Council Holds Line on Relief for Able Bodied Men
City council endorses continued policy of cutting off relief to able bodied workers who refuse jobs on July 15 and backs the relief officer. Rotary Club proposes a paddling pool for Cumillorren Park, to be city funded later. parks committee to report.
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Mitting
Last Park
Cakgrave Park
Rotary Club
Workers’ Protective Association
Ehuzensie Cooner
eMeet
Iipbers Seike
Jack Jordan
Craig
Matiews
W. Siavs
A.W. Church
Tarpene Park
Riverside
Crescent Heights
Ald. Black
Hargrave Park
Sir
Ddarcrave
Witttch
Parks Committee
Rotary
Council
King Brorht
Historical Sites Vend Monuments Board
Ows
Add. Warholam
Braemar
South Railway St
Third St
Police and Traffic Committee
Go Back to Gold Is Aim for Britain
The British government announced in Commons a return to the gold standard as the ultimate objective once conditions are right. Financial Secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha said full liberty to set policy will be preserved and the party will decide its own course.
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London
United Kingdom
Leslie Hore-Belisha
The
Treasury
McPherson Challenged to Prove Intrigue Claims in Alberta
Alberta Liberal leader W R Howson challenges Hon O L McPherson to prove his charge that a domestic tangle involving the Minister of Public Works was driven by political intrigue. Howson denounces the minister's attack on Howson and calls for a joint debate on the highways scandal.
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Edmonton Bulletin
O. L. McPherson
USIA
Vulcan
W. R. Howso
M.L.A
Albert
Howson
Mr. Howson
McPherson
Alberta
Huwson
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Subrosa
Irvine Tragedy Quick News On Irvine Girl's Hanging
Reports say Dorothy Maser a twelve year old Irvine girl hanged herself. Details were scarce as the tragedy is investigated by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and a quarrel earlier in the day is under consideration.
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Dorothy Maser
Irvine
R.c.m-P
Local Dog Fanciers Hold First Lethbridge Show
Medicine Hat dog enthusiasts report a successful first show in Lethbridge with 120 dogs entered, 14 from Medicine Hat. Winners included Albert Bean with a Bedlington, W Burrows with a Springer Spaniel, C H Park with fox terriers, Wimer Scott with a Cocker Spaniel, and Bill Armstrong with a Springer Spaniel and a Trish Setter.
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Medicine Ht
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Albert Bean
Airdale
W. Burrows
C. H. Park
Fox Terriers
iWimer Scott
William Armstrong
W. M. Currie
Bill Armstrong
Messrs
Esme Scott
N. W. McKenzie
W. M Currig
C.H. Park
John Terry
Fred Ware
Western Crop Outlook Below Par Across Regions
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report warns July opens with below average prospects. Heat drought and insects thin stands and shorten straw, with damage heaviest in southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan zones and parts of Alberta.Recent showers barely halt deterioration and grasshopper damage remains serious.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Nolan Takes Lead At British Open
Nolan shot a record 67 at St Andrews to lead qualifying honors in the British Open. The Irish pro, 38, posted 138 after a 71 on Monday and 67 today while Sandy Somerville added 75 to his 79 for 154, timing his progress for qualification.
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St. Andrews
William
Pat” Nolan
Nolan
Canada
Sandy” Somerville
Marriage of Evelyn Jones and Alex McKinnon at St Ambrose
Miss Evelyn Jones and Mr Alex McKinnon will marry on Wednesday July fifth at St Ambrose Anglican church. The Hustlers defeated the Tecos 20 to 11 in Medicine League with Flo Brucker belting a home run with bases loaded as Cliff girls piled up eleven runs in the sixth.
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D. Gordon
Bow Island
A. Spheres
Calpary
J. Paarup
Wayne
Flo Brucker
The
Hustlers
Cliff
Teco Lassies
Canadian railroad workers refuse further wage cut
The Canadian branch of the Railroad Employees department of the American Federation of Labor, Division No. 4, representing 35 000 shop tradesmen, will not accept an additional 10 percent cut in basic rates. Members will continue work under the current 10 percent reduction for another year.
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Montreal
Railroad Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Railway Association of Canada
Pioneer Gold Mine Value at $100000 Sale Plea
In Victoria on July 3 the Bridge River Pioneer gold mines once valued at millions were offered to BC mining firms for 100000 but remained unsold. J W de B Farris KC, defending Andrew Ferguson and heirs of Peter Ferguson, seeks a declaration of the original company’s interest amid appeals over control from the old Pioneer Gold Company to the present directors. The hearing before the British Columbia Court of Appeal continues, likely into mid next week.
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Victoria
Bridge River
British Columbia
J. W. de B. Farris
K.C
British Columbia Court of Appeal
Mr. Farris
Andrew Ferguson
Peter Ferguson
Gerow Accident Injures Duluth Northbound Travelers
Miss Phyllis Gerow reports last Thursday’s crash north of Duluth in which Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerow were hurt. The car struck the road shoulder, rolled onto its top, and all passengers were ejected. Mr. Gerow is in St. Luke’s hospital with a broken ankle. Mrs. Gerow has shoulder bruises, no broken bones, and others suffer cuts and bruises.
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Duluth
J. Gerow
Phyllis Gerow
Gerow
St. Luke's Hospital
Saskatchewan Farmers Convene At Saskatoon
Saskatchewan section of the United Farmers of Canada closes its meeting ahead of the annual convention in Saskatoon opening Tuesday. Delegates expected reach about 600 as the event addresses consolidation of C C F, Independent Labor, and Farmer-Labor policies with major focus on Debt Adjustment Act relief and leftist unity.
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Saskatoon
C.C.F
Independent Labor Party
Saskatchewan Farmer-Labor Party
United Farmers of Canada, Saskatchewan
Farmer-Labor Party
Saskatchewan
Alberta Weather Outlook Shows Scattered Showers Likely
The forecast indicates mostly fair and cooler conditions in Alberta with scattered showers possible today and Wednesday.
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Alberta
Hon Robert Weir to Visit Manyberries Station on July Fourteenth
Secretary W Huckvale of the Chamber of Commerce announced that Hon Robert Weir Minister of Agriculture and Deputy Minister Dr Barton will visit the Experimental Station at Manyberries on July 14. A field day is arranged by station management and the public is invited to attend.
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W. Huckvale
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Weir
Agriculture
Barton
Manyberries
Conference Wrecked by Deadlock Over Currency Question
The steering committee of the World Economic Conference failed to break a deadlock over currency stabilization after a 45 minute session. European gold bloc nations led by Poland and Hal y adhere to stabilization demands while the United States and Britain resist. Adjournment to Thursday was proposed with hope of a plenary session, but mood remained unsettled amid tensions among France Britain Holland and other delegates.
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London
Poland
Haly
United States
Roosevelt
Hendrik Colijn
Holand
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
France
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Italy
Georges Bonnet
Armstrong to attend Graburn barbecue buffalo shoot
Mr George M Armstrong from the Cypress Hills visited Saturday to finalize travel to Wainwright where he secured a permit to shoot a buffalo for the Graburn barbecue on July 12.
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George M. Armstrong
Cypress Hills
Wainwright
Graburn
Litvinoff Emerges as Mastermind of Moscow Conference
London July 4 Litvinoff the Soviet commissar who entered the economic conference as an unknown quantity is now hailed as the mastermind. He secured nine nations to sign non aggression pacts with Russia and smoothed US recognition of Moscow. He aided a 60 000 to 80 000 bale cotton sale on credit and with Sir J Simon arranged the release of two British engineers in Moscow in exchange for lifting London’s embargo on Russian goods.
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London
Litvinoff
Russia
United States
Moscow
Sir J. Simon
Prince of Wales Sees Canada Recovery and Bright Future
The Prince of Wales told 700 guests at a Dominion Day dinner in London that Canada can emerge from economic gloom with a brighter future. He praised Canada as a strong national unit and noted its role in the Empire, while referencing the Ottawa and World Economic Conferences and Canadian leadership. Prime Minister Bennett, aged 63, and Dominion Secretary Thomas also spoke, with Bennett greeting the Prince on his birthday.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Prince
Alberta
High River
Ottawa
Commonwealth
Dominion
J. B. Thomas
Bennett
Thomas
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