Kanadian Kapers Dazzles Pupils at Miss Colter Show
A large audience enjoyed a near three hour Empress Theatre revue by Miss Colter’s pupils. Highlights included Joy Isom’s I’m a Night Owl, a nine-tot ensemble, a lively Easter Parade with a yellow egg-shell prop, a vibrant Dance of the Nations with performers from Canada to the United States, and Marian Frame’s Indian Love Call in the finale. The program featured elaborate costumes, stage sets, and a final “Waltz Pantomime” with ten dancers, followed by a playful kitten routine, concluding before the page advance to Continued on age Five.
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Yih
Jmisa Colter
Evuse
Margaret Yeo
Evelyn Tall
Dorothy McEwen
Peggy Dunham
Doreen Forbes
Joy Isom
J. Isom
A. Bennett
I. Willigims
M. Coursey
D. Williams
G. Crockford
J .N. White
tIréne
Adrienne White
Maxine Grande
Bell
Beta Frame
Ee Davies
A. White
M. Grande
el Demaris
I. Williamson
T. Campeau
B., Balmer
D. Todd
E. White
I. Short
I. Anderson
Anne-Merelie Bennett
Shirley Noonan
Alvah ‘Clash
Audi
Canada
Scotland
Ireland
England
Holland
Spain
Russia
China
Mexico
United States
Irene Tall
Gloria Cooper
I. Gillespie
R. Frame
E. Williams
D. McEwen
H. Smith
R. Ingram
Marjorie Daniels
I. Williams
B. Cory
S. Noonan
A. Clash
N. White
Marian France
Friml
Rosy O'Grady
I. ‘Tall
Todd
T. Bell
A. ‘Cockell
Gillespie
V. Lauder
B. Lauder
A. Davis
Ei; Tall
M.yeo
P. Dunham
L. Gershaw
M. Davidson
A. Pace
V. Trembath
M Park
US Retains Walker Cup in Scotland Narrowly
The United States beat Britain 9 1/2 to 2 1/2 to retain the Walker Cup after sweeping three of four foursomes Friday and winning five of the eight singles. Johnny Goodman of Omaha led with decisive wins while Tony Torrance halted the rout for England. Gus Moreland of Dallas secured another U S victory as the series concluded with a dominant American performance.
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Jack McJean
Johnny Fischer
Tony Torrance
Max Marston
England
Gus Moreland
Dallas
United States
Sam'McKinlay
Jack Westland
Chicago
Eric NeRavie
Weather slows seeding across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
A crop survey from the Canadian Pacific rail agricultural department reports high winds and soil drift hampering seeding in western Canada last week. Rain at week end aided moisture but soaking rains are still needed in Manitoba and Saskatchewan where reseeding remains necessary.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Agricultural Department
Canadian Pacific Way
Mahitobi
Alberta
Saskat- Shewat
British ,Columbia
Coast
Roosevelt seeks 7 322 000 000 for recovery program
Roosevelt plans to ask Congress next week for seven point three two billion dollars to fund the national recovery effort. Reports from Geneva and Los Angeles describe frontier disputes and a ransom demand related to the Beverly Hills millionaire kidnapping cases. In Washington the Senate approved a stock exchange bill after years of debate and sent it to conference for reconciliation with the House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States Congress
Los Angeles
William F. Gentle
Beverly Hills
Atttorney
United States Senate
House Representatives
Premier Ramsay MacDonald Attends First Race Meeting
At Kempton Park on May 12 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald joined the King and Queen for his first race meeting. They watched the Great Jubilee Handicap, won by Coton Haster owned by E. T. Thornton-Smith.
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Kempton Park
Ramsay MacDonald
Scottis
E. T. Thornton-Smith
Body of 70 year old farm woman found near Steep Rock
Steep Rock Manitoba May 12 The body of Mrs Jp Vigtusson 70 year old farm woman missing over a week was found here yesterday Her son Stoffey located the body washed ashore on Lake Manitoba about a half mile from their home.
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Steep Rock
Man
Jp. Vigtusson
Stoffey
Mani‘toba
League of Nations report on Chaco war fuels arms debate
Geneva May 12. The Chaco commission prepares to publish a report accusing Paraguay and Bolivia of continuing the border war by buying arms abroad. Fears grow of ruthless aerial warfare and claims that League members sold weapons to belligerents.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Chaco
Paraguayan bombing raids hit Bolivian frontier posts
May 12 report from Asuncion says Paraguayan planes swooped over Bolivian outposts of the Vanguardia front and showered them with a concentrated bombardment. The attack followed protests against the bombardment in Paraguayan cities.
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Paraguyan
Vanguardia Front
Guarani
Anovich
Hockey trophies presented winners by Mayor Bullivant last evening
The ceremony in Medicine Hat City Hall honored the Monarchs Morgan Cup champions and local Midgets with cups and player prizes. Mayor Bullivant chaired as Chief J. M. Taylor noted a successful season, with thanks to the Rink Company, Hockey Association, and press.
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Bullivant
Hockey Association
City Hall
A. H. Watson
City
Monarchs
Chambers
J. M. Taylor
Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association
J. Bullivant
Taylor
Last Seaon
Vern Parrish
A. P. Burns
Rink’ Company
Moose Jaw
Thik
Canada
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine ‘Hat
Canada Won't Lose if Quota Adjusted Bennett says
Ottawa May 12 Canada will not lose shipments if wheat quotas are adjusted to allow more exports. Prime Minister Bennett told the House of Commons that any concessions would not harm Canada’s ability to ship abroad. Separate reports from London note world price schemes for wheat were abandoned at a conference, with drought and crop pressures boosting prices.
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Ottawg
Canada
R. B. Blerner
House of Commons
S. . Jacobs
Lib
Cartier
Drew Atention
Bennett
Rome
Col. Vanice
John J. McFarland
London
Ronde
United States
Europe
Bowman Conversion Loan Suggested in Ottawa Debate
In Ottawa on May 12 L Bowman stated in the resumed budget debate that within five months a sizable Dominion maturity would become payable and a conversion loan at a lower rate could succeed. He noted since 1931 the government had floated conversion issues at lower rates than old bonds.
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Ottawa
Prosecution Dropped in Fahey Extradition Case
U S authorities order dropping of extradition against Frank Grigware alias James Lawrence Fahey once convict in a Leavenworth mail robbery. Fahey, found in Jasner Alberta after escaping 24 years ago, settled in Northern Alberta and was arrested after fingerprints traced to Ottawa central bureau.
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Washington
Homer Cummings
Frank Grigware
James Lawrence Fahey
Jasner
Alberta
Leavenworth
Canada
Central Identification Bureau
Ottawa
Roth Gets Sixty Day Term For Theft
Gottlieb Roth of Irving was found guilty of theft in R. C. M. P. Court and sentenced to 60 days in Lethbridge jail. Evidence tied the case to the loss of a drum of gas seed wheat and wire valued at $15 from A. C. Carland’s farm twelve miles north of Irvine. Investigation by Corporal Barnes and Constable Taylor led to Roth’s arrest and additional theft charges.
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Gottlieb Roth
Irving
Lethbridge
Nealihy
A. C. Carland
Irvine
Corp. J
Rangers Defeat Celtic In Glasgow Cup Final
Glasgow May 12 Rangers defeated Celtic 1 0 to complete the treble in the Glasgow Cup final and retain the Scottish Cup and league honors. Alberta forecast fair with a warmer trend through today and Sunday.
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Glasgow
Rangers
Celtic
Cug
Alberta
Farmers Hope to Save Crops With Rosky Rain Forecast
Farmers across the United States faced heat and drought as a high pressure area weakened and a Rosky rain system was expected to move eastward from the western plains. The sun burned crops while hopeful reports spoke of relief and the chance of saving harvests.
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Chicago
United States
Grain Department Notes and Measurements
Fragmentary notes from Ogilvie Grain Dept list May 68 to Oct 71 figures across years. Entries reference pit to 1-2 and split to 1 with measures like 4.2, street 49 and numbered issues such as No. 1 Nov 68 5-8 and track 68 5-8.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Britain Faces Rising Support for War Debt Default
London observers report growing sentiment in favor of outright default on war debt payments. The government refuses to start new negotiations on debt revision, warning that a token payment due today would signal default and trigger U.S. market closure under the Johnston bill.
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London
United States
Britain
Local notes from Medicine Hat and Redcliff events
Mrs Ross of Medicine Hat visits daughter Mrs Wyatt and Mr Wyatt. Bill Sellhorn returns from University of Edmonton for holidays. Redcliff pupils perform in a recital May 18 in Medicine Hat Armouries and June 1 in town. Redcliff Stampede Association meets May 15 at 8 pm to elect officers. Peco softball girls to face Hustlers next Monday. Hicks Trading Co roof upgrade by Joe Marsh. Rapier of Medicine Hat defeats Caps 12 to 5 in Wednesday softball. Little Theatre groups announce entries and entry rules remain open.
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Reading
Legion ‘Club
Deéa Peco
Hicks ‘Trading Co
Joe Marsh
Medicine Hat
Raperg
Little
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Ellis Island
San Francisco
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Premier
Boston
OF OF Nations
Taguay
Medicine Hat Hockey Association
Nature
Mother Nature
Bowman
U. S
Fahey
G. Roth
Asen
WEA
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Toronto
Ina
Iskatoon
Battleford
Swift Current
Vancouver
Victoria
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