28 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1934
Page
1
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Sir Henry Drayton argues in Liberty that war debts stem from ignored causes and questions if money alone has real value. He recalls U S wartime finance and Roosevelt’s exchange program, noting Americans saved lives while allies lost many. He urges humanistic principles over gold repayment.
The Ottawa Journal notes that UK newspapers avoid extended titles like Right Honorable and Rt Hon when referring to figures such as Baldwin and Lloyd George. It argues that using plain Mr simplifies political reporting, improves accuracy, and reduces clumsiness.
Governor Langer, convict of a felony with an 18 month sentence and a $10000 fine, clings to office and threatens troop action while crowds in Bismarck chant support. The Regina Leader-Post questions if public backing signals ethical government amid the solicitation of funds from relief workers.
Public sentiment in Ottawa urges respecting Ramsay MacDonald’s need for solitude during his Canada visit. Citizens say overbooking engagements and receptions intrude on a rest period, risking fatigue for a distinguished guest.
A wife greets her returning husband and confesses she feared a cliff fall had claimed him. The scene centers on mistaken identity at a seaside resort with a tense emotional beat.
The Border Cities Star urges thorough, public scrutiny of Hydro and its management. It argues Hydro gained broad support from all people, not just one party, and criticizes past efforts to politicize it as a government department.
President Roosevelt, welcomed in Cartagena by President Olaya, calls for peaceful settlement of disputes across American nations. He cites Leticia settlement with Colombia and Peru and backs ending Paraguay Bolivia conflict with a shared push for fair play, justice, and non exploitation amid regional development.
Albany Knickerbocker Press notes Judge Joseph Sabath of Chicago, after studying about 41,000 divorces over 13 years, argues lack of serious appreciation of the marriage bond fuels divorces. He notes society's lax marriage norms and urges more exacting, uniform laws to curb marital disaster.
President Roosevelt defends the Brain Trust in a Yale University address. The piece notes attacks target the President through the Brain Trust and blame college professors tied to the New Deal as a political tactic by cheap politicians seeking to stir prejudice.
Canada and other nations are in revolutionary times with no clear path. The outcome hinges on the quality of leadership from new officeholders as they assume duties and seize opportunities.
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