Germany Today and Tomorrow sees West in World Markets
Bonn dispatch outlines Germany as a democracy stabilizing after reconstruction. It notes a shift from military aims to peaceful power through trade, industry, and Western alignment. The piece highlights optimism for reunification, cautious vigilance against militarism, and a rising pride in new, efficient industry.
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Hamburg
Bavarian Alps
Rhine
Iron Curtain
Mr. Stepler
Germany
Federal Republic
Jack Stepler
News
London
Bonn
Europe
Lorelei
Hiver
NATO
Weather Brief Mentions Temperature Range
A terse weather note shows a cooler trend with temperatures in the low 50s to mid 70s. It lists location identifiers Med. Hat and Lethridge with high 75s and 77 respectively and a low 47 at one point.
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Lethridge
Two-Year Dream Opens Medicine Hat School for Retarded Children
Claims of wrongdoing by Mulligan aside a small group of mothers backed by community groups opens Medicine Hat’s first school for retarded children next month with five registered students. Members include Mrs. Joan Wragg and Ald. Lloyd Craig of the Lions Club transportation team. Frances Shannon of Beta Sigma Phi presented $100 to aid the project as donations support a fall term.
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Medicine Hat
Allowance Ave
Joan Wragg
Medicine Hat and District Association For
Ald
Lloyd Craig
Transportation Committee
Medicine Hat Lions Club
Frances Shannon
Beta Sigma Phi
Wragg
THI News
Lions Club
Zeta
I.C.D.E
Walter Huckvale
C.G.I.T
William Cameron
E. Boylan
Archie
L. A. Walker
Women of the Moose
Lillian Holt
May Barton
Eva Isaac
Jessie McDougall
Det Dougherty Accuses Police Chief of Favoritism in Promotions
Det Dougherty testifies at royal commission alleging promotions within the 750 man police force were granted by favoritism. He names six officers including Horton Ambrose Jelly and Pinchin as promoted over seniors. Norris challenges the basis of the charges while gallery disturbance prompts a guard eject.
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Det
Dougherty
Det. Dougherty
T. G.norris
Chief Mulligan
Tupper
Mr. Norris
Norris
Royal Commission
H. F. C. Spring
John Horton
Gordon Ambrose
Ben Jelly
Sst
George Pinchin
Mgr
Horton
Dream Realized Next Month Aids Retarded Children
Medicine Hat prepares to open a specialized school for retarded children on Sept. 6 at 800 Allowance Ave. The Medicine Hat and District Association for Retarded Children, led by Mrs. A. D. Wragg and Mrs. N. Williamson, with city officials and Lions Club support, will run classes for city and district children with Vera Bracken as teacher. The project, funded by a provincial grant up to 4000, awaits provincial approval and school board cooperation.
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Medicine Hat
Department of Education
The
Medicine Hat and District
L. E. Gust
Lloyd Craig
Lions Club
A.R.C
Allowance Ave
Vera Bracken
Association For Retarded Children
Breaking Down Trade Barriers and Western Talks
Editorial notes Secretary Pear son calls for Canada United States trade barrier removal. Officials agree to reduce social side of Russia Canada farm tour after complaints. New York diplomats from France Britain Canada and US seek common approach for UN disarmament talks. A blast at Standard Oil plant Whiting Indiana kills at least two.
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Pearson
Canada
United States
France
United Kingdom
New York
United Nations
Standard Oil Co
Whiting
Ind
Moose Jaw Canucks Face Fallout After Arena Fire
Moose Jaw Canucks of the Western Junior Hockey League may fold temporarily after a fire destroyed Moose Jaw Arena and its artificial ice plant. The 35 year old rink, valued at 150000 dollars, housed a curling rink nearby and prompted emergency talks in Edmonton about the team’s future and player plans.
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Moose Jaw Canucks
Moose Jaw
WJHL
Edmonton
Canucks
OY Paabs Payk Ausuep Vy
Balmoral
Ross Street
Main Street
Alberta to feel cooler air moving south this weekend
Cooler air from the northwest has moved across northern and central Alberta and will reach Saskatchewan and southern Alberta tonight. It is expected to cover most of Alberta and Saskatchewan by Sunday.
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Edmonton
Northwest
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Bombers eye bright future with reshaped lineup
Billy Reay takes Seattle Bombers helm promising Eddie Dorohey as key addition. Montreal drops Cougars sponsorship while Hunter’s dual role draws debate. Winnipeg scribes weigh in as Oil Kings coaching hints surface. Regina, Edmonton, Vancouver, Calgary WIFU games prediction noted.
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Billy Reay
Seattle Bombers
Eddie Dorohey
Cougars
Montreal Canadiens
Eddie
Bombers
Wild Bill Hunter
Hunter
Harper Parry
Tiger
Bill Turner
WJHL
Edmonton
Brian Shaw
Winnipeg Scribes
Gerry James
James
Niesis All-Stars
Oil Kings
Chuck Holmés
Chuck
Kinlets
Regina
Calgary
Vancouver
Winnipeg
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Adenauer
Moscow
Island of
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Berlin
Weimar Republic
Hitler
Medicine Hat News
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Everett’s
Mrs. Wragg
A. D. Wragg
N. Williamson
Sulletims
Bruce Hogle
A. T. Legge
Lethbridge Niesis
Orphans
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