City to Maintain Provincial Highway In Medicine Hat
Rocky Mountain House July 18 A fatal accident leaves 14 year old William Klimsa dead and wife Julia in critical condition in Red Deer hospital after a domestic quarrel. city agrees to renegotiate provincial highway maintenance, aiming for an annual grant of 150 dollars per mile for about 12 miles in Medicine Hat. Royal visit letters and relief agreement terms are discussed, including transit of transients and employment service requirements.
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Rocky Mountain House
William Klimsa
Julia
Red Deer Hospital
OF Public Welfare
McPherson
Edmonton
Medicine
Aat
Ashburner
E. H. Coleman
George VI
Dominion
Prussian Trucks Enter Danzig as Forster Arrives
Forty East Prussia military supply trucks entered Danzig in close formation from Marienburg. They arrived ahead of Nazi district leader Albert Forster who returned from conferences with Hitler with a possible plan for Danzig’s annexation by Germany.
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Alvin Steinkopf
Associated Press
Danzig
A.P
East Prussia
Free City of Danzig
Marienburg
Albert Forster
Hitler
Munich
Berchtesgaden
Forster
Germany
Poland
Dr J L Robinson Addresses Relief From Various Viewpoints
At a Rotary Club meeting Dr J L Robinson MLA outlined relief as a tax burden on all taxpayers and discussed multiple approaches. He favored rehabilitation with individual case study needs, age-based pension shifts, promotion of small home building, and expanded public works while noting difficulty of wage work programs. He highlighted Alberta coal mining as a relief concern and urged Dominion government attention.
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Rotary Club
J. L. Robinson
M.L.A
Robinson
Fer Skobinson
Medicine Hat
Public Works Department
Alberta
Canada
United States
Dominion
Soviet Premier Receives New Pact Proposals at Kremlin
Moscow reports that after a two hour session at the Kremlin Vishneslav Molotov and Vyacheslav Molotov discussed British French Soviet pact proposals described as fundamentally unchanged following the exchange of ideas with the premier.
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Moscow
A.P
Kremlin
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Three Chinese ports to close as ships and nationals urged to leave
Japanese authorities announced closure of Santuao Loyuah and Sacheng ports to third power ships and civilians Friday. The move follows a request for nonessential personnel to depart amid rising tensions in the region.
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Shanghai
South China
Santuao
Loyuah
Sacheng
Today's Ball Scores Today A L
A brief roundup from the American League highlighting recent ball scores and notable performances across teams. Details on individual game outcomes, lead changes, and standout players are summarized from latest league play.
Enthusiastic Welcome For Ironside In Warsaw Visit
General Sir Edmund Ironside arrived in Warsaw to confer with Polish military leaders on coordinating Poland's strength with Britain and France. The reception was loud and reflected interest from Nazi observers while Poland, with about 750,000 mobilized, maintained a war footing and readiness for emergencies.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edmund Ironside
Britain
France
Ironside
Berlin
Nachtausgade
Germany
General Ironside
Research Council Studies Types of Bacon
Ottawa reports the National Research Council is guiding studies to improve Canadian bacon quality for the British market with packers and the agriculture department. The council notes Wiltshire sides are among the most variable perishable exports and cites curing and transport difficulties in the product.
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Ottawa
C.P
National Research Council
Department of Agriculture
Wiltshire
Research Council
Tragic Collapse Buries 21 Year Old At Pile Creek
Jim Achegon, 21, was killed at Pile Creek in British Columbia when a 30 foot gravel bank collapsed and buried him. The incident prompted a safety investigation and local authorities to cordon the area.
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Jim Achegon
Pile Creek
B.C
Senator Vandenberg Seeks Six Month Notice to Japan
Senator Vandenberg introduced a Senate resolution demanding six months notice before abrogating the 1931 US Japan treaty of amity and commerce. The measure also would reconvene the Brussels conference of 1937 to assess Japan’s compliance with the nine power treaty on China's territorial integrity. The resolution was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Senate
Japan
United States
China
Foreign Relations Committee
Little Girl Run Down and Injured in City Intersection
Elizabeth Ann Mills two year old daughter of Mrs Douglas Mills and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Bruce Box 176 city was seriously injured this afternoon at Third Street and Fifth Avenue when run over and dragged 20 feet under a car driven by Nelson Colter 128 Eighth Street North Witness Alfred Gant 477 Third Street said the child ran into the path of a westbound car that turned left onto Fifth Avenue She is in the hospital with shock and possible internal injuries Dr F W Gershaw treated her at the scene and police questioned witnesses
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Elizabeth Ann Mills
Douglas Mills
John Bruce
City
Third St
Fifth Ave
Nelson Colter
Eighth St
Alfred Gant
Elizabeth
Ann
Colter
F. W. Gershaw
Edmonton man faces vagrancy charge after hunger strike for refugees
George Rudak a 65 year old of Edmonton appeared at the city police court after a two day hunger strike while soliciting funds for refugees. He pleaded guilty to vagrancy and begging was fined 10 dollars and costs then departed for a restaurant. He had canvassed the city collecting money for the Spanish Relief League to aid refugees and faced earlier charges in Lethbridge where he was fined 30 dollars and costs.
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George Rudak
Edmonton
Rudak
Green
Edmonton Committee
Spanish Relief League
D. M. Duggan
M.L.A
Andrew Davison
Calgary
Lethbridge
Ottawa Accords Said to Boost Empire Trade
London July 18 The Dominion Ministry described as a foreign office of the Empire. Sir Thomas Inskip told the Federation of Chambers of Commerce that Ottawa agreements have improved trade among Dominions and Britain and now serve as the Empire economic touchstone. Internal Empire trade partly offsets foreign trade declines. McLean of Toronto led overseas delegates.
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London
Dominion
Dominions
Thomas Inskip
Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Ottawa
United Kingdom
Thomas
Kentucky Strike in Court Case Brings Sedition Charges
In Harlan Kentucky soldiers escorted 260 arrested men and women after a gun battle between union coal mine pickets and National Guardsmen last week. A circuit judge sent the cases to a special grand jury meeting July 25. George Titler of the United Mine Workers was charged with sedition forcible rebellion and attack on Guardsmen. Two men died and six were injured in the skirmish.
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Harlan
National
Kentucky
George Titler
United Mine Workers of America
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Manchoukuo Protest Against Soviet Air Raids
Manchoukuo officials asked Japan to protest to Moscow over Soviet and Russian air raids on Manchoukuo railway centers. They cited a large concentration of forces near Monanhan hill on the contested border and warned the border warfare could escalate.
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Hsinking
Manchoukuo
C.P
Moscow
Mononhan Hill
Manchoukuo- Outer Mongolia
Monoplane Crash Claims Two Army Reserve Skies
Major Paul C. Durbin aged 45 of the U S air corps reserve and Private Allen W. Lewis aged 28 died when their monoplane crashed at Bethpage New York.
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Paul C. Durbin
U.S. Air Corps Reserve
Allen W. Lewis
Bethpage N.Y
Danzig Question Seen Moving Toward Peaceful Solution
London reports a calmer international outlook with forecasts of no European war this year and wheat prices near low records. Berlin notes a German spokesman citing Danzig as steering toward a peaceable solution despite undisclosed basis.
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London
C.P
Britain
Daily Express
Berlin
Danzig
Redcliff Highway Surfaces Seven Mile Stretch
City road work proceeds quickly with fine weather asphalting on the Redcliff highway. The roundhouse curve is open, linking Shannon bridge to Beny’s garage. Public works plans extend hard surfaced road from Redcliff hill to St Patrick’s church and expect provincial aid this fall.
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Redcliff
Shannon Bridge
Beny’s
Public Works Committee
Redcliff Hill
St. Patrick’s Church
Failure Foreseen of the British Japanese Parley
Tokyo observers forecast the Tokyo talks on the Tientsin dispute will fail as Japan seeks Britain to recognize its army operations in China. Foreign Minister Arita and Sir Robert Craigie held a second meeting delayed to tomorrow while Britain weighs its government views.
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Tokyo
Great Brita
China
Tientsin
Hachiro Arita
Robert Craigie
Robert
Britain
Japan
Arita
Sir Robert
Tientaln
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