Accidental Death Verdict In Derheim Tragedy
A six man coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict for Emil Derheim of Medicine Hat after his car collided with the box car of a CPR freight train about 20 miles southwest of the city on May 13. No liquor was found, and the hearing was overseen by coroner Dr. I E Skinner with RCMP present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Duggan
Emil Derheim
Medicine Hat
CPR
Derheim
Medicine, Hat
Lethbridge
S. E. Jones
R. N. Bradley
Wm. Goode
Ralph Sailer
Wm. Graham
Peveneneon
Dr. IE
G. F. Skinner
RCMP
Aviation Act New Passed in Britain in 1946
The Civil Aviation Act became law in Britain in August 1946 marking a formal step in postwar aviation governance. The act established new regulatory framework for air transport and civil aviation activities.
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Britain
Chamber plans public publicity sign for ceramics industry
Medicine Hat chamber directors advanced plans to elevate the chamber to a manager ship, set for Sept 1, to promote Alberta ceramics at Wild Horse and Elkwater Lake during Labor Day festivities. Tom Steele announced road side sign construction near highway No. 1, with unveiling during Stampede week and dedication likely by Minister J L Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wild Horse
Elkwater Lake
Medicine Hat Chamber
H. R. Hutchings
Alex Stewart
J. G. Kidd
J. H. Boylan
Tom Steele
Publicity Department
Department of Economic Affairs
Edmonton
Alberta
Mr. Steele
Bob Crawford
J. ‘L.robinson
Lethbridge Power Deal Praised In City Council Talk
Alderman McCombs compared utilities in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat noting Lethbridge with a 14,000 watt plant revenue of 625000 last year vs Medicine Hat with 11,000 watt load earning 335000. He cited Calgary Power Co. as advantageous and discussed potential surplus energy sales and past shortages.
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Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Ald
W. E.’Mccombs
Electric ‘Light’ ‘and
Calgary Power Co
McCombs
Calgary’ ‘Utility Company
Ald. McCombs
Calgary
Owith
S. F. Scott
Relief Expenditures Upward Yet City Cost Drops
Alderman E W Smith reports relief expenditures rose in Medicine Hat this year while the city’s share fell due to Greater Provincial participation. In the first quarter 1949 relief cost the city $4 843.30. this year the first quarter shows $3 235 33 with the municipality underwriting 3 693 13. Alderman W E McCombs notes overall costs did not increase. The welfare department will approve relief applications before payment. A proposal to curb civic employees from holding more than one job is approved to ensure fair work.
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Medicine Hat
Ald
E.W. Smith
Ald. Smith
W.E. McCombs
Alpe
Redcliff Plans Flood Benefit Dance and Auction
Flood events include a Redcliff community dance at Cameo Hall and a sale of a tumblebug at the Bill Watson community. The fundraiser totals $3,000 to support a Glass Town drive. Dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m with Steve Cummings as MC and 50 cent admission. Lunch served. autoham tumblebag land leveller from Medicine Hat shown.
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Bill’ Watson
Redcliff
Cameo - Hall
Steve. Cummings
McNaughton to Speak at Local Chamber Meeting
Cham ber of Commerce plans a June 15 banquet at St Barnabas hall with Gen. A G L McNaughton as guest speaker for the international joint commission. Tickets are limited to 75 for local and visiting leaders amid Waterways case talks on irrigation rights for Waterton Belly rivers and the St Mary Milk project. The commission's Medicine Hat session will start at 1 pm to hear allocation proposals and the chamber will file two briefs inviting irrigation supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
International Joint Commission
A. G. L. McNaughton
St. Barnabas Church Hall
Waterways Judicial Party
Medicine Hat
St. Mary-Milk River
Army and Air Cadets Special Flight Notice
Army and Air Cadets flight will depart Friday afternoon at 4 30 at the air port. Pickups by Army truck at No 1 auto at 4 p m No 2 police station 4 10 p m No 3 High School 4 15 p m No 4 Connaught School 4 20 p m.
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Army
Air
and Connaught School
Auction to sell flood relief arm equipment Friday
A piece of arm equipment valued at 160 dollars will be auctioned Friday afternoon to support flood relief. The sale aims to raise funds for flood victims while offering a quality aid item to bidders.
Kent Warning on Medicine Hat Stampede Preview
Gerald's column warns readers to take the column seriously as a factual preview of events leading to the Medicine Hat Stampede and Exhibition. It notes no monsters will appear in the July 6 parade and mentions authorization by the Rodeo Cowboys’ Protective Association and a $6,060 stake in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald’s. Kent
Kiddin
Baron Munchausen
Bob Hope
Gordie Simmons
Emerson Porter
Medicine Hat
Agriculturion
Lefty Robert Men In 48 Innings Baltimore 1923
The fragment notes a Lefty named Robert and a baseball context with 48 innings tied to Baltimore in 1923. The readable text is terse and lacks full details but points to a historical baseball reference involving a Left-handed player and Baltimore in the year 1923.
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Robert
Baltimore
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Havre
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Cypress Hills
E.C. Manning
John W. Bonner
Montana
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Hutchings
Mexico
Ald.r
C. ‘Gardner
Roy
BK. Keating
Lethbridge Power
McNaughton
Army and Air Cadets
James W. Wallis, D.D
Optometrist
Cowboys’. Associat Protective Association
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Cubie
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