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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 21, 1947

Page

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Inquest into Girl's Death Adjourned at Muskoka Resort

BRACESRIDGE Ont June 21 After two days of questioning the inquest into Christina Kettlewell's drowning adjourned until next Wednesday. Witnesses included Jack Kettlewell husband of the bride and Ronald Barrie longtime friend and best man who admitted lengthy statements to police. Barrie claimed Christina faced blackmail after a 1946 attack and alleged she had borrowed about 12000 from him while Barrie also acknowledged inappropriate relations. Evidence showed Christina was drugged before her wedding and had a premonition of disaster if Barrie joined the honeymoon. A handwriting expert noted death by her own action was signed by Christina. The court heard Barrie described as a schemer who spoke of money grandly and Barrie admitted borrowing to help Christina. Inquest continues.

BRACESRIDGE Christina Kettlewell Muskoka Jack Kettlewell Ronald Barrie Barrie C.” P. Hope K.C Toronto Kettlewell Christina Orillia blondeser Helen Macon Severin river Bartle

Left Hand Corner Mouse Trap Claims The World Beat

A farmer in Australia tests a homemade trap that uses water, cheese, a grease coated bottle, and a board to lure mice. Harry Huttonby offers the design without patent or royalties. The Ottawa Journal notes termites and other notes on the back page.

Australia Kitchener estly abel Harry Huttonby Ceel

Quints Steal Show at Marian Congress in Ottawa

Ottawa buzzed as the Dionne quintuplets arrived for the Marian Congress drawing crowds and causing traffic jams. The siblings, from Callander Ontario, accompanied by parents and siblings, viewed the Our Lady of Fair Love drama while Cardinal McGuigan and other church leaders attended the procession and candlelit ceremonies downtown.

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Protestants Protest Participation in City Meeting

In Red Deer public gathering yesterday, sponsored by the Canadians Federations League, speakers included Chenereh Vi Vincount Alexander and used spurring on participation in Congress at Ottawa. The meeting emphasized Protestant involvement in civic affairs and political engagement locally.

RED DEER Caan iians Leete eis bre Ie Cererme Chenereh Alexander uscacarie petcpatia Congrets Ottawa

Steve Canyon Joins Herald Comic Lineup Monday

Milton Caniff introduces Steve Canyon to the Herald comics, expanding the strip roster to six. Shown with Dick Tracy Maggie and Jiggs Donald and Daisy Duck Blondie and Dagwood and Li'l Abner, Steve Canyon promises adventure for readers of all ages. Copper Calhoun Big Red Delta Happy and Bullet Hole Pete are set to become familiar as the daily tale unfolds.

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Attlee Rebukes Rebels on Freedom and Democracy

Attlee denounces socialist critics while urging clear moral standards and individual rights in a speech at a miners demonstration. He defends freedom of speech and election integrity, argues every people has right to self government, and warns Britain faces coal shortages that threaten industrial strength and the ability to fund essential imports.

BARNSLEY Glox England Jane BLue Prine Miliiater Europe Altice sweet Trades Union Congress Britain Russia Marshall Adtlee United States Attlee Shinwell

Riots Kill and Injure as Lahore Violence Intensifies

Bombs and gunfire ignite deadly clashes in riot torn Lahore and Amritsar. Hindu workers suffer 20 injuries while 32 houses burn as troops and police attempt to quell the chaos. Punjab partition plans loom as Bengal Assembly votes on dividing Indian territory between Pakistan and India.

SAWCOTTA Reuters Pakistan Hinausten Lahore Bengal legislative Assembly India dominions

Houghton Tory Choice Leads Calgary Nomination

Gordon S. Houghton was elected as Progressive Conservative candidate at a Calgary nominating convention on Friday afternoon. A 109 foot high tree fell across a highway, killing the groom William McVea, 21, and injuring his bride Nina, who is hospitalized and honeymoon plans halted.

CALGARY Gordon S. Houghton maar Repine William McVea Nina

No Agreement After 24 Hour Talk Fes Efforts

MT Vernon Newfoundland June 21 4 Pilson broke ground on a 2 1 2 acre plot, discing and parronrisl it five times searching for a wallet with $60. On the fifth tour the barrow emptied wet soil and he found the wallet, still containing the $60.

MT, VERNON na Pilson Pia

Veto supporters push to delay Senate vote next week

Frazzled senators argued through a long session on June 21 over timing for voting on President Truman's veto of the Taft Hartley labor bill. A small group sought to delay until Monday or Tuesday, hoping to let public reaction form the stance. White of Maine pressed for a Monday vote, while Morse of Oregon held the floor to stall, aiming for restive weekend delay.

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Confidence for Gasperi government faces vote in Italy

Rome June 21 The fourth de Gasperi cabinet the first since liberation to exclude Communists and Socialists won a confidence vote in the constituent assembly by 274 to 231 with four abstentions Among those abstaining was former premier Nitti. The government drew support from the Liberals Monarchists and Giannini's Uomo Qualunque while Communists extreme left Socialists Republicans and some moderate Socialists opposed it.

ROME alcide de Gasperi Italy de Gasperi Christian Democrats Guglielmo Giannini Uomo Giannini eee

French Budget Plan Rejected by Assembly Vote

The French National Assembly finance commission rejected the government's plan to shore up an unbalanced budget by wage concessions, 76 to 13 with three abstentions. The budget remains under debate Monday as commissioners deny a no confidence motive against Premier Paul Ramadier while wage protests ripple through transport, department stores, tobacco, and the La Rochelle naval dockyards with demands for production bonuses.

PARIS Reuters French national assembly finance commission Commission Paul Ramadier N18 pO La Rochelle france

Identify Body Of Dead Pilot Found Near Ely

On June 21 a terse notice reported a dead pilot found near Ely. The brief item notes a formal identification proceeding by authorities and mentions a tighter security detail in the aftermath.

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Junk Jewelry Reward Reveal in London Case

In London on June twenty one a man thought he found a municipal brooch worth only two thousand six hundred dollars after reading a large reward. Upon claiming the prize he learned the clip actually valued ten thousand pounds, about forty thousand dollars, altering his find into a major treasure.

LONDON piers Toukotd

Uateak Gangland Boss Killed in Beverly Hills Shootout

Beverly Hills Calif June 21 gangland slaying ends with Siegel dead after multiple shots. Guest Allen Smiley present as authorities investigate, tying to figures like Lepke in New York amid Murder Inc. links. Police quote Smiley on the scene and number of shots unclear.

BEVERLY HILLS Calif twilet Benjamin Siegel Allen Smiley tigers White Lepke Murder, Inc New York City crim Sing tee

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