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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

2

Basis of Education Criticism by Alberta Federation

The Alberta Home and School Federation at its 1952 convention deplores constant press sniping of education. It argues criticism targets not newspapers but a mismatch between curricula and mid century needs, urging focus on basic tools and three R's plus critical thinking. Teachers deserve higher pay and better working conditions as they mold youth, while schooling faces overextension and a drift from core principles.

Alberta North America

Water shortage hits Wichita as 48-inch main breaks third time

A severe water shortage loomed over Wichita Kansas as a 48 inch water main broke for the third time in days. Boeing Beech and Cessna plants reported closures or partial shutdowns affecting about 45 000 workers.

Wichita Kas Boeing Beech Cessna

Auction planned for sunken Japanese warship Mutsu

In Hiroshima area courts a sale is planned this year for the sunken 48,000 ton battleship Mutsu and ten other sunken vessels and former military installations. The Mutsu sank in 1943 in the inland sea after an explosion of unknown causes.

Hiroshima Japan Reuters

Barley on Bridge Analysis of an Opportunistic Play

The column discusses how recognizing and exploiting opponents errors can add extra tricks. It analyzes a bridge deal with East-West vulnerable where South should have seen the chances to gain overtricks. The author highlights pitfalls from suboptimal discards and misused leads that allowed West to be squeezed and fail under pressure.

South East West

Memories of Bygone Days in 1917 and 1927 News Briefs

A compilation of historical notes recounts 1917 World War activity in Belgium and London raids, plus 1927 aviators Chamberlain and Levine setting a long distance milestone. It also mentions Greece’s king abdication, local council water concerns in Belfast and Aberdeen, and Canada lifting a cattle embargo from England. Additional items cover baseball figure Dizzy Dean, Alberta bank credit suspensions, Valencia Madrid threats, a Pine Bluff tornado search, German repatriation, and US market openness comments at Banff.

Chamberlain Levine U.S. Geologic Survey Roosevelt Field Eiselban Germany Berlin Belfast Aberdeen Public Works Committee Canadian Department of Agriculture Canada England Jefferson County Pine Bluff Ark United States Department Ludwigsburg R. N. McCormick Toronto Canadian Manufacturers’ Association Banff

BC election clash over alternative vote saved BC from socialism

In British Columbia during the general election the CCF leads as Harold Winch pledges to abolish the alternative vote. Attorney-General Wismer credits the ballot with saving BC from socialism and warns no party holds a majority on the first count. The piece details coalition dynamics and party leaders urging cross-party talks after the second count.

Wismer B.C WINCH Vancouver British Columbia C.C.F Harold Winch Gordon Wismer Vancouver Centre Laura Jamieson Herbert Anscomb E.G. Hansell Social Credit Liberals Progressive Conservatives

Canada Aids Colombo Plan To Help Asia From Poverty

The Colombo Plan funded by Canada totals 25 million dollars with aims to aid India Pakistan and Ceylon. Funds buy food transport vehicles shelter and livestock and support agricultural development and refrigeration to reduce famine and prevent communism.

Canada USA India Pakistan Ceylon New Zealand

New Zealand Area Cited At 103 935 Square Miles

A text fragment states New Zealand has a total area within its geographical boundaries of 103 935 square miles. The line appears as a concise cataloged metric in a historical note.

New Zealand

Two Thrones Stand In Unique Assembly In Quebec

A Canadian observer notes the Red Chamber's two thrones for the Lieutenant-Governor and Ottawa’s representative, highlighting Quebec's enduring legislative powers, provincial rights, and a history shaped by Magna Carta era protections rather than Westminster. The piece contrasts Quebec’s stubborn traditionalism with federal authority and recalls Wolfe and Montcalm as symbols of joint regional identity.

Quebec Senate Legislative Council Ottawa Act of Union Green Taschereau Duplessis Union Nationale British Commonwealth Canadian Senate House of Lords le Devoir Carleton France London Canada Antoine Rivard North America Old City Quebec Bridge Champlain Wolfe Montcalm

Belgian Congo Ores Still Dominant Radium Supply

The article notes that most of the world’s radium supply continues to come from rich uranium-bearing ores in the Belgian Congo Africa, underscoring mineral wealth and ongoing extraction in the region.

Belgian Congo Africa

The Bible Message From the Authorized Version

A devotional excerpt presents Genesis creation text and psalms praising the Lord as creator and guide. It cites Genesis 1 81 Psalm 89 8 11 13 15 Psalm 100 3 and Psalm 149 52 with lines about God as sovereign maker and the joy of his people.

Office Cat Outside Help Dialog Sparks Family Banter

A patchwork dialogue features a quiz bid, card play with three aces and four kings, and a family exchange about prayers for a baby sister. Dad comments on timing as Tommy glances at twins and a plea to not yell through the screen door echoes the scene.

Dad Tommy

Reclining Chair Habit Cited In Domestic Remarks

Fragmentary quotes describe a household scene where a husband relaxes in an easy chair with feet on a mantle and mentions small change when going to bed. The text appears as a personal reminiscence or diary snippet without clear events or identities.

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