Royal Visit Paris Route Guarded as King and Queen Arrive
King George and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Boulogne aboard the Enchantress and traveled 120 miles to Paris on a guarded route. All traffic stopped, stations closed, and a vast security force including 50 000 troops and 20 000 police protected the royal procession through Paris.
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Boulogne
Paris
George
Elizabeth
France
Admiralty
Enchantress
Viscount Halifax
Jance
Georgeaonnet
Doat
London
Lebrun
Bright Prospects In District For Good Crops
Crop prospects in the Medicine Hat district look brighter than in the past decade with an average yield near 15 bushels per acre. Elkwater may reach 20, Bowell about 10, Winnifred 12, Schuler 18, Bow Island 5. moisture could lift results. No rust reported. grasshoppers limited. cutworm and wireworm damage in small areas. Wheat stands medium with heads forming. some areas need rain before harvest. Oat crops fair to light.
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Medicine Hat
Elkwater
Bowell
Winnifred
Schuler
Bow Island
City Council Debates Relief Work for All Receipts and Other Issues
Medicine Hat council learns relief recipients should work for the gross amount received per a letter from A A MacKenzie provincial relief official. The city must submit work details for approval and will notify the province about the sewer project. The body also denies a gymnasium loan request, endorses Alberta motor association highway funding use, and hears a land lease request for a recreation ground. Peter McQueen named Acting City Treasurer in the treasurer’s absence.
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A. A. MacKenzie
Edmonton
MacKehzit
Warham
Provincifil
Department of Finance
Ottawa
City of
Medicine Hat
Dominion
Alberta Motor Association
Alberta
M.A
A.M.A
Canadian Legion
Bullivant
J. H. Banks
Rissery
Peter McQueen Wig
Obstetrician Bourne Cleared In Historic British Case
London reports Dr Aleck William Bourne acquitted of illegal operation on a 16 year old girl assaulted by Royal Horse Guardsmen. Jury found no legal action against him amid medical calls to liberalize abortion laws. Prosecution aimed to test acts preventing motherhood.
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London
Br. Aleck William Bourne
Old Batley
Royal Horse
Bourne
Baron Order
Aleck William Bourne
Ihin Lee Pas
Tagtherhoude
Horder
Payal Cian
Old Court
Coikkagues
Theltey
Br. Bourne
Donald Somervell Daid
Warplane Production Steps Up in Britain
London July 19 Sir Kingsley Wood announced measures to increase warplane output. A new airplane carburetor factory has been established in Coventry and the Bristol Aircraft Company's plant will be expanded with a government grant.
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London
C.P
Kingsley Wood
Coventry
Bristol Airplane Company
Hepburn Carries Serum for Sick Horses
Premier Hepburn's holiday trip across Western Canada turned service mission as his twin motored plane carried 400 pounds of brain disease serum for horses to Moose Jaw. The serum was rushed from Moose Jaw and will be sent to Regina after Hepburn's arrival.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Hepburn
Canad
Jimmy Toowne
Regina
Moose Jaw
Slaughter in Guerilla Fighting Near Shanghai
Sharp guerrilla clashes in Pootung across the Whangpoo from Shanghai cost perhaps 600 dead in four days. Chinese forces withdrew after listing 200 Japanese casualties and about 300 peasants killed accidentally by Japanese troops amid suspicion of guerrilla activity. Japanese artillery and air strikes pressed toward KiuKiang, 135 miles below Hankow, with no clear result.
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Shanghai
C.P
Whangpoo River
Kiukiang
Hankow
Baseball games postponed by rain across leagues
In major league action rain postponed two games including Chicago versus Boston and St Louis versus Philadelphia. National League contest Boston beat Cincinnati 13 to 3 in a rain interrupted game with Lanning Mueller Moore and Herchberger contributing.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National
Cincinnati
Gox
Lanning
Mueller
Moore
Herchberger
Miner Trapped After Lake Shore Cave-In Near Lakh Ontario
Rescue teams worked to reach a miner buried 2000 feet underground at the Lake Shore gold mine in Lakh Ontario after a cave-in. Louis Zager, 33, was saved as two other miners who escaped raised the alarm. Efforts continued to dig out the remaining trapped miner.
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Lake Shore
Louis Zager
Zager
British Ship Bombed At Valencia Amid Raid
In Valencia harbor a British ship was hit by a 1,000 round bomb during a raid by five planes. Eight Spanish workers were killed as bombs struck the dock area while the crew and two non-intervention officers survived the fire. The strike marked a Morn first bomb on a British vessel in the area.
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Mae Encia
C.P
Tnarabaathon
Standland
Valencia
Tod
Rene Aya
Inews
Stenidiaba
Nok Nibs Wales
Generalco
Corrigan Seeks California From Dublin Flight Stir
California aviator Douglas Corrigan landed at Baldonnel Airport Dublin after claiming a wrong-way Atlantic crossing. He said he flew from New York intending to reach California, though he admitted the route came from a misread compass. He arrived with $15, no passport, no radio, and no maps, drawing crowds as authorities weighed penalties for the unauthorized flight.
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Baldonnel Airport
Dublin
Ireland
A.P
Douglas
G. Corrigan
Douglas Corrigan
New York
California
Igan
Floyd Bennett Field
Atlantic
Washington
Dennis P. Mullpan
Air Commerce Bureau
Rimmort
Corrigan
Libly
Havre Scouts Visit Medicine Hat Friends
Havre Montana Boy Scouts Delmar Morgan and Rae Good traveled by bicycle with packs and camp gear to Manyberries and joined friend John Layton at Elkwater Lake after a charity ride sparked by last year’s Medicine Hat visit.
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Havre
Mont
Medicine Hat
John Layton
Delmar Morgan
Rae Good
Manyberries
John
Elkwater Lake
Two Dead in Two Hills Tragedy In Alberta
In Two Hills Alberta police seek Harry Shire missing after a brutal incident that left two dead and three injured. Florence Wasalasko, seven, died in Vegreville hospital. seven month old Raymond Shire died in his crib. Mrs Shire critically ill. brothers Antoniuk and Wasalasko injured. Dogs from Calgary police training aided the search.
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Two Hills
Alta
Jily
C.P
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Harry
Shire
Florence Wasalasko
Shire Farm
Vegreville
Raymond
Pilgrim Train Spawns Frenzy in Medicine Hat
A 15 minute rush of 425 travelers from Weontoen and Vancouver paused in Medicine Hat for a Novena pilgrimage. Rev Father Keane led the party, catching shopper attention as souvenir hunters swarmed between 10 15 and 10 30 AM. The group continues to Lake Spirit and onward to the coast, with remaining stops planned.
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Medicine Mat
Beneen
Weontoen
Vancouver
Father Keane
Éhatga
Jn Ff
Lake Jribe
Cqaat
Naval seaplane crashes near Seattle kill two cadets
Bodies of Aviation Cadet Joseph Carter Booth of Glendale California and Jasper C Monti of Berkeley California were recovered after a U S Navy seaplane plunged into the Snohomish River near Everett. The craft which was attached to the U S S Louisville collided with high tension wires and witnesses disagreed on whether the plane was in trouble before impact.
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Everett
Wash
Joseph Carter Booth
Glendale
Salif
Jasper’c. Monti
Berkeley
Calif
Sandpoint Naval Air Station
United States
Navy
Snohomish River
Booth
Monti
W. T. Preston
U.S.S
Louisville
Seattle
Tarn family terrorized by masked gunmen at cottage
A. G. Tarn his wife Winnie and son were bound by two masked gunmen who escaped with $586 after threatening to kidnap Tarn’s son for ransom. Tarn cashed a $500 cheque at Arlington track, where he had run, and the assailants fled when Tarn denied further money. Clifford Tarn, 19, was unharmed.
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Chicago
C.P
A. G. Tarn
Wea Y
Winnie
Peg Turfman
Wie
Tarn
Arlington
Hig
Clifford
Air Mail Service Postponed Between Winnipeg and Vancouver
Western Canada air routes setup has been delayed as landing facilities are not completed. W F Lough says regular service between Winnipeg and Vancouver expected to start in September after given weather and construction delays. Thunder showers and a 84 degree temperature reported.
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Winnipeg
Canada
W. F. Lough
Determcas
Vancouver
Mussolini Orders Civilians to Wear Uniforms at Work
Rome July 19 reports Il Duce ordered government civilian employees to wear uniforms during working hours. The official newspaper calls it another step in the spiritual mobilization of the country.
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Rome
Ane
Mussolini
Emploee
Il Duce
Germany Signals Move on Czechoslovakia. Berlin Holds Quiet
Berlin officials warned of upcoming developments regarding Czechoslovakia while denying any war. They said Britain would address Sudeten Germans and cautioned against a Soviet threat as negotiations possibly unfold.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Bice
Grew
Britain
Konrad Heinein
Australia to Build Auxiliary Armament Factories
Melbourne July 19 The Defense Minister Thorby announced plans to establish auxiliary armament factories in southern Australia to supplement government monitor output in case of emergency.
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Melbourne
C. P
Southern
Australia
Thorby
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French Republic
Anel
Ocean
Irish Sea Airways
Columbia Broadcasting System
Florence Wasalaska
SRAFT
U.S.8
Wes
Czechslovakia
Cae Ante
LM Soviia
Vauxhall
Horac
Gong
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