Parade Route and Access Restricted at Hospital Block
Traffic will be rerouted from 2nd Street to Macleod Trail for a parade. A handicapped only block west of the General Hospital is to be cleared at 7 a.m. Passes available from Dawson Fawcett of Gardner. Citizens asked to avoid lining streets so patients can view the parade from the hospital lawn.
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S. W
The
General Hospital
Birch
Ash Avenue
Constacting
Dawson Fawcett
Gardner
Stampede traffic plan directs entry and exits
Police Chief A R Bull issues directions for stampede motorists. Enter by main gates off No 1 highway or Ravine Drive, exit by Crescent View road or back road via the feedlots. Ravine Drive is a new car route and Crescent View Road traffic is to be closed to create two traffic lines.
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A. R. Bull
No. 1
Ravine
Crescent View
Ravine Drive
Allowance Ave
Crescent View Road
Writs Seize Properties of Lee and Landeryou
Calgary judge orders seizure of property of Social Credit MLA John Landeryou and Roy S. Lee after $6,275 in damages and costs are awarded. Writs filed in Lethbridge Edmonton and Calgary amid allegations they held illegal legislature seats by leasing a building to the government. No payment received by Macdonald as of judgment.
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Calgary
James D. Macdonald
Alberta
Social Credit
John Landeryou
Roy S. Lee
Lee
Taber
Landeryou
Lethbridge
Macdonald
Neil Primrose
Leth
Bridge
Edmonton
L. H. Barron
Mr. Lee
Canadian boy linked polio vaccine to no disease onset
Federal health officials said ten year old Leamington Ontario boy with polio did not contract the disease from the Salk vaccine as onset would appear within ten days of inoculation. more than four weeks passed since his second shot, making him Canada's first polio case post vaccination.
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Ottawa
Leamington, Ont
Charles Girardin
Morehhan
Canada
Washington
The
Public Health Service
United States
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Smilestones Cartoon Punchline About Grandfather and Rat
A hillbilly grandfather struggles to spell rat in a cartoon dialogue. He asks Lucifer how to spell it and is told R-A-T, but he clarifies he cannot spell the word as he means a different rat. The exchange results in a humorous mispronunciation and a playful miscommunication.
Medicine Hat Stampede Promises Biggest Three Day Event
Medicine Hat readies for the 1955 Stampede with a parade tomorrow at 10 am featuring Calgary Stampede Queen Marion Jones of Ponoka plus over 60 floats and more than 20 bands. Officials expect a large crowd with ticket sales surpassing 15000 and night shows at Athletic Park beginning at 8 pm and include Russ Carson and other acts before street dancing in the Stampede block.
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Medicine Hat
Podner
Stampede
Calgary Stampede
Marion Jones
Ponoka
Alberta
Miss Jones
Redcliff
Tilley
Salvation Army
Shrine
Canadian Legion
RCMP
Daughters of Job
Harry Hutchings
Jimmy An
Stampede Week Schedule At Athletic Park And Rodeo Grounds
Stampede events fill Wednesday and Thursday with free entertainment at Athletic Park starting 8 p m and street dancing at Steam Laundry. Thursday features a downtown parade official opening at 2 p m and rodeo events at Stam pede grounds beginning 2 p m with a 7 30 p m night show and prize presentations.
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Rodeo Grounds
Stampede Grounds
Paraders instructed for assembly and parade route
Be at assembly point 8 30 a m sharp Enter form up area from Allowance Ave moving north to Fifth St Refer to map and line up in proper section Check that engine cooling system is free of obstruction and gasoline supply is adequate Watch for traffic officials en route for instructions In case of trouble pull out to side of route Don t hold up parade Parade moves off at 10 a m sharp Judging completed by 9 45 a m Follow instructions at dispersal point
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Allowance Ave
Fifth St
McCann Resigns Guaranty Trust Post Noted by Prime Minister
Ottawa reports Revenue Minister McCann resigned from his director role at Guaranty Trust a month ago, June 20, and Prime Minister St Laurent said no wrongdoing was found in his Ontario Dempsey case actions. Opposition leader Drew withdrew a no confidence motion after the announcement.
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Ottawa
McCann
Guaranty Trust Co
St. Laurent
Dr. McCann
Guaranty Trust
Prime Minster
Ontario
Dempsey
Drew
Prairie Weather Shift Brings Cooler Alberta Front
Sunny and warm conditions prevail over most of the prairies today and Thursday. A weakening storm in the Great Slave area will push cooler air into Alberta, tempering the warmth across the region.
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Edmonton
Prairies
Great Slave Area
Alberta
Motorists Warned Not to Park Along Parade Route
Police Chief Bull announces parking is forbidden along the parade route tomorrow morning with towing after 9 30 at owners expense. City Engineer Jim Carswell urges residents not to leave cars overnight as streets will be swept four to six a m and parked vehicles hinder the operation.
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Bull
Jim Carswell
DRB Deterrent To A Third War Says Solandt
Dr O M Solandt chairman of the Defence Research Board described the DRB as a deterrent to a third world war at a Trail British Columbia meeting. He said the board’s scientific capacity keeps Canada and western nations technically advanced and aids the armed forces in defence. Solandt plans to visit Suffield today and attend the Medicine Hat Stampede tomorrow, possibly riding in the station RCAF parade section.
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Defence Research ‘Board
O. M. Solandt
Trail
B. C
Canada
Solandt
DRB
Suffield
Medicine Hat
Mosquito bites prompt Penticton spray plan
A Penticton youngster is bedridden from a mosquito bite and Dr H G Garrioch notes many adults are treated for severe bites. City council approves spraying to curb breeding grounds.
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Penticton
B. C
H. G. Garrioch
Big Four seek accord as summit tackles Germany split
At Geneva the Big Four return to foreign ministers to work on European security and German unification. Eisenhower urges unity and promises no aggression toward Russia, while Bulganin rejects unification on Western terms. Talks adjourn with unresolved deadlock and new procedural plans.
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Geneva
Germany
Eisenhower
Russia
Palais Des’ Nations
Soviet Union
Berlin
Europe
United States
Alvannce
West
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Western European Union
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
NATO
IEE
Nice Idea Flush Downtown Streets
Citizens consider sidewalk crowd control by merchants and a city flush of downtown streets. The proposal suggests the fire department perform a downtown flush early tomorrow after public works completes a sweeping job at six a.m.
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Public Works
Weather Humiture Readings Show Low Point Today
The humiture fell to 57 this afternoon marking the lowest and most livable point of the hot spell. Temperature around 85 to 86 with humidity near 30 percent, slight variations from yesterday and a week ago. Today’s humiture 37 as the index scales.
Molotov Seeks Public Image At Summit With Cowboy Hat Gaffe
At the Big Four summit Molotov admitted he aims to win public favor. The Soviet foreign minister recalled posing in a Wyoming cowboy hat during his U S visit and pressed the idea that publicity should favor him and the Soviet Union. He noted his aging image and sought friendly views from the American delegation.
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Geneva
Russia
Molotov
United States
Wyoming
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Palace of Nations
Wives of Big Four Leaders Pose at Geneva Sumner
At Lake Geneva, Mamie Eisenhower Clarissa Eden and Lucie Faure posed for photographers at a summit event but refused to jump into the lake. Lady Eden hosted a luncheon at a villa dubbed The Garden of Eden while the summit talks continued.
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Geneva
Lake Geneva
Mamie
Clarissa
Lucien
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Macmillan
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Lady Eden
Sir Anthony
Garden of Eden
Mme. Faure
Santa Claus appearance delays summer toy event
A Palisades summer playground program hosted a Christmas celebration with more than 150 children. Santa Claus appeared late due to the heat and trouble getting into his costume.
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Palisades”. Park
Santa ‘Claus
Medicine Hat rodeo set for record crowds and parade
Tomorrow marks a major Medicine Hat rodeo with a larger parade and higher attendance anticipated. Tickets are selling fast at the downtown office. RCMP drill team Bloods and Cardston Band headlining tomorrow’s events. Local cowboys lead the circuit in bareback, saddle bronc, steer decorating, calf roping, bull riding, and all around, with a free show tonight at Athletic Park and a street dance after. Weather forecasters predict hot conditions that could affect turnout. Downtown displays and frontier-town mood rise as organizers promise SEE-RODEO on Page 14.
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Crack
RCMP
Cardston Reserve
Rodeo Grounds
Cardston
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Bill Johnson
Waterville
Don McLeod
Black Diamond
Marty Bowness
Alvin Owens
Pat- Tica
Paul Templeton
Wenatchee
Lee Prince
Hanna
Buddy Still
Provost
Alan Young
Lovington
N.M
Johnny ‘Reynolds
New York
Bud ‘Miller
Cowboy
Povest
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