Go Western Is Formula For Success In Rodeo
Herman Linder of Cardston Alta here for his final rodeo show of the year offers his formula for broncho busting success. Go western if you want your show to be a drawing card he says and you would never worry about rodeo success if you dressed like your streets. The promoter, once dubbed the ting of the Cowboys, will run Penticton's third annual rodeo tied to the peach festival August 17 19.
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PENTICTON
Herman Linder
Cardston
Alta
Remains Guard Quebec Vessel After Fire Tragedy
Quebec police guard the burned hull of the river cruiser Quebec at a lower St. Lawrence port. Three passengers are dead and two Shapiro children are missing or rescued amid conflicting reports. An inquest resumes Friday as authorities move passengers to homes across the Saguenay.
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TADOUSSAC
Que
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Canada Steamship Lines
Norman Shapiro
Mount Royal
Bernard
Montreal
Andy Levinson
Shapiros
Leonard
Levinson
Murray Bay
Shapiro
Jean-Marie Bouchard
Saguenay river
The Left Hand Corner Hasn't School
A fragmented OCR item references The Left Hand Corner and a school note, with unclear details. The readable fragment suggests a local feature or column but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or events to confirm a specific action or outcome. Further readable text is needed to form a complete card.
Chips Fade From West End Cafes in London Report
London correspondent notes potato chips nearly vanish from catering. West End restaurants replace with small boiled potatoes served as a portion at four to six pence. Managers say potatoes are costly to buy and prices must drop before chips return. Cafes that once offered chips as a midday meal now see falling customer numbers.
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London
Ottawa Journal
West End
Cabinet opens as rail crisis tops agenda in Canada
The cabinet met at 10:30 a.m. Eastern to consider action to stop the threatened August 22 rail strike by 124,000 workers. Ministers expected a move to break the rail union stalemate with labor talks ongoing. A likely option discussed is deferring the 40 hour week while preserving take home pay, though no decision was announced.
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UAWA
E.C.T
Gregg
Missing R C M P Plane Located Safe In Arctic
An RCMP plane missing two days with four aboard was found safe at Cape Smith on Hudson Bay's east coast. Inspector Larsen and crew were on a routine flight from Coral Harbor to Port Harrison. a Lancaster bomber confirmed they appeared undamaged and walking about. A radio contact attempt was planned.
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WINNIPEG
RCMP
Cape Smith
Hudson Bay
FE. H. Terlson
R.C.M.P
Coral Harbor
R.C.A.F
Southampton island
Ottawa
Henry Larsen
Reid
Ney
Codsworth
Port Harrison
Moving Faster Than Mile a Day Pipeline To Winnipeg
A 10 inch steel spur line moving toward Winnipeg at more than a mile daily will deliver 1,050 000 gallons of Alberta oil daily. The $2,500,000 project from Gretna will shift crude to Winnipeg refineries. Work began July 28 with huge ditchers digging the trench on the International boundary.
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WINIPEG
Alberta
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Gretna
Man
Altona
Rosenfeld
RCAF to Expand Regular Fighter Squadrons and Training
Ottawa reports Air Marshal Curtis outlined a plan to dramatically grow regular fighter squadrons beyond the five approved and train air crews for nationwide and extra territorial use. The program includes radar units, coastal patrol squadrons, and Canadian built CF-100 and F8 jets, with expanded pilot training to meet wartime needs.
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OTTAWA
R.C.AF
W. A. Curtis
Canada
Korea
Curtis
Defence
Claxton
Quake Records Point to India Deep Shock
Scientists analyzing jumbled records across five continents pinpointed the centre and direction of a deep earthquake that hit eastern India last night. Quake measured near destruction intensity with widespread tremors felt in Siliguri and Darjeeling area. no casualty figures yet.
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Reuters News Agency
India
chile
eren
Campbell names three cabinet appointments in Manitoba
Premier Douglas Campbell announces three changes to his Manitoba cabinet. Errick Willis resigns as minister of public works, replaced by William Morton who keeps public utilities. C Rhodes Smith becomes attorney general, joining Liberal Progressive ranks. Speaker Wallace Miller becomes education minister, with Morton to be sworn in next Saturday as Willis resigns.
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WINNIPEG
Douglas Campbell
Errick Willis
Willis
Campbell
William Morton
C. Rhodes Smith
J. O. McLenaghen
Smith
Morton
Wallace C. Miller
Miller
Police Commended For Extreme Bravery
A Winnipeg coroner’s jury ruled that Detective Sergeant J Edvin Sims died from a shotgun wound fired by Henry Malanik. Sims died six hours after a July 15 shooting and stabbing at Argyle Street. Malanik, wounded by police, is charged with murder. The jury commended Sims Peachell and acting detective William H Anderson for extreme bravery.
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WINNIPEG
J. Edvin Sims
Henry Malanik
Canada Warship In Action
Canada’s destroyer Cayuga fired on harbor targets in a Communist-held port in South Korea as part of a three-ship Canadian flotilla’s UN duties. The action, first official report of firing, involved ships, docks, cranes, rolling stock, rail terminals and large buildings with no casualties.
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OTTAWA
Canada
South Korea
United Nations
Cayuga
J. W. Brock
Victoria
Athabaskan
R. P. Welland
McCreary
Man
Cmdr
Welland
Sioux
Paul D. Taylor
Royal Naval
Korea
Pusan
U.N
Former U S Ambassador Says Russia May Hold 100 Atomic Bombs
Joseph E Davies former U S ambassador to Russia told reporters in Houston on August 16 that he believes Russia possesses more than 100 atomic bombs. He said they have some bombs and the exact number is debatable, but he would personally believe over 100.
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HOUSTON
Tex
Joseph E. Davies
U.S
Russia
Mounties Take Over In British Columbia Police
In Victoria on August 16 RCMP assumed policing of British Columbia from the 7-year-old provincial force. Eleven officers quit, joining nine retirees and one more, as Assistant Commissioner A T Belcher reported no show-ups at some posts. Headquarters remained staffed and operations continued smoothly with no ceremony. Mayor Earle Westwood of Nanaimo commented on the transition.
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VICTORIA
CPh
RCMP
policine of
British Columbia
A T. Belcher
Mounties
Earle Westwood
Nanai
North Korean troops flee after largest Ba-29 raid over Naktong
North Korean patrols massed near Waegwan on the Naktong river front fled west and north in small groups after 98 United States B-29 bombers dropped more than 850 tons of bombs. Observers said Reds appeared dazed and demoralized as they crossed back across the Naktong. Five of seven camouflaged tanks on the west bank were knocked out, but not by the B-29 raid. Only big air activity of the Korean war front noted.
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OKYO
Waegwan
Naktong river
Associated Press
Leif Erickson
Earle E. Partridge
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Nakton
Naktong
Erickson
U.S
Salerno
Monte Cassino
Italy
St. Lo
Normandy
Freezing Temperatures Hit Peace River Grain Belt
In the Peace River grain belt in Alberta freezing temperatures were reported with 28 degrees at Fairview and 31 at Grande Prairie. No early crop damage noted but officials warn early frosts could threaten tender, half-filled heads. The cold air mass covers most of Alberta and Saskatchewan and is moving into western Manitoba. Snow depth up to five inches already reported in the Peace River block.
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DMONTON
Peace River
Dominion public weather office
Fairview
Alta
Grande Prairie
Alto
Edmonton
prairies
weather bureau
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Cabinet statement anticipated tonight in Ottawa
Official sources said a cabinet statement may be issued at 8 p.m. EDT, with discussions tied to the railway strike threat continuing in cabinet. The report notes ongoing influence of railway tensions on government deliberations and timing.
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OTTAWA
NEW DELHI
Reuters
Ganges-Brahmaputra
India
DUKES RANCH
CALGARY
Duke of Windseor
Pekiski
P. Burns Agencies Ltd
C.P.R. colonization department
H. C
Cessford
Mta
Cessford No. 1
Tews
Delhi Oil Corporation
ATILEE
CHURCHILL
LONDON
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RCAF
Calcutta
Siliguri
west Bengal
Darjeeling
TOBA
B.C
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