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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 23, 1933

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Yankee Attorney Turns Up in Nazi Court

In Leipzig Germany on September 22 American attorney Arthur Garfield Hays appeared on behalf of an accused Reichstag defendant but was rejected by the client. The trial focused on Marinus Van der Lubbe while another defendant Ern3st Torgler faced questions over alleged unfair press coverage. The court and lawyers debated representation and conduct as testimonies continued.

Leipzig Germany Tina Arthur Garfield Hays Reichstag Supreme Court Marinus van der Lubbe Mr. Hays Ernest Torgier Alfonse Sack Torgier William Buenger Hays Jel Torgler Lock Edmonton J. E. Brownlee Ottawa Royal Commission On Banking Finwice A. D. MacMillan Vivian MacMillan Dson A. L. Smith K.C Calgary Edson Allan Keene Seaver Canadian National Railways Alberta Allan D. Macmillan Sidson Alta Vivian Ontario Justice Boyle Neil D. MacLean MacLean Province of City of Vorgler van der Lubbe Karl Bonhoeffer Uefendant

Handicraft Guild Seeks Entries for Regional Exhibition

Exhibitors invited by the Handicraft Guild to submit entries for an upcoming show to be staged with the help of Assiniboia Music Co. The display will be set in Burns Block at 651 Second St near Monarch theatre next Friday and Saturday. Entries must reach Miss Margaret Lang by Monday night to aid display planning.

Handicraft Guild Assiniboia Music Co Monarch Theatre Margaret Lang Burns Second St Mr. Stratton H. McDonald Imperial Bank Redcliff Edson H. Ingleking Manyberries Hubert Giffin Edmonton Margaret Wm. Sellhorn H. Pinder

Doukhobor Nudists Are Freed in Cool Weather

Victoria reports gradual release of Doukhobor prisoners from Piers Island back to interior colonies Brill iant and Grand Forks. An advisory committee including government and Doukhobor representatives selects who is freed as the Brotherhood absorbs members. About 304 men and 288 women were sentenced earlier, many for nude parades in 1932. releases target those with children to influence elders away from protests.

Victoria British Columbia Piers S Island Vancouver Island Brilliant Grand Forks B.C R. H. Pooley Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood Piers Izland Sons of Freedom Altogeth Attorney-General's Department Dominion Department of Justice D. B.brankin Bnoys’ Industrial School Col. H. W. Cooper Newestminster Penitentiary F. F. Payne Nelson News Sons of Freedom Sect Piers’ Island Nelson, B.C

Kiwanis Club Drives For Old Clothing

The Kiwanis Club will start a drive for second hand clothing and bedding for Miss Carson city relief officer. Housewives are asked to save articles of clothing boots shoes and bedding during house cleaning time to prepare bundles.

Kiwanis Club Miss Carson

Cuba Adopts Three-Point Plan for Political Talks

President Gray San Martin and opposing factions met with neutral mediators in Havana. A three-point program guides future discussions: no foreign interference, a non-partisan government, and execution of the revolutionary program.

Havana Gray San Martin

Labor Party Rejects Endorsement of CCF

Windsor Ont Sept 23 Canadian Press reports the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress rejected endorsing the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation. R. D. Fallon of Montreal voiced the majority view saying workers should not be tied to any one group's policy. The rejection cited policy conflicts with the Congress.

Windsor Ont Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Canadian Trades and Labor Congress R. d. Fallon Montreal

Bulgarian refugee accuses Nazi court on counsel choice

In Leipzig on Sept 23 Bulgarian political refugee George Dimitroff and four others stand trial for firing the Reichstag building. He charges the court denied him free choice of counsel and insists 2000 Bulgarian Communists were innocently murdered, prompting a sharp rebuke from Justice Buenger.

Leipzig Germany George Dimitroff Buenger Thad

Newark to Host New York Stock Exchange Transfer

The New York Stock Exchange announced Newark New Jersey as the new site for its operations. The transfer to Newark will take effect October 2 to escape high taxes on stock transactions imposed by New York City officials.

New York Newark New York Stock Exchange New Jersey N.J Newark Evening News New York City

Local Notes From Redcliff and Area

Residents share travels and health updates as families return from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Edmonton trips. A hospital admission and a mining accident are reported along with church events a harvest thanksgiving service a whist drive and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration with gifts and a large arm chair as a joint gift.

Presbytery of Medicine Hat Gordon Memorial Church Thomas Powell R. W. Hibbert Calgary Hibbert R. Erskine Pow Rowan D. Binning Memorial Church, Medicine Hat Pow

Alsask dentist found shot dead in office

Dr. G. W. Taylor of Alsask Saskatchewan was discovered dead in his office with a shot through the temple. He had just finished a fine new dental office and was preparing to move in.

G. W. Taylor Alsask, Sask

Newbury Autumn Cup Won by Loose Strife

Canadian Press reports Loose Strife won the Newbury Autumn Cup, beating Sir Frederick Eley's Zimmes by two lengths. Beau Freeze, owned by W. M. G. Singer, came in third a neck behind Zimmes. The two mile and one furlong race determined the handicap.

Newbury Eng Johnson Sir Frederick Eiey Zimmes W. M. G. Singer Beau Freeze Zimenes

Labor delegates denounce relief camps and seek policy changes

Premier Bennett is pressed by the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada to abolish relief camps where men receive 20 cents a day. Delegates criticize relief agreements, demand wage standards, and urge Senate abolition with a push for contributory unemployment insurance.

Windsor Ont Trades and Labor Congress of Canada Dominion John Buckley Toronto R. B. Bennett Canada Tom Moore Ottawa Bennett Joseph Allan Calgary Congress Allan W. B. Low Winnipeg Percy Bengough Vancouver British Columbia Senate

Milk Producers Form Medicine Hat District Association

Local milk producers organized at City Hall to form the Medicine Hat and District Milk Producers Assn. A. Anderson serves as president with J. Cairney as vice president and J. W. Chorley as secretary treasurer. The group aims to safeguard milk purity and set a fair minimum price while anticipating upcoming Utilities Commission regulations. A follow up meeting is planned for Friday, October 6.

Medicine Hat and District Milk Producers Assn A. Anderson Pashley Utilities Commission

Roosevelt seeks broader price supports for farm goods

Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt administration aims to extend its 10 cent per pound cotton price support to major farm products. The plan uses expanded credit and production controls to raise farm purchasing power in step with industrial price increases, with a federal loan program of up to 400 million dollars tied to crop reduction pledges by farmers.

Washington United States Administration New York Moo National Farmers’ Holiday Association Roosevelt

Fire Hall Trophies Honoring Medicine Hat Brigade Names

Citizens and visitors are invited to inspect trophies won by the Medicine Hat Fire Brigade before the War. The display includes the Municipal Trophy for Hose Reel Race 1910-12, the Calgary Herald Challenge Cup, the W. E. Seagrave Trophy, and the Municipal Water and Light Co. Trophy among others. These honors stand as a tribute to Chief W. E. Hatcher and his assistants.

Medicine Hat Alberta Calgary Herald Municipal Water and Light Co A. Halward S.C. Taylor A. C. Taylor J. Dalton P. Yeo R. B. Bennett City of Medicine Hat Spinder Creek Lethbridge Red Deer Lacombe W.E. Hatcher

Unclear unrest in China reports widespread arson and turmoil

Scattered reports from Peiping indicate cornder able burnings and killings with pillaging in several areas near Changli. Civilians flee as unrest grows and speculation arises over potential Japanese intervention to quell the trouble.

Peiking Changli

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