Calgary Sees Second Traffic Fatality In 14 Hours
In Calgary a woman identified as Mrs Elsie Juyell about 35 of Manchester area died after being struck by a car on the city's southern outskirts in drizzle and dim lighting. The driver was unknown. Earlier, about 9 am, C R MacKinnon died when a car driven by Stanley Foss lost control and crushed him between two parked cars, marking the sixth and seventh traffic deaths in Calgary this year.
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Elsie Juyell
Manchester
C. R. MacKinnon
Stanley Foss
Mayors invited to novelty event at western plowing match
Portage la Prairie invites mayors from across Canada for a novelty event linked to the June 27 western Canada Manitoba plowing match. Four have said they will attend: the mayors of Neepawa Brandon Carberry and Medicine Hat. In Edmonton, judgment was reserved in a $30,000 damage suit by George Chambers against driver Clifford Bulmer from an August 16 1954 collision.
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H. L. Henderson
Western Canada
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Neepawa
Brandon
Carberry
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Supreme Court
George Chambers
Clifford Bulmer
Chambers
Weather forecast for Edmonton and prairie centers
CP reports a storm center from Montana moving north. Tonight showers with clearing Sunday, temps below normal. Yesterday’s max 71, min 58 with 0.82 inches precip. Edmonton forecast highs 46 to 55, Calgary 45 to 60, Saskatoon 45 to 60, Prince Albert 45 to 55.
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Saskatchewan voters face three parties in June 20 election
Saskatchewan voters on June 20 face a three way choice among the CCF Premier T. C. Douglas and a program of public ownership, Liberal mixed public ownership and free enterprise, or Social Credit Joe Thauberger with a free enterprise plank tempered by welfare services. The race includes 9 Conservative, 2 Labour-Progressive and 2 Independent candidates.
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Saskatchewan
T. C. Douglas
CCF
A. H. McDonald
Joe. Thauberger
Social Credit
CCI
Socreds
Douglas
CCF Frightened By Secreds Invasion
Saskatchewan voters face June 20 as Social Credit campaigns shape the province. The invasion has frightened CCF backers and added spark to the race, with Premier Douglas unusually active in the bid to retain power since 1944.
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Medicine Hat builders rail at council over delays
The Medicine Hat Builders' Association says the city council's slow handling of lots will slash this year's housing by up to 50 percent. At a Town and Country dinner John Caulfield Smith urged a long term plan and more mortgage funds as 2,000 local workers depend on housing. Critics blamed poor planning and promised lots not delivered timely, while a committee was formed to press council for action.
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Town and Country
John Caulfield Smith
Toronto
National Builders’ Association
Ralph Stark
Ernie Johnson
Crescent Heights
Mr. Johnson
Stark
Ald
Lloyd Craig
Kensington
Mr. Stark
Smith
Hospital visits by cabinet members signal Ike recovery
Cabinet members plan to visit next week as President Eisenhower continues recovery from an intestinal operation. The anticipated visits aim to signal rising business activity and a steadily improving health picture as the administration progresses with its post operation phase.
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Eisenhower
Start Selection of Rodeo Queen
Nine daughters of the west entered the preliminary judging for the Medi cine Hat Exhibition and Stampede rodeo queen title. The winner earns the crown and advances to the Western Rodeo Queen finals at Lethbridge in July and wider North American competition. Judging covered personality with horsemanship and photogenic rounds slated for next week.
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Henry Cavan
Lethbridge
Chicago
Smiles Then Salvation at the Church Collection
The minister declared he welcomed the poor at the church and noted the collection plate reflected their presence, saying the intended guests had arrived as he preached to the congregation.
Trust Fund Planned as WJHL Folds in Lethbridge
An historic WJHL meeting in Lethbridge will absolve the eight year circuit, resign secretary manager George Wogan, and refund deposits to original franchise holders. Medicine Hat Tigers deposits go to a trust for future reactivation. Moose Jaw Canucks and Regina Pats are noted as SJHL prospects.
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Lethbridge
George Wogan
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat Tigers
Lorne Tansley
Percy Yeo
Medicine Hat
SJHL
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Regina ‘Pats
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Tansley
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Munro
Boston Bruins
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Western Canada Junior Hockey League
Regina Pats
Lethbridge Native Sons
Calgary Buffaloes
Bellevue Lions
Edmonton Oil Kings
Joop
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