Havre Rotarians Visit Medicine Hat for Seventh Inter-City Meet
Havre Rotarians visited Medicine Hat in the seventh inter-city gathering. The Medicine Hat president welcomed them praising Rotary service clubs for uniting people and fostering international goodwill. The event drew about 200 Rotarians and friends with performances from English Scotch and Canadian groups and a midnight dinner at the Assiniboia Hotel.
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Havre
Harod S. Ireland
Ows
Ireland
Rotary
Kiwanis
Medicine Hat
Twaites’ Hall
Assiniboia
Herb Baker
Sergt
Major Hosie
Bob Butchart
Geordie Caldwell
John Elder
Alex Rollo
Corelli Hatch
England
Elmer Hedges
Hutchinsons Fined 180 in Greenland for Permit Violation
George Hutchinson and eight from New York to London were fined 1000 kroner by the Governor of Southern Greenland for landing without a permit. The governor noted exemplary conduct since arrival at Godthaab and said Hutchinson expressed regret. The return date for continuation of the flight was not yet announced.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
George Hutchinson
United States
New York
London
Arctic
Greenland
Hutchinson
Godthaab
Gorgeinor
Hutchinsong
Beauty contestant injured in France withdrawal from contest
Miss Claire Locker, entered as Miss Canada in the Vichy beauty contest, struck her head on a pipe protruding from a lorry in Fontainbleau Sent. 6. knocked unconscious, taken for first aid, later withdrew from the contest with non serious condition.
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Fontainbleau
France
Claire Locker
Vichy
Canada
Jomrey Baby Dies From Scalding Accident
E ten Steegstra of Comrey rushed to Medicine Hat after a scalding mishap at home Sunday left 19 month old Jomrey Steegstra with fatal burns. The child pulled a boiling water pail atop him as his mother prepared chicken, dying before arrival. Body sent to Pattison and Wilson's parlors then home to Comrey for burial. Russell Emory, Hast Flam boro reeve and former Wentworth county warden, dies suddenly at home in Aldershot.
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E Ten Steegstra
Thomas Steegstra
Comrey
Medicine Hat
Russell Emory
Hast Flamboro
Ont
Wentworth County
Aldershot
Paineine
John Blythe Barrymore
Helen Costello
Andrew’ S
Pasadena
Lionel Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Dolores Barrymore, Jr
John Barrymore
James P. O'Shea
Notes From Redcliff Residents and Travelers
Local residents and visitors share weekend travels and gatherings. Péter Scotland visits Hamilton and Mrs N. BG. Badeau hosts. Mack Maurtin trips to Clares holm with Frank Teanes. C T Hall hires William Heperman as apprentice.
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Péter Scotland
Hamilton
N. BG. Badeau
Mack Maurtin
Claresholm
Frank Teanes
C. T. Hall
William Heperman
Storm Maroons Campers on Grand River Island in Caledonia
Twenty seven people were stranded on a small island in the Grand River near Caledonia Ontario when rising waters blocked boat access. Food shortages and shelter difficulties plagued the group as watchers saw attempts to build wind shields and crews tried to ferry supplies across the swift current. Nearby Edmon ton residents participated in a local tournament and news notes report Norman J. Smart president of Smrt Bros. Ltd. in Collingwood has died.
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Caledonia
Ont
Grand River
No More Riding the Rods
Calgary report says Prime Minister R B Bennett ordered by September 30 that unemployed transients be stopped from riding the rods on Canadian railways. Police and railway officials will enforce the law to end the practice, deemed a severe national evil.
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Calgary
R. B. Bennett
Germany’s Economic Plan Unlocks Funds For Relief Measures
Berlin reports that Chancellor Von Papen’s economic program becomes law via emergency decrees signed by President Hindenburg. The plan allocates 760 million marks for public works, offers tax certificate support for private industry, and lowers interest rates to revive employment and trade.
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Berlin
Frans von Papen
Paul von Hindenburg
von Papen
Salvation of Humanity
New Farm War Plans Aim to Raise Prices
Des Moines reports indicate farm leaders at the marketing strike gathering to map a broader effort to push higher prices. Early today violence was reported in northwest Iowa as the movement unfolds.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bennett Denies Dominion Camps for Unemployed
Prime Minister R B Bennett told Western delegates the Dominion has no authority to set up camps or to finance relief without provincial consent. He warned that 50 percent direct relief would transfer power to central government and strip provinces of control, while urging Cabinet review of higher relief shares. Alberta Premier Brownlee warned of a hard winter and rising relief lists.
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Calgary
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Dominion
Ottawa
Sir. Bennett
J. E. Brownlee
Alberta
Brownlee
Lethbridge and Medicine Hat excell in three day lawn bowling
The Southern Alberta Lawn Bowling Association held a three day tournament with ideal weather. Steele of Lethbridge defeated Downie in a tight semi and Stephenson beat Wright to reach the final. In the Robinson Trophy knockout, Stephenson vanquished Downie and Steele, setting up a final where Stephenson claimed the J. W. Robinson trophy and Steele finished second.
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Southern Alberta Lawn Bowling Association
Steele
Lethbridge
Downie
W. Wright
Stephenson
James. Robinson
Thompson
Tufts
Chapman
Ad Stephenson
Hopkins
Weighell
Hope
Jones
Scott
Morrison
Worsley
Edwards
Bowyer
Wilson
W. Stephenson
Willson
Stewart
J. Wright Gallacher
Hepple
Kemp
Attrill
Rislar
Bishop
Petrie
Reynolds
Pattison
Lewis
Gallacher
Thomson
Medicine Hat
MacCHARLES TROPHY Doubles Close Sunday Play
The event featured tight matches with glorious weather and no runaway affairs. In the semi final Frame and Edwards challenged Stewart and Hope of Lethbridge, delivering a hard fought contest as the local players advanced.
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Stewart and
Hope
Lethbridge
Edwards
Stewart
April the Fifth to Start in St Leger Derby Row
London reports April the Fifth winner of this year’s Derby will start in the St Leger at Doncaster tomorrow. Jockey F Lane will ride again after guiding the horse to victory at Epsom Downs. The horse has been in uncertain condition and owner-trainer Tom Walls had doubts about a start.
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London
Doncaster
F. Lane
Epsom Downs
Tom Walls
Little World
Grain department report lists futures with varied splits
Ogilvie grain department presents October 565 percent split and December 573 percent split figures, plus May 6343 and No 1 November 557s with track 5614 and street 37 noted as part of the measurement.
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Ogilvie Grain Dept
Pass Mine Strike Settled in Blairmore Conference
Blairmore and Bellevue strikers and the Mine Workers' Union of Canada approved a renewed two year agreement with West Canadian Colleries after a mass meeting. The deal preserves union rights, maintains a single open shop, and ends a six month mining shutdown.
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Blairmore
Mine Workers’ Union of Canada
West Canadian Colleries
Brownlee
Bellevue
Bellevue Fo
G. A. Vissac
Doncaster Champagne Stakes Winner Mytephella Triumphs
Doncaster racecourse reports Lord Lonsdale's Mytephella by Tetratema out of Labela won the Champagne Stakes this afternoon by six lengths. Corparate owned by J Herrunga was second, with Sir A Butt's Young Power placing third.
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Doncaster
Eng
Lord Lonsdale
Mytepbella
Tetratema
Labela
J. Herrunga
Corapate
Sir A. Butt
Young *Power
Ontario Hydro Inquiry Focuses on Aird Payment Details
Justice W R Riddell reopens scrutiny of the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission dealings with John Aird Jr of Toronto. He challenges a $50 000 payment as described, saying it was part of the purchase money for rights tied to the Madawaska river and not a true separate payment for services.
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Toronto
Aird
W. R. Riddell
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission
John Aird, Jr
Hydro
Madawaska River
the Riddell
Harmsworth race aftermath tests for hydroplanes unfold
Gar Wood and Kaye Don, winner and runner up of the Harmsworth trophy race, plan further tests after Miss England II withdrew with a breakdown. Wood eyes a bid on the world one mile speed record held by Miss England II at 119.81 mph. Don vows more trials before Thursday trials.
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Detroit
Gar Wood
Kaye Don
Wood
Don
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