11 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
1
Listing of phone numbers and department roles shows positions in News Advertising Circulation with rates and figures. The fragment notes a reportorial reference and job area placeholders including iD PHONE 2028.
Liberal leader W. R. Howson declares the UFA and Conservatives discredited and predicts a Liberal sweep with a large majority. He condemns any union between the two as despairing, notes Liberal plans for a candidate in every constituency, and urges immediate election to avoid delay by Brownlee Reid officials.
The News closes its King's Jubilee Cancer Fund subscription list and forwards money to Ottawa. Acknowledgments to donors from Lady Bessborough are expected. The campaign highlighted early treatment as half the battle and stressed timely physician contact, noting financial barriers for some.
The passage argues that two thirds of cancer deaths are preventable and stresses early treatment. It urges anyone with even slight cancer symptoms to see a physician promptly, comparing delayed care to ignoring a fire alarm and noting that prevention is more valuable than cure.
Perth obituary notes Rev. Dr. Henry Cordon former member of the Stanley expedition that located Dr. Livingstone at Ujiji in 1871. He traversed Africa China and America, later joining the Baptist ministry in Perth where he retired last year. The Stanley expedition reached Ujiji seven months after its March 21 1871 start.
Canada produced 30 175 electric refrigerators in 1934 versus 16 649 in 1933. Fifteen firms reported 1934 output, 13 in Ontario and two in Quebec. Factory sales reached 27 097 units valued at 3 505 535 dollars, with 23 198 domestic, 988 commercial, and 2 911 other types. End of 1934 inventories stood at 8 734 units.
May 31 stock shows Canadian wheat in store at 202,120,349 bushels, down from 204,187,477 a week prior and 200,336,042 the previous year. Canadian wheat in the United States totals 9,370,703 bushels, up from 5,252,201 a year ago. Wheat in transit on the lakes stands at 1,483,997 bushels.
Dozens of marchers in the On to Ottawa effort are not relief camp strikers but unemployed British Columbia residents traveling with the group for recreation or to seek work along the route.
The author analyzes Aberhart’s proposal to fund universal Basic Dividends with a Just Price system and Unearned Increment taxes. He argues the scheme would require a $120 million annual revenue, entails widespread taxation of the populace, increases government intrusion, causes inflation and conflict, and ultimately shifts money without adding goods or improving distribution.
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