Winnipeg Visitors Over Easter Week End
Town residents hosted relatives from Winnipeg over the Easter weekend. Numerous guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Forman and Miss Edythe Mitchell from Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Forman, Mrs. J. Mitchell, and others. George Frame of Edmonton visited James Frame. Mr. Curle from Saskatoon arrived to work at Rivers Quick Freeze Plant. Mrs. Angel’s visitors were Mrs. J. Marvby of Winnipeg and Mrs. Alex McNeil of Brandon.
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Tom Blake
Winnipeg
Chester Forman
Lee Forman
H. E. Forman
Edythe Mitchell
J. E. Mit
George Frame
Edmonton, Alta
James
Kitty Pidluberg
B. Krestanovich
Dorothy Borrowman
George Curle
Wapella, Sask
Mr. Curle
Rivers Quick Freeze Plant
V. M. Angel
J. Marvby
Alex. McNeil
Brandon
Windsor court disposes of quick uncontested divorce
In Windsor Ontario a lawyer catching a train prompted a judge to dispose of an uncontested divorce in about 30 minutes. A spectator quipped that it lasted no longer than a haircut.
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Windsor
Ont
Halifax motorist finds small legs in ashcan
A Halifax motorist reported a life size doll with legs dangling from an ashcan during spring house cleaning. Police were alerted and first aid equipment was brought to the scene.
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Halifax
Birth of a son for Pte. Peter Drumheller family
A son was born on March 24 1948 to Pte. Peter Drumheller and Mrs Drumheller, at Mrs Steven’s. The event adds a new member to the Drumheller household.
Fire kills five at Omaha rest home in night clothes
Brief items report a deadly Omaha fire that claimed five elderly residents. Identification was hindered as victims wore night garments. Fire officials said the blaze started in a small first floor ante room amid the building.
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Omaha
Indian Ponies Depart Edmonton Journal
A change on southern Alberta reserves noted by the Lethbridge Herald reports large herds of horses vanishing as they move to processing plants at Edmonton and Swift Current for meat for Europe. This reflects a quiet revolution in Blackfoot life, historically centered on horses.
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Edmonton Journal
Alberta
Lethbridge Herald
Edmonton
Swift Current
Europe
Southern
Albera
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Prairies
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Drewrys, Limited
Mino
Remington Blue
Silchrist's Drug Store
Rexall
Taylor & Son
Sherwin - Williams Paints
Wareham’s Meat Market
Town End
Mrs. P. Maxted
Rela
Tives
Lac
FF. Kempthorn
Bonne
Minto
Boissevain
Sia
J. Conover
R. G. Sinclair
C. Keegan
Montreal
Quebec
Doyle
T. A. Wright
Alexandra Hotel
William Eason
M. Sigurdson
R. Mines
Peter and Mrs. Drumheller
Alexandra
TF. E. Wright
Caschoslovak
Argentina
Ferdinand Durcansky
Slovakia
Durcansky
A. F Depalma
New York City
Calgary
Alan Wright
United Steelworkers of America
C.I.0
Canada
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Frost
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Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Godbout
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Brooklyn
Harry S. Truman
Palestine
J. G. Quinn
Federation of Catholic Charities
Truman
William and Margy College
Wiliamsburg
Mackenzie King
Viscount Alexander
Paraguay
Bo Dubienski
Ottawa
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Dominion
Washington—State
Marshall
United States
Allied Control Council For
Germany
Niagara Falls
Pravda
Izvestia
Trieste
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Henry A. Wallace
Soviet Union
Banting Research Foundation
Kate E. Taylor
Toronto
Taylor
Lucius D. Clay
6Th Panzer Army
Malmedy
Gaspard Fauteux
The
Commons
Helen Lavoie
Letelliier
Man
Celina Mansead
Emerson
DO OL. Campbell
Arthur Caldwell
Canberra
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Australia
Hamilton Spectator
Communist Party
Belapalfalvar
Brantford
Hamilton
Howe
McKenzie
Brandon Scrap Iron & Metal Co
First St
Pacific Ave
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