Unanimous choice for Medicine Hat branch chairman
A. P. Burns was elected chairman of the Medicine Hat branch of the Canadian Manufacturers Association for 1935 36. A strong slate of officers was named with R. C. Hargrave reporting a year of progress and a hopeful outlook for the district's industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Assiniboia
A. P. Burns
Gas City Planing Mills
Association
R. C. Hargrave
Redcliff
Kiurns
Gas City Planning Mills
C. A. Moir
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd
Ilon
J. Ware
Medicine Flat Greenhouses, Ltd
MelHeine Hat
Cornell HL
Norman Davis
Oilvie Ilour Mills Ltdes
GG. Butchart
Maple Leaf Milling Co. Ltd
W. G. Armstrong
Medatta Potteries Ltd
Roe. Hargrave
Redcliff Premier
J. E. Davies
Alberta Foundry & Machine Co. Ltd
H. Norman Davis
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd
H. J. Sissons
Redcliff Pressed Brick Co., Ltd
R. S. Hodge
Dominion Glass Co. Ltd
Medalia Potteries Ltd
C. G. Buchholz
Gunderson Brick & Coal Co. Ltd
R. P. Cunliffe
Crystal Dairy, Ltd
Canada
Friday Horse Sale Entries Grow Amid Auction Preparations
Secretary W Huckvale reports about three hundred entries received for the sale opening tomorrow at 9 30 p m. Many horses remain in the city not yet entered and more will arrive, expected to push total entries beyond four hundred when auctioneer J M Durno begins bidding tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Huckvale
Durno
Canada constitution draft urged by Ottawa official
Maurice Ollivier, assistant law clerk, asked Parliament’s house committee to start amending the British North America Act through a two-thirds Commons majority with provincial ratification within one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mar
C.P
Canada
House
Maurice Ollivier
House of Commons
Ollivier
Provinces
House’ of Commons
Alberta Budget Passed Dissent in Legislature Over Supply Debate
Alberta legislators debated the supply motion to His Majesty with 31 members speaking over nine days. Liberal leaders W R Howson and J B Brownlee led long speeches, while Conservative George Cruickshank and Independent J Russell Love supported the motion. A bill amending the Solemnization of Marriage Act was introduced, requiring medical certificates and affidavits of freedom from disease before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdmonton
Ron
Joe Based Love
ULIA
Trouse
Jed J. White
Calgary
Andrew Smeaton
Lethbridge
K.C
Proincial Liberal
UIFA
Ponoka
Donald Cameron
U.S.A
Tunisfal
George Houndley
Jis
U.F.A
USF. W.A
Women’s Institutes
Women’s Institutes, Local Council of Women
Blairmores Holiday Move Sparks Alberta Debate
Edmonton May 21 The Blairmore town council granted a municipal holiday for Tim Buck’s visit sparking a bill amendment to restrict holidays by councils to ministerial approval. Critics cited past events and concerns over provincial control and foreign celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Blairmore
Tim Buck
George E. Cruikshanks
Rocky Mountain
Cruleckshank
Strong Stonart
Hugh C. Farthing
K.C
Calgary
United States
Canada
Banquet Plans By Medicine Hat Fish and Game
The Medicine Hat Fish and Game association arranges its annual banquet for April 1 in Corona hall. Menu highlights include venison and antelope, with a feature address by Mr. J. C. Campbell chief of the National Forests publicity bureau, illustrated by wildlife moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Fish and Game Association
Corona Hall
Wild Life Moving Pictures
J. C. Campbell
National Forests Publicity Bureau
Subventions for Coal and Wheat Across Canada Since 1928
Ottawa report shows Canada paid 6.78 million in coal subsidies to Maritimes and Alberta through 1928. Maritime region received 4.46 million, Alberta 1.86 million. Additional support under the Domestic Fuel Act added 87,953 to Maritime coal. Wheat bonuses from 1931 onward total 12.71 million, with 19131-32 outlay at 10.91 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Alberta
House of Commons
Maritimes
Trade and Commerce Department
Verigin Denies Arrest Ties Amid Nelson Protests
Peter Verigin the younger says enemies are responsible for unrest linked to his imprisonment. About 300 members of the Doukhobor brotherhood marched from Grand Forks area to Nelson, B C, demanding his release by March 20. Verigin cites a letter to Ottawa denying any authorized interviews with the Nelson agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Treadingly
Here
Canada
Peter Verigin the Younger
Doukhobors
Nelson
B.C
Verigin
Fritz Ammerer
Department of Justice
Ottawa
Campbell gives up speed record bid in Daytona
Sir Malcolm Campbell announced in Daytona Beach on March 21 that he will abandon further attempts this year to surpass his 276.816 mph record. He ordered the Bluebird crated and will sail for England at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
C.P
Malcolm Campbell
England
Immigrant Martin J. Insull to be deported Friday
Detroit immigration officers announced that Martin J. Insull once linked to millions in assets will be deported on Friday because he may become a public charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
A.P
Martin J. Insull
Vancouver Riot Over Wreath at Cenotaph In Victoria Square
About one hundred people mobbed the cenotaph at Victoria Square in Vancouver late last night tearing from the memorial a wreath placed by Captain Gunther Lutters of the German cruiser Karlsruhe. Three men were arrested as the crowd trampled other wreaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
C.P
Victoria Square
Gunther Lutterrs
Karlsruhe
Alberta Legislature debate features taxation and cost concerns
Mr. Mitchell applauded the government and thanked Minister MacLellan for the Buck Lake road project costing 1100 dollars. He denounced claims of patronage in oil tax actions, noted a 55,000 dollar gas tax arrear, and cited rising 1932 33 figures plus a 9,000 dollar loan from the Law Wheat board trust fund. He attacked Donald MacLeod and defended the RCMP, mocked the UFA as unfit, and criticized legal costs in the Powlett case while urging a maternity grant for needy expectant mothers. Ottawa meanwhile sent telegrams seeking provincial input on amendments to the Canadian constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mitchell
J. J. MacLellan
Buck Lake
Mitchell
Pool
Law Wheat Board Trust Fund
Donald MacLeod
U.F.A
Stoney Plain
R.c.mlp
Powlett
Simon outlines path to European peace through negotiation
Sir John Simon told the House of Commons that Europe cannot be stabilized without security by negotiation. He aims to meet Hitler in a personal conference and bring Germany back into the council of nations on fair terms, while Lansbury urges urgent action to curb unrest and secure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
John Simon
House of Commons
Europe
John
Berlin
Britain
Germany
Council of Nations
George Lansbury
German Foreign Minister Rejects Notes From France and Italy
Germany refuses to entertain protest notes from France and Italy over rearmament. Baron von Neurath says replies will be counter protests. Paris and Rome officials urge League action and guarantees. Vatican plans peace encyclical amid arms warnings. A sensational unconfirmed memo alleging German collapse circulates. U.S. officials call it a scare story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
London
League of Nations
Germany
League
Paris
Geneva
Berlin
Rome
Moscow
Vatican City
C.P
Agence Economique
Roosevelt
United States
Relief legislation for unemployment aid passes house
Ottawa March 21 with a majority of 41 the governments unemployment relief legislation for 1935 was endorsed today by the House of Commons the vote on the second reading of the bill was 103 to 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
C.P
House of Commons
Gasoline Cost Probe for Alberta to Be Held in Calgary
The federal Tariff Board will examine all phases of gasoline and fuel oil costs in Alberta from production to final sale. A hearing is scheduled in Calgary in early May to cover the entire province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
C. P
Alberta
Fedral Tariff Board
Calgary
Coroner’s Jury Finds Boy Fired Fatal Shot
Olds March 20 The coroner's jury ruled a mother died from a bullet fired by her son at their west Olds home last Monday. The boy, who stole two guns and fled February 28, was turned over to the Salvation Army in Calgary. Nine witnesses testified as the mother’s death was examined during the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Sask
C. Py
Father Delforge
Balu
Steve Elash
3Ahki
Elash
Father Delforgé
Father Bala
Ponte State
Flash
Salvation Army
Calgary
Set. H. N. Trickey
R.C.M.P
Commercial Work to be Extended in High School
The Alexandra School Board plans to extend commercial work begun in 1934 into grade X and to add grade IX classes in fall 1935. They will survey grade VIII students and parents to gauge interest between commercial or academic tracks for September. The commercial program would run three years with 21 units, five common units plus additional required subjects. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra High School
Alberta calls for united Western freight rate commission
The agricultural committee of the Alberta Legislature today proposed a royal commission to unite the Western Provinces in seeking a fair freight scale. They argued current rates favored eastern interests and impaired Western producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Freight
Edmonton
C. P
Agricultural Committee
Alberta Legislatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.P. Burns
Mstrs. Association
Rk. C. Hargrave
Fish and Game
Peter Verigin
Provocators
Sir Campbell
Alberta Legislature
A.F.A
Sir John Simon
France
Italy
Holts Boy
Lad
Olds
Wellaam Telat
Mizpah Lodge No. 35
A. B. Crow
Masonic Temple
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Assiniboa
R.A.M., No
G.R.A
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