Ida Catherine Butler Weds Clarence William McClelland
A Brandon ceremony on June 26 united Ida Catherine Butler and Clarence William McClelland. The bride, daughter of Bruce and Mrs Butler, wore a pale blue dress with red and yellow rose corsage. They will reside in Rivers. Read the ads it pays.
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Brandon
Ida Catherine
Bruce Butler
Rivers
Clarence William
Thomas McCleLland
W. J. Spence
Mrs. McClelland
Winnipeg Visitors and Holiday Trips Highlight Local Notes
A long list of local residents and visitors share travels and stays this week. Names include Mrs W Thomas in Winnipeg, Mr and Mrs Percy Bird at Clear Lake, Miss Alice Tufts visiting Edmonton relatives, and Bruce Butler heading to Calgary Banff and western points. Also listed are trips to Montreal Calgary Denver and trips by Mayor E E Grant and family.
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W. Thomas
Winnipeg
Percy Bird
Clear Lake
Bruce Butler
Calgary
Banff
Birthday notices listed for July celebrations across towns
A sequence of birthday acknowledgments appears for individuals including Vleta Mary Mor, R. G. Sinclair, Jack Flanton, Mrs T Laurie of Winnipeg, Robert McKenzie, Mrs J H Maxwell of Port Arthur Ont, Thomas Suthers of Armstrong Ont, Marjorie Dann Anderson of Libau, Mrs J R Stratford, and R B Riddick, with dates July 18 through July 24.
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Vleta Mary
Morrow
R. G. Sincair
Jack Flanton
T. Laurie
Winnipeg
Robert McKenzie
J. H.maxwell
Port Arthur
Ont
Thomas Suthers
Armstrong
Marjorie Dann Anderson
Libau
J. R. Stratford
R. B. Riddick
Won Car in Portage exhibit prize at Rivers event
M. Fuller from joint arrangement school in Rivers won a 1947 Dodge sedan offered by the Portage industrial exhibition.
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Cpl. .M. Fuller
Arr
Rivers
Portage
Wonder Chemical Weed Killer Damages University Plots
Saskatoon university plots damaged by a weed killer 2 4 D in test plots of the Canadian Seed Growers association. J M Gertie notes uneven rainfall followed by ester treatments at ten gallons per acre causing thinning and retarded growth. Flax was killed and barley harmed more than wheat or oats.
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Saskatoon
Daly
University of Saskatchewan
J. MH. Gertie
Saskatchewan Bratea
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Road Detours as Brandon Bridge Work Advances
City officials report two detour routes between Lit. Sourle and Lake Tementi as Brandon grading for the new bridges progresses. The detours are located to maintain traffic flow while heavy grading continues and roads remain passable.
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Brandon
Sourle
Lake Tementi
Betaoen
Pein
Secret files stolen from U.S. atomic testing site
Senate chairman Bourke Hickenlooper said secret atomic energy files were missing from the Los Alamos testing grounds in New Mexico. He noted the Atomic Energy Commission reported missing documents but found no reason to believe they are in unauthorized hands.
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Washington
Bourke Hickenlooper
Frown
United States Senate
Los Alamos
N.M
Hickenlooper
Joint Amate-House Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee
New Mexico
National Day of Prayer Observed in Old Country
Britain observed a national day of prayer with church services at St Pauls cathedral. Dr Geoffrey Fisher urged unity to secure economic stability, social wellbeing, and national culture amid challenging times. The royal family, cabinet members, and diplomatic corps attended the service.
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London
Reuters
Britain
St. Paul's
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
All England
Ottawa plans large clerk’s table for British Commons
Public works department officials are drafting plans for a large clerk’s table to be shown to the new British house of commons by the Canadian government. A spokesman said no decision on wood type or design yet. The table is expected to cost about 7500 dollars.
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Ottawa
Public Works Department
House of Commons
Sea men's Union to seek wage, hours gains this fall
Montreal July CN - National headquarters of the Canadian Sea men's Union proposes a 15 cent hourly rise, shorter hours, sick pay and paid vacations as negotiations with shipping firms approach contract expirations in October.
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Montreal
Canadian Seamen's Union
T.S.C
Miners’ Bodies Recovered From Quebec Gold Mine Disaster
London dispatch reports the remains of 31 miners who perished two months ago in a fire at the East Mourtle gold mine near Malarthe in northwestern Quebec have been found. The Canadian Press notes debate over the term Dominion and its relation to Commonwealth status continues among independents and dominionists.
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East Mourtle
Malarthe
Quebec
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