Local pool gala honors Miss Casson with silver cup
Mayor Bullivant opened the pool event highlighting Miss Casson as star of the evening. She won and exhibited, then led a medley swim before crowds cheered as the relay team of Norman Bruce, Ronnie Vincent and Donald Gray placed. Casson received a silver cup from the Swimming Club.
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Bullivant
Mirs Mary
Casson
Carigdars
Ghd
Tose
Norman ‘Bruce
Ronnie Vincent
Donald Gray
Miss Casson
W. Watson
Norman Robson
Frank Smith
Verna Jamieson
Jean McIntosh
Eileen Connor
Communist Troops Seize Mission Buildings Near Amoy China
American missionaries report Communist troops occupied the main buildings of the U S Mission at Chang Chow in South Fukien near Amoy. Mission properties including Talmage College and the Mission residence are affected amid rising anti Missionary activity and fear of broader seizures.
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Amoy
China
Talmage College
Chang Chow
South Fukien
Troop Mobilizations Surge as China and Soviet Tensions Rise
Reports from Harbin and Nanking indicate Soviet and Chinese forces massing on the Manchurian frontier. Chinese troops, including 5,000 reinforcements, guard railway points as armored trains patrol the Chinese Eastern Railway. Moscow shows domestic patriotism amid a three day grace period in the Chinese ultimatum.
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Peking
China
Associat‘ed
Harbin
Manchuria
Siberian
Nanking
Tsingtao
Manchua
Shanghai
Kuomintang
Nan‘king Today
Jarbin
Manchur
Kudmintarg
Moscow
Russia
Great Black River
Blagovieschensk
Siberia
Conflagration Destroys Five Buildings in Oakburn
Oakburn Manitoba July 16 five main street buildings including Oakburn hotel were destroyed by fire causing about 25000 dollars in losses. Oakburn firefighters were aided by volunteers from Elphinstone who rushed to the scene as flames threatened the town.
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Oakburn
Man
Elphinstone
Medicine Hat Crops Reported In Poorer Province Areas
Tourists report crop conditions across Southern Alberta with Medicine Hat showing the best prospects. Seven Persons to Lethbridge fair. McLeod, Pincher Creek poor. Hussar, Duchess, Brooks area unusually bad with grain not fit for feed. A dry spell threatens harvest unless rain returns in days.
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Medicine Hat
Wm. McKenzie
Banff
Mr. McKenzie
Lethbridge
McLeod
Pincher Creek
Calgary
Hussar
Duchess
Brooks
Alberta
Ypress Hills
Untin Bowler Drifts Out To Sea With Ice
Ottawa reports the Untin Bowler lost near Port Burwell while moored ice broke up in a southeast gale. No lives were lost as the Chicago to Berlin flight attempt halted after the craft drifted among floating ice. crew expected to depart before it was wrecked.
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Ottawa
Chicago
Port Burwell
Department of Marine
Hudson Straits
Unith Bowler
iUntin Bowler
Berlin
Ranch Is Sold in Cypress Hills Deal
Mr Matterson of the Cypress Hills has sold his ranch and livestock to Mr Graude Has sard and the latter takes possession immediately. Mr Matterson intends locating in British Columbia.
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K. Matterson
Cypress’ Hills
Graude Hassard
Wheat in Head Grows On Manitoba Farmer Near Ninga
George Ryan a local farmer near Ninga reports his Reward variety wheat standing about twenty five inches high with heads forming. The crop shows early head development and reliable yield potential for the season.
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George Ryan
Ninga
Crop Report from Winnipeg on Prairie Conditions
Crop conditions across the West are improving with relief from showers and rain though some districts lack moisture. Wheat and coarse grains show variable development with potential for a fair crop if rains continue. haying begins in Manitoba and Alberta with light damage from hail and livestock in good condition overall.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prairies
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
King’s health improves after operation bulletin
London July 16 reports show the King rested well after yesterday's operation. His four doctors visited in the forenoon and expressed satisfaction with his general condition and the local treatment site.
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London
Vauxhall Sports Day Promises Crowd Draw Thursday
Vauxhall to celebrate its annual sports day on Thursday July 18 in the irrigated district. A large crowd from Medicine Hat and nearby towns is expected after morning car trips to the well planned program. The sports committee includes Gate Colin Dunhurst and David Christie. reception Mrs. Ted Mathoit and Mrs. Jim Scott. refreshments Mrs. P. Richards and Mrs. W. Bailey. baseball Alvie Martin. football Pete Richards. horse races Billy Andrews. bucking Whitney brothers. greasy pig Sam Davies. foot races Ted Mathoit. midway staff Charlie Sauter D. W. Hays Dr. Moore Willy Conrad Herb Baker J. W. McLane and Lorne Welsford. President Hildy Hildebrand.
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Vauxhall
Medicine Hat
Tabor
Brooks
Retlaw
Gate
Colin Dunhurst
David Christie
Ted Mathoit
Jim Scott
P. Richards
W. Bailey
Alvie Martin
Pete Richards
Billy Andrews
Whitney Brothers
Sam Davies
Midway
Charlie Sauter
D. W. Hays
Dr. Moore
Willy Conrad
Herb Baker
J. W. McLane
Utility
John Hemsley
Carl Heck
Art Ross
Jim Marshall
Lorne Welsford
President
Hildy
Hildebrand
Ald Andrews Returns From Maritime Provinces Trip
Ald Andrews came back last night after a six weeks tour of the Maritime Provinces with the New Outlook Good Will Excursion. The special train of fifteen cars carried passengers from many denominations and the trip highlighted the spirit of goodwill. three coastal days included visits to Montreal Ottawa and Quebec with tours of scenic and historic sites.
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Ald. Andrews
Maritime
Mr. Andrews
Montreal
Ottawa
Quebec
Poincare Victory Endures In Parliamentary Vote
Paris July 16 The Poincare government won its first clash with the Opposition over debt accord ratification receiving 304 votes to 239 on a confidence motion. The vote followed a motion by former minister Louis Marin to postpone debate on the Mecllon Herringer accord, which M. Poincare treated as a confidence issue and called for an immediate vote.
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Paris
Poincare
Louis Marin
M. Foincare
Marin
Woman Would Shoot Judge On the Bench
Chicago July 16 a hurried jump from the bench and retreat to chambers likely saved Judge J J Hass from a revolver aimed by Mrs Burt whom he had ruled against in a judgment case. The weapon was knocked from her hand as she was overpowered.
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Chicago
J.J. Hass
Burt
Grain Inspections Report From Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports grain inspection data for July 16 showing 900 wheat cars inspected, compared with 400 cars the previous year. Con tract trades recorded 500, reflecting activity levels in the inspection and trading of wheat.
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Winnipeg
Council Discusses Nation Lighting Aid for Medicine Hat Aerodrome
The council reviewed a Deputy Minister letter from Ottawa on Ottawa backing for night lighting of Medicine Hat aerodrome. An order in council would fund beacon and 50 percent of capital, with licensees covering maintenance and half of costs. Debate noted potential city expense and delays till plans are submitted.
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National Defence Dept
Ottawa
Medicine Hat
Counci
Navanatn Bandet
Calgary
Electric Light Committee
Ald. Hole
Light and Power Committee
Dominion Glass Core
Hey
Lydiatt
Hodge
Vauxhall Wins Two Games in Taber Tournament
In Taber the Vauxhall team defeated Taber 10 to 5 in the morning game and led Bow Island 11 to 1 after four innings in the afternoon. A 4 p.m. message announced Vauxhall beat Bow Island 17 to 1 and it was set to play Burdett at six o'clock.
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Taber
Vauxhall
Bow Island
Taver
Burdett
Water Shortage Strains English Cities Amid Drought
England faces severe water shortages as a continued drought drains supplies. Manchester reports a 30 day reserve, Hull wells run approximately 20 percent below normal, and Kent hill districts rely on carting water to farms and homes. Northern England notes heatwave related depths. Phosphorus remains uncombined in nature.
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London
England
Manchester
Hull
Kent
Fingiland
Canada wins Imperial Katapére Cup at Bisley
Canada captured the Imperial Katapére Cup at Bisley Camp in England. Eight marksmen from the Canadian Bisley team scored to regain the trophy by 33 points over the Mother Country, with India Guernsey and Jersey trailing. The shoot covered 300 500 and 600 yard distances.
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Bisley
Thos. T. Champion
Canada
India
Guernsey
Jersey
Bisley Camp
Eng
sGuerngey
Grain prizes total $200000 for Regina world exhibition
Regina set to award over $200000 in grain prizes at the World Exhibition and Conference in 1932. Prize list allocates funds for Wheat varieties with totals for hard red spring and winter, white winter, durum, and oats, barley and pea types across multiple categories and weights.
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Regina
Barney Pix
Chevalier
Dickbill
Thorpe
Pulless
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Mary Casson
Dave Starning
Paul Murphy
James ‘Atiddletonnder
EA Kiley
Marjory Colter
Gigitga Lance
Joe Fisher
Nder
Tore Hine
McCully
Mary Becker
Norman Bruce
Josephine McCully
Baby
Grenfell Lance
Dave Starling
Joe Misher
Tom Pruce
Crawford Goode
Doris Ansley
Clara Teel
Tom Gruce
Bill McKenzie
Mary Decker
Lawrence Bruce
Tom Bruce
Doris‘Ansley
Mary Colter
Doris Angley
Nelson Colter
H. McCombs
Pinto” Bailey
Miss Mary Casson
A. F. Andrews
P. M. Simpson
W.T. Bannan
H. T. W. Forster
G. A. Clash
W. Johnson
W.E. Church
V. W. Parrish
J. L. Trotman
H. C. Ritchie
Dr. Patterson
J. A. King
H. Lang M.L.A
Ne Ced
U.S
South
Furien
Untin Bowler
Britain
C. P. R. Crop Report
Vauxhall Sports
Ald
Andrews
Mainena
Wingwin
Union of Alberta
Palliser
Honor
Egbert
Govi
G. Cantalina
Corona Hotel
North Railway Street
Parks Committee
Riverside Bakery
Alberta Labor News
L.o.0.m
Board of Health
Jin
Katapore
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