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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 10, 1938

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Hitler pledges unity as Nazi rally extols expansion

Amid a Nazi congress in Nuremberg 78 Nuremberg Bept. a0 Germany leaders claim Reich unity and strength. Hitler denounces Czech annexation plans and vows to safeguard Germany while Goering links Moscow and Jewish influence to Prague’s alleged ills. He presses for Rome Berlin Tokyo axis support.

Nuremberg C.P Germany Hitler Czechoslovakia Reich Marshall Goering Wade Ifitolereble Goering Moscow Pragué Great Britain Palestine

Britain Denies Henderson Hitler Meeting Amid Czechoslovak Crisis

Reports from London and Berlin indicate Britain has not instructed Sir Neville Henderson to meet Hitler and denies massing troops on frontiers. Downing Street rejects authenticity of several statements as Parliament debates the Czech crisis and possible British actions.

Germany Britain France Nuremberg C.P Neville Henderson Hitler Neville London C.P. Cable Downing Street Paris Havas Henderson von Ribbentrop Chamberain Clement Atlee Winston Churchill Samuel Hoare John Simon Viscount Halifax Berlin J. F. Sanderson C.P. Cublic Great Britain Chamberlain

Sudeten Ger mans in Prague resume talks on settlement

Prague September 10 C P Cable reports discussions between the Czechoslovak government and the Sudeten Germans toward solution of the European quarrel resumed after a three day break Premier Hodza met with Ernst Kundt deputy and Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein aide Hodza remained optimistic no concrete progress details were released Radio in Czechoslovakia urged Sudetens to consider settlement proposals.

Clement Attlee Labor House of Commons Chamberlain Anthony Eden Lord Halifax Foreign Office Eden Hitler Britain Czechoslovakia Mr. Eden Eire Jowact Suttoy Pratt Moravska Ostrava Prague Milan Wodza France Great Britain C.P Hodza Ernst Kundt Konrad Henlein Moravska-Ostrava

Ban On Roads For Truck Services Restricted Routes

Ban on roads for truck services effective Sunday at 7 a.m. restricts all trucks to half roads from Brooks to Medicine Hat and from the 4th Meridian to Winnifred until further notice. The ban, due to recent heavy rains, was announced by Provincial Engineer A. C. Gardner.

Brooks Medicine Hat 4Th Meridian Winnifred A. C. Gardner

Benes Urges Czechs to Brace for Sudeten Crisis

President Benes speaks in Prague urging readiness for possible sacrifices as Czechoslovakia faces the Sudeten German crisis. He pledges confidence that Czechoslovakia will resolve demands for autonomy.

Prague Benes Czechoslovakia

Rubbra Case Hearing Delays Accounting Disclosures

Calgary hearing centers on Rubbra and Company theft charges as audit details reveal conflicting balance sheets. Witnesses discuss June 30 assets, August 7 reports, and November 3 study showing a possible $30,000 net credit against a $15,000 deficit.

Calgary Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company F. C. Rubbra and Company, Limited Asuety Blanchard Rubbra Charles W. Richardson Medicine Mat Martyn Oliver Medicine Hat B. I. Jennett Peat. Marwick Jennett Mr. Blanchard Mylanchard Mr. Jennett Calgary Stock Exchange B. J. Jennett Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, and Company Rubora Helman Fitch Richard

Tenth case of infantile paralysis reported in Trail

Trail British Columbia September 10 hospital authorities report the tenth case of infantile paralysis for the season. The victim is a 4 year old boy whose condition is not serious. Previous cases have recovered or are progressing favorably under medical care.

Trail B.C C.P

Fractured neck injury reported from remote region incident

A man identified as C. P. tha shiridan of Wi oe Was was brought to the hospital last night by plane from Red Berens River. He suffered a fractured neck after a tee fell on him, about 100 miles north of here. Attending physicians say his condition is fairly good.

C. P. Tha Shiridan

Navy readies mine sweepers and destroyers for trouble

The Admiralty ordered full crew complements on seven ships of the first mine sweeping flotilla and four mine laying destroyers from reserve status. Vessels can sail quickly to defend the British Isles as home front maneuvers continue in the North Seas off Scotland. Minesweepers at Portland and increased Gibraltar strength are noted. Ships named include Hehe Hazard Sharp shooter Hussar Salamander Speedwell Niger Verséicle Vimy Vortigern Walker.

London Admiralty Sieet North Seas Scotland British Isles Gibraltar Mediterranean Portland Naval Base Hehe Hazard Sharpshooter Hussar Salamander Speedwell Niger Versécile Vimy Vortigern Walker

Britain Eyes Canadian Oil to Fuel War Effort

Berlin dispatch cites Voelnischer Beobachter claiming Britain seeks Canadian oil due to sea control limits. Alberta Turner Valley leads potential production with 40,000 barrels monthly and possible rise to 9,500 tons yearly. a Turner Valley Port Arthur pipeline is discussed amid broader Alberta field expansion plans.

Berlin Reuters Great Britain Canada Voelnischer Beobachter Nazi Party Committee of Imperial Defence Moore Singland House of Commons Iran Iraq Trinidad Venezuela England Alberta Turner Valley Port Arthur Edmonton Reace River Gape

Fort Vermilion Wheat Crop Seen Among Largest Yields

Edmonton dispatch reports wheat in the Fort Vermilion district about 500 miles north of Edmonton should produce 40 000 to 50 000 hundredweight in a record harvest. Estimated average yields run 17 to 18 bushels per acre with some farmers reporting up to 20 bushels. Commissioner Wallace judged at a district fair last week.

Edmonton C. P Chisholm Spurfield Alberta Forestry Department C.P Fort Vermilion Disfiel W. H. Walleces Wallace Fort Vermilion

Grain crop values rise sharply in Western Canada

The Winnipeg Free Press reports Canada's 1936 grain crop is valued at 312,945,000 dollars, up nearly 70 million from last year and about 20 million above 1936. Manitoba totals 56,495,000. Saskatchewan 116,285,000. Alberta 132,945,000, with notable increases over Dominion valuations.

O.P Canada Winnipeg Free Press Free Press Prairie Manitoba Dominion Bureau of Statistics Saskatchewan Dominion Alberta Itario Gan Min Medicine Hat Fair Reice Port ‘Arthur Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw Saskatoon Edmonton Vancouver Victoria Toronto Ottawa Montreal

Scandinavians Oppose League Sanctions Amid Czech Crisis

Delegations from Scandinavian nations plus the Netherlands and Belgium arrived in Geneva to press abandoning the sanctions article of the League of Nations. A Scandinavian diplomat warned against being dragged into a war not of their making, as Britain and France defend keeping sanctions.

Geneva C.P. & Cable Great Britain France League of Nations Netherlands Belgium

Supreme Court Hearing For Lloyd Noland On Fraud Charge

Lloyd Noland former stock inspector will appear before Justice Shepherd in a criminal sitting opening Monday at the Court House. He is charged with fraudulently omitting to pay monies due the Provincial government. Alex MacGregor acts for the Crown and E PR Davidson KC for the defence.

Lloyd Noland Justice Shepherd Supreme Court Alex. MacGregor E. PR. Davidson, KC

Charles Trim Longtime Mannington Official Dies

Charles Trim former reeve of Mannington and police magistrate at Milnerton Ontario for 54 years died. He served as town leader and held the magistrate post for decades.

Charles Trim Mannington Milnerton Ont

Shopping Festival Committee Meeting Notice

The Shopping Festival committee will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock in the News business office. Attendees listed include H. Oh Bean Don HawthOrne E L Cope M W McGowan Ben Dempster Howard Moore Roy Keating Charlie Beny P E Volway W Dennis Nat Botter Harry Hutchings Sol Bloomfield L Cohen and G A Clash.

Shopma Festival Committee News Business H. OH Bean Don Hawthorne E. L. Cope M. W. McGowan Ben. Dempster Howard Moore Roy Keating Charlie Beny P. E. Volway W. Dennis Nat Botter Harry Hutchings Sol Bloomfield L Cohen G. A. Clash

Credit plan operative in Bentley

The Edmonton Journal reports from Bentley Alta that a new credit scheme similar to the Three Hills plan is formed by a producers and consumers association. Deposits would earn 195 in credit per 100. transfer slips would release limited cash with the balance as credit. Speakers include John Brinson Norman Jaques and Eric Poole with ties to Social Credit.

Edmonton Edmonton Journal Bentley Alta Three Hills Producers' and Consumers' Association Treasury Department Community Association John Brinson Bentley Association Norman ‘Jaques Social Credit M.P Wetaskiwin Eric Poole Red Deer

Police probe skiff find and human remains near Jer vis Iniet

Police investigate discovery of a skiff and human remains found at the mouth of Jer vis Iniet, north of Vancouver. Authorities assess the site and await forensic results to determine cause and identity.

B. G Jervis Iniet Vancouver

Bennett Visits Old Country Amid Return From Canada

R B Bennett, former Conservative leader, toured London during his return trip. crowd-hushed reception noted as he walked through streets while officials avoided interviews. The event highlighted his renewed public profile in the United Kingdom and Canada.

Paris Nervous as France Prepares Civilian Defense

Paris faces heightened anxiety as France accelerates civilian defense measures amid Czechslovakia crisis. Interior Ministry plans gas mask distribution and shelter fortifications while ambassadors press Britain for a firm stance. Public bond markets dip as Paris weighs security choices and military alerts.

Paris Interior Ministry Charles Cirbin London Czechoslovakia Britain France

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