Bible Institute Rift Sparks Open Tiff Police Called
Calgary clash at the Bible Institute and Bible Institute Baptist Church ends in police summoned after members fought to gain entry. Board members include Premier E C Maring Alberta and Mrs William Aberhart. Dissension cited as weeks and months of discord amid Beread Bible College tensions.
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CALGARY
Willam Aberhart
ee se
Cal
Eighth Avenue West
institute board
Bible Institute Baptist Church
institute
E. C. Marining
Alberta
C.B. Pearce
William Aberhart
Social’ Credit
Canada
Pearce
stitute
Cyril .Hutchinson
Bible
statt
Bible College
Bible Institute
Baptist “Church
Left Hand Corner Shorthorn Memorial Awards at Royal Show
The Left Hand Corner reports plans to mark the centenary of Thomas Bates father of the Shorthorn by new memorial awards at the Royal Show. Bates bred milk and beef cattle that spread worldwide, with 9,000 British herds deriving from his line.
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Thomas ‘Bates
Leral
Royal Show Yorkshire
Jevington
Yarm
Tees
dng
Bates
Ahent cole
Lethbridge Students Win Varsity Awards
Edmonton June 2 ten students from Lethbridge are listed among University of Alberta awards. Peter McLaren Roberts of 1602 6th Ave S won the English writing prize and the French government book prize. Joan Faye Council of University Women earned high standings in two omnibus courses. Campbell, third year engineering, led FIRST CLASS STANDINGS with several Lethbridge students also achieving over eighty percent. Other Southern Alberta winners include Misae Hironaka, Blairmore scholars, and Harold Pinkney in first year engineering with multiple awards.
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Herald
EDMONTON
Lethbridge
University ‘of Alberta
Peter McLaren Roberts
6th Ave. S
Roberts
R. E. Gordon
Joan ° Faye
Council of jervisty
Leth
Campbell
John Alex Mutchmer
John M. Asp'' Jund
Robert Grant Duthie
Stanley Gordon Jones
Brian William Smith
Charles Virtue
Gordon Bain
Southern Alberta
Misae Hironaka
Raymond
board of governors
U. of A
Barbara F. Miller
Blairmore
Harold Pinkney
board of, governors
Alfred’ Driscoll
St Laurent critiques race religion in campaign
Canadian press reports Prime Minister St Laurent urging Progressive Conservative leaders to repudiate racial and religious appeals. He criticized tactics used in Quebec while addressing English-speaking audiences and noted Liberal PC coalition talk. Continued on page two.
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Eublce ae
Rt. Hon
outa
klow
Quebec
cov SRO
peverenst
Kelowna
Drew
High School Gambling Syndicate Suppressed in Miami Beach
Miami Beach officers report a juvenile gambling syndicate at a high school was broken up. The group calling itself the K and M syndicate organized baseball bets and wagers on horse races. Bets were mainly five and 10 cents with a 25-cent limit and a 3 to 1 payoff.
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MIAMI BEACH
Fis
Fla
Hes
Robert
Lovelind
vn. M
songield
Loveland
West Berlin power split looms as four power talks resume
At the foreign ministers conference in Berlin western and Soviet plans for postwar control of the city dominated a 90 minute session. The West pressed for limiting veto power and for returning authority from the Kommandatura to local German administration while urging reunification under a single governing body. The Soviets signaled possible trimming of Kommandatura authority though unanimity for major issues remained a sticking point.
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Associated , Press
ARIS
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kommandatura
Sky
Vishinsky
Schuman
UN Presents Eighty Five Million Aid Plan
The United Nations today unveiled an eighty five million dollar plan to boost economic development in backward countries. Secretary General Trygve Lie released a 328 page document outlining a two year financial program, with the first year costing about thirty five point eight six million and the second year around fifty one point seven nine million. The plan, described as a pattern for future action, emphasizes decades rather than years for progress and will be financed by special contributions from participating nations. It will be executed by the UN and its agencies such as the ILO and FAO, with separate U.S. development efforts reported in Washington.
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LAKE SUCCESS
U.N
United States
Washington
Canada
International Labor Organization
Food and Agriculture Organization
Grandmother Master Forger Sentenced in Los Angeles Case
A demure grey haired grandmother active in welfare work in Burbank was sentenced to prison as a master forger who confounded police for 13 years. Mrs Margaret Bevan, 54, drew a term of one to 14 years after pleading guilty to one of 10 counts of forgery tied to theft of 6655 from markets and stores. Police charged she forged names on cheques sales slips and charge accounts. Vanouver report notes Solon Low national Social Credit leader arrives to campaign tour through Abbotsird Yarrow Chilliwack Ladner White Rock Langley today through Saturday.
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LOS ANGELES
Burbank
Margaret Bevan
VANCOUVER
Solon Low
Social Credit
Low
Abbotsird
Yarrow
Chilliwack
Ladner
White Rock
Langley
Lost valuables returned near Leth bridge Golf club
Lost and found notice says a bracelet with rhinestones was returned after quick action on New Year's Eve near Leth Bridge Golf Club. Reward offered. contact via phone numbers 2104 and 3202. Classified ad encourages readers to use the “work for you” listing.
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Leth~ bridge Golf club
Ure to Open Jensen Reservoir at Magrath Jubilee
Hon. David Ure set to officially open the Jensen reservoir in the Magrath district during the Magrath Golden Jubilee July 24 26. The program includes a church service with George A. Smith of Salt Lake City, a historical pageant parade led by James Sabey, sports events, and a monument unveiling to honor the first irrigation project opened November 14 189.
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EDMONTON
David Ure
Jensen reservoir
Magrath
George A. Smith
Salt Lake City
James Sabey
Ritchie MacDonald
department ‘of economic affairs
i mos
Hospital nurse supervisor quits over discipline clash
A nurse supervisor at the hospital resigned after refusing to permit discipline of a nurse who attended a hotel party. The board and commission aid provided evidence linking Milas Maybee and others to the affair, with photos and remarks from Toya? and precocious references to prear hospital affairs.
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The
commission’ aid
Milas
lawce
sn company
Atkin
Hospital official denies threats amid inquiry
Horace B. Atkin Metropolitan General hospital superintendent denies making threats to Mildred Maybee former nurse superintendent. Ontario Royal Commission hearings adjourned after Judge Erle Cross recommended Atkin's dismissal. Maybee reported hearing threats after leaving the courtroom.
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WINDSGI
Horace B. Atkin
Metropolitan General hospital
Erle Cross
Mildred Maybee
Maybee
Bin Atkin
Cross
Ontario
Royal commission
Mr. Atkin
ismiissal
Strikers in Quebec Demand Essential Guarantees in Mine Tieup
Strikers at Thetford Mines in Quebec vow to stay out until guaranteed protections are secured. About 4 000 workers support demands against reprisals, dual arbitration, and a fair tribunal. Three union leaders face trial on charges related to violence during the strike, with bail set at 910,000.
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THETFORD, MINES
Quebec
Chamberland
the
Federation of Asbestos Workers
Bailon Roche
hig
Mertook A
Thettord
tela
Defenders Face All Out Assault On Hong Kong
The piece discusses Hong Kong under threat from Maoist forces, with British and American support debated. It notes reinforcements to 12,000, refugee-impacted population growth, and concerns over fifth column threats. Defence Minister Alexander faces questions on defending the colony amid tension.
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LONDON
WU Mag-Tae
Alexander stead
Hong Kong
Britain
sland
Liberals Win 20th Newfoundland Seat
Liberals secure their 20th seat in Newfoundland's 28 member legislature after Reginald Sparkes defeats a Progressive Conservative in St Barbe. White Bay election awaited. Labrador poll results deferred to July 25.
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ST, JOHN'S
Nic
ise
Newfoundland
St. Barbe
Reginald
Sparkes
Progressive
hive
provingia
White Bay
Labrador
Juvenile Assault Reported After Morning Incident
A juvenile case is cited with police involvement following a morning incident. Authorities describe the event as an assault and are reviewing statements from witnesses. The report notes ongoing investigation and potential charges depending on findings.
Canadian proposal echoes calls to ease agricultural controls
Delegates from 23 countries at the conference urged a Canadian styled approach to reduce government control over farming. They stressed the need for social and technical assistance to stabilize prices and support teaching objectives over the next two years. The discussion noted India and Denmark as context while outlining financial support of about 1.5 million dollars. (Continued on Page Two)
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GUELPH
India
endly
agriculural
Denmark
Strikers Reject Communist Sponsored Offer in Berlin
Berlin reports show strikers overwhelmingly rejected a Communist sponsored offer to resume railway service, with a small minority supporting the plan. The event highlights rising tensions as labor actions impact transportation and economic activity across the city.
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BERLIN
ralteay
strickers
SENATE
WASHINGTON
United States Senate, foreign ‘relations committee
WOODCOCK
FREDDIE MILLS
LONDON
Brute
secomide
petilemiemi
Quebec
breke
limme
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FORT
TSINGIAG
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NANKING
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Davy
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