Montana Students Tour Medicine Hat on College Visit
Nearly fifty Northern Montana College students on a summer session excursion arrived in Medicine Hat led by Dr. B A Morgan. They visited Alberta clay works and a Redcliff Glass factory after an hour long city tour. The group included faculty and numerous residents from Havre and nearby towns.
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Russians Optimistic as Japs Bluff in Far East
Moscow officials say a new Ussuri border clash shows Japan bluffing. Izvestia reports danger of a wider war fading as Soviet troops repelled a Japanese attempt to occupy an island on the Ussuri River. Shots were exchanged in the incident.
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Sudbury Robbery Trial Nears Verdict
Sudbury Ont July 28 Reeves 24 was found guilty by judge and jury of robbing the Bank of Nova Scotia branch here Thursday. Reeves is the father of a six day old son.
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Speckled Trout Placed in Lake Newell Brooks
A shipment of several thousand Speckled trout arrived in Brooks from Banff to be placed in Lake Newell reservoir under the Banff hatcheries director and the provincial fisheries department. Fishing is expected to be ready within two years as whitefish and pickerel mature, offering a strong draw for southern Alberta anglers.
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Miners Start 150 Mile Raft Trip Down North Saskatchewan
Rocky Mountain House Alta July 23 Coal miners Bill Frame and Jack Gulbrow begin a 150 mile raft journey to Edmonton down the North Saskatchewan river. They built the raft here and will pan for gold along sandy shores en route. They expect a two month trek and plan to earn about one dollar daily each. the craft measures 20 by 10 feet and carries two months of food.
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Four men held in Washington confidence game
Police detained four men in Washington on July 22 on charges of running a confidence game. They allegedly persuaded travelers waiting for trains or buses to exchange coins, winning more than $2000 from victims.
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Forest Fires Raging on Vancouver Island Threaten Towns
Fires on Vancouver Island spread rapidly around Campbell River and Courtenay, threatening Bevin and Cumberland. Forester E. C. Manning warned rain and favorable winds are needed to control the blaze which has consumed vast areas and sent crews ashore from a Canadian destroyer to defend buildings.
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Japanese push toward Kiukiang opens river campaign
Shanghai and Canton dispatches report Japanese naval and land forces assault Kiukiang 135 miles from Hankow. Bombing raids target Kiukiang and Lion Hill forts while Japanese planes sink a Chinese vessel and damage a Canton poper station. The advance aims to clear the Yangtse River route toward Hankow.
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Hail Storm Ravages Berwyn Crops and Windows
A fierce hail storm struck Berwyn Alta last night covering a six mile area. It damaged crops across about 150000 acres and smashed numerous windows.
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Inaccurate Report On Sleeping Sicknes s in Horses
A previous News item misstated that sleeping sickness in horses spread by a fly bite. It clarifies that transmission is possible via virus from an infected animal, not by a single fly species, and explains vaccine versus serum use and dosing intervals.
Dominion Textile Strikers Arrested Near Quebec Mill
Provincial police patrolled the Dominion Textile Company mill at St. Gregoire after four strikers were arrested for assaulting two company officers last week. The plant reopened with only some of its 1,800 workers left employed as 78 strikers lost their jobs.
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Wheat pools urge fixed quota on Canadian wheat sales
At the interprovincial conference in Calgary the three western wheat pools outlined a policy favoring a prescribed quota for each farmer to sell rather than acreage restrictions. They urged a minimum price of 87 1 2 cents per bushel for 1938 and argued this would guarantee an average net price of 60 cents to farmers in Western Canada.
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Arab Strikes in Old Jerusalem Amid Arrests and Violence
Arabs in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv clashed as authorities ordered patrols and mass arrests after the killing of a British soldier. Reports describe shootings and civilian strikes across the old city with several injuries and reinforced forces deployed.
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Spanish Government Launches Offensive Across Fronts
The government begins a vigorous offensive on the southern central and eastern fronts. Operations aim to pressure enemy lines and push back forces in key sectors amid ongoing hostilities.
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Berlin and Paris Talks Fuel German British Peace Moves
Berlin and Paris discussions raised hopes for a British German understanding as King George and Queen Elizabeth ended their France visit. Germany pressed four power ideas with France Great Britain and Italy while Britain signaled a role for the Western democracies in any settlement. Prime Minister Chamberlain told German ambassador Dirksen he favored peaceful solutions to Europe’s crises and Czechoslovakia's minority issue.
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New Ruling on Divorce in Canada
Justice Alfred Forest of the Quebec Superior court ruled that divine law governs marriage and cannot be dissolved by civil divorce. He annulled the marriage of Arthur Cholette and Margaret Ywalleley Jones, noting ecclesiastical law prevents a Roman Catholic from remarrying while the first husband is alive after Jones was divorced by Parliament in Ottawa.
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Eddie Shore Heroic Rescue Near Edmonton
Eddie Shore of hockey fame saved three people from drowning in the Shirgeon river near his farm at Duagh, twelve miles northeast of Edmonton after a swim. A young man and two others called for help. Shore swam to their aid and ensured all survived the night incident.
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Convent Fire Blazes in Ottawa Cause of Blaze Undetermined
A convent fire in Ottawa on July 28 damaged the building and prompted rescue efforts. Authorities reported no injuries among students or staff as fire crews battled the blaze and investigated its cause.
Brooks Mink Farm Produces Remarkable Freak Pup
Brooks, July 2. Special to The News. J. Turlock, Brooks, owns a female mink pup with an English like head and two elongated tusklike teeth. The pup is from a litter of eight and is otherwise normal. Turlock keeps about 120 mink on his farm. the freak is fierce, unlike the others, and is the only known specimen. Scattered showers and a temperature of 98 62.
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Britons Repel Invading Fleet in Record Peace Time Manoeuvres
London reports the largest peacetime exercises in Britain. Defenders of the east coasts of England and Scotland repulsed the so called enemy fleet as fleet air force and army conducted combined manoeuvres in a major display of readiness.
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Brookes area irrigation canal project advances with federal funding
Work on a large irrigation canal system near Brookes south of Newell and east of the river receives federal financing of about 50 000 dollars to clear ditches rebuild headgates and improve the canal into Lake Newell. A 1000 acre dam and a Lake Newell siphon will help regulate flow for the new project attracting settlers from Saskatchewan and Alberta awaiting approval from the P F R A and B E D.
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Birth Control Debate Returns to Conference
In Hall England July 20 a United Church of Canada birth control proposal faces committee review at a Methodist conference. Rev C Manor Walters opposes blanket bans while noting some birth control fits religious views. The annual conference decides to return the report for further consideration to the committee.
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