Community Weekly Newspaper Gazette Details
Authorized as Seccord Class Mail by the Post Office. The Rivers Manitoba weekly, established in July 1808 by T. W. Offen, issued Thursdays from Gazette Office at 209 211 Main Street. Subscriptions: 2.56 in Canada, 3.00 elsewhere, payable in advance. G. F. Barker.
Two Alberta Towns Burn in Separate Fires Yesterday
Edmonton reports two Alberta towns Grimshaw and Minburn heavily damaged by fires yesterday. Grimshaw suffered six buildings gutted and a seventh damaged with five families displaced by the blaze aided by tractors and dynamite to clear paths, while Minburn endured a home fire that left two children unhurt despite measles in bed nearby.
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Edmonton
Grimshaw
Alta
Minbarn
Grimebaw
Here
al Minburn
Arlene
Dennis Wagner
Two Montreal policemen held in robbery case
Montreal police director Albert Langlais announced two city police officers are in custody for an armed robbery at an east end grocery store a week earlier. The men, each about 18 months on the force, allegedly entered the Orleans street shop of M A Savaria, held the proprietor, and seized $25 from the till and $100 from Savaria’s pocket.
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East End
Montreal
Albert Langlais
Langlois
Orleans Street
M. A. Savaria
Savaria
Montreal Bank Robber Strikes Quietly in Downtown Branch
A man wearing a brown hat robbed a Bank of Toronto branch in downtown Montreal on a Monday, taking 3000 in a bag after handing a cheque to teller Miss Leris Paris who was interrupted as the crowded bank persisted. The robber, about 36, calmly exited, blending with pedestrians. the crime was noticed only after Miss Paris raised the alarm.
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Montreal
Robbed
Bank of Toronto
Montres
Gunmen Rob Hong Kong Bank of Big Sum
Six or seven Chinese gunmen robbed the Hong Kong branch of the Chase National Bank, sprinting away with about 195,400 Hong Kong dollars and 2,000 US dollars. Bank manager Frank A. Howard said the robbery occurred in ten minutes and was insured.
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Hong Kong
Bank OF Big Sum
Bold Kunen
Chase National Bank
Frank A. Howard
United States
Howard
Portage Building Permits Rise to $577,185 in 1949
Portage la Prairie Manitoba building permits issued in 1949 totalled 577,185 dollars. The 134 permits covered 134 separate buildings, according to building inspector George H. Spriggs in a report to city council.
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Portage Building
Portage la Prairie
Man
George H. Spriggs
Daring Rose M. As Hospital Burns In Dawson City
A fire at St. Marys hospital in Dawson City Dawson Territory collapsed a three story 73 bed frame building. Sister Mary Gideon died from burns received in the blaze and 77 patients were evacuated. Volunteers braved 30 below zero and wind to rescue a badly burned patient as thirteen tuberculosis patients were flown to Whitehorse.
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Liferay
Whitehorse
Taxi thief picked up fares in stolen cab
Montreal police report Edgar Gagnon aged 32 stole a taxi and operated it with three passengers inside. He was arrested for theft last night and confirmed as the driver of the vehicle.
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Montreal
Edgar Gagnon
Cagnon
It Might Be Worse A January Weather Reflection
The district endures a long wintry spell with snow and cold from the Pacific coast to the United States. Yet local roads stay open and light grows slightly as February thaw looms, a reminder that this is a good country to live in.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Ideology and the Shape of a New World Order
A reflection on ideology as an old yet stubborn concept likened to barbed wire. It contrasts modern reluctance with Christendom’s vision of a universal order guiding private and public life toward a higher purpose, urging alignment with that vision.
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Christ
Christ Child
Bre
Fragmented Patriotic Riff Echoes Canadian Christian Vision
The text drifts through religious and national themes, praising Christ and Canadian identity while mentioning suffering, resilience, and a distant sense of historical progress. It references a ten year old patient and a bulky peneth like a fork, with unclear context from a damaged source.
Toe grafted to hand as a thumb reported in British Medical Journal
A remarkable case in the current British Medical Journal details a patient, a child, whose toe from an A1 pig was grafted onto the hand to function as a thumb. The report notes the procedure and immediate outcome.
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London Times
Jowr
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