U S Consul and a visit to the Isle of Orleans, with no departure plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Frafklin
D. Roosevelt
Here
Rateau Frontenac
Esevels
H. R. Girt
U.S
Isle of
Orleans
Americans barred from central bank talk at World Conference
London July 12 United States Federal Reserve Board vetoed American participation in discussing a resolution for central bank cooperation. The move, backed by the European gold bloc, halted progress on the Pittman plan for gold standard return and altered gold cover opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Federal Reserve Board
Pittman
Corner in Rye Sparks Rumor as Prices Jump
In Chicago July 12 a rye corner fueled a five cent per bushel rise for a total gain near 25 cents in three days. Rye shortage boosted demand with Canada imports reaching about a thousand bushels. Wheat gained 1 to 17 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Quota Plan for Export Favored By Wheat Pools
Wheat Pools of the Western provinces support an export quota plan based on an international agreement. The plan would set a fixed marketing quota per crop per grower while leaving acreage open. It aims to reduce world surplus, allocate quotas by world needs, relieve market threats, and boost producer returns without harming consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Kidnapping Saga: O Connell Jr Released in Catskills
Albany reports the kidnapped John J. O Connell Jr has been released or will be today in the Catskills after a ransom of 20000 dollars was paid United States President Roosevelt begins talks with Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia and Scandinavian nations on new trade relations and mulls a blanket wage and hour policy to aid recovery plans industries would set minimum wages and maximum hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Albany News
John J. O’connell, Jr
Catskill Mountains
Washington
Roosevelt
South America
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Lindberghs Reach Halifax On Northward Flight
Col Lindbergh and wife arrived in Halifax amid plans for a northward route toward Newfoundland and Labrador Greenland mapping. They left Maine and halted at North Haven before continuing, offering few details and suggesting no fixed schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Lindbergh
Halifax Harbor
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Labrador
Greenland
North Haven
Maine
Col. Lindburgh
St. John's
Nild
Cartwright
Calgary banker dies in Mexico City shooting
David Burton Emeno former Bank of Montreal Calgary official was shot five times during an executive meeting in Mexico City and died. C H Whalley a dismissed Canadian national confessed to the murder and awaits further inquiry. Emeno, a prominent Calgary business figure, served as Gyro Club treasurer and Board of Trade member. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Mexico City
D. B. Emeno
Bank OF Montreal
David Burton Enteno
México
Lunenberg
N.S
C. H. Whalley
Yorkshire
England
Whalley
Emeno
Mexico
Thané Anne
David Burton
D. B
al AR Afeyainia
Manvinn Nts
Wan Ullmary
Leaiuu WaiLy
Gyro Club
Gyro
Board of Trade
W. W. Wilson
Emerid
Wilson
Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Lethbridge
H. C. Francis
Ostndia
Caraston
Whaley
Mexico Bank
Alex Taylor
Glasgow
Scotland
Lorna Hogg
Vera Cruz
McPherson Divorce Decree Upheld in Alberta ruling
Edmonton July 12 The absolute divorce decree for Hon. O L McPherson Alberta Public Works Minister was upheld by Justice Ford who dismissed Cora Lillian McPhersons action He reserved costs and considered justice requires support provisions and access to children The judge noted rarity and lack of precedent in attempts to overturn an absolute divorce decree ruling was framed as unique in English Canadian legal history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
O. L. McPherson
Alberta
Justice Ford
Cora Lillian McPherson
Ford
England
Canada
Law's Long Arm Moose Jaw July 12
Charged with obtaining 2200 from W. J. F. Warren a livestock breeder William Henry Haight was remanded for trial. Federal detectives and police pursued leads after a ten year old Moose Jaw post office robbery. Warren was to be appointed Minister of Agriculture for aid given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
W. J. F. Warren
Henry Haight
Warren
Local Wheat Prices Report From Ogilvie Grain Dept
Ogilvie grain department reports July at 88 percent. October at 90 to 94 percent, December 92 to 94 percent, November 88 percent. Track 88 percent and street 91 to 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogilvie Grain Dept
Field Days and Field Stations Tour Planned
Hon Robe rt Weir minister of Agriculture and Dr Archibald will tour the Manyberries Experimental Range on Friday morning for a field day with ranchers and farmers. A basket picnic and lecture at the Dominion Experimental Station in Lethbridge on Saturday July 15 is expected to draw a large crowd with demonstrations and talks on live stock and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weir
Barton
Dominion
Archibald
Manyberries
Weir
Lethbridge
L. Ebell
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Franklin D. Roqseveli
Federal Reserve
Rye
Lindberghs
McPherson
the Law
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