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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 07, 1956

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Western Canada faces weekend toll of four deaths in train wreck and accidents

Weekend fatalities across British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba include a seven persons train wreck victim Mrs Selma Reimann of Trail B C and 56 year old Fred Schraeder found shot or died in a shack near Gainford Alberta Gordon Ezak 18 fell 200 feet during a climb in North Vancouver Margaret Bourassa 34 died in a Vancouver two car crash Nick Knutson 80 shot in a wood shed Saskatchewans Barnes five year old drowned near White Fox and Manitobas 23 year old William Shunski killed when his car overturned near Parkdale Winnipeg area

Canada British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Selma Reimann Trail B. C Fred Schraeder Gainford Kdmonton Gordon Ezak Vancouver North Vancouver Margaret Bourassa Vancouver Island Nick Knutson Glenn Barnes White Fox William Shunski Winnipeg Parkdale

Rotary District 171 holds Alberta Saskatchewan turnout

About 600 Rotarians and wives from Alberta Western Saskatchewan and Dawson Creek B C arrived for Rotary District 171 conference in Edmonton. Vernon A Miner of Lloydminster Sask governor reports, Estes Snedecor of Portland Ore main speaker at Monday session.

Edmonton Alberta Saskatchewan Dawson Creek B. C Rotary District Vernon A. Miner Lloydminster Sask Estes Snedecor Portland Ore Rotary International

City population figure used for provincial subsidy

Population for 1956 is 20 122 as filed by Medicine Stat. City Controller A T Legge forwards this qualification population to qualify for the provincial subsidy. The grant to the city this year runs about $150 000, up from $137 000 last year, based on roughly $7 50 per capita from revenue taxes on gasoline and fuel oil.

Medicine A. T. Legge

Two Engineers Avert Worse Tragedy in Alberta Train Crash

A head on collision between two Canadian Pacific trains near Seven Persons Alberta killed 74 year old passenger Selma Reimann of Trail B C and injured eight others with engineers John Ponech and Harry Mosher praised for actions that likely prevented a larger disaster.

Canadian Pacific Railway Medicine Hat Alberta Selma Reimann Trail B.C John Ponech George Layng 6Th St H. J. Meidinger 7Th St. S. W Anna Wishneshki Lethbridge James McEwan Swift Current Harry Mosher Poneth Mosher Lethbridge-to-Medicine Hat Leth

Lefty Wenner Dominates Local Marbles Championship

Gary Wenner, 12, of Suffield, defeated his brother Donald Wenner in a Medicine Hat district marbles final at Ralston. The event, sponsored by Ralston United Commercial Travelers, drew about 300 spectators and awarded six age-group winners trophies plus the Suffield school master trophy.

Gary Wenner Suffield Donald Medicine Hat Ralston Ralston United Commercial Travellers Tommy Kerrigan Donald Wenner Gary ACT Marbles Crown Village Recreation Hall Suffield Experimental Station G.Q. Langstroth UCT Marie Klymchuk Frank Powell Billy Rose Paul Wassen Suffield School Sidney Thompson George Chopey Ralston School Adrian McCallum Henry Sorenson Sydn. Ldr F. G. Fellows Crystal Dairy Shamrock Bottling Works Ronald Andrews

Cleveland and Boston battle. Red Sox win in extra innings

In a tense American League game, Boston defeats Cleveland 14 to 5 with a late rally. Key moments include runs by Gernert and Zau Chin, while Garcia and Houdeman struggled on the mound for Cleveland.

Section Hand Found Dead at Gull Lake

RCMP at Gull Lake investigate the death of a Canadian Pacific Railway hand near Antelope. Const. Peterson of the Gull Lake detachment conducts the inquiry. The man’s name and cause of death have not been revealed.

Gull Lake RCMP Canadian Pacific Railway Antelope Const. Peterson

Smiletones of Modern Work Calls for Time and Pay

A social column notes a growing desire for less work, more leisure, and higher pay to compensate for reduced output. It suggests a shift in labor expectations and personal priorities among readers.

Townspeople Press Premier Over 5 Year Old Ward Issue

Residents of Turner Valley Alberta plan to write Premier Manning asking that five year old Judy Maddison be made a government ward so she can receive potential blood transfusions for a heart condition. Judy and her mother oppose blood transfusions due to Jehovah’s Witness beliefs. father William Maddison supports ward status to enable care.

Turner Valley Alta Manning Alberta Judy Maddison Mayo Clinic William Maddison Maddisons Jehovah’s Witnesses Judy Maddison Rochester Minn Calgary Charles Eldred Black Diamond

Wheat quota to rise by one bushel next Friday

Medicine Hat faces a wheat quota increase as deliveries at the designated point will rise to three bushels per specified acre starting next Friday. The change tightens grain allotments amid ongoing supply adjustments.

Medicine Hat

Jurors Impanellled For Inquest Into Train Victim Selma Reimanin

Six jurors were impanellled for tonight's preliminary inquest at the police station into the death of train accident victim Selma Reimanin. The panel includes Robert Slimn Murdock Drake Ed Gehring James Morrison Lloyd Patton and Id Haysem. The inquest starts at 7 p.m. Coroner Dr FE G F Skinner said the preliminary hearing aims to minimize delay for Reimanin's brother and sister-in-law who are traveling to the old country. A full inquest will follow at a later date.

Selma Reimanin Robert Slimn Murdock Drake Ed Gehring James Morrison Lloyd Patton Id Haysem FE. G. F. Skinner Harry Reimain Trail Old Country

Collision injures engineer as Dayliner wrecks

A Dayliner crashes after being struck by a car train. Mosher leaped clear before impact. Cars numbered 67 remain on track with the front end crumpled and engineer trapped. Debris and derailment cited as result of the two decisive moves.

Dayliner Mosher Engi

Premier Douglas to announce Saskatchewan election date

Premier Douglas will announce tomorrow night the date for Saskatchewan's 1956 general election. A fire fanned by 50 mile per hour winds destroyed 350 of the 450 homes in Shimokawa Japan today. At least 300 injured in derailment of a Milwaukee road passenger train after colliding with a gravel truck. Canada negotiates tariff reductions with the United States and others. Nine Africans died after drinking methyl alcohol drained from a railroad tank car. A Canberra jet bomber with three aboard missing on a secret test flight over the Isle of Wight today.

Douglas Saskatchewan Shimokawa Japan Milwaukee Road Isle of Wight

Man Sawa Tudorache Surrenders After Fatal Church Shooting

Todarchi Sawa alias Tony Tudorache, 61, surrendered to the district attorney after a fatal shooting at St Sumitru's Romanian Orthodox church in New York. A rifle and ammunition were found in his room. Wounded worshippers numbered five. the church warden Vasili Cu cuja, 66, was killed. Police note the suspect admitted involvement but motive remains unclear.

New York Todarchi Sawa Porter St. Sumitru's Tony Tudorache Tony Sava Costachi Mihalachi West 89Th Street Vasili Cucuja James Leggett Tudorache Romania Ileana Carol Florian Caldau Bucharest

Boy Located After Four Days in Swamp

A nine year old boy named Richard North wandered for four days through flood swollen swampland north of Alonso Manitoba before being found by soldiers from Dauphin. He was exhausted and undernourished but in stable condition after being treated at Ste. Rose hospital.

Alonsa Man Richard North Alonso Winnipeg 70Th Field Battery, Rca Dauphin Richard M. Mouck S. Set. A. E. Moore RCMP Mouck Ste. Rose Here R. L. Gendreau

Yo-Yo Blamed For Boy’s Extended Lostorde

Nine year old Richard North disappeared for four days after choosing a supposed shortcut home. His brother Bill North said a fresh fence along the route caused confusion and led to the boy becoming lost in swampland before he was found on Sunday.

Edmonton Robert Healey Calgary F. W. Barcley Healey Alberta Wheat Pool Ellerslie Alto Alonsa Richard North Bill North Richard Bill George

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