Alberta Social Credit moves to fund system expansion
Alberta legislature opens a special session with a throne speech and bills. The Social Credit bill seeks to empower a Social Credit Board to distribute province credit and possibly establish a permanent commission. A government bill would allow depositing provincial funds in any Alberta institution. Premier Aberhart plans to unveil main Social Credit legislation tomorrow amid cabinet secrecy.
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Edmonton
C.P
Alberta
C. Bowen
Social Credit Board
Aberhart
Social Credit Commission
Canada’s external trade climbs to near two billion
Canada’s external trade rose to 1,591,365,000 in the 12 months ending June, up 20.8 percent from 1,494,863,000. Imports increased 23.7 percent to 722,202,000, domestic exports surged 24 percent to 1,118,249,000, and foreign receipts grew 22.6 percent to 15,915,060. The visible trade surplus reached 406,962,000, up 79, Ther from the prior period, with duties collected rising 14 percent to 50.
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Ottawa
Ug Se
Canada
SO Tsu
Cau
St John Ambulance Certificates Issued After December Exam
Certificates have been issued for candidates who completed First Aid training under the St John Ambulance Association at the Canadian Pacific Railway Medicine Hat center following the December 1086 examination. Recipients include John Murphy, Robert Wantess, Thomas Evans, James Mackinnon, and many others.
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St. John Ambulance Association
Canadian Pacific Railway Centre
Medicine Hat
Hue
John T. Murphy
Robert WK. Wantess
Thomas H. Evans
James Ab Mckigunn
Edward Mcbenai
Josephine S. Diett
James Mcleod
Patricia Terrill
Caroline Conner
Alexander James Strachan
Norman J. Willis
Thomas W. Mefeleunn
Fame TP. Fionn
Dorothy Mackie
Amargaret Ludwig
Ruth Ingram
Frances Esmonde-White
Ann Laskman
Marion Feliott
Doreen K. Darley
Peuline Scott
Elose Sendder
Marion WW. Stewart
Margaret Lt Noton
Muarerorel Mackie
Marguerite Sc. Wray
William Melvin Dixon
Marshall Burnett
Mary Layton
Lillian Wright
Convict Norman Cushnein dies in Kingston Penitentiary
The convict Norman Cushnein died in Kingston penitentiary from peritonitis. Abs. Agnes Brown Kerr, widow of aofea captain, died at her home in Deliktea Alberta and was buried soon after.
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Norman Cushnein
Kingston Penitentiary
Abs
Agnes Brown Kerr
Aofea
Deliktea
Alberta
Dtosaa Mear
Bold Kidnap of Young Lad Turns Out to Be Parents
Wil bert Crowley said the 6 month old Donald Horst reported kidnapped was found at the home of John Levan and his wife Lydia Regan admitted taking the child but denied ransom calls. The Regans claimed to be the boy’s real parents and filed a birth certificate showing the Horsts as natural parents. The case revealed a fraud involving the Horsts and Regans with police investigating the altered parentage and alleged ransom demand.
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Ghiogagg
Wilbert
Crowley
Otto Horst
Donald Horst
States Attorney
John Levan
Lydia
Regans
Nouxup
Donald
Regan
Horst
Pote
Alberta Social Credit Bill Amended in Legislature
Alberta treasurer Solon Low introduced a Social Credit amending bill in the legislature adding temporary province credit provisions and expanding the board functions to promote and finance social credit in the province. The amendments include new paragraphs and subsections for the commission and board powers and require directions for carrying out credit initiatives.
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Edmonton
Social Credit
Solon FE. Low
Ano
Alberta Soil Credit Act
Alberta Social Credit Act
Alberta
Sherefor
Legislative Assembly
July Heat Compare With 1936 Weather Record
Weather observer C Pickering reports for July the mean temperature 70.2 degrees, below 1936’s 77.2. Peak 105.3 on July 4 vs 106.4 last year, 52-year hottest 108 in July 1886, coldest 50.2 on July 25. Sunshine 302 hours, wind gust 60 mph July 21. Precipitation about 0.96 inch, far below 1.84 normal. four growing months total 4.03 inches vs 6.64 normal.
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C. Pickering
Flying Boat Crash Claims Two RCAF Members
Royal Canadian Air Force flying boat crashed into water today near Belleville. Flying Officer J Henning 23 from Wasganesa died after the motor stalled and he plunged into the water from about 60 feet. Corporal TL Collins was saved after swimming to shore.
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Bilemvilei
J. la. Henning
Wasganesa
Man
TL. Collins
Belleville
Royal Canadian Air Force
Rev Dr Simon A Mraser Died in Seattle
Victoria based retired United Church minister Rev Dr Simon A Mraser died in Seattle. Former missionary in Trinidad, his death closes a long ministry across Canada and the Caribbean.
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Simon A. Mraser
United Church
Victoria
Seattle
Trinidad
Australian Oranges Now On Sale In City
The first carload of Australian grown oranges and lemons arrived in Medicine Hat and is now sold through local grocers for the benefit of housewives. The seedless fruit is of December California quality, well colored and deliciously flavored. Prices are slightly lower due to Australia’s preferential tariff and duty-free entry.
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Medicine Hat
National Fruit Co
California
Australia
West Chinese Army Routed as Japanese Advance Reports
Chinese authorities claimed air bombardment routed western forces near Peiping and North Popa province fell to Japanese. Japanese forces massed 4,000 troops for a push on Chinese positions near the Great Wall. Swatow reported martial acclaim with more warships arriving to join existing fleet.
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Anus
Popa
Consolidation of School Districts Progress Reported
Trustees of Cypress School Division meet in Medicine Hat to report on district consolidation and a large payroll update. Current salaries up to June 30 were paid, arrears reduced, and 62 classrooms planned for operation with new and moved facilities. New teacher appointments include Putnam, MacGregor Matheson, Jardine, Toole, and McQuay, with provisional hires possible before September 1.
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Cypress
Reyal Bank Chambers
Third Street
Medicine Hat
W. J. Perry
Drundhess
J. Sissinger
Hilda
J. Jesping
Schuler
Th. Roth Irvine
G. Heinrich
Welsh
Fried Fisher
Toen
Alberta ‘Peachers’ Alliance
Beare
Picten
Chappice Lake
Omeeling
Beam
Helen N. Putnam
Nearton
MacGregor Matheson
Cattle shipments eyed as drought drags on in prairies
Regina reports Agriculture Minister Gardiner estimates 200 000 to 300 000 head of cattle must be moved from drought areas in Saskatchewan and Alberta under the federal pooling plan. He notes two weeks ago figures could exceed 500 000, but recent rains may allow more cattle to stay with better feed.
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Regina
C.P
Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Board
FE. S. Archibald
Ottawa
Dominion Experimental Farms
Saskitchewan
Vatican Recognizes Insurgent Junta as Legitimate Spanish Government
Vatican confirms recognition of the Spanish insurgent government. A Vatican statement says the Holy See recognizes the military junta as legitimate authority in Spain, amid circulating reports from Salamanca and Vatican City about official stance and conditions.
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Vatican
Altaibes
Aveebos
CPR outing set at Brooks for employees and dependents
Plans are advanced for a CPR Social and Athletic Club picnic and sports day at Brooks in August. A special train will depart Medicine Hat at 1 PM and return around 10 PM, open to CPR employees and their dependents on the Medicine Hat division.
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C.P.R
Brooks
Medicine Hat
C.P.R. Social and Athletic Club
Textile Mills Close Montreal as Strike Persists
The Dominion Textile Company announced it would keep its nine mills idle until Christmas rather than settle with the National Catholic Federation of Textile Workers, deepening the Quebec strike impact.
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Montreal
C.P
Quebec
Dominion Textile Company
Fragments of a Warped Tablet Readings and Mumbled Names
A garbled OCR fragment catalogs partial phrases and broken names. It mentions Mister John and scattered terms like parallel mottos and weights, with no clear event or location discernible from the legible text.
Riflemen Traveling To Canada In Duchess of York
Three groups of marksmen cross from Liverpool for the Duchess of York event. Lt-Col C S Colwell leads the Halifax Bisley team returning with members. The Duchess of York hosts Canadian and British teams with winners of the Ketepore Cup and Pimipire Competition joining the trip to Ottawa next week.
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Montreal
Duchess of York
C. S. Col Well
Halifax
Canaan Bisley
Teadm
C.T.C
Wao Dre Colone
Iechimten Enlte Association
Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth Receives Birthday Greetings in Highland Celebration
The queen marked her 37th monthday in Seothind with gifts from the Withee including Tudor rose and thistle themed bracelet. Messages of congratulations arrived from the Empire and a distant country district.
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C.P
Geen Edlizabeth
Seothind
Empire Owt
Little Country District
Open verdict in the Olds killing shocks community
A coroner s jury returns an open verdict in the Olds killing of Fred Farrar after a quarrel over a purse containing forty dollars. Albert Farrar, 60, is suspected but unnamed. Mrs Farrar testified the two men argued after a day out and the rifle was found in the upstairs bedroom. The exact shooter remains unknown.
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Olds
Aloha
Fred Fparrar
Here
Farrar
Varruise
Albert
Hi Dafier
Potteries and Greenhouses Seek City Help Amid Losses
A joint letter from A D Cui Ming president of Medalta Potteries Limited and Medicine Hat Greenhouses Limited appeals to Mayor and Aldermen for relief. They report heavy operating losses, wage cuts, and high taxes and utilities. They note bonds and profits paid to shareholders and warn they may have to cease operations. 1866 history cited and bondholders in talks.
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A. D. Cuiming
Medalla Potteries Limited
Medalta Potteries Limited
Medicine Hat
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Alta. Govt
Solon Low
D. M. Duggan
Iis
St. John Ambulance Asso
Mrs. Klorst
Peiping
Deabied
Poly
Textile Mills
Mister John
Elizabeth
Beth Ogher
Cup
Slocoq
Cis Sun
Mayer
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