Trans Canada to Sell 200 Million Cu Ft Gas to Tennessee
Trans Canada Pipe Lines signs a contract to sell 200 million cubic feet daily of natural gas to Tennessee Gas Transmission Co of Houston at the Canada US border near Emerson Manitoba with an option for 200 million more. A Minnesota Tennessee line will carry gas to distributors lacking local sources. An additional 90 million cubic feet daily will be purchased from Tennessee Gas at the Niagara border for markets between Toronto and Montreal.
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Trans Canada
Tennessee
Calgary
Trans- Canada Pipe Lines Limited
Tennessee Gas ,Transmission Company
Houston
Texas
Dary
Emerson
Man
N. E. Tanner
Trans- Canada
Tennessee Gas
Minnesota
Federal Power Commission
Canada
Trans-Canada
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Alberta
Eastern Canada
Weather Data Snapshot Might Include Regional Readings
The snippet lists temperatures and stations with high and low values across regions such as Med Hat L'bridge Calgary and current readings. It appears as a brief weather page fragment from a newspaper with volume and issue indicators.
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L’bridge
Calgary
Kootenay Scouts Pictured Before Eighth World Jamboree Stop
Local officials pose with scoutmasters and troop leaders headed for the Eighth World Boy Scout Jamboree in Medicine Hat after a stopover. Front row includes Bill Murray Kinaird Steve Sap runoff Trail Gib Meredith Ros lyn Larry Lavegne Trail Bob Mather Nelson. Back row lists Jack Flamank Trail B O Iverson Marysville Skipper Harry Stevens of Medicine.
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Kootenay
Medicine Hat
Are
Bill Murray
Kinaird
Steve Saprunoff
Trail
Gib Meredith
Roslyn
Larry Lavegne
Bob Mather
Nelson
Jack Flamank
B. O. Iverson
Marysville
Harry Stevens
Medicine
Police Find Weapons Stolen By Irish Rebels
London Reuters reports police found all weapons stolen Saturday by the outlawed Irish Republican Army in a junk shop on Caledonian Road Kings Cross. Scotland Yard ambushed the site, searched a basement hideaway, and recovered three vehicles believed used in the Aberfield raid. Armories were guarded and exits monitored to prevent smuggling to Ireland.
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London
Reuters
Irish Republican Army
Scotland Yard
Special Branch
Caledonian Road
Kings Cross
Ain
Aberfield
War Office
England
Ireland
Arborfield
Rhyl
Wales
Horfield
Bristol
IRA
Irish Republic
United Kingdom
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Republic
U. K
Scotland
Malaya
Daily Sketch
Hitler
New Chronicle
Daily Mirror
Ness Chronicle
Dublin
William Noble Elevated to Grand Prior of Knights Templar Canada
William A. Noble of Medicine Hat Alberta was elected Grand Prior for the Province of Alberta of the Knights Templar of Canada at the 72nd Sovereign Great Priory assembly in Toronto. The event was part of a four day gathering at the Royal York Hotel with over 600 representatives. Noble represents Crusader Preceptory No. 54. He began Masonry in Carbon Alberta in 1921 and then Medicine Hat Lodge No. 2, AF and AM, rising to Worshipful Master in 1948.
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Toronto
William A. Noble
CPR
Fourth St. S. W
Province of
Alberta
Knights Templar of Canada
Medicine
Knights Templar
John E. Davies
Sovereign
Great Priory of Canada
Royal York Hotel
Canada
Mr. Noble
Medicine Hat
St. James Cathedral
Frederic George Mann
Peterboro
Percy S. Cochrane
Wolfville
N. S
Lorne Johnston
Regina
Great Priory
Nathan Phillips
Noble
Carbon
Alta
Medicine Hat Lodge No
Manning Announces Five Man Alberta Royal Commission
Premier E C Manning reveals the personnel of a five man royal commission to probe pre election maladministra tion charges in Alberta. Justice Hugh John Macdonald will chair with members Dr G H Willett Edmonton businessman John Dower and Maurice L Brown Calgary businessman. sittings expected to start in early September.
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Edmonton
E. C. Manning
Alberta
Hugh John Macdonald
Alberta Supreme Court
G.H. Willett
Alberta College
John Dower
Edmonson
Maurice L. Brown
Calgary
Supply of Ballot Boxes Secured for Medicine Hat Votes
A supply of ballot boxes for the Sept 21 bylaw votes in Medicine Hat has been obtained from the City of Lethbridge. Jack Cuthbert son R.O. for the hospital vote sought 55 boxes for the nurses home ballot. W A Keith R.O. for the city also needs part of the stock for two industrial bylaw votes. All is settled.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Jack Cuthbertson
R.O
W. A. Keith
Oil Firms Seek Higher City Land Prices
Mayor Harry Weiner told the council that city land sales are too cheap and should fetch 10 000 to 15 000 dollars for corner plots. Aldermen agreed bids were low and will review. A Trans Canada property near Powerhouse Road sold to North Star Oil for 2505 dollars, prompting questions about private corner values and local city business lot charges.
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Harry Weiner
Trans- Canada
Powerhouse Road
North Star Oil
Lethbridge
Mexican city holds key in Lethbridge bank robbery
Lethbridge police say William Fazakereley, 18, suspected in a $30,000 bank theft, was allegedly captured in Mexico and will be returned within days. Mexican authorities claim no extradition treaty with Canada. Fazakereley is described as a visitor and may only be brought back by his own consent.
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Lethbridge
Mexico
George Harvey
William Charles Fazakereley
Fazakereley
Mexico City
FBI
Liverpool
Canada
U.S
Medicine Hat
Bank of Montreal
Western Airlines
Los Angeles
Gravel to curb dust on Seventh Ave near hospital
The council discussed applying coarse gravel on Seventh Ave trails near the new hospital to prevent dust. Officials visited the site and decided gravel is the best solution, noting trucks use the route heavily. Oil or water were proposed as alternatives, but gravel was chosen.
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Seventh Ave
Weiner
Alberta Revenues Reach Peak as Oil Leases Drive Income
Alberta's three month fiscal report shows a stronger income and lower public debt. Crown Reserve oil and gas leases brought in 27.39 million, up 12.65 million from 1954, with Pembina field development cited as a key factor. Royalties rose to 4.94 million, motor vehicle registrations climbed, and fuel oil tax collections increased to 4.56 million.
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Edmonton
Alberta
C. K. Huckvale
Pembina
Weather Outlook Brightens Across Western Cities
Cloudy conditions expand from Edmonton to Calgary and North Battleford while areas to the southeast stay sunny and warm through today and Wednesday.
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Edmonton
Calgary
North Battleford
Hurricane Diane slows coastal advance and inland threat
Bulletin notes Hurricane Diane, the fourth of the season, slows toward Georgia and South Carolina coasts and threatens inland punch by Wednesday. Also reports Bombay police conflict over flags at the Portuguese consulate, Goa killings aftermath, and various political and civic items across Canada and Israel.
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Diane
Georgia
Caroline
Bombay
Portugal
Goa
Mosquito Abatement Plan Eyed for Southeast Alberta
Dr J M Brown medical director of the Medicine Hat Health Unit outlines a proposal to make southeastern Alberta a mosquito abatement control area potentially the largest in Canada The plan aims to protect health boost tourism aid livestock and may cover Medicine Hat Redcliff Bow Island Foremost Manyberries and surrounding districts The study will assess costs seek chemists advice and map attack points with ground spraying and aerial surveys planned as needed.
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Alberta
Canada
J. M. Brown
Medicine Hat
Brown
Skeeters
Elkwater
Irvine
Walsh
Hilda-Schuler
Tilley, Ralston
Suffield
Brooks
Eastern Irrigation District
Suffield Experimental Station
Redcliff
Health Unit Board
City of
Bow Island
Manyberries
Riverside residents rail at noisy chickens and dogs
A Riverside delegation led by John Kunz urged city action on stray roosters and noisy chickens and yowling dogs. They pressed for a chicken nuisance bylaw and enforcement, with the health inspector to inspect and the matter referred to the health unit for investigation.
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Riverside
John Kunz
First St. N.E
Kunz
Mr. Kunz
Weiner
Lorne Walker
Ald
Lloyd Craig
Walker
Health Unit
Whelan Wife Testifies Husband Unhappy at Work Before Death
Mrs. Whelan told coroner's jury that Police Superintendent Harry Whelan was troubled by his force for two years and felt unable to back or aid his men. She said he carried a gun to work two weeks before his death from a gunshot wound as a royal commission probes Vancouver police corruption. The inquest opened as Whelan was to testify.
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Vancouver
Harry Whelan
Mmsband
Harry
Whelan
Royal Commission
Aluminum Plant Opens in Columbia Falls Montana
A $65 million primary aluminum plant was formally opened by Anaconda Aluminum in Columbia Falls Montana. President Russell B Caples said the plant should reach annual capacity of 120 million pounds by January 1. Columbia Falls lies 18 miles north of Kalispell.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Russell B. Caples
Anaconda Aluminum
Kalispel
No Developments On Medalta Deal Yet
Report shows no progress in negotiations by Marwell interests to lease Medalta Potteries plant. A dual offer regarding city indebtedness and Marwell taking over Medalta pottery division was sent to Toronto directors about three weeks ago. No reply or intimation has been received from the east, keeping the issue unsettled and the possibility of municipal legal action alive.
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Marwell
Medalta Potteries
Potteries
Medalta
Toronto
Vancouver officer speaks amid police unrest and Whelan death
Dell-Sgt Len Cuthbert, one of two tragic figures in Vancouver police turmoil, speaks through a sliding panel at his home after buying it from a bootlegger. The inquiry into Superintendent Harry Whelan’s death by suicide was to resume, while Cuthbert had been hospitalized since June 24 for a self inflicted wound.
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Vancouver (Cp
Dell
Len Cuthbert
Vancouver
Harry Whelan
Umiform
Cuthbert
Alberta Declares Sept 1 Holiday and Labor Day Shift
Sept 1 is declared a provincial holiday to celebrate Alberta's incorporation, with Labor Day on Sept 5 also a statutory holiday. Calgary may observe Sept 1 and Sept 7 openings, and Jubilee Day on Sept 6 honors Prime Minister St Laurent.
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Alberta
Calgary
St. Laurent
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Eee
James C. Gallagher
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Moshe Sharett
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Andrew Stewart
U. of A
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Washington, D. C
Katherine Haynes
Willis Haynes
Nancy Penton
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