Walsh Cattle Marketing Association Plans Four Fall Sales
More than half a million dollars of quality bred cattle will be sold this fall from Walsh flats near Medicine Hat through the Walsh Cattle Marketing Association. About 5 000 head are booked by 100 members for four auctions from September 18 to October 23 with buyers expected from Ontario Quebec the prairie provinces and US.
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Walsh “Flats
Medicine Hat
Walsh Cattle Marketing Association
United States
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
U.S
Bert Hargrave
Hargrave
Walsh
Walsh Marketing Association
Alberta-Saskatchewan
Walsh Association
Ed Nittke
Archie Boyce
Olds
Harry Hayes
Calgary
Emilie Dionne Buried In Corbeil Ontario
Emilie Dionne was laid to rest in Corbeil after her death from asphyxiation linked to an epileptic stroke. Quintuplet sisters Marie Annette Cecile and Yvonne mourn at graveside. crowds and 21 priests attended a solemn funeral mass at Sacred Heart church.
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Emilie
Annette
Marie
Yvonne
Cecile
Corbeil
Ont
Emilie Dionne
Dionne
Ernest
Olivia, Jr
Daniel
Victor
Maurice Girouard
Thomas Callahan
Claude
W. H. LaFrance
Bonsfield
Callander
Ste. Agathe
Que
Prairie cattlemen resist compulsory marketing plans
The Western Stock Growers Association of Alberta and Saskatchewan say they will push a prairie conference this fall to debate farmers union livestock marketing board proposals. They oppose compulsory controls, arguing such plans harm the beef industry and curb ranchers’ initiative. A Calgary meeting is planned after an emergent July 31 decision in Medicine Hat, with ministers invited and a potential third day at February Calgary gathering.
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Western Stock Growers Association
Alberta
West
Alberta Association
Saskatchewan Stock Growers’ Association
Halmrast
L. C. Halmrast
Bert Hargrave
Walsh Rancher
Hargrave
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Calgary
Farmers’ Union
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Farmers’ Unions
Unidentified jet strafes Bridlington town in mystery incident
Vacationers fled as a jet fired cannon over Bridlington bay striking two houses but causing no injuries. Initial RAF attribution contradicted, investigations continue with no conclusive blame. The firing reportedly occurred near a range used by American Canadian and RAF aircraft. no comment from US or RCAF offices.
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Bridlington
England
Yorkshire
British
Air Ministry
RAF
North Sea
F. M. Goodall
Mrs. Goodall
Walter Duckworth
London
Bridlington Bay
U.S
RCAF
Britain
Man Versus Bullock on Liverpool Dock
Eugenio Sanchez battled a six month old 1000 pound bullock named Ferdy at Canada dock Liverpool. After a chase along the quay the bullock charged the dockside. Sanchez returned, captured Ferdy with a rope and Ferdy walked aboard the Galea to be slain by a seacook.
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Liverpool
Eugenio Sanchez
Bullock
Canada Dock
Ferdy
Galea
Spain
Eugenio
Six Months' Extension for Redcliff Treasury Sub-Office
Premier Manning has extended the Redcliff treasury sub-office operation by six months after a protest by the Redcliff Board of Trade and MLA Mrs. E G Robinson. The facility, seven miles west of Medicine Hat, runs two days a week and faces potential closure if banking transactions do not improve.
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Government Treasury
Redcliff
E. C. Manning
Medicine Hat
Here
Manning
Stan Heppell
Treasury
Mr. Heppell
Board of Trade
Robinson
Treasury Board
Mustard Crop Suffers 75 Percent Loss in Bow Island
A severe hail storm in Bow Island caused 75 percent damage to the new mustard crop just ready for cutting. Some fields yielded 1000 to 1200 pounds per acre before the brief, concentrated storm reduced yields. Insurance claims were filed with Bow Island hail board agent R S Beatty. A secondary grass fire near Bow Island burned about 30 acres.
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Medicine Hat
Bow Island
R. S. Beatty
Hail Board
James Gibson
Brooks
RCMP
Irvine
Peters Improves after Empire Games Collapse
The News reports Jim Peters, England's marathoner, remains in improving condition after collapsing at the British Empire Games. Officials provided the latest update on his recovery and stated he is progressing.
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Jim Peters
England
Weather Outlook for Edmonton and Regions
Cool cloudy conditions persist in northern regions with afternoon showers today and Wednesday. Southern areas expect more pleasant weather with sunny skies and only a few isolated evening thunderstorms.
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Edmonton
Smiletones Dilemma As Silence Delays Affection
A short, dialogue driven piece centers on Jean and a partner named in the fragment as they exchange questions about kissing. The tone hints at hesitation, distance, and potential awkwardness as silence stretches across a half hour before a direct prompt is finally made.
Mendes France Granted Broad Powers to Reshape French Economy
The French National Assembly gave Premier Mendes France sweeping authority to reconvert old industries and expand the economy under his new deal through March 31. He won a confidence vote 362 to 90, with a key constitutional reform measure set for Wednesday. failure could jeopardize ratification of the European army treaty slated for August debate.
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Paris
Reuters
French National Assembly
Mendes-France
Mendes- France
France
Landy reveals cut foot in Bannister race
John Landy admitted a deep cut on his left foot during the Bannister mile at the British Empire Games and insisted it did not affect his performance. He denied a Montreal report of a four stitch gash and showed a limp after the race.
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Vancouver
John Landy
Roger Bannister
Landy
Montreal
Bannister
Jim Eve
Montreal — Star
Andy O’brien
Ken Young
University of British Columbia Health Services
Young
Eighty Years Since NWMP March to Prairies Starts Homesteads
The North West Mounted Police trekked 1000 miles from Camp Dufferin in 1874 reaching Fort Macleod and Fort Walsh as they battled cold, scarce feed, and buffalo herds. The march aided prairie settlement, with Fort Whoop up and the whisky trade fading as Sitters and Sioux faced pressures from Prairie posts.
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Dave McIntosh
Ottawa
North-West Mounted Police
Red River
Rockies
Prairies
Camp Dufferin
Emerson
Man
Toronto
United States
Fargo
N.C
Chicago
G. A. French
Fort Benton
Mont
Cypress Hills
la Roche Percee
Estevan, Sask
W.D. Jarvis
Edmonton
French
Alberta
Bow
Belly
Sweet Grass Hills
J. F. Macleod
St. Mary’s
Fort Macleod
Fort Walsh
Sitting Bull
Canada
G. A. Custer
U.S. Cavalry
Royal ,Canadian, Mounted Police
Canada weighs flying saucer claim in Ottawa sighting
Ottawa CP report says Canada may be first to record a flying saucer with instruments. Wilbert Smith of the Transport Department notes a gravimeter deflection at 3 01 p m over Ottawa and says instrument failure must be ruled out before confirming any saucer as the cause.
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Ottawa
Canada
Transport Department
Wilbert B.smith
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