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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
Geneva May 25 Captain Anthony Eden for Britain argued at the Disarmament Conference that no rigid definition of an aggressor nation is acceptable. He said background in each case must be examined to identify responsibility, challenging Roosevelt’s notion that sending troops makes a nation the aggressor.
Autopsy shows three children Irene Eugene and Chester Dyczheski aged 11 5 and 7 died from fractured skulls due to beatings before an incendiary fire. Their mother Nellie Dyczheski and eight year old Paul were hospitalised with burns as police prepared a murder warrant.
The Medicine Hat Kennel Club Arena hosted a May 24 bench show with 221 dogs, a near four point show. R. B. Carter of Assiniboia won best dog, while W. G. Climo of Calgary earned best sporting dog. many other categories and cups were awarded to exhibitors from Calgary, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, and Swift Current.
In Framingham Massachusetts three young children aged five to eleven were buried after a fire that destroyed their home. The mother Nellie Dybzeski was arraigned and committed to await grand jury review on a murder charge. Autopsy indicates fatal beating and incendiary fire. a fourth boy remains in critical condition.
A provisional Chinese Japanese truce was reportedly signed at Miyun with hostilities to cease along a line for Chinese withdrawal. China will restrain anti Japanese activity in North China as armistice talks begin. Japan will pull back to the Great Wall after verification of China’s compliance. Observers link the move to a potential Manchurian empire concept.
Elkwater Lake now overfull and flowing due to the Surrey Creek diversion. The lake has risen since spring thaw, replacing stagnant water with clear water, aiding boating and swimming. Community groups and officials coordinated to excavate a ditch, with J Y Surrey donating land and A P Burns pushing for action, under district supervision.
The draw occurred at 7 30 p m by Mayor Bullivant. Winners include Mildred Storrs Cecil Hotel for Scotch collie donated by H J Gibson Dr Kroshus Assiniboia Sask a smooth haired fox terrier donated by C H Park and James Towers 1152 Rae St Regina wire haired fox terrier donated by Harry Champ Redcliff.
The board of grain commissioners will review statements on proposed Churchill grain storage rates and announce a decision later. Ottawa's tariff schedule calls for five days free storage, then 1 25th of a cent per bushel per day, rising to 1 90th during inactivity. Sidney T. Smith of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange urged eight days free storage and backed higher rates.
A memorandum from the Saskatchewan government was read by Hon. W. C. Buckle, Saskatchewan minister of agriculture, as protests arrived from the Chambers of Commerce of Vancouver and For! William.
Ottawa reports the King will open the world economic conference in London on June 12 with a speech to be broadcast across Canada by the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission. The program includes other opening ceremonies and begins at 4 p.m. CST. The Derby broadcast is scheduled for May 31 with Calgary stations awaiting details, linked to the network for Calgary at 3 a.m. local.
Mrs Bruce MacDonald a wealthy widow and former bank cashier is found slain in her Flint Michigan residence. Police search for Balfe MacDonald her 17 year old son who had been at the house last night and is missing today.
The House Banking Committee approved the administration bill to outlaw gold clauses in contracts and require all contracts, private and public, to be payable in legal tender money.
A Canadian United States joint study on migratory birds reveals a pintail duck shot in Quebec carried a Danish band from Iceland. The ring showed it was originally banded June 30 1920 in Aldaldal Northern Ireland before release. Researchers urge reporting of bands to aid international feathered migration research.
The Senate inquiry into the Morgan banking house reveals control over United Corporation utilities and affiliated firms. Testimony shows options on 1,000,000 United shares and significant stock holdings in Mohawk Hudson Power United Gas Improvement and Public Service New Jersey. Private session details include the partnership’s debt to Morgan and deferral of public disclosure.
London reports Europe awakes to Germany’s potential breach of disarmament pledges as Hitler solidifies control. France and Poland fear a revived military threat with 100000 regulars, 400000 Brownshirts, and 400000 Helmets prepared for action, plus pocket battleships and covert munitions activity across borders.
Washington May 26 Canadian Press farmers urged early application of the voluntary domestic allotment plan and the 231 million dollar benefit payments. They met George Peek administrator of the Farm Adjustment Act to find ways to boost farm income.
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