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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
2
A compact notice from Medicine Hat divisions outlines pricing for delivery by carrier and mail options. It lists rates: $12.00 for one year by carrier, $2.00 for one month by mail, with additional reference to a 1-year carrier rate and a 1 month by mail option.
The Prince Albert Herald cites Canada’s finance minister Hon. E. N. Rhodes accusing France of blocking international wheat reduction by protecting home producers. It argues tighter grain acreages in Canada and other exporters would harden France Germany Italy and Spain’s wheat farming, undermining global trade efforts. France’s stance is tied to Geneva disarmament tensions and tariff protection.
The Quebec government favors public works over direct relief to curb unemployment. Premier Taschereau cites loss of worker dignity and reliance on state aid as reasons. Montreal and Winnipeg papers note foresight in the plan and call for federal cooperation, while Western opinion questions western feasibility.
The Edmonton Journal argues that Alcock and Brown deserve equal historic recognition alongside Lindbergh for the first Atlantic crossing. It contests the idea that Lindbergh’s solo flight surpasses the 1919 British flight, noting their harder mission and older aircraft. It praises Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Brown and honors the Vickers bomber’s role in the distant past.
Municipal representatives met with Manitoba government officials to discuss the drop in morale among the unemployed and the urgent need for all available efforts to create work rather than rely on relief.
The Moose Jaw Times-Morning Herald argues Premier Bennett, once a high protector, now calls to clear trade channels at the Ottawa Economic Conference. It says breaking protectionist barriers is essential for world prosperity and questions the value of consistency over progress.
A jagged reminiscence recalls a preacher father and a boy who reads aloud with misheard words. Edwin, aged four, hides a picture book after inspecting a cow illustration and later exclaims with a triumph that the cow is not yet caught.
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