06 May 1933
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
1
A brief editorial discusses reporting methods for medicine related items by carrier weekly and yearly mail, noting mail month cycles and the presence of mice in transit. The piece analyzes how delivery modes affect timeliness and accuracy of medical information dissemination.
The Winnipeg Free Press questions why lower rates on savings deposits do not translate into broader cuts on bank loans for the general public. Ottawa reports suggest reductions may favor governments, municipalities, and other preferred borrowers, not universal lending relief. The piece urges full passing of deposit-rate benefits to borrowers and accountability from banks and the Finance Minister. It also notes evolving opinions from the Financial Post and a Toronto bankers’ meeting.
Viscount Snowden argues for lower income tax to spur trade but warns theory and history show limited impact on production. He cites 1920 to 1925 cuts with no clear trade boost, noting income tax acts on realized profits and may deter enterprise in hard times.
The Toronto Globe notes growing interest in accident prevention with the Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Ontario meeting in Toronto and ongoing Safety Leagues in provinces. Railways focus on avoiding crossing accidents, per a Board of Railway Commissioners bulletin.
The London Daily Telegraph denounces the Nazi anti Jewish campaign as indiscriminate and murderous to remove Jews. It warns that such purges would deprive Germany of its finest brains in finance commerce medicine law and the arts.
The piece argues that the true moral disaster was peace after World War I. It criticizes the Treaty of Versailles and related measures as short sighted and biased, calling them a cancer of Europe. It warns that without moral disarmament, mechanical disarmament is futile.
The article argues that passenger and freight traffic on the Canadian National system has fallen faster than on the competing railway. It cites figures from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics for 1923 to 1932 and notes the comparison includes Canadian lines and some U.S. routes. Continued on page seven.
A quirky collection of snippets shows a shopkeeper pitching six button removers and a mangling machine to a laundry start up while joking about shirt shredders being out. It features a solemn jackass, and a playful note on the three sexes and radio crooners.
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