Ontario aviator locates missing Connecticut trio in Ontario wilds
Ontario Forestry Patrol pilot Harvey found Roger Im Brice Manternach and Bruce Manternach with their guide near Lake Kapitik after a 250 mile air search. The youths, from Hartford Connecticut, planned a canoe journey 450 miles through Osibika and Ogoki rivers toward Cat Lake, hoping to reach Lake Kapitik then Sioux Lookout. They traveled with Bill Gordon as guide, had been missing three weeks, and are reportedly safe awaiting return to Sioux Lookout.
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Ontario
Forestry Air Service
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Brice Manternach
Connecticut
North Country
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Wilds
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Langnickel
Lookout
New Dark
Drno
Nett Country
Lake Kapitit
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Harvey
Ontario Forestry Patrol Service
Ombabika
Siont Lockout
Canadian National Railway
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Bruce
Osibarbika
Ogoki
Albany
Hugson
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Joseph
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Cat Lake
Lake Kapikik
Terjuach
Bill Gordon
Cat ‘Lake
Hartford
Rivera
Europe
South America
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Wenesaga River
Lac Seul
Council Decides to Drill Another Gas Well
City council last night approved a $15 000 loan at 6 percent from Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd to fund a second gas well to guard against winter shortages. Plans were shown for a storage building and a garage on 3.02 acres in Marltborgh Place at nominal price. a $15 000 garage to be built next year. The Olympic Club received a $60 prize grant for Field Day events. A telegram was sent to Ottawa detailing unemployment numbers in the city. An offer of $50 in cash for city property from Andrew Bailey was accepted.
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Texaco
Alberta
C.P.R
Medicine Hat Greenhouses Ltd
Olympic Club
Hector Lang
M.L.A
A. P. Burns
Capt. Taylor
Harry Smyth
Department of Labor
Ottawa
Andrew Bailey
Lightning Hits City Reservoir Damaging Fireproof Regulator Building
A lightning strike during a brief afternoon storm damaged the regulator house at City Reservoir. The fire-proof construction kept the structure from total destruction, limiting damage to a window frame. The event caused a short circuit when a fallen high tension wire crossed 120 west wires, but flames were extinguished before broader harm occurred.
Flyers Rescue Three Men From Burning Yacht
Two naval aviators from the Great Lakes station spotted smoke off shore and, in an amphibian craft, rescued three men from Lake Michigan after a yacht and cabin cruiser engine exploded. Owner H. A. Brassert sustained severe facial and arm burns. passengers W. F. Brassert and J. Flattev were unharmed.
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Chicago
Bla
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Elmer Johansen
Victor Randecker
H. A. Brassert
Fissom W. FE. Brassert
Flattev
Missing Baltimore Sun Publisher Van Lear Black Off New Jersey Coast
Van Lear Black publisher of the Baltimore Sun and noted world flier was missing last night from his yacht the Sadale about 12 miles south of Scotland Light off the New Jersey coast after being seen aboard earlier.
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Baltimore
van Lear Black
Baltimore Sun
World Flier
Scotland Light
New Jersey
Drowned at Vauxhall Fill in Head Ditch
The 22 year old Helmer Helmer son died after drowning in the head ditch at Vauxhall Fill near the Ruckman farm on Sunday. His brother George and brother in law Alger Johnson attempted a rescue while others assisted, but the swift water hampered efforts and the body was recovered about an hour later.
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Helmer ‘Helmerson
Herman Helmerson
George
Alger Johnson
Ruckman
Helmerson
Mr. Johnson
Helmer
Ruckman’'s
M’rank “McCartney
Parnest Ehracht
Udh Malberg
Ehraedt
Charlie Young
10 More Bodies Recovered From the Blakeburn Mine
The Blakeburn mine in British Columbia yielded ten more bodies after an explosion. Rescue teams faced hazards from fire and cave ins as they worked on Number One slope. air was reported good by rescuers. To date the mine has produced 18 bodies and 1 miner was rescued alive.
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Blakeburn
Pithgad
Binkathyth’ Mince
Coalmont
B.C
Ava
Jae Wilne
Biskeburn’a
Cloudbursts Near City Cause Flooding and Road Delays
Yesterday rain surged into a cloudburst just west of the Fair Grounds. George Brown reported a foot of water on lower lands and a flooded cellar. Redcliff also suffered a cloudburst and city autos targeting that point were forced to turn back.
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Fair Grounds
Geo. Brown
Redcliff
Burial Arranged For Partners In Death Pact
The remains of Adam Sneider of Irvine will be interred at Hillside cemetery this afternoon while Mini Sturm, his partner in a death by own action pact, will be buried in Irvine on Sunday with Russian German burial rites. Despite decomposition, relatives identified the bodies last night. The poison type remains undetermined though suspected to be a strong narcotic, and the two were found embraced in death, authorities noting the grisly scene and workers overcome by nausea during removal.
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Adam Sneider
Irvine
Hillside Cemetery
Mini. Sturm
Mini Sturm
Immigration policy bars relatives of Central Europe settlers
Toronto August 19. Permits to bring relatives from Central Europe will no longer be available to former inhabitants now settled here. The interpretation by Toronto interests notes the circular from the Dominion Minister of Immigration strikes out the clause of the order-in-council under which permits had been secured since the war.
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Toronto
Europe
Dominion
W. L. McDougald
England
Bennett Ie
Grain inspections report from Winnipeg
Grain inspection figures for Winnipeg show wheat at 054 cara compared with 65 cara last year, contract grades 935 cara 26 versus 81 last year. barley 130, flax 1 with nil last year, rye 12 down from 6. Mit addversins and screenings nil.
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Winnipeg
Perley Acts as Prime Minister During Bennett Absence
Ottawa reports Sir George Perley, minister without portfolio and wartime Canadian High Commissioner in London, will act Prime Minister in Premier Bennett's absence from Ottawa. Bennett plans a ten day Calgary trip as cabinet holds sessions and ministers return to constituencies for nomination.
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George Perley
London
K. B. Bennett
Calgary
Bennett
Hie Vis
Toray
Sir George
Ranka
Montreal Harbor Commission
J. H. Rainville
Montreal
Beertt
Courageous captains save lives aboard Tahiti disaster
Reports from Wellington and Victoria recount how Captains of the Tahiti and rescue ship Ventura displayed masterly seamanship to avert catastrophe when the Tahiti sank after being in distress for days. Ventura rushed to aid 317 aboard, then headed to Pago Pago and San Francisco to land passengers and crew. Capt. Meyer of the Ventura is praised as a hero for guiding the rescue effort.
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Tahiti
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Ventura
South Pacific
Pago Pago
Samoa
San Francisco
Rarotonga
Penybryn
Didi
Ifebnats Victoria
B.C
Victoria
Willam
R. Meyer
Capt. Meyer
Gantai Meyer
Pacific Enmipre
Jawt
Aimee Semple McPherson Reported Blind in Malibu
In Los Angeles on a date in August, Aimee Semple McPherson was said by her private secretary Emma Schaefer to have gone blind. Schaefer told reporters that Miss McPherson spent the night at the Malibu Beach cottage while she battled to regain her sight.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Emma Schaefer
Minister to announce unemployment figures at Ottawa conference
Ottawa reports Minister of Labor Gideon Di Robert Robertson will unveil unemployment figures at the capital unemployment conference opening Thursday morning following today’s Cabinet meeting. The statement sets the tone for the gathering.
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Ottawa
Gideon di ‘Robertson
Nevins and Sherratt Sentenced for Bank Robbery and Car Theft
John Nevins and Sherratt of Taranto pleaded guilty in police court to armed robbery of the Royal Bank and to stealing an automobile. They were sentenced to six years in Portsmouth Penitentiary plus thirty years on the robbery charge, terms to run consecutively, followed by two years for the car theft.
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Hamiltons
John Nevins
Peote
Sherratt
Taranto
A.ahange
Royal Bank
Portsmouth
Fasie
Sen
Nevin
Bshernett
British statesman speaks on world trends in coverage
A British scholar outlines the broad ease and danger of global issues, noting the world faces a complex set of questions. He emphasizes the need for careful, measured policy in handling international challenges.
Fire on Plane In Flight From Bay City Ends in Explosion
Miss Florence Davis and Rawson were among four passengers aboard the craft from Bay City. A fire broke out in the cabin as the plane prepared for landing, leading to the ejection of a fire extinguisher by George Commons and another passenger. The attempted firefight ended when a gasoline explosion wrecked the aircraft.
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Ponitaa
Miche
Pasrpngers
Ae Omad
Rawson
Attii
Yeateraay
George Commons
Ree
Fragmentary Note on Official Quarters Timing
The text appears to note a forthcoming official quarter timing within forty eight hours. It references monetary symbol usage and an announcement but the details remain unclear and incomplete. No named individuals, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions are deducible from the readable fragment.
Aviator Gilbert Missing in Arctic Flight Toward Magnetic Pole
Edmonton report notes W E Gilbert, Western Canada Airways pilot, on Arctic coast flight toward the north magnetic pole. Searchers report bearings from Copper Mine River area and indicate the engine troubles? were not confirmed.
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W. E. Gilbert
Canada ‘Airways
Canada
Arctic
Coppermine
Gilbert
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