Canada Voices Verbal Protest Over U S Tariff Plan
Ottawa reports Canada has formally conveyed to Washington its opposition to changes in the tariff bill, warning that shifts on lumber shingles and feeder cattle may injure Canadian trade. A Massey Stimson talk prompted Capitol discussions while U S bakers seek 20 percent duty on bread amid cross-border competition.
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Centenarian pioneers first airplane ride in Dominion City
Mrs Thomas Ballingal, aged 102, celebrated her birthday by taking a first airplane flight in Dominion City Manitoba. Born in Hillhead Scotland in 1827, she came to Canada in 1844, married Thomas Ballingal in 1857, and helped found Stratheden Farms near Ayr Ontario. She remains in good health and hopes to fly again.
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Bandit Gun Snatched by Store Manager in Canada Heist
In West St. John New Brunswick on July 13, two men believed to be Alfred Belanger and W Leblanc bound taxi driver Arthur Turner to a tree and robbed him before attempting a general store robbery. Store manager W Baird seized a bandit's gun and the suspects were jailed.
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Irvine Stampede Prepares for Wednesday Sports Day
The Irvine Stampede committee reports smooth setup for the big sports day starting at 1 30. Entries indicate keen horse races and top entries have been gathered. Most attendees will stay for the big Magnet Theatre dance at night.
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Wheat futures surge to season high in Winnipeg trade
Wheat prices in Winnipeg on July 13 rose sharply with July futures reaching 1.55 dollars, about 71 2 cents above yesterday's close. Other months posted broad gains as trading neared close.
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Rotary Camp Notes Sports Day Highlights at Camp
Saturday at Rotary Camp featured a full Sports Day with tents beautified and grounds prepared under Leader Fergie and H. A. Moore. Races included 75 and 100 yard dashes, three legged, potato and hopping events, plus a girls special and a chariot race. Bearcats beat Wolf Cubs 7 to 5 as Teddy Hall stood out with three shutouts and solid pitching. Continued on page four.
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Wheat inspections totals in Winnipeg traffic
Winnipeg July 13 grain report notes 500 cars inspected for wheat last year and 400 for contracts grades 300. The brief lists inspection figures for wheat and contractual grades, indicating activity levels in the Winnipeg grain market.
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German Belgian marks talks end with signed agreement
Brussels July 13 reports negotiations between German and Belgian representatives on the long pending marks questions have concluded with an agreement signed. Forecast for Western Provinces calls for fair and moderately warm weather today and Sunday.
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Alberta Fish and Game Association plans growth in province
A. Hayden, president, told Calgary delegates the Alberta Fish and Game Association has justified its existence and will help create strong fish and game policy across Alberta. He cited growth from 2 to 88 local lodges, aims to conserve resources for future generations, and progress on regulations. The group helped push bag limits and season controls by order in council and led the Dominion Fish and Game Association formation with nine provinces, with Ottawa meeting planned in December.
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Boys Camp At Elkwater Lake Prepares To Break Up
The boys camp at Elkwater Lake will break up Monday July 15 and the boys will return to Medicine Hat in the afternoon. Camp Director Mr. Fergie and Mr. Moore ensured safe release only with parental authorization. Over eighty boys attended with twenty five staying into the second week. attendees came from Bindloss Empress Irvine Walsh Nemiscan Redcliff Cassils Burdett and Veluxhall. The group praised instruction and discipline, noted poor weather last week, and discussed plans for permanent kitchen and dining facilities for future years.
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Fifteen Dead After Mock Fire Disaster in Gillingham
Fifteen people died in a staged fire at Gillingham Kent with Ronald Mitchell among the fatalities. A 13 year old Leonard Wynn also perished and a naval cadet from Chatham School asked about the others as rescue efforts continued. One body remained unidentified.
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Mrs Thaw Estate Valued At 3.1 Million In Inventory
Pittsburg July 13 The personal property of the late Mrs Mary Copely Thaw philanthropist and mother of Harry K Thaw was valued at 3 127 772 18 in an inventory filed in the office of the Register of Wills today.
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U S Would Prefer Not To Have Mrs Ying Kao Executed
Susie Ying Kao wife of Ying Kao former Chinese vice consul and Suen Foon chancellor of the Chinese consulate were arrested on warrants charging them with transporting and concealing opium valued at 1 million dollars. Bail set at 10000 each. Opium found in Mrs Kao s baggage. Washington officials discussed handing Kao to Chinese authorities but opinions favored refusal.
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Endurance Flight Breaks Record by 72 Hours in Angeleno
Loren Mendell and R. B. Reinhart landed the Angeleno at Culver City airport ending a 246 hour 42 minute flight. The record surpassed City of Cleveland by 72 hours. Both pilots, tired and briefly deafened, were rushed to hospital as 15,000 spectators cheered. Joseph Nikrent observed the final hours, noting fatigue yet cheer.
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Pete” Reinhart
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Warning on Soy Beans as Hog Feed Sparks Price Concerns
The Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers warns that feeding hogs with soybeans makes pork less marketable. Hogs fed with soy cannot be distinguished live, leading to potential price discounts if widespread. Even high barleySoy blends fail to produce firm carcasses, prompting a caution to farmers to stop before starting.
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Canada plans radio beacon network for west air mail
Ottawa reports plans to create an efficient air mail and transport system led by Major W. A. Steel of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. A new night mail line would run Winnipeg to Banff with trains onward to Vancouver, using radio beacons to guide pilots and reduce ground lighting. Weather reports and directional signals will be provided from fixed stations, with initial sites at Cordova and Regina and later Maple Creek and Calgary.
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Guards surround Henderson home after alleged assassination bid
London reports heavy guards at the residence of Hon. Arthur Henderson former Foreign Minister amid alleged threats in a Labor government. A man entered the secretary's flat and demanded to see him then drew a pistol and shouted a threat. Two well dressed men then visited to arrange a meeting but left as police kept their identities secret.
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Question Mark sighting reported by trawler near Cape Ferret
A wireless message from a trawler in Bordeaux July 13 reports sighting the Question Mark of Captain Dieudonne Costes at 7 25 a m Greertwich time 2 28 am EST. The craft passed over at a low altitude while fishing northwest of Cape Ferret.
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Vauxhall News Notes Show Strong Crop Prospects
Crop conditions improve after Sunday rain saving dry land for at least 10 days. Bartlett boys report around 40 bushels, Walter Bailey wheat stands fine, and alfalfa cutting underway. Hay acreage larger with No 1 quality expected. New West and Clarindale Farms also favorably rated. Vauxhall's Big Day set for Thursday July 18 with committees appointed to manage gate, refreshments, and events in support of a community hall fund.
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