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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
2
Pyun Yung Tai denounces Japan as making preposterous claims to Korean property seized after World War II. He says Tokyo’s stance signals a resurgence of expansionism as ROK officials break off talks over ownership rights.
C Deason requests correction of a June report on labor delegates at a convention. He lists attending voting delegates and states the resolution to condemn exporting natural gas was non-concurred, meaning labor did not oppose gas exports.
At the June 4th Historical Society meeting in Medicine Hat the group approved opening the museum to the public soon. The Burkitt Indian collection bought last fall will be displayed before opening, with August visits expected from Dr. Douglas Leachman of Ottawa to assist cataloguing.
Treasury officials say an investigation into Chicago police income tax returns has found fraud indicators. The probe covers officers across pay brackets, from lower to higher ranks, but names are not released.
Joe Marsh, secretary of the Medicine Hot Flood Relief Fund, confirms the campaign remains active. Donations from out of town points arrive daily and grow the total. a quilt is for sale at the city hall basement to raise funds for flood victims.
Next meeting of Medicine Hat and District Horticultural Society is Monday evening June 9 in the library auditorium starting at 8 o'clock. Speaker T Kilduff of Lethbridge, research extension officer, will discuss plant diseases and insects. Non-members are invited and attendees may bring plant or insect specimens for appraisal.
A brief notice states an unspecified officer is requested to provide clarification regarding case A 00d. Ie Oetas. The fragment indicates a procedural request without further details.
The article warns that water hemlock is often confused with the harmless sweet cicely, a perennial plant found in rich wooded areas. It emphasizes identifying features to prevent misidentification and potential danger.
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