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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 30, 1938

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Scouts and Guides Shine at Medicine Hat Jamboree

R H Jolson of Calgary praised a grand international jamboree at the Arena as Boy Scouts Cub packs and Girl Guides from Havre Montana and Medicine Hat performed with dignity. Mayor Bullivant welcomed visitors from across the border and hoped for better roads to Montana for future exchanges.

ARENA R. H. Jolson Calpary Alberta PréVvineids’ Boy Scout Association J. H. Woods Johnson Hig Council Medicine Bullivant Tnterest Havre Montana Market Girl Guide Busi, Times Boy Scouts Girl Guides Salvation Army patRail Medicine Hat Here

Canton Bombings Raise Casualties And Refugees

Canton endured another Japanese air raid as the death toll and wounded rose to at least 2,700. About 4,000 residents fled toward Hong Kong, swelling refugees there to 750,000 with expectations of exceeding a million as panic and fires overwhelmed local authorities.

Canton C.P South China His Kong

Ontario Giv es Government House to Hospital

The Ontario cabinet offers Government House in Toronto to the Toronto Hospital for Sick Children with no strings attached and no cost to the hospital. The house furnishings will be auctioned in early June after the move of items to the Legislative Buildings.

Toronto Ontario Government House Procince Toronto Hospital Cnorley Park

Violent Storm Swept British Isles Yesterday

Storms swept across the British Isles imperiling fishing craft. Coastguard at New Haven searched for a missing fishing boat with six aboard. Life saving crews aided small craft in distress across other points.

London British Isles New Haven

Park Nov 30 Term Ends for Dr Herbert A Bruce

The term of Dr Herbert A Bruce expired on November 30. Albert Matthews succeeds him and resides at his own home.

Chinese Counter Attack Halts Large Japanese Division

Chinese forces reportedly encircled three regiments of the Japanese 14th Division led by Lieutenant General Kenji Dibhara northwest of Lanfeng. The attack aimed to block the Chengchew rail junction while Japanese reinforcements rushed from Kwelteh and Kaifeng formed a defensive ring as Chinese generals prepared a second line near Lunfeng.

Suanghai Kenji Dibhara Japan Lawrence of Manchuria Lanfeng Chengchew Songhai Lunfeng Kwelteh Kaifeng Chengchow Doihara Lawrence Central Military Academy Changchow Tes China Henan Cirat

Northern Tragedy Amid Rumors From Alberta

In a grim incident a woman was shot in a kitchen, then a man killed himself beside a pile of railway slop. Authorities report the event occurred on a Saturday, with lingering questions about motives and connections.

Iver Alta Clark Gaya Pet

Baseball scores and pitchers from National and American games

New York bats early to take a win over Boston 9 1 in a nine inning game while Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in separate nine inning affairs. Passeau beat Turneus and Phelps in the National League action. In the American League Ruffing and Dickey teamed for a New York victory as Weaver Williams and Hayes held off Chicago. Feller and Sewell faced Cleveland in a pitching duel as Pytlak drove in runs for the Indians.

Henlein Gains Ground as Sudeten Votes Favor Leader

In Praha May 30 Henlein supporters show 80 to 95 percent backing Konrad Henlein in German communities while Czech districts trend left in 2 740 elections. Analysts expect the June 12 final vote to confirm the early advantage for self government.

Praha C.P San Interpal Konrad Henlein Henlein

Short Grass Stock Growers Meet Opens With Policy Lease Debate

The annual Short Grass Stock Growers Association meeting will start at Park hall tomorrow with registration and zone meetings. Mayor Bullivant will open the session at 2 p.m. A special committee report on lease rentalswill be discussed. Wed sessions include talks by N E Tanner, Geo Spence, D B Mullen, and T Lommasson. Banquet at Assiniboia hotel at 6:30 p.m. guest speaker L B Thomson. Public invited. business focus appeals to merchants.

Short Grass Stock Growers’ Association Bullivant N. E.tanner Lands and Mines Geo. Spence P.F.R.A D. B. Mullen Agriculture T. Lommasson United States Forest Service Montana Assiniboia L. B. Thomson Dominion Experimental Farm Swift Current

Production Tax Act Hearing set for June 6 in Calgary

Former Alberta premier J. B. Brownlee will represent the Agricultural Producer in a Calgary appeal court hearing on June 6 challenging the validity of the Provincal Farm Production Tax Act. Crown counsel W S. Gray and H J. Dilson oppose, with the Act not in effect until proclaimed.

Edmonton J. BE. Brownlee K.C Alberta Calgary Alberta Appeal Court Attorney General's Department Harvey Attorney General’s Department Mr. Brownlee W S. Gray H. J. Dilson

French Freighter Hit Valencia Port Damage Spreads

May 30 report says the French freighter El Djem was struck and set ablaze by insurgent planes during bombing of El Grao Valencia and nearby Cabanal suburb. Explosives damaged multiple locations and Madrid endured two hours of shelling by insurgent artillery.

Valencia el Djem el Grao Cabanal Madrid

Strange Planes Visit Japan and Cause Air Warnings

Dispatches from Fukuoka report two unidentified planes over Kyushu triggering air raid warnings from western air defense. Believed to be Chinese, no bombs were dropped, and the alarm was later lifted as authorities expressed worry and mystification over the incident.

Tokyo C.P Fukuoka Kyushu Japan Islands

Insurgents Reach Verge of Mora De Rubielos Stronghold

Insurgent forces move along the Teruci Valencia highway and flank Mora De Rubielos, a critical government defense point southeast of Teruel, threatening to overwhelm careful mountain fortifications without heavy combat. General Franco's troops push toward the stronghold from the Teruci Valencia line.

Hendaye France C.P Franco Teruci-Valencia Mora de Rubielos Mora Be Rubielos Teruel

Four Mothers Divide Prize Money Of Stork Derby

Executors of the Charles Vance Millar estate paid each of four Toronto mothers 75000 for winning the stork derby. The first payments are part of liquidating the estate to the winner with nine births in the 10 years after Millar's death. Names include Kathleen Napie Apme Smuth Isabel MacLean and Alice Tinlock.

Toronto Charles Vance Millar Wether Millar Kathleen Napie Apme Smuth Isabel MacLean Alice ‘Tinlock Millars Martin Isenny Paulne Mae Clarke Clamants

Western Fliers Killed in Yorkton Spin Test Crash

Yorkton Sask May 30 Ed Fletcher instructor for the Yorkton Flying Club and David Downs Saskatoon student aviator were killed instantly when their plane failed to flatten out during spin tests. A wing crumpled as the craft plunged to earth.

Western Fliers Yorkton, Sask C.P Ed Fletcher Yorkton Flying Club David Downs Saskatoon

Gardiner Predicts Aberhart Will Run Saskatchewan if Social Credit Wins

Dominion Agriculture Minister J. G. Gardiner forecast Premier Aberhart of Alberta would seek Saskatchewan leadership if Social Credit wins the Saskatchewan election on June 8. He attacked Alberta debt policy as socialism, praised Saskatchewan debt adjustments, and urged debt settlement through creditor debtor contact rather than court actions. He cited Saskatchewan's debt reduction under Patterson and defended Wheat Board policies and price support before harvest.

Dysahi Susk C.P William 'Aberhart Alberta Saskatchewan J. G. Gardiner Dominion Gardiner Ibelle Al‘berta Club of Legislation Patterson Wheat Board

Four planes scour Vancouver Island mountains for missing seaplane

A Vancouver search band scoured VaNcouver Island mountains for a missing Fairchild seaplane that left Vancouver for Zeballos with four aboard. Pilot Len Waagen and passengers Mrs. George Nicholson, Charles R. Rumsey, and H Boyd vanished Friday. Major Nicholson aided in the search as Ginger Coote Airways and other aircraft assisted with additional help from the Royal Canadian Air Force and coastguard units.

Vancouver C.P VaNcouver Island Fairchild Zeballos B.C Len Waagen Edmonton George Nicholson Charles R. Rumsey Toronto H. Boyd Steveston Wells Air Harbor Ginger Coote Ginger Coote Airways Yellow Machine Interior Prince George Sears Major Nicholson Coote Ralph Oakes G.C.A Norval E Molly) Small Canadian Airways Royal Canadian Air Force Jericho Beach Air Station United States Coastguard Port Angeles Wash Coastguard

Kidnapped lad's body found in water

The bound body of 12 year old Peter Levine, missing since February, was found on the Davenport Neck estate of Louis Iselin Long Island Sound. Detectives identified the remains by clothing item as Levine, son of Murray Levine, after a ransom note had prompted the initial disappearance.

Peter Levine New York New Rochelle N.Y Louis Iselin Davenport Neck Long Island Sound Edwin Gleason Michael Lynch

Britain displays air strength on Empire Air Day

London May 30 thousands watched Empire air day across 190 airfields showcasing Britain's air power. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain praised the armed forces as Sir Kingsley Wood and Air Marshal Sir Cyril Newall visited Hendon Camp Halton Oldham South Farnborough North Kenley and Biggin Hill. The highlight was Cardington's balloon barrage demonstration with sixteen units showing how attacking aircraft could be trapped.

London Cyril Newall Hendon Camp Halton Oldham South Farnborough North Kenley Biggin Hill Cardington Metropolitan

Aberhart Advocates Social Credit Across Saskatchewan Tour

Premier Aberhart told about 500 at Hanlen and 2,000 at Watrous that Social Credit can operate in a province with technical experts convinced of feasibility. He urged Saskatchewan support and read a pledge from the League for the Defence of Democracy backing British ideals.

Saskatoon Mayco Social Credit Aberhart Hanlen Saskatchewan

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