Weather Outlook for Edmonton and Prairie Region Weekend
A Yukon cold damp air outbreak brings rain squalls and lower temperatures across prairie regions by tonight. Sunday is expected cool and dull with unsettled conditions. regional highs range from the mid 40s to mid 70s in various towns, while overnight lows vary accordingly.
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Edmonton
Yukon
Calgary
Lethridge
Haioon
Lethbridge
Swift Current
Moose Jaw Ou
Western Roundup Shipping Surges Record Expected
Churchill Manitoba port sees ships arriving two weeks early with 49 cargoes loaded and target 50 ships for a new record. Edmonton reports drowning death of Gar field Sanderson 26 near Lac Ste. B yone after boat overturned. Calgary council urged to buy 150 shares of new Alberta Municipal Finance Corporation for 1500 dollars. Edmonton girl Gisela Gay 7 killed by bus and truck, 12th traffic death this year. Flint? Man George 0 17 left eye removed after hunting accident. Edmonton search for eight men believed drowned after tug Clearwater sank on Lake Athabasca abandoned. Vancouver Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to sell insurance for CBS. Edmonton former MLA and ex-mayor Hugh John Montgomery, 80, dies in hospital.
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Qhurchill
Manitoba
Edmonton
Northern Transportation Co
Clearwater
Lake Athabasca
Smilestones Prompt Cited In Breathing Technique
A brief dialogue shows a clinician guiding a patient to inhale deeply and repeat numbers. The exchange features a playful nickname Doc-Twenty-seven and the instruction to say nine three times. The vignette highlights a humorous, instructional moment.
Mass Killer Rumor Intrigues Eastbourne Case
Scotland Yard probes rumors of a mass killer or widows' fraud in Eastbourne England with detective superintendent Herbert W Hannam leading the inquiry. The investigation centers on altered wills and possible exhumations as investigators weigh motives and scope amid gossip and elderly widows.
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Eastbourne
England
Scotland Yard
Yard
Channel Shore
Derly
Herbert W. Hannam
Hannam
Brynsley Pugh
Portland
Dorset
Home Office
Britain
Dbatest
Emily Louise Mortimer
Government rejects Christmas stamp with religious design
Canadian government will not issue special Christmas stamps following a year long campaign by three Edmonton youths. Misses Annemarie Gibson Velma Stenger and Ben Olegin sought to add a religious theme to cards. Postal official L. J. Mills cites size limits and quality concerns as reasons for not pursuing the idea. Designs sent April 21 are returned.
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Postal Department
H. G. Glyde
University of Alberta
Annemarie Gibson
L. J. Mills
Financial Services
The
Postal Service
Post Office
Alberta Grants 15000 for Black and White Trail Work
Alberta highways minister Gordon Taylor announced a 15000 grant to improve the Black and White Trail southwest of Medicine Hat toward Manyberries. The funds, approved after input from E G Robinson MLA and Harry Strom MLA, will be used for surface work under the supervision of engineer K J Crawford, with work to start soon.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Gordon E. Taylor
Medicine Hat
Taylor
E. G. Robinson
M.L.A
Harry Strom
Cyprus Hosts Visiting Forces From Nine Nations
Governor Sir John Harding signs order allowing presence in Cyprus of visiting forces from the United States Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa India Pakistan Ceylon and France.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Reuters
John Harding
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
France
See-Salesman. A Portrait of Early Canadian Pioneers as Economical Trailblazers
Bruce Hogle discusses how rugged pioneers who urged Eastern Canadians to move West became Canada’s first salesmen. He argues selling sustains industry, elevates careers, and creates vast opportunities, noting numerous high earners and the profession’s pivotal economic role.
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Bruce Hogle
Canada
Dominion
University appoints Dun Campbell Director of Alberta Extension
The University of Alberta names Dun Campbell from Medicine Hat as Director of its Department of Extension. Campbell, educated at Medicine Hat schools, served in the RCAF, earned B Com and BA at UBC, and joined Alberta Extension staff in 1949. The department aims to bring university resources to the people across the province.
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University of Alberta
Duncan Campbell
Department of Extension
Medicine Hat
Campbell
RCAF
University of British Columbia
Petroleum Indutory
Campos
A Ee Cambow
Banff School of Fine Arts
Marathon Swim At Elkwater Lake Named Event
A one mile cross lake swim will be held at Elkwater Lake tomorrow as part of the annual regatta. Alberta Credit Jewellers donated the trophy for the winner of the first event. The start is from the far shore to the docks near Henry Allergoth's diner.
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Elkwater Lake
Alberta Credit Jewellers
Henry Allergoth
Mansfield board seeks all legal delay after racial clash
The Mansfield Texas school board votes to use every legal means to postpone integration for a year after a mob of more than 300 barred Negroes from enrolling at Mansfield High School. Federal appeals court denied a stay and Texas Rangers were deployed to restore order amid threats and violence.
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Tex
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Texas Rangers
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Mansfield High School
Federal Court of Appeals
Houston
Mansfield School Board
Joe E. Estes
Court of Appeals
Mansfield School
J. A. Gooch
United States Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
L. Clifford Davis
Herbert Brownell
Washington
Justice Department
Lucy
Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Six Brothers Ordained in Lutheran Ministry Record
A Willis ton Illinois family makes history as six Heidemann brothers are ordained in a single service by their three elder siblings. The six all hold college and seminary degrees, with their sister-in-law Theodora Wagstaff married to Rev. Edwin Wagstaff. Their late father Albert Heidemann served as a Lutheran pastor in North Dakota and the Canadian prairies. he died in 1950 after a peak salary of 1400 dollars in 1927. The ordination marks a first in American Lutheran Church history.
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Hannah
Israel
Samuel
Marie Heidemann
Williston
Ill
Heidemann
Theodora
Edwin Wagstaff
Fowlerville
Mich
Albert Heidemann
North Dakota
Canadian Prairies
Wagstaff
Albert
American Lutheran Church
Herman
Gerd Heidmann
Rex
Kurt
Reign of Terror Flares in Clinton as Integrations Face Resistance
In Clinton Tennessee a mob of about 1000 protests the court ordered integration of the high school. Police struggled as cars were stopped and doors opened while groups demanded outside help to confront the Negro pupils. An incident left a person injured amid tense confrontations downtown.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton
W. E. Lewallen
Haeng
Statway Patrol
Nation
Buford Lewallen
Thous
Ohio
Michhgan
September decision month for nominations in city and school boards
The article notes September as the decision month for nominations with six council seats, three public school board seats, and two separate school board seats open. Incumbent Mayor Weiner is expected to be acclaimed, while Aldermen Ed McCombs, Ed Heckbert, and Lloyd Craig seek re election. New contenders include Lorne Thompson and J O Starritt with others named as possible aspirants.
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Weiner
Ed McCombs
Ed Heckbert
Lloyd Craig
Ernie Heald
Edmonton
Lorne Walker
Lorne Thompson
Medicine Hat Feeding Co
J. O. Starritt
13 Crash Victims Brought to Vancouver Airport
A C 46 air transport carrying 13 crash victims landed at Vancouver International at 8 10 p m PDT Friday. The bodies, from Canadian Pacific Airlines DC 6B wreckage near Cold Bay Alaska, were taken to the Vancouver morgue for inquest. Navigator William R Hunter 32 of North Vancouver identified. infant Judy Lem still unaccounted for. mother Mrs Margaret Lem of Toronto died in crash.
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Vancouver
Cold Bay
Alaska
Canadian Pacific Airlines
CPA
William R. Hunter
North Vancouver
Judy Lem
Margaret R. Lem
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Airliner Disaster Kills Fifteen
A Canadian Pacific Airliner bound Vancouver to Hong Kong caught fire near Unimak Island Alaska. Fifteen of the 22 aboard died including Orientals clergy and a diplomat. The crash marks CPA's fourth major accident in 14 years.
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Bering Sea
Siberia
Orient
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Unimak
CPA
Nasser
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