Rebekahs Honor ACHS Student With United Nations Tour
A presentation of a Rebekahs- Odd Fellows certificate was made Tuesday evening to Miss Lorna Bauer an ACHS student for a summer United Nations tour to New York City and eastern Canada and the United States. Pictured are lodge and group leaders including Stewart Sinclair Lucy Milne Audrey King Dorothy Prasow Norman Hunter and J A Park. Bauer will travel to Calgary for a Alberta winners’ dinner then to Winnipeg by train to join the western group.
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ACHS
United Nations
New York City
Canada
United States
Stewart Sinclair
Bauer
Lucy Milne
U.N
Audrey King
Ruth Rebekah
Dorothy Prasow
Wildey Rebekah
Norman Hunter
Noble Grand of Medicine
IOOF
J.A. Park
Grand Lodge of Alberta
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Albert Bauer
Calgary
Alberta
Winnipeg
Everet
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Labor Code Against Provinces
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled the Industrial Relations and Disputes Investigation Act within federal power. It upheld key sections applying to about 500,000 workers since 1948 and specifically to Toronto waterfront stevedores. Justices split on certain provincial exceptions and staff reach.
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Ontario
Quebec
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Toronto
Patrick Kerwin
I. C. Rand
C. H. Locke
Rand
Locke
Supreme
Unreal Atmosphere Prevails In Spain Part I
London bureau correspondent Jack Stepler tours Madrid interviewing locals on politics football and bullfighting to convey an unreal disturbing atmosphere amid poverty and unrest in Spain.
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Spain
Jack Stepler
London
Madrid
Stratford festival heats Julius Caesar with strong acting
Canadian press report notes a lively Stratford festival opening with an energetic Julius Caesar. Critics praise Langham's conspiracy scenes and the Roman forum atmosphere while cautioning a weak first act and praising Globe critic Herbert Whittaker's observations.
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John Paterson
Stratford, Ont
Stratford
Caesar
Tanya Moiseiwitsch
Where to Vote in Medicine Hat Provincial Election
Voters in the Medicine Hat constituency will cast ballots tomorrow. Polls run 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at locations including Elizabeth Street School, Elm Street School, City Hall, Alexandra High School, Central Park School, and Crescent View. Voters should bring enumeration slips or call the chief returning officer at 2453 for polI numbers.
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Elm St
M. L. Cafferty
Balmoral St
Moose Hall
Fifth St
Montreal St
Amos Motors
Second
Maple Ave
City Hall
Toronto St
Earl Kitchener
Alexandra High School
Connaught School
Riverside Scout Hall
Women candidates rise in Alberta election race
In Alberta's election landscape there are twelve women candidates, with four from Social Credit and four from CCF, three Liberals, and one Progressive Conservative. Edmonton and Calgary host the heaviest female candidate shares, including four of thirty running in Edmonton and three of twenty three in Calgary.
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Rose Wilkinson
Calgary
C. R. Wood
Stony Plain
E. G. Robinson
Medicine Hat
Labor
Social Credit
CCF
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
Edmonton
Wood
Wilkinson
St Laurent to Visit Gas City
The News learned exclusively that Prime Minister St Laurent will visit Medicine Hat on Labour Day and then Calgary and Edmonton on September 6 and 7. He tours three Alberta cities for the Golden Jubilee celebrations.
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Medicine Hat
Labor Day
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Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Adenauer warns of Russian plot to arm East German youth
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told West German parliament that Moscow is preparing East German youth for a civil war against Bonn. In Ontario, thieves tunneled into a Larder Lake bank vault and fled with 16000 dollars in stocks and negotiable bonds.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn Republic
Royal Air Force Canberra Makes First Postwar Atlantic Crossing
A Royal Air Force Canberra jet flew non stop from Ottawa to London at 496.8 miles an hour, achieving the first point to point transatlantic flight since World War II. Dockers at London refused to unload Soviet rowing shells from a Russian ship amid the disruption.
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London
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Ottawa reports butter export to Czechoslovakia at cut price
Government issued an export permit for surplus butter to Communist controlled Czechoslovakia with prices well below Canadian levels. Officials kept deal terms confidential while consumers and dairy groups urged that Canadians, not foreign buyers, benefit from any price cuts. A prior Iron Curtain bid for cheap butter was rejected. Navy plans to boost submarine fighting capability include new sonar design. Senate passed a bill lowering blind pensions eligibility to 18 and increasing allowable earnings.
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Canada
Canadian Association of Consumers
National Dairy Council
Calgary council approves $6 million north hill shopping centre
Calgary city council authorized a $6 million shopping centre on the north hill and approved sale agreements for 31 acres to Simpson Sears and Calgary North Hill Shopping Ltd at $6000 per acre. Edmonton milk deliveries will halt after July 13 to curb prices as four major firms meet wage and 40-hour week demands. A man identified as Alex Toth of Diamond City was found dead in his car near Lethbridge with a .38 caliber pistol beside him. A grain dust extractor machine was publicly demonstrated in Fort William as revolutionary by grain officials. In Vancouver a 46-year-old man with lockjaw died despite doctors' 10-day efforts. CPR trainman Gordon McIntosh, 29, is critically injured after legs were severed when he attempted to board a slow freight train. Manitoba vegetable growers approve a compulsory, producer-controlled marketing board to oversee most province vegetables.
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North Hill
Simpson- Sears
Calgary North Hill Shopping Ltd
Edmonton
Lethbridge
RCMP
Here
Alex Toth
Diamond City
Toth
Brandon
CPR
Gordon McIntosh
Weather disturbance to move through Southern Saskatchewan
A Pacific weather system will pass through Southern Saskatchewan on Wednesday afternoon bringing more cloudiness and scattered showers. The spell of pleasant summer weather remains, with afternoon highs in the mid seventies and no major changes expected.
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Edmonton
Pacific
Saskatchewan
Western Weekend Death Toll Mounts
A Canadian Press report tallies 25 deaths in western Canada over the weekend from drownings and highway crashes. Beaverlodge Lake in Saskatchewan saw five drownings in one boat accident and two more drownings in separate incidents. Manitoba and Alberta contributed multiple fatalities, with 16 Saskatchewan deaths overall.
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Beaverlodge Lake
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
British Columbia
Tom Mulligan
Lucien Bompais
Terry
Mulligan
Finlay Macdonald
Jim McGavin
Thomas Byrne
Tractor Car Collision Kills Teen and Child in Cemetery Tragedy
A truck rollover near Prince Albert kills 22 year old William Boddy of Eldred. In a cemetery accident Ellen Prasses age 3 dies when a tombstone falls on her as her parents visit. A 14 year old Lloyd Nelson dies in the See-Western scene.
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Prince Albert
William Boddy
Eldred
Ellen Prasses
Lloyd Nelson
Calgary Mrs Rose Wilkinson seeks re election in Alberta vote
Edmonton CP reports Jubilee celebrations forgotten as Alberta politics enter a bitter campaign with high poll expectations for tomorrow. The contest features charges and counter charges amid war of endorsements and factions within the Social Credit movement.
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Social Credit
Calgary
Rose Wilkinson
Alberta
Calgary Social Credit Association
Alberta Social Credit League
Edmonton
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Telephone The News For Election Results
Alberta election results will be available Wednesday evening by telephone from The News editorial office. First returns after 7 p.m. Rural polls close 6 p.m. tomorrow urban polls stay open until 7. It is illegal to release results before all polls close. Medicine Hat News collects local results for press agencies and AGT clears Cypress and Bow Valley Empress ridings. Province-wide results will be compiled progressively by the editorial department.
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Bow Valley Empress
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