23 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
1
A brief notice dated Saturday July 23 1932 highlights changes in advertising circulation and job listings. The item names Acme and Bilinician Rartial in a public notices section.
The News expects Prime Minister Bennett to press for freer intra empire trade at the Conference. Skeptics doubt details but The News believes he will present a market opening in Canada for Empire products in exchange for concessions to Canadian farm produce. The aim is to secure a market for farm products in return.
An analysis argues that Canada’s Canadian National Railway is doomed as the Conservative government pushes Sir Henry Thornton from leadership. It claims the resignation was forced amid political maneuvering and public cynicism while praising Thornton’s earlier consolidation of bankrupt lines.
The twelfth annual Origin and Quality study shows intentions to boost production though cows and heifers fell by about six percent in 1931. Store cattle purchases rose, but a substantial liquidation of breeding stock occurred. Prizes for cavalry remount breeding are renewed, and plans include steamer shipments to Britain via Churchill. The Migratory Birds Treaty governs game bird protection between Canada and the United States.
In the London Times on May 21 1932 Ramsay MacDonald voices hope that the upcoming Imperial Conference in Ottawa will begin a new economic structure for the Commonwealth. He stresses joint effort by governments and industry and calls for broad public understanding of the economic task ahead.
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