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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 23, 1949

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Dockers Vote to End London Strike Ties in Global Unrest

Ottawa officials and union leaders hailed the London dockers decision to return to work as a turning point against the Communist dominated Canadian Seamen's Union. Deputy minister Arthur MacNamara called it good news and observers see a trend against CSA influence in world shipping with U.S. and British unions planning a united anti Communist response.

James Roe Southam Ottawa Bureau Ottawa London Arthur MacMamara Labor Department C.S.A Percy Bengough Trades and Labor Congress C.s.u.’S Tarry Davis U.S.A Marseilles World Federation of Trade Unions Britain Australia Mr. MacNamara Davis McManus Stalin Seamen’s Union Bengough British Trades Union Council A.F.L T.L.C Cac.l

Parched Saskatchewan farmers seek aid as crop failure spreads

In southwestern Saskatchewan hundreds of thousands of acres fail to yield. Four thousand farmers cancel hail insurance while 2000 more seek aid from governments and the wheat board to cover hospital, coal, groceries and feed costs. A $500 federal Prairie Farm Assistance Act fund may aid cropless farmers.

Cadillac, Sask Saskatchewan Regina Wheat Board Canada

Gliding Course Set by Queen's University Club

Kingston Ontario shall host a gliding course in the first week of August sponsored by the Soaring Association of Canada. Twenty five glider pilots and instructors from British Columbia to New Brunswick will attend the event at Queen's University.

Kingston Ont Queen’s University Gliding Club Soaring Association of Canada British Columbia New Brunswick

Calf Roping and Ranch Events at Weyburn Meet

Second day's money scores show Larry Reany of Weyburn and Rob Duce of Cardston tied 45 15. Calf roping purse 259 with G Richmond Rimrock Ariz earning 100, Junior Vaughn Kenna N M 75, Gene Rambo Shandon Gal 50, L Kinkaid Monument NM 25. Steer decorating purse 260 with Sher Sullins San Diego Cal 80, Carl Olson Cardston 60, Jim Hailey Chandler Ariz 40, Gene Rambo 20. Bareback bronco riding purse 151 with Del Slavery Benson Ariz 45, Jim Hailey 0. Wild horse race purse 3100 includes Joe Wells Manyberries 40, Dann Morrison Med Hat 0, Paul Halliwell Med Hat 0, Stan Walker Pashley 0.

G. Richmond Rimrock Ariz Junior Vaughn Kenna N.M Gene. Rambo Shandon Gal L. Kinkaid Monument Sullins San Diego Cal Carl Olson Cardston Jim Hailey Chandler Gene Rambo del Slaverty Benson Joe Wells Manyberries Dann Morrison Paul Halliwell Stan Walker Pashley Calif Rambo George Richmond Medicine Hat Sherman Sullins Akridge Beaver Okla Lawson Fore Los Angeles G. Aldoff Alberquerque Geo Aldoff Bob Duce del Haverty F. C. Stover Tularoosa San Diego Calif Lawson Weyburn Sask Geo. Spence Calgary de Fathe Merle Sorenson Magrath

Canada Eyes Review Of Britain's Long Term Plan

Ottawa notes Finance Minister Abbott after the Commonwealth Conference says Canada will review the British long term plan at a Friday cabinet meeting. Abbott and U S negotiator John W Snyder see broad agreement on needs for Britain to reach solvency but action remains uncertain. Continued on page eight.

Ottawa Canada Stafford Cripps Abbott London Britain Washington John W. Snyder United Kingdom

Douglas Attacks Political Fascism at CCF Convention

Premier F C Douglas told Saskatoon crowds the C C F will offer a Canadian alternative to a failing capitalist system. He warned of a one party Liberal-dominated government influencing the judiciary and urged the movement to prepare as conservatives may be replaced in five years.

Saskatoon C.C.F Canada F. C. Douglas Saskatchewan Douglas Liberals House of Commons Senate

Wins Elephant But Gets Circus Pass

In Oxnard California AP report, Mr. and Mrs. George King sue CBS for 3000 dollars claiming a promised Indian elephant was not delivered after Mrs. King's quiz show win on March 17 1948. They allege they received only peanuts clothing and a circus ticket instead.

Oxnard Calif George King Columbia Broadcasting System King

Medicine Hat Stampede Features Record Decker Ride

Sherman Sullins of San Diego equalled the world record steer decorating time of three seconds in Medicine Hat’s Stampede. He leads the Southern Alberta circuit with 691.30 points. Second is Lawson Fore of Los Angeles, third Larry Reaney of Weyburn. Top scorers win circuit trophies, a saddle, and cash tonight.

Sherman Sullins San Diego Calif Medicine Hat Sunshine State Weyburn, Sask

Southern Alberta Rodeo Circuit to Honor Top Point Winners

The Stampede finale will feature awards for high point winners in five major rodeo events plus the all round title. Prizes include a 250 dollar saddle and 200 dollars in cash. Medicine Hat marks the circuit’s final stop as top cowboys tally points. Kenna New Mexico and Rambo show strong times with calf roping prize money going to contestants south of the border.

Stampede Medicine Hat

West Coast Pipeline Moves Ahead Amid Hearing Delay

West Coast Transmission plans to build a Alberta to British Columbia and Washington pipeline despite Alberta gas export ban. The Dominion Board of Transport Commissioners delayed hearings for both West Coast and Western Pipelines to Sept 1 while awaiting Alberta export legislation clarification.

Reg Hardy Southam Ottawa Bureau Ottawa West Coast Transmission Company Alberta British Columbia Washington Dominion Board of Transport Commissioners Western Pipelines Calgary Winnipeg St. Boniface Board of Transport Commissioners

UK Doubles Meat Imports in Second Quarter

Britain doubled its imports of mutton and lamb, mostly from New Zealand, in the second quarter, with total meat imports rising two-fifths from the low first-quarter level of 286,009 cows, per the Board of Trade Journal.

U.K London Reuters Britain New Zealand Board of Trade Journal

Spellman blasts FDR stance on federal aid to religious schools

Cardinal Spellman denounces Mrs. Roosevelt for opposing federal subsidies to operate parochial and private schools. He argues funds should cover all students, while Mrs. Roosevelt notes public schools remain the only tax funded option, a stance echoed from her June 23 column.

New York Srancis Carelinal Spellman Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Francis Cardinal Spellman Cardinal Spellman

Mississippi man sentenced to death for sheriff murder

Murdock Hinton, 48, was sentenced Thursday night to die in the electric chair for the murder of Sheriff J E Nelson. He is also charged with killing his former wife, his 18 year old daughter Gloria, and her two month old baby during a bloody Christmas week shooting spree.

Wiggins Murdock Hinton J. E. Nelson Gloria

Witches Executed in England in 16th and 17th Century

Historical note records executions of accused witches in England starting in 1541 and continuing in 1682, totaling about 130 victims across the period.

England

Churchill fires opening shots in election campaign

In Wolverhampton England Winston Churchill denounced the Labour government predicting imminent peril from sea and bankruptcy and warned of economic collapse that could drag other nations into chaos and Communism. He urged a return to incentives and self discipline as the Conservative cure.

Wolverhampton England Winston Churchill Britain Churchill Germany Italy Midland Chutchill Birmingham London

Welded Inside Car Court Case Dismissed for U S Wanderer

Don R. Haynes of Ashland Oregon barn storms the nation welded inside his car to win a 25000 wager and live 14 months in a fully furnished car traveling 140000 miles. Detroit police called the charge dismissal an act of courtesy to a visiting honorary chief of police. He has spent five months in the car.

Detroit Don R. Haynes Ashland Ore United States Detroit Police Department Kaynes

Albino Groundhog Caught in WoodstockOntario

An albino groundhog, the district's second report, was trapped near Gordon Beachville and will be turned over to the department of lands and forests as a specimen.

Albing Woodstock Ont Gordon Beachville Department of Lands and Forests

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