Traffic violations 1957 to date summary
1957 traffic violations list shows counts by offense: excessive speed 32, without due care 15, failing to stop 13, ability impaired 9, fail yield right of way 9, other violations 34.
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06 Jun 1957
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
1
Fatal highway crash kills sixteen migrant workers near Fayetteville
A flatbed truck carrying 41 laborers collides with a tractor trailer nine miles north of Fayetteville. Sixteen killed, 21 hospitalized with 14 in critical condition. Fire from the truck causes most deaths. the tractor trailer driver is lightly hurt. Workers were en route to Dunn to harvest beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N.C
Highway’ Patrol
Highway Patrol
W. H. Covington
Dunn
Trapper Silas Bolenball Missing Near Fort Assiniboine
More than 100 volunteers resumed a search for 92 year old trapper Silas Bolenball who vanished in dense bush near Fort Assiniboine 110 miles northwest of Edmonton. He was last seen three weeks ago and may be with another trapper or on a short trip. most clothing remained in his cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Assiniboine
Alta
Silas’ Bolenball
Edmonton
RCMP
Bolenball
Harvard trainer crash lands near Lethbridge injures two
An RCAF instructor and a student pilot escaped injury when their Harvard training aircraft crash landed and burned about 20 miles north of Lethbridge during a scheduled low level training flight from Claresholm base. Cause of the crash was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
RCAF
Harvard
Here
Air Force
Claresholm Air Force Base
Advance Poll Open Hours for June 10 Election
Returning officer J. W. Campeau announced advance polling in the upcoming June 10 election. The polls will be open today Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 521 End St. S.E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
521 End St. S.E
J. W. Campeau
Open forum questions span war service to gas export policy
Questions at last night’s open forum covered personal war service, gas export policy, and party integrity. Respondents faced multiple probes on intermediaries, provincial roles, and the fate of Splinter parties, with answers ranging from guarded to policy-focused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Merv
Stone
Olson
Manning
Medicine Hat Town Hall Forum Updates Five Federal Candidates
A packed crowd of over 750 attended Medicine Hat’s Town Hall forum in the high school auditorium. Five candidates spoke on the basic party platforms with brief rebuttals, followed by audience questions and a capsule summary of each candidate’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Jaycees
Wednes
Medicine Hat
The
Medicine’ Hat Junior Chamber of Commerce
Henri -Bourassa
Louis
Papineau
Salary boost for Medicine Hat teachers announced
About 134 teachers in the Medicine Hat School District will receive a total annual increase of about 56 000 dollars. The new salary schedule, endorsed by the school boards, takes effect September 1 1957. Total 1957 salaries estimated at 560 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine “Hat
Quints Born in East Africa News Story
A Negro woman in Vila de Joao Belo in Portuguese East Africa has given birth to quintuplets four boys and a girl, with all seven previous children already alive in her family. The hospital remains crowded as locals seek access to see the mother and babies. officials have ordered free treatment for the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourenco Marques
Portu
Campaign leaders urge Canadians to vote for own benefit
Canadian Prime Minister St Laurent and Conservative Leader Diefenbaker urged Canadians to vote next Monday for their own benefit. Diefenbaker framed the choice as Canada against a ruling caste while St Laurent said the election is for the Canadian people and the Liberals would serve honestly if returned. CCF Leader Coldwell called Liberal policy shortsighted proposing military cuts and increased aid for developing countries, while backing a UN fund for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
People of
Canada
Ontario
Liberals
St. Laurent
Windsor
Lucky Lake
Saskatchewan
Rosetown- Biggar
CCF
M. J. Coldwell
Interest Skimpy At Regina Forum
Regina forum for six candidates drew only 35 attendees at the 425 seat Provincial Museum Auditorium. All but Independent J R Ball attended before the meeting was called off as the crowd dispersed. Liberal Dr E A McCusker blamed the low turnout on a summer evening and racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina (Cp
Regina
J. R. Ball
Junior Chamber of Commerce
E.A. McCusker
MacKinnon Picked By Presbyterians
Cape Breton native Dr. MacKinnon, fluent in Gaelic, was chosen as head of the Presbyterian Church in Canada at the 83rd general assembly in Vancouver. He succeeds Finlay Stewart and heads a body with about 188,000 communicants. election attended by 700 to 800 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Cape Breton
Canada
R. Finlay Stewart
Atchiar Ont
Kerrisdale
Presbyterian Church
Dr. MacKinnon
Clifton J. MacKay
Knox Crescent
Kensington Church
Montréal
W. Oliver Nugent
Synod of Alberta
Donald MacInnes
Ridgetown
Ont
MacKay
A. Ian Burnett
St. Andrew’s Church
Ottawa
MacKinnon
T. G. Marshall
New Westminster Church
Hamilton
Dalhousie University
the Presbyterian College In
Montreal
Opening of St. Marys School Praised by Officials
Rites mark the civic opening of St. Marys School with J A McKay and Monsignor E J McCoy among speakers. Deputy Mayor James W Douglas lauds the architecture as innovative while urging parental and teacher cooperation for high educational standards in Medicine Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
J. A. McKay
St. Mary’s
McKay
James W. Douglas
Harry Weiner
City of
Medicine Hat
FUA Secretary Discusses Open Forum Meeting Questions
Mrs Mildred Green secretary of the Bow Island branch of the FUA says the open forum on federal dictates voiced suggestions at a Monday meeting sponsored by the FUA. She notes Mrs E G Robi denied that Mr Harry Leviwe requested not to turn questions over to the press. The meeting was reportedly covered accurately by The Medicine Hat News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Manning
J. Walper
Jenner
Olson
Bow Island
E.G. Robinson
Bergdahl
Brunsden
Tean
Irl
Robinson
W. G. Anderson
Klinck
France
Italy
National Party
Social Credit
Ottand
BNA
Orville Reber
Burdett
Weiner
Larry Messmer
Liberal
Canada
Mérv
Stone
Board
Q. W. Johnston
City
Mildred Green
Land
FUA
Fedral
Harry
Leviwe
Leinweber
Weather Outlook for Alberta with Scattered Showers
A cloudy weather pattern moved into southern Alberta with showers expected this Friday afternoon. Temperatures ranged yesterday from the mid 60s to low 70s across Calgary Lethbridge Edmonton Saskatoon and Swift Current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Calgary
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
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