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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1937

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British Social Creditor Denies His Presence is To Hinder Not Help Plan

Edward Duke of Windsor marks his 43rd birthday at St Wolfgang with a private celebration and messages of congratulations. Reports from London say the Duke and Duchess of Kent or the Princess Royal may visit soon. In Edmonton, Powell reports on Alberta, denying aims to block Social Credit and seeking to blend Douglas and Aberhart ideas while countering Hargrave.

Powell Douglas Aberhart John Hargrave Alta Edmonton C.P G.f.powell C. H. Douglas Alberta Major Douglas L. D.byrne The New Age Inn London Social Credit Society England Greenshirts Social Credit Douglas Secretariat Norman Jacques M.P S.C Wetaskiwin Great Britain

Italian Troops Landed in Spain Reported by Reuters

Reuters reported from Gibraltar that more than 10,000 Italian soldiers landed in Spain last weekend, according to the Cp Cable dispatch.

London Reuters Gibraltar Spain

British ship halted off Barcelona by Italian warships

Reports from Barcelona say a British vessel was stopped off Point Llobregat by Italian warships and raiding planes were sent by Spain. In Saint Jean de Luz the Mariana Mowler, carrying 1700 Spanish refugees, was halted by an insurgent trawler and later allowed to proceed after the Resolution intervened.

Paris C.P Havas Barcelona Sebastian Pozas Catalonia Point Llobregat Saint Jean DE Luz France Mariana Mowler Resolution Camship Santander Bodicea Ciudad de Palma

Hungerford Named Chairman of Trans-Canada Airways

S J Hungerford president of the Canadian National Railways was chosen chairman of the board of the new Trans-Canada Airways system. Directors other than Hungerford were not named. Government control aims to start operations this summer with Montreal to Vancouver service and later expansion to the Maritimes. Test flights on the Montreal Vancouver stretch are planned soon.

Montreal C.P S. J. Hungerford Canadian National Railways Tras-Canada Airways Hungerford Vancouver Maritimes Halifax Montreal-Vancouver

Pope Receives Spanish Insurgent Envoy Stirring Diplomatic Circles

In Castel Gandolfo Pope Pius received Admiral Antonio de Magaz, envoy of Franco's Spanish insurgent regime, fueling talk of Vatican recognition. Magaz planned to travel to Berlin as Franco’s ambassador while Rome weighed cautious partial acknowledgement amid tensions with Germany and anti church speeches.

Pius Castel Gandolfo Italy Holy See Antonio de Magaz Vatican Spain Bilbao Francisco Franco Osservatore Romano Magaz Berlin Franco Germany Pablo de Churruca Goebbels Adolf Wagner

Rubin Seeks Divorce and Property Return in Unruly Case

Los Angeles dated June 22 AP. Jan Rubin sues for divorce charging his wife married him only to enter the United States and now wants to return to Australia. He says she told him a raw deal and vows to show him worse. Rubin also seeks $60,000 in property from his wife. They wed in Australia in 1929.

Los Angeles Rubin United States Australia Rubini

Dusty gale halts Five Roses mill as fair grounds lose breeze

A strong wind since morning drove dust from the Five Roses Flour mill and swept the fair grounds, delaying events. Gale velocity gusts toppled dust clouds and disrupted activities as efforts continued to postpone today’s schedule.

Five Roses

Horse shipments headline from Winnipeg noted

Fragmentary OCR reveals a report about 52 horses shipped from landers to Winnipeg with reference to stockyards and police involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged text and misreadings.

Landers Arthur Ri ‘Bolvin Winnipeg Heid

Lieutenant Governor Bowen Arrives in Medicine Hat for Stampede Visit

A large crowd greeted Lieutenant Governor J. C. Bowen and dignitaries as they arrived by special train No. 2. E. D. Cotterell, L. G. Alberta, E. L. Richardson, and J. Dillon joined the reception. The party then attended a civic luncheon at the Cosmopolitan hotel hosted by Mayor Bullivant despite blustery weather.

Medicine Hat J. C. Bowen C.P .R. Alberta E. L. Richardson Stampede J. Dillon Calgary Blue Bonnets Bullivant Cosmopolitan Hotel

Germany and Italy Withdraw From Spanish Nonintervention Patrol

London report states Germany and Italy ordered their warships out of the Spain nonintervention patrol after Britain and France refused a four powers naval demonstration. Eden announced Germany's decision, with Italy’s ambassador confirming concurrence. Both nations remain in the nonintervention committee but will not join a naval show of force.

London C.P Germany Italy Spain Great Britain France Eden House of Commons Dino Grandi Sea Patrol Leipzig European Non-Intervention Committee Rome Mediterranean Berlin Mussolini Die

Trinidad Riots Toll Rises in Islandwide Strikes

Port of Spain reports 14 dead and 44 seriously wounded as strikers clash with armed forces across Trinidad. British marines guard the capital while outlying districts transfer casualties for treatment and shops reopen as order returns.

Port OF Spain C. P Trinidad Port-of-Spain

Stampede Postponed One Day In Medicine Hat

Wind forces postponement of a major three day stampede program. Show moves to Thursday, Friday and Saturday as concessions, midway equipment, signs, and poles suffer damage. Bleachers sustain a broken top rail while permanent structures remain intact. Organizers plan to open with a bang tomorrow despite setbacks.

Medicine Hat

Former Redcliff and Medicine Hat Physician Dies

Dr. Arthur Valentine Brown aged 56, a prominent Kitchener physician who earlier served in Redcliff, Medicine Hat, Champion, and Nokomis, Sask, died suddenly in hospital after a 10 day illness while in Kitchener since 1927 focusing on children's diseases.

Arthur Valentine Brown Kitchener Redcliff Medicine Hat Alta Champion Nokomis Sask

Baseball Scores From The National League And American League

National League games saw Boston edge Pittsburgh 8 to 1 with strong hitting in the late innings. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Dietrich and Shea combined with Conroy on the mound. St Louis beat New York 6 to 3 while Detroit lost to Boston 6 to 5 in a close contest. American League results include Boston topping Chicago 6 to 3 and Detroit falling to Boston 6 to 5 with late rallies.

Chicago Philadelphia Dietrich Shea Thomas Conroy St. Louis New York Hildebrand Huffman Chandler Dickey Detroit Boston Lawson Tebbetts Wilson Berry

A Very Fine Scheme For Rehabilitation Of Veterans

London Ontario June 22 The federal government has begun to pay half the wages of London war veterans to place them back in industry on a probationary basis. The scheme aims to help veterans regain efficiency in their old trades while on probation. The government will assist firms employing these men during the transition.

London Ont C.P

Oakland pilot outlines stop refueling flight to Moscow

James Matern announced plans in Oakland California for a stop refueling flight to Moscow following the route recently flown by three Soviet airmen.

Oakland Calif EQ Qaine Co. P James Matern Moscow

Byrne seeks freeshand in Alberta and Social Credit plan

The report notes L. D. Byrne arriving to study Alberta's Social Credit issues and finance theories with a call for free-hand methods. He avoids opinion on Alberta's situation while confirming a technical investigation and mentions $25 a month price level. Western Union Telegraphs in Seattle close due to no strike of messenger boys.

nasiesBlingenay L. D. Byrne Douglas Alberta Byrne Social ‘Credit Western Union Telegraphs Seattle Messenger

Guards Halt Opening of Mahoning Valley Steel Mills

Youngstown Ohio June 23 A P The Ohio National Guard blocked four big steel mills from reopening and kept crowds from violence after workers pressed to start back at the plants. Company officials urged reopening while vowing not to sign with an unreliable party as Republic Steel’s Tom Girdler criticized the situation.

National Guard Steel ‘ Mills Mahoning Valley Youngstown Ohio Nationa ‘Guard Frank Parnell Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Martin L. Davey Byc4 John Lewis Ste Iby Joey Republic. Steel's Tom Girdler

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