Liberal stance on Social Credit and reform in Alberta
The editorial argues Liberals should study Social Credit rather than reject it outright, noting it contains useful ideas for unemployment relief. It cites past Liberal success in social measures and endorses a cautious, nonpartisan examination while urging Liberal leaders to articulate a clear position aligned with liberty and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Credit
Liberal Party
Emmeline Pankhurst
Aberhart
Alberta
Dominion House of Commons
Canada
W. R. Howson
K.C
Liberal Party Supports Monetary Reform Across Canada
The Liberal party backs monetary reform and signals openness to Social Credit ideas, stating they will support components that benefit the people. They claim they never oppose welfare measures and will back 40 to 75 percent of proposals aligned with public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Alberta
Canada
Liberal
Senate Appointments Pivot to Two to One Conservative Majority
The Regina Leader-Post warns that by appointing 10 more senators the Bennett government will reach 64 conservatives to 32 liberals, creating a two to one majority. It argues this could thwart the electorate’s will in the upcoming election and urges safeguards or a less costly democratic reform to prevent undue Senate influence.
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Senate
Regina
Bennett
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Planning for Poverty and the perils of reform
A Moose Jaw Times-Herald editorial warns that pursuits of security and abundance may backfire, risking greater insecurity and scarcity. It critiques Bennett Stevens Tory policies, tariff measures, the Natural Products Marketing Act, and the Grain Board, urging equitable distribution and methods to reduce depressions.
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United States of America
R. B. Bennett
H. H. Stevens
Canada
Moose Jaw Times-Herald
Natural Products Marketing Act
Grain Board
Liberal Notes by B K E Continent from yesterday
The writer argues against Aberhart's constitutional plans for Alberta asserting the federal mail system remains Dominion property and Alberta lacks power to implement monetized credit. Dean Weir’s testimony is cited to support minority rights and the danger of NSF rubber cheques.
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Dean Weir
Faculty of Law
University of Alberta
Social Credit
Aberhart
Alberta
Boyd
NSF
Witty quotes and a note about Hazel elopement
A collection of humorous observations on drinking, vanity, and relationships. A joke about a woman changing her mind and a quip about brunettes versus blondes. A note from Hazel reveals she and a pianist eloped, prompting the family to consider moving to avoid recognition.
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Hazel
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