03 May 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
1
An editorial note lists circulation options by format and time frame. It references a newsroom, medical coverage, and distribution steps including weekly carrier and monthly mail cycles dated Wednesday May 3 1933. The entry underscores readership logistics and editorial operations.
The London Ontario Advertiser urges Canada to evolve beyond direct relief for unemployment. It cites Britain where financiers advocate wise spending to cure unemployment by directing relief into productive, revenue producing work. The piece questions national ideas and resources for better solutions.
A London supplier in Harrods shirts shows eight shirts imported to Canada face 16.80 in duties while same order to the United States costs 15.82 US dollars. The Toronto Star notes Canada’s ad valorem 25 percent is distorted by specific, dumping, sales and excise taxes, making the tariff structure a burden on trade.
The text outlines how wartime needs accelerated production and speculative fervor, spurring mass production across industry and agriculture. It notes capital flows into gold, rising government costs and taxes, and a collapse of public confidence in economic and democratic systems, predicting revolutionary changes worldwide.
Sir Josiah Stamp, a leading British economist, says Roosevelt's financial move may arrest price declines and revive confidence. He notes it could weaken the dollar temporarily but help internal and external business optimism if implemented carefully.
The text reports a letter from Br. Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University president, to the Senate Finance Committee. He argues the crisis is global in origin and effects, citing World War destruction of capital and trade, plus wartime capitalization, as key factors. He notes difficulty in defining truth and the gray areas of right and wrong. Continued on page seven.
Summer timetable effective April 30 1933 lists departures for routes to Calgary Vancouver Lethbridge Nelson Winnipeg Montreal and Toronto Chicago including daily services and connections to Retlaw Lomond and other points. The fragment indicates multiple city pairs and train numbers but is incomplete for full schedule details.
In this column the author ponders the fate of traditional wives who wait at home and argues that only men who run their own businesses can truly discuss business problems with intelligence and sympathy.
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