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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
4
The piece recalls a mother's sorrow and hope as she envisions reunion with her son beyond the pearly gates. It intertwines memory of domestic life with faith and a vision of heaven, followed by a weather section listing Canadian cities and temperatures, ending with a promotional note.
Today through Sunday expect mostly cloudy skies across Saskatchewan and Alberta with cooler temperatures. A few scattered showers are possible at times, with conditions remaining cool and unsettled across the region.
The Winnipeg report notes the Dominion government takes full responsibility for Grassmere Ditch, a large unemployment irrigation project. The disclosure follows council discussions and references to Decoration Day duties and by law procedures, with future meetings set for September.
The voice of Judge Rutherford returns coast to coast next Sunday with a Watchtower transcription on the effect of the Holy Year on peace and prosperity. Listeners nationwide wonder about permanent jobs for the unemployed and the nation’s mood as spring passes.
The Dominion government will assume control north of here, relieving Manitoba province and Winnipeg municipality of all costs. The facility currently employs about 700 men.
Norman H. Davis says a satisfactory culmination to the disarmament conference appears probable after returning from Geneva. He notes hurdles remain but predicts progress if no unforeseen disturbances arise and sees swift movement when the next meeting in July occurs.
In Indianapolis on June 23 a defective tank released chlorine gas over several blocks. Dozens were overcome and about 30 residents were hospitalized though no serious injuries were reported. Fire police aided by gas masks moved the tank to the dumps as children in the area were treated with soda pop. Samuel Mortimer, longtime Leduc district resident, is dead.
Delegates at the international conference pressed for currency stabilization and freer trade while debating France’s import quotas and a lasting monetary standard. Brazilian, British, American, and Soviet representatives urged debt relief, stable currencies, and removal of embargoes as key to market revival.
Visiting families from Portland and Midnapore share hospitality with local residents. Junior Red Cross meetings conclude for the term at the Schoolhouse with plans to resume in the fall. School examinations proceed and a picnic is planned for next Friday. Society members welcome appearances by visitors from Medicine Hat and Calgary. several residents send best wishes for Health and new babies.
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