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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

10

Prohibition Talk Sparks Alberta Plea at United Church

Rev. Ben H Spence of Toronto urged Alberta to abolish beer parlors or hold a plebiscite. He argued beer and the old bar are alike, and that money spent on liquor harms employment while government control worsens the drink bill. He cited petition efforts and Western leadership in prohibition ideas.

Alberta Ben H. Spence Toronto Wirth Avenue United Church Prohibition Association Speince Riev EL T. Seragy DL A. Guan Rev Spence United States Canada

Japs Resist Air Bombing Abolition at Disarmament Meet

Japan at the Disarmament Conference rejects complete air bombing abolition until aircraft carriers are abolished. Count Sato criticizes the London Naval Treaty as creating uncertainty and anxiety. Other nations accept abolition with conditions. Also noted a Chicago bank robbery nets $5,000 as seven masked men flee in two cars.

Geneva Ctbic Japan Count Sato Chicago

Business Principles On Farms

T. O. Herzer of the Canadian Colonization Association and Canada Finance Corporation urged farm management as essential amid low price levels. He noted 14 CF C zone managers oversaw 1,844 farms, 467000 acres in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with over 50 percent owner-operated and 20 percent tenant. services cost 25 to 10 cents per acre.

Winnipeg T. O Herzer Canandian Colonization Association Canada Finance Corporation Winnipeg Kiwanis Club Agricultural Bureau of the Winnipeg Board of Trade Herzoey Manitoba Saskatchewan Nine Life Insurance, Trust and Loan Companies C.P.R

Redcliff notes and local society round up

Notes from Redcliff report Mr W J Fairbairn returning from Calgary. A Red Cross Clutic event at Gordon Memorial schoolroom drew attendees including Dr A E Ward and Nurse M Hager man with sixteen mufhers taking part. Tea hosted by Mrs A W Woodcock featured Mrs RK Scaylan’s sister visiting from the United States. E T Croke renovated his grocery store. A softballers picnic was postponed to a later date. A Friday softball game between S A R and Red Caps was moved to Tuesday June 13. Barbers defeated Butchers 17 to 9 in a brisk contest with Mathony Cairns leading the Barbers and J Podesta among the Butchers' lineup.

W. J. Fairbairn Calgary Red Cross S.A.R Red Caps Barchers Shorty Razorblades Meat Cavers Cleaver Worts Mathony Cairns Barbers Butchers A. Patterson W. Patterson S. Patterson E. Schmidt Evans I. Schmidt McClearly Jim Podesta Barre Gell Worts G. Oakland Gilson Houston Joe Podesta A. Johnson J. McFadzen F. Rindahl

Heat and disasters sweep US and world diplomacy shifts

Reports from Kansas City describe blistering heat, tornadoes, hail, and lightning causing numerous deaths, mostly by drowning and heat prostration. Paris notes a three power agreement to pursue disarmament and break the Geneva stalemate as diplomats seek security guarantees. Tokyo reports Japan weighing tariffs against British Empire goods in response to anti Japanese measures abroad.

Kansas City United States Rockies Atlantic Paris Geneva Tokyo Britain India

German Moratorium Doubt Over Foreign Debt Moratorium

Berlin June 8 Canadian Press reports authorities doubt any general moratorium on foreign debts will be declared despite widespread rumors.

Berlin

Spanish government resigns amid church property crisis

Premier Azana and his cabinet stepped down today after a dispute over new religious laws that convert religious orders into civic groups and nationalize church property worth millions. The Pope excommunicated all government members amid the crisis.

Madrid Azuna

Hull blocks talk on war debts at World Economic Conference

Secretary of State Hull arrived with the American delegation and barred any discussion of war debts at the conference. He stated Britain’s payments to the United States due next week would not be discussed, and that war debts would not be discussed at all.

Plymouth England Hull Britain United States

Local Wheat Prices and Bank Clearings Report

Local wheat prices for July to December futures supplied by Ogilvie Grain Dept with bids for July 62 1 2, Oct 64 5 8, Dec 65 7 8 and No 1 Nov 62 1 8 plus track and street figures. Bank clearings show this week 255 984 dollars, last week 153 847 dollars, and year ago 192 416 dollars.

Ogilvie Grain Dept Helarus

Texas Flier Forced to Land by Gas Fumes

Texan aviator Jimmy Mattern, flying around the world, was forced to land near Prokopievsk, Siberia, after gasoline fumes from a leak nearly overwhelmed him. An expert mechanic was dispatched, and Mattern planned to continue toward Krasnoyarsk within hours. He lagged the Post Gatty record by 1 hour 44 minutes after the Siberian stop.

Texas Moscow Jimmy Mattern Prokopievsk Siberia Krasnoyarsk Belovo Prokop Ievsk Novo Sibirsk Novosibirsk Siberian Post and Gatty Mattern Omsk New York Post Gatty

Oklahoma Coach Seeks Edmonton Visit Ban After Near Riot

Oklahoma coach S. F. Babb said he would ask the AAU to bar future visits to Edmonton until assurances are given of police protection after a third game with the Grads led to near riot scenes and insulting remarks toward his team.

Edmonton S. F. Babb Oklahoma Bingham Amateur Athletic Union United States Babb Grads

Four Power Peace Pact outlined by major nations

The document released in London on June 7 lays out the Mussolini Four Power Pact for ten years. It binds Germany, France, Britain, and Italy to consult within the League framework and to pursue peaceful cooperation, with provisions on disarmament and economic questions, and a ten year term with renewal rules.

London Europe German Reich French Republic Great Britain Ireland India Italy Consious Council of the League of Nations League Northern Ireland France

Evelyn Spencer Lectures On Fish Preparation By 1.0.D.E

Mrs Evelyn Spencer of the Federal Department of Fisheries spoke under the Medicine Hat branch of the 1.0.D.E on cooking fish. She urged proper techniques, salt in the bath, and frying at high heat to preserve flavor and nutrients, noting sea fish offer iodine iron and copper. She offered a recipe pamphlet for ten cents and urged regular sea fish meals for households.

Evelyn Spencer D.E Medicine Hat Federal Department of Fisheries Allison Smith Spencer Weneral Department of Fisheries Ottawa

Germany declares general moratorium on credits to Germany

Berlin announces a temporary general moratorium on foreign credits to Germany stemming from the 1931 bank crisis. Transfers on new credits after July 31, 1931 are limited, while pre July 1931 debts remain, with private debtors paying into a conversion fund at the Reichsbank to swap bonds for foreign exchange when currency allows.

Berlin Germany Reichs Bank Reichsbank

Mollisons Have Hard Luck in Flight Start

Captain Mollison and Amy Johnson crashed on takeoff at Croydon airport while beginning a trans Atlantic attempt to New York. They escaped injury though the aeroplane toppled after 100 yards due to a wheel failure and field bump. Repairs may take a week.

London Mollison Amy Johnson New York Croydon Mollisons Atlantic Bagdad England

Million Dollars In Ontario Storm Damage Revealed

Ontario storms caused one man and a boy to die from lightning while a fireman fell from a ladder during a church fire. Cyrville near Ottawa suffered 200000 in crops and greenhouses ruined by hail. An aid appeal to the Ontario government is contemplated as damage left 300 in employment.

Toronto Ontario Cyrville Ottawa Onta

Senate empowers inquiry into Morgan and Co tax returns

The Senate committee investigating Morgan and Co. is authorized to inspect individual income tax returns of the firm’s partners. Witnesses including O. P. Van Sweringen and Lamont indicate ongoing scrutiny of stock transfers and tax effects in the Van Sweringen rail sphere. The panel seeks broader authority to probe all stock transactions linked to tax payments.

Washington Senate Today Morgan and Co Senate O. P. van Swerigen Morgan M. J John Davis Lamont Thomas W. Lamont J. B. Morgen Ind van Sweringen Nand Pecora O. P. Ae J. P. Morgat

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