Sunday Opening Illegal Trampoline Parks Face Prosecution
A summons under the Lord's Day Act was issued to Le Roy and Elvin Semrau for Sunday operation of Riverview Amusement Park in Medicine Hat. Other local trampoline centres reportedly summoned as magistrate’s court date looms, with charges as employers under section 13 carrying fines from $20 to $100.
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Leroy
Elvin Semrau
Riverview Amusement Park
Medicine Hat
W. Z. Brown
Semrau Bros
Leroy Semrau
Riverview
Semrau
A. R. Bull
John Hart
Alberta
Peace Observation Corps Backed by U S Delegate
American delegate Arthur Dean told the 17 nation disarmament conference that a UN peace observation corps is needed to police a disarmed world. He praised Gen Burns of Canada for his peacekeeping service and stressed verification and a UN force as keys to progress.
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Dean
E. L. M Burns
Canada
Sask College Doctors to Run Emergency Service Plan
Saskatchewan health minister W G Davies blamed medics for any medical service shortfalls after July 1 as the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons opposes the compulsory plan. The college plans emergency teams at about 20 hospitals and urges others to wind down admissions by late June.
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Regina
W. G. Davies
Saskatchewan
Davies
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Cision
the College
Before Moving In Learn About Previous Tenants History
A story urges checking the former occupant’s past to avoid embarrassment. It recalls a 12 year old city case where three stenographers slept poorly after a bootlegging ex tenant and the midnight knock of buyers. The tale warns that hidden hobbies, from spiders to illicit loot, can haunt new residents.
Rain Drenches Medicine Hat District As Drought Survey Fails
Generous rains swept the Medicine Hat area on Tuesday boosting crops and filling sloughs and dugouts. Nemiskam saw 1.30 inches with hail, water flooding ditches and roads while nearby communities reported varying totals from a quarter to one inch and farmers welcomed the relief despite some crop damage.
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Medicine Hat
Nemiscam
Mary Hoibak
Foremost
Etzikom
Orion
Suffield
Bow Island
Europeans Urged To Help Building In Algeria
The provisional Algerian government urged Algeria's European minority to join in building a new country amid the Secret Army resistance. Premier Youssef Ben Khedda rejected revising the ceasefire with France to grant European residents greater rights. The Secret Army continues scorched earth attacks on centers. Algiers saw ten buildings burned Tuesday and another ten damaged Monday, while Moslem casualties dropped to two on Tuesday.
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Ap-Reuters
Tunis
Algeria
Youssef Ben Khedda
de Gaulle
Secret Army
Algiers
Protest Sent To Edmonton
Farmers in southeastern Alberta condemn a drought inspection team. District 13 of the Farmers Union of Alberta calls for a full re-survey and urges Minister L. C. Halmrast to meet FAA heads in Edmonton to address the drought crisis. The minister has not released full findings.
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Alberta
Alberta Department of Agriculture
L. C. Halmrast
Farmers Union of Alberta
Brooks
Halmrast
Minister of Agriculture
FAA
Edmonton
Secret Ballot Secrecy Erodes in Advance Polls Across Dominion
Patrick J. Roe reports that many Canadians voting early jeopardized ballot secrecy as advance polls yielded few votes per centre. In Medicine Hat the Hilda and Milk River polls each recorded one vote, Bow Island two, Empress three, Foremost four, and Irvine four, with four candidates running and calls to count all advance polls as a single unit to restore secrecy.
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Patrick J. Roe
Dominion
Medicine Hat
Hilda
Milk River
Bow Island
Empress
Foremost
Irvine
Peter Keller
Ottawa
Doukhobors Burn House In Storm In Krestova B C
In Krestova British Columbia heavy rain accompanied a fire as Doukhobors set ablaze one house. The Sons of Freedom faction has been burning homes since last Friday with a policy to destroy all in the Kootenay village, while some members oppose the sweep. One resident guarded his house overnight.
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Krestova
B.C
Sons of Freedom Doukhobors
B.C. Kootenay
Freedomites
Hail Storm Wrecks Alberta Crops
In central Alberta the Donalda district suffers hail damage across 30 000 acres from a Sunday storm. A 40 mile an hour wind accompanied the hail which varied in size from peas to walnuts, according to the Alberta Hail Insurance Board.
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Calgary
Donalda
Alberta
Alberta Hail Insurance Board
Indications Liberal surge in Quebec polls ahead of vote
Montreal dispatch reports Liberal support rising across Quebec with 40 to 65 of 75 seats expected. Social Credit led by Real Caouette attracts up to 19 percent, possibly winning three or four seats while altering Conservative and Liberal dynamics.
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Quebec
Liberal Party
Ontario
Manitoba
Social Credit Party
Les Creditistes
Real Caouette
Social Credit
Canada
Lac St. Jean
Roberval
Villeneuve
Montreal
Union Nationale Party
Lesage
Diefenbaker
Mr. Caouette
Creditistes
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Charlotte Whitton
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Lansdowne Park
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Peace Observation Corps
U.S
iGen. Burns
Near East
Art Evans
Joe
Govt
Anderson
By Harald Gunderson
Keller
Little Cloud
Doukhobors
Eter
City News
Editorial
Veeerteeee
Aes
Rene
Bruce Phillips
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