Medicine Hat News Masthead and Contact Information
The Medicine Hat News lists its proprietors, publication schedule, and office contact details including address at 16 Sixth Avenue Medicine Hat Alberta The editor is W H Hogle with telephone 3452 and the paper notes second class mail authorization in Ottawa
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Medicine Hat News Limited
Sixth Avenue
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Post Office Department
Ottawa
W. H. Hogle
Immigration Quagmire Puts Glazer Family at Canada Austria Rift
A Montreal based family the Glazers faces deportation under a Canadian order that would send Paul Glazer and seven year old Tony to Austria while Mrs Glazer and 10 year old Richarl would go to the United States and Gary would remain in Canada. The family came to Canada in 1950 on a temporary permit after Paul served against the Russians. The order was issued months ago and critics say it splits the family and highlights complexity in immigration law.
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Montreal
Glazer
Paul Glazer
Tony
Austria
United States
Canada
Chandigarh rises as new capital in Punjab planned city
The article notes Chandigarh being built in East Punjab as a modern, purpose designed capital replacing Lahore after partition. It describes Chandigarh as ultra modern with shade traps and parasol roofs and a flat, scenic setting expected to attract tourists.
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Canada
Ottawa
Punjab
India
Lahore
Pakistan
Powers-That-Be
Chandigarh
Himalayas
The Bible Message from Authorized Version Excerpt
A devotional reading quotes 1 Corinthians and Philippians verses about transformation in a moment at the last trumpet. It urges steadfastness and perseverance in the Lord, noting rewards for those who press toward the prize. The passage emphasizes incorruption and immortality through faith in Christ Jesus.
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God
Christ Jesus
Barc lay on Bridge: premature sacrifice bids and slam play
In this bridge lesson Barclay discusses how an immediate raise from one to four shows strength for slam and defense, when to use it as a shutout, and how mis-timing bids affect outcomes. The sample deal features North selling slam threats and Blackwood implications with dual-ace concerns.
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North
Thief Makes Off With Car Items Then Teeth
Montreal resident J. J. Aubrey reports a thief stole a camera topcoat pen and pencil set candy from his parked car and asks for the return of his false teeth.
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Missing Choppers Montreal
J. J. Aubrey
Canadian muralist Luzny triumphs in London debut
Toi Luzny, 29, Winnipeg born mural designer of Ukrainian descent, unveils 10 murals in Canada's Trafalgar Square office in London. The scenes depict peace and war shaped by his wartime experiences in Italy with the 8th Field Regiment. Sir Frank Brangwyn praises Luzny's rapid artistic growth in a foreword.
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London
Toi Luany
Winnipeg
Luany
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Trafalgar Square
Luzny
Hugues Lapointe
Canada
Inwood
Man
Italy
8Th Field Regiment
Aldershot
Frank Brangwyn
Sir Frank
Peace proposal by Chancellor against Emperor’s view reported
Neutral observers in London this week report Chancellor Maximillian urged peace to President Wilson in opposition to Emperor Wilhelm. Col. Winston Churchill in Leeds says British munitions output now reaches 12 000 tons daily as Allied forces advance beyond Cambrai with no German stand expected.
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Maximillian
Wilson
Wilhelm
London
Winston Churchill
Leeds
Cambrai
1928 25 Years Ago Naval Documents Lost on Thames Route
London Daily Star reports that important naval documents were lost by an official between Marlow on the Thames and the Chatham Royal Naval barracks. Alberta has added forty new school districts this year for a provincial total around 3,500. A Regina boy Gordon Nelson, 10, died after being accidentally shot by his brother.
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London Daily Star
Marlow
Thames
Chatham Royal Naval Barracks
Alberta
Gordon Nelson
Regina
Saskatchewan
Eden Valley ranch sold to Indian Affairs agency
The Eden Valley ranch near High River has been sold to the Dominion department of Indian Affairs as a sub-reserve for about 160 Stony Indians. In Ledue a 29-year-old expectant mother Mrs Mary Burns died in Westaskiwin hospital a few hours after stepping onto a train track at the station.
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Eden Valley
Jligh River
Dominion Department of Indian Affairs
High River
Mary Burns
Westaskiwin
Ledue
Snow-Capped Venezuelan Peaks Rise Above Nine Thousand Feet
In Venezuela the tropical landscape includes snow topped mountains reaching above 9,750 feet in altitude. The high elevations contrast with the warm lowlands and affect climate, ecology, and tourism potential in the region.
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Venezuela
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