Duplessis Wins Big in Quebec Election Landslide
Premier Duplessis Union Nationale swept Quebec with 82 of 92 seats, ending Liberal dominance. Adelard Godbout defeated in L'islet, J Ernest Gregoire failed, and CC F and Labor Progressive candidates gained no seats. Returning officers counted ballots after polls closed across Quebec.
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Adelard Godbout
L'islet
Union of Electors
Quebec third party
J. Ernest Gregoire
iis
Guy Merrill Desaulniers
C.C.F
hilinegual
Gul L Caron
Labor Progressive
Quebec
Duplessis
E.C.T
Union Nationale
Three Rivers
lare
teaders
Maurice Duplessis
Exclusive London clubs and a secret 1822 upstart
The Long list notes White s founded 1693 with 15 guineas entrance and 20 guineas yearly. Boodle s 1782 at 20 guineas both, Brooks 30 and 20. A hidden club born in 1822 charges 1300 pounds entry and 150 pounds annual, with only 17 members. The Houghton Club is a trout anglers hotel on the river Test at Stockbridge Hampshire.
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London
White's
Boodle’s
Brook's
Witaker
St. Thomas Times- Journal
Houghton Clab
Houghton
Stockbridge
Hampshire
Camp Cook Faces Murder at Red Rock Camp
Charles Wynn a 34 year old camp cook is charged with murder after the stabbing of Leo Neveu 21 at Brompton Pulp and Paper camp Red Rock Ontario The accused was remanded to Fort William for August 5 hearing following a dining hall dispute over bacon.
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PORT ARTHUR
Charles Wynn
cook
Leo Neveu
Brompton Pulp and Paper Company
Red Rock
Ont
Wynn
Fort William
Laverlochere
Qué
Halifax
here
Court Will Give Ruling On Validity
Ottawa reports the cabinet has referred the margarine ban to the Supreme Court for a test of its validity. Senator Euler asserts the ban is unconstitutional while critics say the health basis of the ban is outdated and responsibility should revert to provinces. The ruling could shape whether margarine remains a federal restriction or falls to provincial control. Continued on Page Two.
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OTTAWA
C.P
supreme court
justice department
senate
W. D. Euler
L. Ontario
Euler
United States
James Sinclair
L. Vancouver North
Party Gains Losses In Quebec Election
The Canadian Press lists results by riding with Union Nationale 31 seats and Liberals 26. Gains include Abitibi East Argenteau Arthabaska Bellechasse Berthier Chambly Chateauguay Gatineau Kamouraska Lake St John Laval Lissier Lotbiniere Missisquoi Montmagny Montmorency Montreal Jeanne Mance Montreal Mercier Pontiac Quebec Centre Quebec East Quebec West Richelieu Riviere du Loup St Sauveur Vaudreuil Soulanges. Bloc Populaire 3 seats Beauharnois Montreal Laurier Stanstead. CC.F. 1 seat Rowyn Noranda NewCd Saguenay. Independent 1 seat Montreal St Ann. Liberal gains from Union Nationale Guspe North.
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Canadien
Quebec
Union Nationale
Liberals
Abitib East
Argenteau
Arthabaska
Bellechasse
Berthier
Chambly
Chateauguay
Gatineau
Kamouraska
Lake St. John
Laval
Lisslet
Lotblniere
Missisquoi
Montmagny
Montmorency
Montreal
Jeanne Mance
Mercier
Pontiac
Coldwell Opens Alberta Tour With Pincher Creek Stop
M P M J Coldwell national CCF leader opened his Alberta speaking tour addressing Pincher Creek supporters in the afternoon and MacLeod in the evening before heading to Calgary. He recalled his Alberta ties and argued private enterprise must serve the public.
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M. J. Coldwell
M.P
national
C.F
Alberta
Pincher Creek
Macleod
Coldwell
Calgary
PINCHER
Mr. Coldwell
national CCF
Teadsr
C.C.F
Crow's Nest
C. J. Bundy
Cowley
Ralph Connore
Ucnen
Flying boat crash near Buenos Aires kills 18
Maritime police report 18 dead and four injured in a four engined Alfa Airlines flying boat crash landing near the Plate river outskirts of Buenos Aires after departing Rosario. One passenger survived. Divers dispatched to recover bodies.
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BUENOS AIRES
A.P
Alfa Airlines
Rosario
Plate river
Martime
Alfa
St. Laurent Courted to Lead Liberal Party Amid Quebec Result
Ottawa reports External Affairs Minister St. Laurent intends to seek Liberal leadership and accept the party’s decision. Montreal calls for his resignation after Union Nationale’s Quebec victory. Victoria pundit Pattullo weighs Duplessis’ rising power and St Laurent’s leadership potential.
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OTTAWA
St. Laurent
Liberal
Quebec
Mr. St. Laurent
Maurice Duplessis
Canada
T. D. Pattullo
Duplessis
Laurier
Drew
Prowse to address Coaldale meetings with Liberal candidate
The Alberta Liberal leader J Har per Prowse and candidate Lou Higgins will speak at two public meetings in Coaldale community hall tomorrow at 3 pm. Voters are invited to hear election issues discussed.
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Liber] organization
Tabor
fedlly
J. Harper Prowse
BULA
Alberta
Coaldale
Lou Higgins
Retlaw
Liberal Candidate Rutherford Nominated in Pincher Creek
Flight Lieutenant J. W. Rutherford of Pincher Creek is named Liberal candidate for Pincher Creek Crow's Nest Pass after an enthusiastic Lundbreck nominating convocation. A 30 year old Second World War veteran, he joined the RCAF in 1939, earned his wings at Camp Borden, instructed at Macleod, served overseas, and fought with No. 60 Fighter Squadron in Burma.
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J. W. Rutherford
Pincher Crees
Pincher Creek
Crow’s Nest Pass
Lundbreck
RCAF
Camp Borsden
Macleod
No. 60 fighter squadron
Burma
Quebec Elections Five Party Results by Constituency
The Canadian Press tally lists results from multiple Quebec constituencies with vote totals for parties including UN, L, UE, JL, CCF and Ind. Winners vary by district such as Gregoire in St Maurice UN and Cote in Montreal St James UN, with many polls reported.
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Quebec
THREE RIVERS
Duplessis
Ladole GL
Poliquin
ST. MAURICE
Gregoire
Trudel
Vincent
HULG
Caron
Quimet
LISLET
Marler
Seton
JACQUES CARTIER
Gaston
Kirkland
Lachapelle
Viau
Murder Charge Over Sister-in-Law Bludgeoning in Ontario
Richard Rivers, 21, was charged with murder after the nearly nude body of 71-year-old Mrs. Leonard Rivers, his sister-in-law, was found in a hotel room in Blind River. Police report the victim suffered a battered face and strangulation with a tight gag around her throat.
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BLIND RIVER
Ont
C.P
Richard Rivers
Leonard Rivers
Deny Charges War Material Being Made
Sheldon Findlay and Tom Medforth recount a 2,500 mile trek along the Trans-Canada highway to Toronto from Vancouver. They describe walking with aid of thumb, riding army jeeps, camping, and eating roadside berries as they sought work. They mention encounters with bears and staying at the YMCA.
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TORONTO
Sheldon Findlay
Tom Medforth
Vancouver
YMC.A
cabing
Massive blast at Farben plant kills and injures many
German investigators face communist allegations that the Farben chemical works produced war materiel. Rescue teams battled flames in Ludwigshafen as 84 bodies were recovered, about 250 missing, and 2,000 injured. US troops reported heavy casualties across Mannheim and nearby zones.
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Associated Press
UDWIGSHAFEN
Germany
Farben
Rhine
Mannheim
United States army
Berlin
L G. Facbenindustrietras
Record of multiple 1940s North American aircraft crashes
Edmonton July 29 A Catalina flying boat crash near Kittigazuit N W T killed Thomas Warrack 28 of Edmonton with one other seriously injured. Nine survivors escaped injury and a court of enquiry will be convened with a relief plane dispatched. The craft on a supply run from Edmonton to Norman Wells and Kittigazuit struck water during a cross wind landing. Also at Grand Forks B C a four person plane crashed after take off killing pilot Arthur Hilson Spokane and passenger Lester Farish Lincoln Wash. two others Portious Seattle and McDonald Inchelum serious. In Shanghai a civil air transport G 48 crashed near Tsingtao killing 19 aboard including American pilot Richard Tarbet of Logan Utah and Chinese crew and soldiers.
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EDMONTON
RCAP
Catalina
Kittigazuit
N.W.T
Northwest Air Command
Thomas Warrack
RCAF
Norman Wells
sharrow passage
GRAND FORKS
B.C
Arthur N. Hilson
Spokane
Wash
Lester Farish
Lincoln
Norman W. Porteous
Seattle
J. &. McDonald
Inchelum
Okanagan Valley
alport
SHANGHAI
Tsingtao
Richard E. Tarbet
Logan
Utah
Tsinan
Liberals name two veterans for South Alberta ridings
Two new Liberal candidates were named at nominating conventions in South Alberta for the upcoming provincial elections. Veterans of the Second Great War, David Broadfeat of Redcliff and J. W. Rutherford of Pincher Creek, will contest Medicine Hat and Pincher Creek Crow's Nest constituencies respectively.
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South Alberta
David Broadfeat
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
J. W. Rutherford
Pincher Creek
Pincher Creek-Crow’s
Mesg
Ing
Curpreat
High River
Okotoks
David Broadscot
Redcilt
Redell Board of Trade
J. Harper Prowse
Alberta
Medicine Hay
J. J. Robinson
industry
labor
Credit Ucket
Alberta Wheat Pool Predicts Record Rye Crop Peak
Calgary reports Alberta will harvest the largest rye crop in its history with predicted production of 10,000,000 bushels, up from 6,640,000 in 1923. Increased acreage drives the forecast. sowing this year reaches 612,2000 acres from 400,000. Average yield expected to be good.
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CALGARY
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
One Killed In Accident Near Foremost Hill
A truck overturned on a hill about a half mile north of Foremost at 7:50 p.m. Wednesday. Leo Mitzel, a farmer from Nemiscam area, died in the wreck. Joe Mitzel and Gibson Stewart, from Taber, were injured and transported in two ambulances to Medicine Hat hospital in presumably non serious condition. The third passenger was not identified in the report.
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Foremost
Leo Mitzel
Nemiscam
Joe Mitzel
Gibson Stewart
Taber
Medicine Hat
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Services at Herald
Readers learn want ads cover dogs, buyers, sellers, real estate, household goods and livestock. The Herald Want Ad Department invites calls at 3202 to place notices and discover available opportunities.
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the Herald
Ad Department
Fire Chief Short elected second vice president
Fire Chief Wm HW Short of Lethbridge was elected second vice president of the Dominion Association of Fire Chiefs for the 149 term at an Elks Hall election. The president and first vice president had been chosen earlier by acclamation. Short’s win advances him toward the presidency in 1951.
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SNORT
Wm. HW. Short
Lethbridge
Dominion Association of Fire Chiefs
Elks Hall
Short
OTTAWA
C.P
Prices Board
t bere
Britain
F. W. JACKSON
HEALTH INSURANCE STUDIES
Manitoba
Martin
Jackson
heath
REGINA
Douglas
Saskatchewan
Alberta
ROBLIN
Man
C.P.J
here
Mike Trekopetz
Kathe
Shel Vailey
WINNIPEG
Brederith Wendt
Gainsborough
Pettare la Drairite
Mra
Frances Zeeda
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Duplessis II
Godbout
UEBEC
Union National party
U.N
Douglas party
CCF
PROWSE
FBI
Cypress
se LIBERALS
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