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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 30, 1941

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Auto Production for 1942 Cut Sharply in Canada

Ottawa reports Wartime minister Howe says passenger car output for 1942 to be reduced to about 44 percent of 1940 level. Berry notes a future order may further lower production and that fewer models and colors will be offered. Manufacturing will shift to aid war needs with more materials and labor redirected to essential industries.

Ottawa C.P Howe Berry Suto- TaGoHe Baeseaper Canada Berry

Russians claim Germans ousted Smolensk area

Soviet government reports halted German advance in the Smolensk sector near Moscow with Red Army forces recapturing a city after a two day fight. Lozovsky said German spearheads were driven back and that 74 German planes were shot down over Sunday and Monday.

Smolensk Moscow C.P Smolensi A. Logovsky Lozovosky Lozovsky Red Army Izvestia Ligguns

New Word Dilutees Coined by Churchill in War Labour Shift

London July 30 Prime Minister Winston Churchill introduced the term dilutees to describe the worker shift in Britain’s war industries. The policy pooled skilled labor with unskilled and supervised by voluntary arrangements to extend the supply of labor for wartime needs.

London Winston Churchill Britain Churchill

War Reviewed and Invasion Season Forecast

The piece argues public fear over a Russian stand in six weeks could mislead Britain and the United States. It notes invasion risk declines after September 1 as gales threaten the Channel and winter immobilizes ground forces. It cites weather as a potential barrier and questions Churchill's stance.

Hon Russia Britain English Channel England Channel Hitler West Napoleon Churchill

Reading of War News: Invasion of England Remotely Feared

The passage notes that despite the risk of invasion, an attempted assault on England this year appears very unlikely. It emphasizes the remote probability and casts doubt on any imminent threat.

England

Troops surround seized plant as precautionary move

A 400 strong mechanized column cordoned the plant on Sunday with Valcartier forces arriving to take over Monday. About 30 workers stayed to run essential machinery while a sentry fired a warning shot. cabinet amended Defence of Canada rules to allow immediate military intervention without provincial approval.

Valcartier Cabinet Defence of Canada R.C.M.P Howe

Newspaper publishers discuss paper and pulp shortages plans

United States publishers and printing industry reps met defence officials in Washington to outline possible responses to future paper and pulp shortages.

Washington A.P United States Defence

Well Known Fair Official Fired

Edmonton reports the secretary of the Edmonton Exhibition Association, Mrs. E. Louise Holmes, dismissed after 20 years. Percy W. Abbott, managing director, confirms action and adds no further comment. Holmes held prominent posts with Alberta breeders groups and regional exhibitions. She says she was notified Monday afternoon and turned in her keys at 5 pm.

Edmonton E. Louise Holmes Edmonton Exhibition Association Percy W. Abbott Fair Board Miss Holmes Alberta West Alberta Provincial Horse, Cattle Alberta Provincial Horse, Cattle, Sheep and Swine Breeders’ Association Northern Alberta Shorthorn Club Indmonton Zoological Society Western Canada Association of Exhibitions

Miners Trapped After Yorkshire Colliery Explosion

Between 20 and 30 miners were trapped last night after an explosion at the Grigglestone colliery near Wakefield in Yorkshire. Some were believed killed.

London C.P. Cable Grigglestone Walefield Yorkshire

Deer hunting from fast-travel trucks charms Sudan squadron

In Khartoum Sudan on July 30 the South African Air Force squadron stationed there popularizes a sport of deer hunting from fast traveling trucks, a notable pastime amid their stationing.

Khartoum Sudan

Mild tremor rattles Westchester homes no damage reported

A slight earthquake near New York’s Westchester County on Monday shook houses and rattled dishes but caused no reported damage.

Westchester County New York

Local Wheat Prices From Ogilvie Grain Dept

Wheat prices listed with July and October bids and a December split bid. Wheat Board track and street prices shown for open market with specified bids and percentages.

Ogilvie Grain Dept Wheat Board

Toronto mining stock listings show varied gains and losses

The market report lists dozens of mining shares with values such as Aldermac 17 Amor 1.95 Bankfield 5 Base Metals 10 Hollinger 1215 Noranda 551 and Macassa 1.87. Traders tracked companies including Dome Mast Malartic Leitch Kerr Addison Kirkland Lake Lake Shore Macleod Cockshutt Madsen Red Lake Nipissing and Noranda with mixed moves across the session.

Toronto Aldermac Amor Bagamac Bankfield Bobju Bralorne Abroulan Malartic Cariboo Castle Trethewey Central Patricia Dome Mast Malartic Fidorando Falconbridge Francoeur Gillies Gods Lake Annual Hardrock Harker Hollinger Slowey Ludson Bay Believe Kerr Addison Kirkland Lake Lake Shore Leitch Little Long Lac Macassa Macleod Cockshutt Madsen Red Lake Maralgo McIntyre Mckenzie Red Lake Mining Corp Moneta Newbee Nipissing Noranda

Northwest Gold Mining Company Ticker Snapshot

A compact list of mining stock symbols with associated prices or values including Normetals, O'Brien, Omega, Pamour Porcupine, Paymaster, Pend Oreille, Perron, Pickle Crow, Pioneer, Powell Rouyn, Premier, Reno Gold, San Antonio, Sherritt Gordon, Siscoe, Sudbury Basin, Sylvanite, Teck Hughes, Uchi, Upper Canada Ventures, Waite Amulet and more. Values shown range around 1.09 to 90 with several entries in the 2 to 4 dollar zone.

Omega Pamour Porcupine Paymaster Pend Oreille Perron Pickle Crow Pioneer Powell Rouyn Premier Reno Gold San Antonio Sherritt Gordon Siscoe Sudbury Basin Sylvanite Teck Hughes Uchi Upper Canada Ventures Waite Amulet

Address Soldiers Mail Properly For Overseas

Wartime postal guidance urges proper addressing of military mail to Canada’s overseas forces. Officials note 18 249 pieces in June passed through overseas directories, tying up five soldiers with rolls and records. Advice stresses full addressee details, unit name, regiment or branch, and return address to speed delivery and free troops for duties.

Canada William P. Mulock Directory Canadian Postal Corps Neelet United Kingdom Rervice Canadien Canale Shoul Canadian Army

Legislature Votes for Marriage Blood Tests in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Senate gave final approval to a bill requiring marriage license applicants to undergo a physical exam and a syphilis blood test. The measure passed 17 to 10 in a standing vote yesterday.

Boston A.P Massachusetts Senate

Cut Pork Ration to Aid War Effort and Health

Laura Pepper of the Department of Agriculture urged Canadians to cut pork consumption in summer to aid Britain and improve health. The Canadian Bacon Board backs a 50 percent domestic reduction to ensure Britain's supplies, while households and restaurants can shift to fish or poultry and emphasize vegetables to replenish minerals lost in heat.

Ottawa C.P Laura Co. Pepper Consumer Service Section Department of Agriculture Britain Canadian Bacon Board Miss Pepper

Duke of Kent says British morale strengthened by German raids

In Ottawa the Duke of Kent, brother of King George VI, told Canadian reporters that German air raids on Britain have bolstered morale. He estimated a six week tour of air training establishments as he returns to Canada for press questions at Rideau Hall.

Ottawa C.P Duke of Kent George Canada Germany United Kingdom Atlantic Rideau Hall Edward VIII Duke of Windsor Bahamas Prince of Wales Alberta

Fox Hunts Likely to Run Next Season in West Sussex

continuation of fox hunting is expected chiefly to control foxes in West Sussex. The Crawley and Horsham hunts reported 30 brace on 86 days in the past season.

Horsham England West Sussex Crawley

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