06 May 1932
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
1
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The article cites Simpson’s Ltd. president C C Burton warning Ottawa’s protective tariff policy harms domestic trade. It cites losses of hundreds of thousands to millions across Canada, including Winnipeg, amid draconian duties and currency impacts. It notes U.S. Kellogg Pact issues, Capper’s Senate resolution, and rising world sentiment against war as a potential path to restrain aggressors.
Sir Andrew McFadyean warned a London audience that economic problems will deeply divide and shape governance for a generation. He urged business consolidation and international arrangements as precursor steps to global negotiations, noting Geneva based bodies and the League of Nations will steer economic life beyond disarmament. He stressed Canada cannot stay self contained and must engage in world order for prosperity.
Hon N W Rowell urges a publicly owned national radio system as essential to national life. He says a government owned network would ensure powerful, quality programs and uphold Canadian ideals, countering American broadcasting influence. He notes receivers can access global programs, regardless of system.
The Kellogg Pact is praised by pacifist advocates as a global pledge to abandon war and renounce armed conflict. Debate centers on whether the agreement can be effectively enforced and whether further steps are needed to rid the world of war.
Canadian Pacific announces daily passenger trains linking Toronto Winnipeg Nelson Lethbridge Vancouver Calgary Montreal Winnipeg Lomond Retlaw Aldersyde and Vancouver with departures to Calgary Vancouver Winnipeg Montreal and Toronto. Through sleepers connect at Moose Jaw with St Paul and Chicago.
The passage presents fragmentary lines about family warnings and childlike questions. It playfully notes familiar misquotes and odd attributions such as Hercules strangling two servants in his cradle and Shakespeare’s Merry Widow, alongside a mock claim about Joan of Arc’s canonization by Bernard Shaw and Samuel Johnston as Doctor of Divinity for compiling a dictionary.
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