Weather Outlook for Alberta and Nearby Regions
A series of Pacific disturbances brings warmer air and cloudy skies to Alberta with occasional light rain showers. Southern areas may stay generally sunny. Maximum yesterday 63, minimum 38. Noon temperature around 70 with SW winds. Regional highs and lows listed for major cities.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Calgary
Lethbridge
Swift Current
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Hse Jaw
Coroner urges better jail medical facilities for intoxicated prisoners
A Saskatoon coroner's jury attached a rider to Thomas Heywood's death verdict urging improved facilities for intoxicated inmates in city police cells. Heywood, 36, hanged himself in the cells on July 20 after a personal crisis. The inquest recommended safer handling and observation.
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Saskatoon
Thomas Heywood
New Westminster
B.C
Heywood
One of a Leg So Youre Going To Be a Banker
Bruce W Hogle discusses banking's central role in the economy noting that 90 percent of national business uses checking accounts and Canadian banks handle nearly two trillion dollars annually. The piece highlights opportunities for young graduates in chartered banks and the responsibility of bank employees.
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Bruce W. Hogle
Canada
Mansfield constable guards peace amid tense school unrest
In Mansfield Texas constable Tom Beard recalls 1910 mob violence, pledges to keep peace as angry crowds oppose Negro enrollment. He praises relationships with Black residents and vows not to let mob action disgrace the town.
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Mansfield
Tex
Tom Beard
Texas
Emmet Morrison
Beard
Morrison
Solvents Officials Inspect Nitro Construction Site
Two senior executives of Commercial Solvents Corporation visit Northwest Nitro-Whrei Chemical to inspect ongoing construction. M. vice president of research development and engineering based in New York City and Fred Dudley, chief engineer from Terre Haute Indiana, lead the inspection.
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Commercial Solvents Corporation
Northwest Nitro- Whrei Chemical
Raseuivelopment and Engineering
York City
Fred Dudley
Terre Haute
Indiana
Thelma Heine Wins Canadian Nurse Award at Medicine Hat
Thelma Heine, a Medicine Hat local, received the Canadian Nurse Award for first year theory excellence with an 87.71 percent average. The ceremony, directed by Miss Elizabeth A. Bietsch, marked banding for over 50 nursing students at Medicine Hat General Hospital School of Nursing.
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R.n.’S
Medicine Hat General Hospital School of Nursing
Elizabeth A. Bietsch
Thelma Heine
Canadian Nurse Journal
Heine
Rudolph Heine
Medicine Hat High
C.N.J
Bietsch
Noreen Flanagan
Shirley Bergey
Georgia Bowman
Edith Chivilo
Patricia Dutton
Eleanor Hansen
Helen Hiebert
Patricia Hunter
Trene Olsen
Elaine Row
Wilda Schmidt
Dorothy Schneider
Rose Sellinger
Audrey Wood
New Municipal District Hospital
Marilyn Binns
Elsie Gackle
Thelma Teine
Donna Hislop
Marlene Krempin
Mary Kiteley
Joan Mattice
Katherine MacKenzie
Maxine Nobbs
Simonne Patry
Constance Peterson
Lily Prochnan
Marcella Tester
Doris Wilson
Margery Wutzke
Eda Bartoletti
Lillian Carruthers
Norma Cochran
Rae Dubeau
Irene Ekstrand
Gladys Fenton
Darlene Harvey
Ann Hlohovsky
Sharon Lee Ingram
Eileen Jaster
Helen Jenkins
Cherie Mallinson
Lorraine Rennick
Joan Rinaldi
Marilyn Sewall
Ruth Sonnenberg
Sonja Strasrud
Eileen Thompson
Inez Unrath
Janette Williams
Mary Wolosuk
Body of kidnapped baby found in Lake Whitney
In Hamden Connecticut a six week old girl, Cynthia Ruotolo, was found dead in Lake Whitney wrapped in a plastic bag. Police described a possible suspect as a short dark complexioned woman seen near Sears Roebuck earlier. No ransom or contact with parents reported.
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Weinberger
Westbury
N.Y
Mmrs
Stephen Ruotolo
Ruotolo
New Haven
Canadians and a Russian visitor on magazines and society
DOUGLAS LEITERMAN recalls a Russian journalist touring St John’s Newfoundland. They discuss magazine covers, crime news, freedom of choice, beggars, and poverty visible near a sewer while reflecting on Marx and capitalism.
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Douglas Leiterman
News
Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Police Gazette
Russia
Blanket Permit To Shoot Ducks In Central Alberta
A blanket permit to shoot ducks damaging crops in Central Alberta was issued. Farmers may call on locals to shoot within a defined area from the North Saskatchewan River to Banff No 1 Highway and along No 9, with rules allowing dogs but no decoys bird calls or blinds. Shooting is allowed anytime including Sunday. 50 feet from water. bag limit 40 birds, not more than 20 pintails.
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Edmonton
Alberta
EK. S. Huestis
Fish and Game
North Saskatchewan River
Banff
No. 9
Saskatchewan
Quarrel Over Confidential Story Ends With Shooting in Jungle
Witnesses say a loud dispute over a Confidential magazine piece preceded Robert Harrison being shot in a jungle on the island. Richard Weldy admits firing as he argues a story about Pilar Palette and John Wayne. Harrison is hospitalized in exhaustion and a minor arm wound.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominical Republic
Confidential
Robert Harrison
Caribbean
Harrison
Richard Weldy
Jungle Trapper and Guide
New York
Weldy
Here
Pilar Palette
John Wayne
Peru
Wayne
A. P. Govoni
Hunting Companion
Medicine Hat post office site choices in draft stage
Ottawa reports the public works department has a new Medicine Hat post office on the drafting bed with decisions pending. An appropriation for 1957-58 remains possible but tight budgets may force reconsideration of all projects. Two sites near Fifth Ave are favored, with one at Second St and Fifth Ave facing the main block. The current post office is overcrowded and a new facility may cost about 2 million dollars, depending on whether the present quarters are retained.
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Reg. Hardy
News
Ottawa Bureau
Ottawa
Department of Public Works
M Hat
Canada
Planning Board
Mindar Canaral
TVA
Variet’ da Fe
al Ye Willawlel
Sea Vmi
Ayputy
Medicine Hat
Second St
Fifth Ave
Third St
Toronto St. School
Moose Jaw
Calgary
Hat
Swift Current
CPR
Sixth Ave
Treasury Board
Glass workers vote on union representation at Dominion Glass
About 500 employees at Dominion Glass Company in Redcliff will vote next Tuesday on whether to retain the United Mine Workers union for bargaining or switch to the United Glass and Ceramics Workers. The Ceramics union already represents Dominion Glass staff at Montreal Toronto and Wallaceburg plants. Henry G. Rhodes, CLC prairie regional director, arrived in Redcliff as UMW brass from Toronto may respond with an officer from the east.
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Dominion Glass
Redcliff
United
Grand Ceramics Workers
Board of
Industrial Red
Ead
Medicine Hat
UMW
UGCW
Sentuin
Toronto
Fail
CCL
Raent
Stinton
Sii
Glass Workers Afl
New
Canadian Labor Congress
Ceramics Union
Montreal
Wallaceburg
Henry G. Rhodes
Regina
the Prairies
CLC
Smile Remedies for Onions Burps A Joking Faux Pas
Dear Aunt Belle suggests a light hearted escape after onion burps. The reply says to simply smile and murmur Bermuda shorts as a playful apology in a human interest cartoon style.
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Belle
St Barnabas Rector Named Archdeacon in Diocese
The Rev Canon J W Carter announced that Archdeacon M E Coleman of Qu Appelle was named archdeacon for Moose Jaw and surrounding rural deaneries. The role honors St Barnabas and succeeds the retiring Venerable Samus Williams.
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St. Barnabas Anglican Church
J. W. Carter
M. E. Coleman
Qu’Appelle
St. Barnabas
Samus Williams
Qualicum
British Colum
Moose J Aw
Moose Jaw
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Vester
Drumheller Hospital
Patrick Lenihan
National Union of Public Employees
Calgary General Hospital
Medicine Hat Civic Hospital
Lethbridge Municipal Hospital
Edmonton General Hospital
Vancouver
T. C. Douglas
CCF
Prairie
Prince Albert, Sask
I. C. Collins
Grande Prairie
Taylor
Optometrists
Dominion
London
Municipal District Hospital
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hospital
D. S. Hawthorne
Ald
J. W. Douglas
Earl Smith
Helen Spencer
The
Lodge
Tot
St. John’s
Nld
Newfoundland
Soviet Union
Karl Marx
Marx
Glass
St.Barbas
Vgt
Ape
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