Harold Patton Again Heads Local Fish and Game Body
Harold Patton, re elected president of Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association for a third term, led the seventh annual meeting in the Assiniboia hotel. J H Chaseley was re elected secretary treasurer and William Armstrong became vice president, succeeding Burns who withdrew. The group listed 79 executive members from multiple towns including Redcliff Elkwater Thelma Graburn Gap Eagle Butte Comrey Manyberries Bingville Dunmore Vauxhall Irvine Walsh Bow Island Winnipeg Whitla Brooks and others. The President noted a strong year with cash on hand despite a membership drop from 228 to 128.
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Harold Patton
Popular Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
Assiniboia
J. H. Chaseley
William Armstrong
A. P. Burns
Medicine Hat
M. L. Moore
H. H. Bateman
Reg. Bray
C. A. Anderson
A. J. N. Terrill
F. S. Dunham
H. Fisher
D. W. Hays
R. Johnson
D. Smithson
S. Gaffney
James Mitchell
John Sillak
A. G. Finch
W. E
Thelma
John Mitchell
Jas. Mitchell
Jack Hellawell
Graburn Gap
H. Hanson
Eagle Butte
Lance Brown
H. Garlough
Comrey
Mac Higdon
Patricia
Dempster
Chaseley
Patton
False alarm at Cambridge Street fire box 53
At 10 57 p m yesterday the fire brigade was summoned to box 53 at the corner of Cambridge Street and Third Avenue by a false alarm.
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Cambridge St
Third Avenue
Britain to adopt firmer foreign policy and air defences
London reports a cabinet reorganization will push a tougher foreign policy and stronger air defence. Sir Samuel Soure becomes foreign secretary, favoring firmness, while Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister as Air Secretary aims to advance anti air raid measures. Prime Minister Baldwin seen as stabilizing force amid empire reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Samuel Soure
John Simon
India
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Air
Baldwin
Parcog
Lince
Investigation adjourned in Agnes Macphail case
Ottawa June 8. The inquiry into charges against Inspector J B Dawson adjourned after a brief session to next week. Col W B Megloughlin testified Dawson used a strong insult toward Miss Agnes Macphail in talks about Kingston penitentiary.
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Ottawa
C.P
J. B. Dawson
Penitentiaries Branch
A. G. Hall
Kingston Penitentiary
Agnes Macphail
M.P
House of Commons
E. J. Daly
Col
W. B. Megloughlin
Charles Baynes
Dawson
Megloughlin
Miss Macphail
Lad
Germany seeks anti-Communist alliance across Europe
Diplomatic circles report Germany led by General Hermann Goering aims to stitch a bloc from the North Sea to the Mediterranean, including Poland, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria, to curb the eastward spread of communism. Talks with Yugoslav leaders suggest a hard line on Austrian independence and Italy’s northern frontier.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
A.P
Germany
Hermann Wilhelm
Goering
Europe
Reich
Poland
Hungary
Austria
Italy
Bulgaria
North Sea
Mediterranean
Borulyub Yevitch
Prince Paul
Stojanovich
4Ivkovich
Canadian firms plan expansions and wage boosts across provinces
Bright Spots of the Week notes multiple industrial moves in Canada. Rockwool plans a St Davids plant for insulating material. Hewitt Metal opens a Detroit linked branch in Osoro to make solder and babbit metals. E B Eddy Co raises wages 5 percent for about 600 workers. Dominion Textile adds rayon weaving at Sherbrooke plant, hiring 300 to 500 more. Fairchild Aircraft plans a Vancouver branch. Chromium Mining and Smelting to open a refinery in Sault Ste Marie employing about 50. Walker Salt operates 40 ton daily plant reviving a 40 year dormant industry. Tide Water Oil in Toronto increases salaries 5 percent.
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Joronto—Rockwool. Corporation of Canada Limited
St. Davids
Ont
OSOR
Hewitt Metal Corporation, Ltd
Detroit
HUPL
Que
E. B. Eddy Co., Ltd
Sherbrooke
Dominion Textile Company Limited
Vancouver
Fairchild Aircraft Limited
Montreal
Sault Ste. Marie
Chromium Mining and Smelting Corporation, Ltd
Port
Franks
Walker Salt Corporation Limited
Toronto
Tide Water Oil Company of Canada
City Council Arranges for On to Ottawa Marchers
Two advance agents of the On to Ottawa marchers met the city today to plan reception for about 1400 marchers due Monday. Calgary hosts 900 yesterday with 500 expected from Edmonton and Crow's Nest towns. The group will depart Calgary tomorrow evening for Medicine Hat Monday morning, stay 24 hours, then press eastward. Citizens are asked to donate food via a central depot to be announced Monday. The delegates called the marchers organized and under control, not a mob, and not seeking trouble.
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Ottawa
Calgary
Edmonton
Crow’s Nest Pass
Medicine Hat
Duty of the Hour Marchers to Reach Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat authorities should immediately arrange shelter for the Ottawa relief camp strikers slated to arrive Monday by freight car Pullmans. The group, possibly 1500 strong, may need arena sleeping space curling rink, and cooking ranges used in Calgary will be required here. A tag day to fund food may be organized with author ity support. arrival is certain, sympathy aside.
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Ottawa
Medicine Hat
Medicite Hat
Calgary
Italy to Settle Accounts With Ethiopia Says Il Duce
Premier Mussolini told 20,000 Sabauda soldiers and a large crowd of Black Shirts in Cagliari that Italy would settle old and new accounts with Ethiopia without heeding world opinion. He warned Britain by saying Italy would imitate those who teach a lesson.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
C.P
Mussolini
East Africa
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Africa
Il Duce
Sabauba
Milk Producers Rally Against Regulations in Medicine Hat
About one hundred fifty farmers and wives gathered at the Medicine Hat city hall to protest rumored rules banning sale of milk or sweet cream after June 1. Mayor Bullivant clarified the city cannot enforce or create such rules, though a unified petition against provincial regulations circulated widely as the meeting ended without action. Cloudy and warmer temp 78 52.
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Council Chamber
Medicine Hat
Provincial Health Board
Bullivant
U.F.A
Albert Anderson
Medicine Hot Milk and Cream Producers Association
Douglas Report on Aberhart Plans Issued in Edmonton
The report by Major Douglas on William Aberhart's Alberta Social Credit program was released by Attorney General J. F. Lymburn. It criticizes the taxation aspects and cautions that political leaders explaining a complex topic to mixed audiences should not be overvalued.
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Edmonton
C.P
Major Douglas
William Aberhart
Alberta
J. F. Lymburn
Aberhart
Social Legislation Talk By M L A Lang At Dunmore School
Hector Lang M L A spoke at the Dunmore school on Friday evening about social legislation in Alberta. Henry N. Cavan presided and reviewed community industrial movements, noting the need for organized political interest and accountability to taxpayers.
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Heeloar Lang
M.L.A
Dunmore
Alberta
Henry N. Cavan
Canada
United States
Lang
Government urged to intervene to save ranching industry
In Ottawa the House of Commons debated a national livestock board to regulate export and domestic marketing. Donald Kennedy urged government action and a bill would license packers, grade exports, and place yards under government statistics while strengthening controls to curb surplus and aid ranchers.
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Ottawa
Mass Buying Commission
National Livestock Board
House of Commons
Donald Kennedy
U.F.A
Peace River
E. J. Garland
Bow River
Robert Weir
United Kingdom
Kennedy
Livestock Board
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Garland
Weir
Purvis urges national government for Canada at meeting
Arthur B. Purvis of Montreal president of Canadian Industries Limited urged a national government to restore a national outlook at the Canadian Manufacturers Association closing session. He deplored a cleavage in the national viewpoint and called for unity. A separate note reported two robins attacking a Guelph cat as the cat fled in rout after the birds defended their fledgling.
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Hamilton
Ont
C.P
Canada
Arthur B. Purvis
Montreal
Canadian Industries Limited
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Purvis
Circus Day Information Arrives with Spectacle and Lions
Arrival aboard special steel railroad equipment from Shelby brings The Fiesta of the Rio Grande to the show grounds at Second St and Birch Ave. Featured acts include Mabel Stark tiger trainer and 90 forest bred lions plus The Dazzling Bur bans and Escalante Family acrobats. Tickets on sale 9 to 5 at Pingle's Drug Co with reserved chairs and general admission options. Depart via Canadian Pacific at midnight for Lethbridge for two performances on Tuesday, June 11. No street parade since 1923.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
Shelby
Bennetts
Mabel Stark
Terrell Jacobs
Valtieres
Escalante
The
Rio Grande
Second St
Birch Ave
Pingle’s Drug Co
Canadian Pacific
Lethbridge
Strike Marchers Reach Calgary Yesterday
Hundreds of British Columbia relief camp strikers arrived in Calgary on freight trains and conducted an unsanctioned tag day at downtown street corners to fund their On to Ottawa march. The group, over 1,000 unemployed men in fours, planned to continue to Ottawa, with arrival noted June 7. The police made no interference, and the next leg was set for Sunday night.
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Calgary
C.P
British Columbia
Ottawa
Vancouver
War in China Looms as Japan Moves Toward Tientsin
News dispatches from London Tokyo and Shanghai report imminent hostilities in China. Japanese troop maneuvers near Mukden and moves of China's 32nd army toward Tientsin signal a crisis. Nanking government pressured to meet imperial demands by June 11.
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London
C.P
Tientsin
Diohara
Mukden
Theegion
Great Wall
Tokyo
China
Japan
Shanghai
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Ellis
Thos. Graham
SAS
Kineorth
Maple Creek
J. I. Chaseley
Sec.treas
Armstrong
Burns
Medicine Hat's
Douglas On
Hector Lang
Liberal Party
Farmers’ Co-Operative Organization
Natural Products Marketing Act
Victoria Park
Tientsing
Monarch Theatre
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