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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1933

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Australia Seeks Wheat Acreage Cut With Three Conditions

Australian central government outlines three conditions for agreeing to acreage restriction in a bid to secure growers cooperation. Proposals include Europe cooperation, fixed production baselines, and export provisions, with Canberra hoping to sway opposition to London's accord. Canadian, Argentine, and Australian delegates confer as Bruce signals cautious support for wheat restraint.

London Associated Press Europecu Comminies Ditteller Apoa Pbs Cine Areguentias Bie Fondo Dane Chumuck Argentina Canberra Sydney Bruce

Central Canada Heat Wave Linked to Deaths

Weather across Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta brings record heat with multiple sunstroke and stroke deaths reported in central Canada. Officials warn heat may persist with scattered showers and cooler relief unlikely in the immediate days.

Toronto Cuumadi Bain Winnipeg Moose Jaw Prince Albert Medicine Hat Calgary Nelson Victoria Regina Stoiktateon Fatcibridge Vancouver Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Omeeb Pehagipe

Hurricane devastates Great Paloseco oil fields in Trinidad

The hurricane swept through the oil region near Port of Spain causing widespread destruction. Scores of homeless populate villages and over 300 houses are destroyed. Sixty derricks of the Trinidad Petroleum Co. fell, twenty wells release oil, storage tanks burst, and the delivery line was broken.

Port of Spain Trinidad Paloseco Trinidad Petroleum Co. Felb

Tr. Kahn cites over five million fronted by Kulm Loeb firm

Washington June 30 Otto Tr Kahn told senate investigators the total profit of his firm Kulm Loeb and Company front financing the Penn Road Corporation was more than five million dollars. The Penn Road Corporation is a 140 million dollar holding company organized by the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Washington Otto Tr. Kahn Senate Kulm, Loeb and Company Penn Road Corporation Pennsylvania Railroad

Redcliff Notes Report Crop Mishap and Local Events

Mr Warry Dacre broke his ealliar bane and hip on a fall from a horse in a badger hole. He was found after hours and taken to hospital for care. W Chonpedtu’s residence addition nears completion. Greyhounds’ game delayed by rain and cloudburst. L McIntyre of Vancouver visited on official business. Exams finished, pupils sigh with relief. Balmer returns from Ellis's ranch and will join the Redcliff unit for Sarcee Camp. Monthly missionary meeting held at Gordon Memorial Church school room.

Mr. Warry Dacre Io Badger Hole Dev. Clershaw W. Chonpedtu L. McIntyre Vancouver Wm. Balmer Ellis Redcliff S.A.R Gordon Memorial Church

Mattern Rescue Flight Initiates Alaska Search

The Jimmie Mattern rescue expedition lifted off from Floyd Bennett Field at 7 06 a m E T aboard a plane piloted by William Alexander. The mission heads to Alaska via Winnipeg and Edmonton to locate Mattern who vanished two weeks ago during a round the world flight with Nome as a base.

New York Jimne Jimmie Mattern Floyd Bennett Field Alaska Winnipeg Edmonfont William Alexander North Pacific Nome Mattern

Gerow in Serious Crash Near Canyon Minn

Joseph Gerow of Medicine Hat is hospitalized in Duluth with severe injuries after his car overturned near Canyon Minnesota. He suffered deep cuts but is reported improved. His wife a daughter and a son escaped with minor cuts and bruises.

Duluth Minn Joseph Gerow Medicine Hat Canyon

Unlawful Assembly Prisoners Sentenced Reflecting Mercy

Calgary June 30. Fourteen men charged as members of an unlawful assembly for a disturbance on April 25 were found guilty. The jury recommended mercy. Sentences ranged from six months to one year. three received one year, six to six months, the rest, all veterans, one year suspended.

Calgary Mission Hill

Conservative MLA Alleges Roads Used for Election Poise

Red Deer June 29 Conservative MLA W B Payne renews charges that the Alhambra to Sylvan Lake road was built with Public Works authority for election purposes. He claims MacDonald and Company were pressured into taking the contract and that grubbed land was mispriced, noting 70.64 acres amid a 24.28 mile stretch.

Red Deir Alhambra Sylvan Lake O. L. McPherson W. B. Payne M.L.A Red Deer McPherson Payne Rocky Mountain House Department of Public Works MacDonald and Company Alhambra Corner H. G. MacDonald and Company Public Accounts Committee Ma Pawne Enid Ayer Yaa Arteaue

Washington urged to act on currency stabilization drive

London reports say the World Economic Conference faces a deadlock over currency stabilization. Britain and the United States were pressed to join in cooling dollar gyrations while Washington weighs cooperation without immediate pegging. Canadian delegates favor general stabilization but oppose linking the pound solely to the franc.

London United Kingdom Dominions Canada Camidian United States Washington Georges Bonnet France Ramsay MacDonald Neville Chamberlain Raymond Moley Roosevelt Britain America Great Britain J. Ramsay MacDonald Assembly Mr. MacDonald Moley

Road to Elkwater detours to Irvine highway advised

Elkwater road via Norton's is under repairs causing motorists to use the Irvine highway until further notice. Local travelers and visitors to the Lake are affected by the temporary reroute and expected delays.

Elkwater Norton’s Irvine

Fire Devours State Arsenal Building After Explosion

In Frankfort Kentucky a two story state arsenal building caught fire after a second floor explosion. Flames rose high as firemen battled to protect the first floor where a large stock of cartridges were stored. No ammunition was on the top floor. The incident followed reports of recent bank clearings for the month.

Frankfort State Arsenal

Canadian National Directors to Stay On Through July

Ottawa June 30 The present Board of Directors of the Canadian National Railways will carry on their duties for probably another month. Acting prime minister Rt Hon Sir George Perley said there would be some delay in appointing the new board of trustees but hoped they would be in office by the end of July.

Ottawa Canadian Press Canadian National Railways George Perley

Railway Strike Postponed to July Seventeen

Ottawa report says five Canadian vice presidents and twenty two general chairmen of railway brotherhoods have adjourned until July 17. Between now and then authorities will seek approval from general committees of engineers trainmen and firemen unions to distribute strike ballots on Canadian lines.

Ottawa

Alberta Municipalities Close Session At Calgary Convention

Alberta municipalities concluded their Union of Alberta Municipalities session in Calgary with resolutions, officer elections, and an inspiring address by Acting Mayor D H Elton of Lethbridge. F H Tucker of Castor was elected president. J A Code and L M Colpitts of Carstairs were named first and second vice presidents. The next convention will be in Edmonton. Elton urged a spirit of fair play using poetic and biblical references.

Calgary D. H. Elton Lethbridge R. English Union of Alberta F. H. Tucker Castor J. A. Code L. M. Colpitts Car Stairs J. A. Fraser Fraser Edmonton Elton

Shot Fired at Crown Witness in McLean Case

In Verreville Alberta a shot was fired at the Crown witness Willi Stewart during the McLean murder trial proceedings. Guards patrol the town and cars leaving are checked for credentials as police search for the attacker.

Verreville Alta Willi Stewart Willsille Mannville Stewart Ine Mangville McLean

History of Grain Trade Highlighted at Kiwanis Luncheon

Mr. E G Elerton traced grain trade origins from biblical Joseph to famine's role in ancient economies and modern food supply concerns. He noted early gift exchange roots and cited Pericles sending 40 000 bushels of wheat to Athens as a historic gesture amid England’s wheat-facing history.

Kiwanis Club Cosmopolitan Hotel E. G. Elerton Egypt Joseph Abraham Pericles Athens Richard Jeffries England

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Australia Nemo Oper Wibers Central Teddy Joe Gerow A.F.A Elkwater Road Arsenal Canadian National Board of Directors Robert W. Service Crown Witnes M’lean Vegreville Sarah Jacob Galilee City OF H. J. Noble
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