Hyperion Wins Derby In Record Time At Epsom
Hyperion claimed the 53rd Derby at Epsom Downs before about 250000 spectators including the King and Queen. Lord Derby’s winner beat King Salmon by four lengths with Statesman a further length back. Ridden by Tommy Westen, Hyperion set a new Derby record time surpassing 1927’s Call Boy by several seconds.
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Epsom Downs
Camidian Press
Hyperion
Lord Derby
Hugo Cunliffe Owen
King Salmon
Victor Funaunel
Statesman
Lord Khanv
Little Theatre Movement Under Way in City
An inaugural meeting for the Little Theatre movement was held with limited turnout due to counter attractions and publicity time. Officers were elected, a constitution to be drafted, and members invited to submit names for active membership.
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City
Little Theatre
Nellie Huckvale
Olen
Stewart Cave
Chasctey
A. J. Barns
Mauries State
Sidney Martin
Brinchard
Percy Yeo
Mer. Tlanehird
Hostages From Kansas Penitentiary Safe Near Pleasanton
Three women taken as hostages by five escaping convicts were released near Pleasanton Kansas overnight. Louise Wood her invalid mother Mrs M J Wood and Miss Cloris Wears were unharmed. No trace of the fugitives has been found.
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Pleasanton
Kas
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Louise Wood
M. J. Wood
Cloris “Wears
Air Fleet May Come Here End of July
Pat Reid a Winnipeg pilot met with the Winnipeg Board of Trade Goodwill Air Tour committee to discuss plans for an air fleet visit in the latter part of July. The Aviation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will review the arrangements at its upcoming monthly meeting. Loomerrow, Mrs Thos McDonald, longtime Nelson resident, died in Victoria after two years in the city.
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Pat Reid
Winnipeg
City
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Chamber of Consmmerce
Chamber
Loomerrow
Thos, McDonald
Nelson
Victorvia
Wheat talks and trials mark May reports from Ottawa to London
May 31 dispatches recount Canada reporting a 1932 export surplus of 23 million dollars and a 72 million surplus overall in imports. Prairie premiers pledge support for wheat production curtailment at the London conference while Vegreville prepares for a murder trial on June 6. Other items note a cabinet retirement in Winnipeg and a Mellon inquiry banking list in Washington.
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Ottawa
Canadian Press
Canada
Sydney
Australia
Gommerce
London
International Wheat Conference
Winnipeg
R. B. Bennett
Dominion
Preferred customers list in Morgan firm investigation
Washington May 3 The third list of Morgan and Company favored customers shows persons allowed to buy United Corporation stock at 24 dollars below market price. Names include John W. Davis, General John J. Pershing, William H Woodin, William G McAdoo, Norman H Davis, and Charles A. Lindbergh. Ferdinand Pecora outlined upcoming public testimony as George A Hoag dies in Trenton Ontario.
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United Corporation
Morgan
John W. Davis
John J. Pershing
George F. Baker
John J. Raskob
Nornain H. Davis
William H. Woodin
Treasury Department
William G. McAdoo
R. B. Mertlon
William A. Mitchell
Richard Whitney
Woodin
Morgan Company
Whitney
Morgan Holding Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Glass
Pecora
Rotary Convention Ends in Lethbridge 1933 District Session
The second and last day of the Rotary convention in Lethbridge featured a morning plenary with Archdeacon Swanson Menge invoking, followed by resolutions and reports. J Murray Hill urged balanced community service while Bert Masecar outlined the Rotary Magazine film. Calgary's Cecil L Brown spoke on vocational service and cleaner business practices. A combined luncheon, then Torgeson spoke on opportunities, ending with a banquet chaired by W Fred Dunn and a governors ball attended by about 400 to close the 1933 district event.
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Lethbridge
Rotary
Agien
Archdeacon Swanson Menge
J. Murray Hill
Rotary Clubs
Masecar
Saskatoon Club
Cecil L. Brown
Calgary
Jess
Kidies
Marquis Hotel
W. W. Emerson
Jo Murray Hill
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Medicine Hal
T. A. Torgeson
Estevan
W. Fred Dunn
York Blayney
High River
Made Plan for Jail Break Revealed in Vegreville
In Vegreville on May 30 it emerged that William McLean planned a dash for liberty. A home made hand cut key was found in his clothing during Monday search, after he was brought for a preliminary hearing. Kenneth and William McLean face murder charges in the Walter Parsille case.
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Vegreville
William
Kenneth McLean
W. J. Parsillo
Mannville
William McLean
Kenneth
Walter Parsille
McLean
Tennessee
Edmonton
Fort Saskatchewan
Frank Russell
Russell
Grasshopper Menace Fought Locally Across District Areas
In a district update, George R. Holeton of the provincial Agriculture Department outlines a local grasshopper control program with mixing stations at Purple Springs Grassy Lake Burdet Bow Island Whitla Westfield Foremost Etzikom Hilda Medicine Hat. He notes hatching is delayed by cool wet weather but will accelerate with warm days and urges timely poison bait. government covers half the cost and advises on safe handling and ploughing strategies to confine hoppers before they spread.
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George R. Holeton
Department of Agriculture
Medicine Hat
Assiniboia Hotel
Purple Springs
Grassy Lake
Burdett
Bow Island
Whitla
Westfield School
Forty Mile Tit
Foremost
Etzikom
Hilda
Holeton
Lucky Canucks Win In Sweepstakes Derby Payouts
In Toronto May 31 the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes paid 15,000 pounds to Ollie of Canuck Sask and Andrew Proudfoot of Welland Ont for King Salmon finishing second. Herbert Greenfield will get 1,500 on Raymond in sixth. Joe Lewis of Toronto gets 10,000 on Statesman third. Archie Mitchell of Regina 9,700 on Scarlet Tiger. Albano Windsor earns a similar amount for the same horse. Ollie is revealed as Norman McLeod Dave Mitchell and John Movotney, three Canuck residents who shared the ticket.
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Toronto
Ollie
Canuck
Sask
Andrew Proudfoot
Welland
Ont
King Salmon
Herbert AH. Greenfield
Alberta
Raymond
Joe Lewis
Statesman
Archie Mitchell
Regina
Scarlet Tiger
Albano
Windsor
Norman McLeod
Dave Mitchell
John Movotney
Water Hemlock Warns Stockmen of Deadly Weed Dangers
Provincial veterinarian Dr. Percy Talbot cautions livestock owners about water hemlock, a tall marsh weed found in foothills and prairie, causing rapid and often fatal poisoning in cattle. He urges destruction by uprooting, drying, and burning, noting symptoms appear within 30 to 60 minutes and treatments have varied results.
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Percy Talbot
Judge Stubbs Retires After Enquiry in Manitoba
Ottawa May 30 Judge L S G Stubbs of Manitoba county court Winnipeg retires and Henry W Whitla KC is named to his vacancy A second vacancy follows retirement of Judge A N McPherson both appointments expected soon The Ford inquiry into judicial misconduct prompted cabinet action and prompted discussions of more provincial judicial appointments across Canada
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Ottawa
L. St. G. Stubbs
Manitoba County Court
Winnipeg
Henry
W. Whitla
K.C
Frank A. Ford
Stubbs
Manitoba
A. N. McPherson
Joseph Bernier
St. Boniface
House of Commons
Justice Ford
C. H. Cahan
British Columbia
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince of Wales Emphasizes Isolation Rule and Global Unity
The Prince of Wales told a Pilgrims Society gathering in London that no country prospers in isolation and urged Britain and the United States to cooperate. He lauded Ambassador Robert W. Bingham and cited improvements since Roosevelt’s inauguration as a sign of global recovery and renewed hope.
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London
Prince of Wales
Pilgrims Society
United States
Great Britain
Robert W. Bingham
Court of St. James
Bingham
Roosevelt
America
Cornwall
Duke of Cornwall
Canterbury
Mr. Bingham
Arrowwood Girl Disappears. Widespread Search Fails
Arrowwood May 30 widespread search for Mary Durika Arrowwood school girl who vanished Monday at noon proved fruitless. She was last seen in Arrowwood wearing a light green flowered dress and green sweater. Police noted a noon disappearance and urged anyone with information to contact her parents or the RCMP. Nearby wheat prices and a speeding fine are listed in the local notices.
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Arrowwood
Mary Durika
Mrs. J. Dumka
R.C.M.P
Brutal Killing at Castle Cafe Leaves One Dead
Four assailants fined ten men and a 15-year old boy lined up victims against the wall of the Castle Cafe and opened fire. One man is dead and five are wounded. the boy sustained minor injuries while two others remain in serious condition.
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New York
Castle Cafe
Irvine UFA Sets June Meeting at Irvine Hall
The Irvine UFA local schedules its next regular meeting for Saturday June 3 at 2 p.m. in the UFA hall at Irvine. All members are urged to attend.
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Irvine
U.F.A
Public Meeting On Livestock And Forage Topics At Redcliff
At Cliff Hall Redcliff on Saturday evening June 10 Superintendent L B Thomson of the Dominion Experimental Range will discuss Livestock Production on Ranch and Farm. Dr S E Clark will speak on Forage Crops and Their Relation to Livestock Production. Both talks will be illustrated with lantern slides for farmers ranchers and townspeople. attendance is invited as an educational program.
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Cliff Hall
Redcliff
L. B. Thomson
Dominion Experimental Range Station
Manyberries
S. E. Clark
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Statesmen
Mantiporba
Lord Woollivington
Tommy Westen
Samsovio
Britain
J. H. Chaseley
Brownlee
Washington
Dwight W. Merrow
Morgan Banking Co
Mexico
Senate
Montreal
Army and Navy
C. Tripp
Point Road
Marion
Mass
Gerard Blain
Morgan and Company Today
George A. Hoag
C.N.R
Horsepayne
Trenton
Rotarjah Magazine
Bert
Shanghai
North China
China
Japan
Tangku
Great Wall
Slough and
Marsues
THE
Pilgrims’ Society
Ogilvie Grain Dept
Heesie
Gershaw
M.P
Harry Danty
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