Editor Refusal To Retract Cited In Inquiry Session
Jackson inquiry into Eastern Irrigation District heard W A Begg KC for A J N Terrill editor of The News argue no reflection on the inquiry existed. Judge Jackson said sentence read reflected on the commission and demanded a direct retract or statement from Terrill. No action was taken beyond warning and the matter could be pursued by the government.
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W. A. Begg
K.C
Regge
Terrill
Begg
Aberhart
Jackson
Mr. Terrill
Murder Case Revealed In Fort Erie Struggle Fatality
Police charge Stewart Nighswander 25 of Buffalo with murder of 12 year old Donald Doto whose nude body was found near Fort Erie. Nighswander held at hospital after slashing wrist and telling incoherent story. Doto arrived by ferry Monday with Nighswander, an assembling mechanic in a Buffalo airplane factory.
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Port Erie
Ont
Caid
Stewart Nighswander
Buffalo
Donald Doto
Fort Erie
Doto
Fort Erle
Nightwander
Boycotted Clergyman Heads to United States
Rev. Robert Anderson Jardine, who performed the Windsor–Wallis marriage, leaves England likely bound for New York City to explore a radio program offer. Once defying Church of England authorities, he has faced widespread boycott by British clergy and North American churches.
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Hollywood
Robert Anderson Jardine
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
New York City
St. Paul's
Darlington
England
Church of England
North America
Britain Reinforces Garrison and Food in Tientsin
British forces in Tientsin boosted their garrison and food supplies as Japan tightened the blockade of the British and French concessions. London signaled hope for negotiations to end the blockade, while Washington reported American protest over the restrictions and impact on U S trade.
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Tientsin
C.P
London
Chamberlain
House
Gealted
Tshentsin
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
Washington
John Calgwell
American Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Tientsin Group
Bank Clearings Show Gains Over Prior Week and Year
Clearing house returns indicate improved business this week with totals of 223,953 dollars. Last week posted 202,220 dollars, and the same week last year reached 193,428 dollars.
Rotary Club Honored At International Convention
The Medicine Hat Rotary Club received honorable mention for community service in the club of the year contest announced at the international convention in Cleveland. Yorkton Sask won first prize with Fort Lauderdale Fla second.
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Cleveland
C. P
Medicine Hat
Rotary Club
Yorkton
Sask
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Royal Welcome Ends 15,000 Mile Dominion Tour in London
The King and Queen return to Buckingham Palace amid massive crowds after a 15,000 mile voyage through Canada the United States and Britain. Crowds along the royal route cheered as the Empress of Britain docked Southampton and the royal family appeared in an open carriage. Prime Minister Chamberlain greeted them at Waterloo station with cabinet ministers as Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose joined the reunion. Queen Mary led the family aboard the Empress for a private greeting after a long sea voyage.
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London
C.P
Empire
Waterloo Station
Buckingham Palace
Quebec
Canada
Washington
New York
Southampton
Chamberlain
Vincent Massey
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Mary
Dukes
Gloucester
Kent
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
Largest Emerald Mined Insured For 225 000 Carats
A stone described as the largest emerald ever mined and weighing 225000 carats lies in a New York bank vault. Jacques Tessacararoff of a London precious stones firm, who brought it here, says it is insured for 250000 dollars. The gem, mined in Russia six centuries ago, is owned by a wealthy Indian individual.
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New York
Jacques Tssacararoff
London
Russia
India
No Room for Trained Experts in Canada
Delegates at the 16th Boot and Shoe Workers' Union convention urged Canada and the United States to block Bata Shoe Company of Czechoslovakia from importing trained workers to set up plants in both countries.
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Canada
Toronto
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Today
United States
Bata Shoe Company
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
Disease Germs Are Smothered By a New Drug
The article reports on a new drug named switaniiamide that smothers disease germs by blocking catalase, preventing production of hydrogen peroxide in bacteria. Pittsburgh doctors Ralph H. Mellor and Lawrence E. Shine describe sulfanilamide as the century’s key cure for many infections, noting germs can develop tolerance with insufficient early dosing.
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Howard
W. Blakelee
Associated Press
Milwacker
American Association For the Advancement Sciencesodays
Ralph H. Mellor
Lawrence E. Shine
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Pittsburgh
Nis
Pittsburgers
Eagles Install Officers In Medicine Hat Aerie Meeting
The Eagle officers were installed with Mayor Hector Lang and Brother E Spitzen as Grand Aerie reps. Lang praised the new officers, noted fund growth and full acclamation, and highlighted Medicine Hat Aerie’s strong membership and record-keeping as the Fraternal Order of Eagles continues to grow.
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Hector Lang
E. Spitzen
Grand Aerie
Aerie
Lang
Brother Alderson
Medicine Hat Aerie
Canada
Order of Eagles
F.O.E
Talk of Pipe Lines East and West Ottawa
A June conference in Ottawa discussed expanding Western Canada oil markets by giant pipelines from Alberta to the Pacific coast and to the Great Lakes head. Attendees included cabinet ministers Crerar Euler Howe and MacKinnon with Walter Campbell leading the Western group.
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Ottawa
C.P
Western Canada
Alberta
Pacific
Great Lakes
T. A. Crerar
W. D. Euler
C. D. Howe
E I D Tax Court Deliberations Face Abandonment Threat Debate
The Jackson inquiry into the Eastern Irrigation District adjourned while officials debated claims of a threat to abandon the district if school tax payments were enforced. Witnesses including E I D trustees and manager E L Gray denied such threats, noting prior tax collection and district conditions.
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Sam Howe
Patricia
Immorial
Blackstock
Gray
Niggler John
E.I.D
Bld
Alberta medicine in the eighties linked to railway expansion
Dr. Hebert Jamieson told CMA delegates that Western Canada's medical growth followed railway lines. He noted the 1880s Alberta hospitals started with small facilities as the CPR opened northern lines, Calgary and Medicine Hat saw early doctors, and notable figures like Dr. Brett and Dr. Lindsay helped establish provincial hospitals by 1890.
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Montreal
C.P
Canadian Medical Association
Hebert Jamieson
Alberta
Jamieson
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Medicine Hat
Albert Oliver
J. G. Calder
Calgary
R. G. Brett
N. J. Lindsay
Andrew Henderson
L. G. de Weber
James D. Lafferty
J. H. Tofield
BE. H. Rouleau
US and British Warships Stand Fast in Swatow as Japan Advances
The U S Navy reports Japan instructed withdrawal of foreign warships. two US destroyers join a Swatow safeguard as British and American residents stay sheltered. Swatow hosts forty Americans and eighty Britons under protection during Japanese occupation.
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Washington
C. P
United States Navy Department
Navy Department
Swatow
Shanghai
C.P
United States
South China
Gunfight in Arlington claims patrolman Willard Tubbs
In Arlington Oregon a gunman killed Oregon State Trooper Willard Tubbs, 31, then was shot by City Marshal Webb Turner who was beaten while trying to disarm him. The assailant, about 60, was wounded and hospitalized with unclear prognosis.
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Arlington
Ore
Oregon
Willard Tubbs
Webb Turner
Dalles
Federal Conservative Asso Re-Organized in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat Conservative-Federal Constituency Association held a Wednesday afternoon convention at Jimmie’s Hall. Officers elected include Hon. R. J. Manion as President and D. M. Duggan as Vice President, with several Medicine Hat and Redcliff members joining the executive. The meeting aimed to renew the organization and plan future activity amid Dominion-wide affairs, with further representation to be added from sub-divisions.
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R. J. Manion
Uni
Medicine Hat
Jimmie’s Hall
D. M. Duggan
M.L.A
James R. McKenzie Redcliff
W. Niblock
Keastner
W. Roxburgh, Jr
W. A. Church
Lew Monkley
W. H. Gray
C. Richardson
C. Vann
Ed. Stone
Bert Allison
Andy Learmonth
Redcliff
Sam Short
River Recedes After Rain Peak
The river drops slowly after the run off from recent rains, having fallen about two feet from Monday's peak. No rain was reported in the city or district last night, though drifting clouds suggested possible showers.
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Wity
Phenix
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A. W. Curran
J. P. Connors
Haddington and Castle
W. H. McLaws
Bassano
McLaws
Mr. Blackstock
Mr. Gray
Robert Scott
Henry Dahl
Goth
H. A. Powlett
Brooks
B.I.D
Paddington
B.D
Powlett
Carl Anderson
Medicine Hat’s First Hospital
Santow
Federal Conservative Asso
C. W. Nitblock
Messrs W. Cousins
Niblock
Ward
Dominion of Canada
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