29 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier or mail, including 1 year 6.00, 6 months 3.00, and 3 months 1.50 with payments in advance. It asks readers to phone the circulation department if issues are missed or delivery is carelessly handled.
Canadian press warmth toward the St Lawrence treaty varies by region. Ottawa and Toronto papers praise its sovereignty protection, low cost, and benefits to navigation and power. Montreal Gazette objects, while Maritimes and BC diverge, with BC focusing on Peace River access and Prairies generally favorable.
The Winnipeg Free Press argues against protectionist moves by Bennett and Bruce. It urges Canada to keep Empire-wide free markets with tariffs only where wages justify. Public opinion should press for inter Imperial free trade and restraint on government agents.
Sir Robert Horne argues British industries should establish branches in the Dominions, transferring plant and personnel to boost trade and production. He contends migration can solve local difficulties by creating a new center of trade and consumption, but only with a revival of pioneering enthusiasm.
The London Times reports the American plan linking army land and sea with air power under a Kellogg pact framework. It argues the navies armies and air forces must serve order and protection not external aggression, urging delegates at Geneva to keep the concept central.
Train Nos 3 and 4 operate through Moose Jaw with St Pa daily. Times listed include 2.35 am 2.50 am 8.00 am and 8.10 am 8.15 am 12.35 pm 10.30 pm. Connections available to Chicago with sleepers.
A terse dialogue follows Gerald and Harold as they discuss Ivy. Gerald bravely asks for the hand of the girl. The father replies with a curious retort about the person ever in his pocket.
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