Medicine Hat Rotary Hosts Canada Day Dinner on Inter Nation Talks
Medicine Hat Rotarians hosted 84 members and families from Medicine Hat and visiting Canadian club members for the eighth annual joint meeting with Havre. Dr. Alfred Atkinson, past District Governor and Montana State College president, gave the keynote on modern social and economic trends, NRA policies, and global experiments, noting war as a market of social direction and Jefferson’s warEvery 20 years adage, with reference to Roosevelt era changes and postwar leisure, security shifts.
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N.R.A
Church
Huy
Bill Church
Whg
Havre
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Rotary
Atkinson
Roosevelt
Russia
Italy
Germany
United States
Jefferson
Senate
Relief Work Then Payments Change Official Policy
A city relief sub committee proposed shifting relief aid from a repayable in kind system to work in advance. The plan would create a credit balance, requiring recipients to work before relief is issued. Council debated the change, adopted the proposal to be implemented by the relief committee, with timing to be decided.
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Relief Committee
Ald
Simpson
Fid
Parrish
Ald. Simpson
King
Ald. King
Second St
South Railway
Sixth Avenue
Boyd
Ifia
Hose
Renee
Quebec treasurer argues against national banking plan
Quebec provincial treasurer R F Stockwell told the Royal Commission on Banking that advocates of a national system aim for confiscation. He warned central bank would invite political influence and bias in credit, adding the present system, supported by Bank and Finance Acts, works well. The hearing in Quebec City wrapped up with analysts moving to Montreal for sessions.
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Quebec
Royal Commission On Banking
R. F. Stockwell
Canada
Stockwell
Lord Macmillan
Dominion Central Bank
Quebec City
Montreal
Professor Denounces Profit Motive In Farming Policy
At the Conservative summer school in Newmarket on September 6, Prof. W. M. Drummond of the University of Toronto lambasted those who seek profit from farming in 1983. He argued that promises of prosperous agriculture have historically been exaggerated and warned against reformers pursuing material aims rather than genuine policy to guarantee farming prosperity.
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TSA
Tass Sete Srn
Newmarket
W. M. Drummond
University of Toronto
Canada
Notes from Redcliff Players and travelers update
Notes from Redcliff recount several return trips and visits by local residents and friends. Cyrus Fow returns from a lengthy Waterton Lakes vacation while Janet McFadden resumes home life after Avoniea Sask. Other locals reach home after varying vacations in Vancouver Victoria and Sask.
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Cyrus Fow
Waterton Lakes
Janet McFadden
Avoniea
Sask
Pallie
Beth
L. Cahoon
Vancouver
Victoria
Charles McKenzie
Aon of
R. J. McKenzie
Redcliff
Sterling
Imprial
Piapot
MDA
Canadian winner Helen Gray to represent Canada in Hollywood contest
Helen Gray of Medicine Hat has been chosen to represent Canada in Paramount Pictures world wide Search for Beauty contest. The 15 women and 15 men selected from 100000 applicants will receive film contracts for principal roles in The Search for Beauty, with production slated to begin mid October. Miss Gray’s talents include drawing, dancing, and athletic swimming and skating, and she rose to prominence after friends urged her to enter last July at Monarch Theatre.
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Heart OF Hollywood
Helen Twelvetrees
Paramount
Roosevelt Hotel
Movie Kingdom
California
Maud Wyatt
Pearsonville School
Suffield
Jean Moore
Frances Buchholz
Harvest Vale
Charlie Fitzhenry
Johnnie Stotz
R. Fairhurst
Duchess
Kate Waters
Dickson
Harvestale
Helen Gray
New Yecreek
W. H. Gray
Aberdeen St
Canada
Medicine Hat
Dominion
Miss Gray
Monarch Theatre
Hollywood
U. S
Buster Crabbe
Grace Bradley
William Frawley
Erle Kenton
Page Hight
British farmers back national dairy pool by wide margin
British farmers vote overwhelmingly for a national dairy pool with 96.42 percent in favor and 3.58 percent opposed. The plan creates national and regional pools to aggregate milk sales and distribute profits to participants based on milk delivered.
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London
United Kingdom
Communism Preferable To Fascist Govt System in Port Hope
Port Hope Ont September 5 John W Dafoe editor of the Winnipeg Free Press told the Liberal summer conference that violent changes through history show depressions, and current upheaval may breed dreamers and miracle workers. He said democracy may be exhausted and warned that Communism and Fascism threaten liberalism. liberal principles must guide international action and defend democracy against reaction.
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Port Hope
Ont
John W. Dafoe
Winnipeg Free Press
Liberal
Dafoe
Mr. Dafoe
Thomas Carlyle
England
Commonwealth
Navy Secretary Swanson Tours Havana En Route West Coast
Secretary Swanson left Washington for Havana aboard the Indianapolis not on Roosevelt orders, then will proceed to the west coast. In Texas, the hurricane death toll dropped to 18 as Brownsville reported no fatalities, with valley damage estimated from 15 to 50 million dollars.
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Washington
Swanson
Havana
Indianapolis
White House
Roosevelt
Edinburg
Texas
Brownsville
Canadian Pacific Ry Conciliation Board Appointed
Ottawa Sept 5 Lynn B Spencer of Welland Ont has been named chairman of the board of investigation and conciliation in the dispute between the Canadian Pacific Railway and its clerks freight handlers and related groups. Earlier W W F O'Connor Ottawa and Geo S Currie Montreal were named to the board on worker and company recommendations.
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Ottawa
C. P
Lynn B. Spencer
Welland
Ont
Wesley Gorcon
Chaiman
Canadian Pacific Railway
W. W F O'Connor
Geo. S. Currie
Montreal
Riot at Matteawan Prison Ends in Death and Tear Gas
A state hospital inmate was killed, and two others were overcome by tear gas as troopers forced entry into a small room where four inmates barricaded themselves during an attempted escape at Matteawan Prison in New York.
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Matteauan
St&e Hospital
Devastating Rio Grande Hurricane Toll in Edinburg Texas
Reports from Edinburg Texas recount a tropical hurricane that swept the Rio Grande valley, causing immense damage. Authorities fear the death toll will rise with about 32 dead and 1500 injured as homes and possessions were lost, with fears of potential floods from recent torrential rains.
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Edinburg
Texas
Fangsian Press
Rio Grande Valley
Cuba's Revolt and U S Naval Response
Havana reports a developing revolt as army ranks threaten instability. Cuba promises full representation to a revolutionary faction while arm shipments and guard deployments intensify. President Roosevelt directs Navy to reinforce Havana with Indianapolis and warships to deter foreign interference and protect life and property.
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Havana
Cubia
Cienfuegos
Aragones
Baire
Washington
Cuba
Roosevelt
Claude Swanson
Indianapolis
Swanson
H. Standiey
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ADG
Odd
Tory Summer School
City
Canadian Pacific Ry. Conciliation Board
U. S. Prison
Loa
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