Adjudicators Laud High Performance at Medicine Hat Festival
The second annual School Music and Dramatic Festival of the Medicine Hat Inspectorate drew 1,560 eager youngsters for competitions at the Empress theatre. Adjudicators praised naturalness and imagination in singing and acting, with Miss Olive M. Fisher and P. L. Newcombe highlighting tone, blend, and meaning.
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Medicine Hat
Albert
Muusic Sn
P. L. Newcombe
Mount Baya College Conservatoire
Central Methist Church
Calgary
Emress
Peres
Jadys Christie
Calgary Normal School
City Mall
Olive M. Fisher
Park Hall
Empress Theatre
Rotary Ermunintht Glub
Offord
Montreal Street
Art Kitchener
Toronto Street
Cornnaught
Connaught
Montreal
Newcombke
Lauds Bullen
Cook
Newcombe
Robert Bullen
Gordon V. Cook
Mr. Bullen
C. M. Fisher
End of English football season brings wide results across divisions
May 5 reports show multiple match results across the First to Third Divisions with prominent scores. Arsenial beat Sheffield United 2 0 and Everton defeated Aston Villa 4 2 while Manchester City topped Wolverhampton 4 0. In the Second Division Blackpool drew Bradford 1 1, Bradford City beat Grimsby 2 1, Lincoln City and Bolton Wanderers also posted wins, and notable scores include Millwall 0 Manchester United 2 and Portsmouth 1 West Bromwich 2. In the Third Northern, Barrow crushed Gateshead 12 1, and Walsall beat Hartlepool United 5 0. Third Southern features Aldershot 3 Charlton Athletic 2 and Swindon Town 3 Reading 1. Rugby league cup final sees Hunslet defeat Widnes 11 5 before 40 000 spectators in fine weather.
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Arsenial
Sheffield United
Birmingham
Fiuddersfield T
Derby County
Sunderland
Everton
Aston Villa
Leeds United
Chelsea
Manchester C
Wolverhampton
Middlesborough
Lecester G
Shettiela Wed
Stoke ‘City
West Bromwich
Portsmouth
Blackpool
Bradford
Bradford City
Grimsby Town
Bury
Brentford
Kuliam
Oldham Athletics
Mull City
Burniey
Lincoln City
Bolton Wanderers
Millwall
Manchester United
Watts County
Westham United
Port Vale
Nottingham Forest
Southampton
Preston
N.E
Swansea T
Plymouth Argyle
Barrow
Gateshead
Carlisle U
Accrington Stanley
Chester
Southport
Crewe Alexandra
Tranmere R
Doncaster Rovers
Darlington
Halifax Town
Rochdale
New Brighton
Barnsley
Rotherham U
Mansfield T
Stockport Coun
Sweatesfiekd
Walsall
Hartlepools United
York City
Wrexham
Aldershot
Charlton Athletic
Brighton
Hunslet
Grand Concert closes 1934 School Music Festival
The Empress theatre crowd packed for the Grand Concert ending the 1934 School Music and Dramatic Festival. A long program featured winners and runners up receiving trophies from Minister of Education Perren Baker as Inspector H C Sweet and Festival chairman J P Marsh presided.
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Feel
Perren
Baker
Inspector Sweet
Empress Theatre
Medicine Hat
Perren Baker
H. C. Sweet
J. P. Marsh
Marsh
R. Bullen
St. Barnabas Church
Dillinger Rumors Stir British Isles S.S. Duchess of York
Reports from Greenock and London state authorities searched the ocean liner Duchess of York for John Dillinger, American gangster, after tips that he may be aboard. Canadian and Saint John officials say no evidence or sightings emerged as the ship sails from Halifax to Glasgow.
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Greenock
Scotland
Stewart
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Great Britain
London
London Herald Today
Chicago
British Isles
United States
Herald
Belfast
Liverpool
Duchess of York
Halifax
N.B. Mene
Montréal
Canadian Pacific
Department’ of Justice
Washington
John
Indiana
Hallifax
Glasgow
Saint John
N.B
John Dilinger
Dutchess of York
Tilley Man Hurt In Auto Crash In Brooks Area
A Tilley laborer named John Stuchlek, admitted to General Hospital after an automobile accident near Brooks. Doctors report a broken shoulder blade and several fractured ribs as details remain scarce. the car overturned and pinned him before he was transported by CP R train and ambulance to the hospital.
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C. P.R
Fqspital
Nott’s
Liberal leader vows terms for cooperation with Labor
Sir Herbert Samuel told a large Bournemouth audience the Liberal party will cooperate with Labor only on their own terms. He said Liberals remain true to liberal principles and would resist attacks on freedom while pursuing reform on employment, living standards, land question, and other shared progressive aims. He urged unity with any group backing these policies.
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Bournemouth
Eng
Liberal Party
Labor
Herbert Samuel
National Party
Herbert
King Albert Murder Claim Shocks Nottingham Club
Col. Graham Seton Hutchison told the Nottingham Writers' Club that King Albert of Belgium did not die in an accident but was killed by a tap on the head. He alleged Belgium issued the death report before Albert's actual passing on February 17 and criticized involvement in paving war against Germany.
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Nottingham
King Albert
Belgium
Graham Seton Hutchison
Nottingham Writers’ Club
Hutchisonsad
Albert
France
Germany
Indignant Belgium Embassy Denounces Hutchison as Liar
In London on May 5 an embassy official urged Colonel Hutchison to come to the embassy and tell his version of King Albert's death promising “look on the law.” The spokesman insisted no Belgian doubts the facts and called Hutchison a liar as the most scandalous allegation heard.
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London
Belgium
Hutchison
Albert
Mutchison
Accident in Crescent Heights Bridge Scene
A young transient named Finn Bahl of Navican Saskatchewan suffered near amputations after an unsuccessful attempt to board an east bound CPR freight train at Crescent Heights foot bridge. He was rushed to General Hospital about 12 30 this morning and was in critical condition. Doctors D N MacCharles Elder and J R Patterson attended him.
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Finn’ Bahl
Navican
Sask
C.P.R
D. N. MacCharles
Eldér
J.R. Patterson
Frst
Crescent Heights Hill
Planes Collide Over Gratham RAF Training Flight
In Grantham England on May 4 two RAF trainer aircraft collided during a loop. Three crewmembers including two officers and an aircraftman bailed out with parachutes and landed safely about a quarter mile from the wreckage.
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Grantham
England
Royal Air Force
Flying
An -Air
Account collections for Musical and Dramatic Festival due
All accounts against the Musical and Dramatic Festival must be mailed to secretary Art McEachern at 443 Dundee Street at the stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art McEachern
Dundee
Brownlee and Bennett discuss finances in Ottawa stay
Edmonton reports Premier J B Brownlee and Hon George ipat will remain in Ottawa at least overnight after a telephone message to the acting premier Hot Acid. The prolonged stay follows Premier R B’s need to rest after strain from parliamentary duties. Discussions with Premier Bennett on finances and other terms occurred Tuesday.
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Edmonton
B. Brownlee
George Ipat
Ottawa
Fie
Brownlee
Bennett
Occupation of Hodeidah Reported by Saudis Forces
Reports from Cairo and London say Sultan Ibn Saud’s forces captured the Red Sea port Hodeidah, a Yemen Imam Yahya stronghold. British Italian and French officials seek end goals while protecting foreign residents as Saudis push inland toward Sana.
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Cairo
Sultan Ibn Saud
Red Sea
Hodeidah
Hodedah
Imam Yahya
Yemen
Great Britain
Italy
Saud
London
Ibn. Saud
Mahomet
Thiam Yahya
Hodeidan
Saud Arabia
Iself
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Sana
Sang
France
Yemet
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S.S. Duchess of York
Tilley Man
Commendatore Rinato Coititi
Redcliff
W. Campeau
J. Hope
Kitchen
Karen” "Pédersen
R. Towle
Johnnie Stotz
Alta
Col. Hutchison
Hodeidah I
Higdom
Aden
Ton ‘Saadim
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