Army Plane Explosion Kills Seven Airmen in Oceanside
Seven United States Army airmen died when a bombing plane crashed near Oceanside California after dropping a wing from 000 feet on a service mission from Mareh Field. Names include Second Lieutenant Carl A. Murray and Corporal Caylor. Witnesses recall the craft breaking apart and an explosion tearing the fuselage as it veered toward a hillside.
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Oceeanside
Calif
Antited States Army
Oceanside
Army
Carl A. Murray
Hier
Idaho
Snodprass
George Hercick
Caylor
Book
Galdis
Mareh Field Hound
Rockweill Geld
San Diego
Econ
Scotia
Gown
Waseline
Canada Exports Restriction Talks Shape Food Policy
July reports from the Worle Meon ami Conference indicate ongoing talks on restricting Canadian exports of meat dairy and other agricultural goods to the United Kingdom. British Minister Eliott seeks dominion quotas while observers warn the measures may not seriously harm Canadian exports.
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Toydon
Tress
Worle
Canad
King
J. G. Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Robert Forke
D. G. McKenzie
Menitoba
Liberal Party
Dominion Liberal
Mr. Bennett
Canada
Laurier
Exhibition perch from Elkwater Lake displayed at Service Hiarewoare
A perch caught yesterday at Elkwater Lake will be kept alive as long as possible and shown as an exhibition at the Service Hiarewoare store. The effort aims to maintain the fish's life for public viewing.
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Elkwater Lake
Hiarewoare
Pursue Outlaws Witt Planes and Autos
Dexter Iowa July 24. A Texas outlaw known as Clyde Barrow fought a gun battle at a fortified hideaway near here. He fled with a network of armored cars motorcycles and autos linked by wireless. A stolen car identified as Mevile Wie’s was found with a wounded man and a woman. Authorities say the Barrow brothers Marvin and Clyde are wanted for four murders and wounding three lawmen.
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Dexter
Iowa
Clyrle Barrow
Texas
Wes Fern
Tirt
Jack Sherman
Caplerve
Marvin Barrow
Clyde
Marvin
Barrowey
Park AL Findley
Scpean
Charles Griahho
Town National Guard
Eht
Iran
City plans diamond jubilee with cairn site marker
The Diamond Jubilee Committee met in City Hall to authorize Ald A Bing to arrange the celebration marking the citys 50th anniversary. Plans center on erecting a cairn at the old RUN WALD barracks site as the keystone, aiming for harvest festival time in late September. A one dollar subscription is requested from citizens and societies to cover expenses. The effort expects wide attendance from surrounding districts and outlying points.
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Ald
D A. Bing
Cutherty
Rother Df
Mer. Bing
Ald King
Alberta farms sweep six first prizes at grain show
Herman Trelle of Wembley won the hard spring wheat class in ten bushel lots at the World's Grain Competition. Alberta collected twelve awards, Saskatchewan twelve, Manitoba one, with Wilford from Stavely placing thirteenth in a 164-entry wheat division. Alberta dominated white oats and other grain classes with multiple top finishes across regions and nations.
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C. Sorenson
Scandia
Alberta
Trelle
Freeland Wilford
Stavely
Alberts
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
United States
Ontario
New Zealand
Frelan Wilford Marmner
Regina
Aimee Semple McPherson Returns Amid Divorce Rumors
Los Angeles evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson landed at Havre and spoke of still loving her husband David Hutton despite divorce proceedings. She clung to a nurse while reporters spoke from the captain's quarters as the City of Havre docked. She planned to go to Baltimore for disembarkation and stay several days.
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Atocld
Havre
Dio
Meo Felk
Nimes Semple McPherson Hutton
Los Angeles
United States
David Hutton
Woodstock Ontario
Aimes
Baltimore
Aimee
Good Crops in Parts of Alta
In Alberta promising grain crops are found along the Foremost line and in the Blindman valley with considerable territory around Edmonton and Grande Prairie. Light crops are forecast east of Calgary and Didsbury and between the main lines of the two railway companies.
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Owowa
C.P
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Thesdiav
Opinion Bureau of Statistics
Blindmin
Edmonton
Grande Prairie
Macleod
Captain Hawks Flies Nonstop New York to Regina
Captain Frank Hawks completed a nonstop flight from New York to Regina Saskatchewan in 10 hours 18 minutes. He landed before a packed World Grain Exhibition crowd after leaving New York at 12 28 E S T and arriving at 8 10 p m M S T. The trip set the longest nonstop Canadian territorial record and marked the first direct New York to Regina flight.
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Regina
Sky Trails
Frank Hawks
United States
New York
Saskatchewan
Iflanks
Rem. E.S.T
M.S.T
Hawks
Bank of Montreal Crop Report Highlights Western Drought
The report notes drought damage in southern and central prairie areas with below average yields and feed shortages. Ontario and Quebec see mixed results with below expectations overall, while the Maritimes and British Columbia show better progress. Grasshoppers threaten crops in Red River Valley and northern regions amid variable moisture.
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Prairie
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Red River
Whitla U F W A Meeting Highlights Local Leaders
The Whitla based W F U A conference for Medicine Hat district opened with Mrs H McDaniels chairing and singing O Canada. Reports from Manyberries Comrey Seven Persons and others sparked ideas while Mrs Winnifred Ross outlined UL IWA history. Mr Garland MP Bow River delivered the main address on the C C F platform to an audience of over 200 as July wheat prices and weather notes finish the report.
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Prom
Whitla
Medicine Hat
Lynes
Ignatius
Winnifred Ross
USFL
W. A
Social Service
Ross
O'Neill
Winnifred
Mrs. Sherman
Miss Sherman
Fowlie
Hepburn
Perren Baker
Gladys Sherman
Regina
Garland
House of Commons
Mannner
Shien
Canada
C. F
God Save the King
Liberal Party Pledges Policies To Revive Trade And Industry
At a Virden Manitoba picnic Rt. Hon. W L Mackenzie King outlined Liberal proposals to revive trade and unemployment relief. Plans include clearing trade channels, reducing duties, reciprocal agreements, a national unemployment fund, currency control, an investment board, and railway protections.
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Liberal Party
Canadian National Railway
Five Nations Agree to Sell 35 Million Ounces Silver
London reports a deal by the five silver producing nations to reduce market supply by 35,000,000 ounces annually for four years. The agreement was completed today by Senator Key Pittman of Nevada.
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London
Canadian Press Cable
Key Pittman
Nevada
Thelma Gymkhana Saturday Celebrations Preview
Thelma Gymkhana notes a Saturday outing in Medicine Hat with a fine race card. Attendees can expect movie entertainment and a dance at Delmas Hall as part of the Thelma celebrations providing a lively community event.
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Delmas Hall
Ottawa Keeps Relief Basis Unchanged Pending Ottawa Approval
Edmonton July 25 Pending a receipt of authority from the Dominion government the province cannot change the basis for works programs carried out by municipalities. Public Works Minister O L McPherson said no approval exists yet for the proposed 100000 or Calgary construction plan. He noted Ottawa must authorize any changes and until then municipalities receive no revised relief basis.
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Edmonton
O. L. McPherson
Calgary
Ottawa
Mattern Arrives in Prince Rupert on Alaska Flight
World flyer James Mattern arrived in Prince Rupert with the Alexander rescue party from Alaska. He plans to reach Prince George tonight and then Terrace by car, en route to New York using Alexander's plane for the homeward flight after departing Ketchikan.
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Prince Rupert
James Mattern
Prince George
B.C
Edmonton
Ketchikan
Alaska
Terrace
Here
Alexander
New York
Auto Fatality Near Mundare Claims Three Lives
A. J. Kuproski aged 39 of Mundare was killed and R. L. M. Hart an Edmonton oil salesman was seriously injured when Hart's car collided with a grain truck near Mundare Alberta. George Colby of Edmonton, driver of the truck, and two companions escaped with minor injuries.
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Mundare
Alta
J. Kuproski
R. L. M. Hart
Edmonton
Here
George Colby
British Currency Stands Independent From Gold or Dollar
Neville Chamberlain declared sterling will not be linked to gold or the dollar. He stated it is not government policy to peg the currency to another, and Britain will maintain an independent course for the nation and the Empire.
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Tendon
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
Italian Armada Beaché Shoal Harbor Flight Ends
General Italo Balbo and twenty three sea planes completed a 500 mile loop from Shediac New Brunswick to Shoal Harbor Maine on a 4 hour leg of the return voyage from Chicago. One plane was down at Victoria Harbor while the rest continued toward Orbetello Italy.
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United Kingdom
Posse
Walkerton
Ont
Eeery
Flying Prince
Europe
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Carol of
Bank OF Montreal
U.F.W.A. Whitla Meeting
Ogilvie Grain Dept
MacKenzie King
Thelma
Mattern
Eman
Revis’ Plase
Douglas
W. Aberhart
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