Truman and Kefauver Lead Party Nomination Talk
The text notes Truman weighing a possible third term amid Democratic and Republican prospects. It cites Adlai Stevenson as a favorite but not declaring a bid, Kefauver and Kerr as Democratic contenders, and a pilot push for Alben Barkley. Also mentions Taft Warren Stassen and Eisenhower write ins, plus British American atomic co operation discussions led by Sir John Cockcroft and responses from Churchill era officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United States Democratic Party
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
I. Amols
Stevenson
Fetes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Franklin Roosevel
John Cockcroft
Britain
Tomic
John
Atomic Research Estate
Canada
United States
London Daily Graphic
Daily Mai
Earl of Birkenhead
House of Lords
Min Churchill
Foreign Office
Ahea
Guiboche Found Insane In Murder Trial
Leon Guiboche 28 from Camperville was charged with the murder of William John Gabriel on November 11 last year. The jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity and he was ordered held at Headingly jail pending further confinement directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Guiboche
Camperville
William John Gabriel
Headingly
Guiboche
Gabriel
Waterhen
Skownan
Dauphin
Gordon E. Pilkey
Kurt Anstretcher
Brandon
Anstreicher
Cc S A. Rogers
Dauphin Sets 1952 Budget With 78 Mills Tax Rate
Dauphin town council approved a 1952 budget totaling 379263.80 with a 78 mill general tax rate, up five mills from 1951. The package includes 31.5 general mills, four special levy mills, 15 municipal commissioner mills, plus 41 mills for school revenue and other items, totaling estimated tax income of 287150 with additional revenue from water, licenses, and town operations. An additional seven general municipal mills were requested to cover anticipated deficits amid rising costs and no cash surplus.
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Dauphin
Edmond Prefontaine
Parks Board
Ee Dauphin Agricultural
D.M.C.C
Jemma A
Cineca
Enone Anion
Manitoba Informs No Foot and Mouth Disease Found
Dr. R H Lay head of the federal health of animals division for Manitoba says investigations over six weeks since the Saskatchewan outbreak show no infection extended into Manitoba. Observers and veterinarians continue routine checks and infection alerts remain in place.
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R. H. Lay
Federal Health of Animals Division
Manitoba
The
Herald
Dauphin
Saskatchewan
J. C. McConnell
O. McGuirk
Red Cross Drive Reaches Halfway Mark With $2100
The local Red Cross drive has collected $2100 toward the town's goal, with $1400 turned in last week. Secretary D. H. Sneddon said this progress is well above halfway and encouraging, though outlying areas have not yet submitted their receipts.
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Red Cross
D. H. Sneddon
The
Keewatin Forces Fifth With 3-1 Win Over Dauphin
Keewatin edged the Dauphin Kings 3-1 to force a decisive fifth game in the Western Canada intermediate semi final. Erskine assisted by Robertson scored the late winner as Keewatin battled back after an early Dauphin goal. Garrow starred in the Keewatin net with key saves.
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Keewatin
Kings
Western Canada
Wheat City
Brandon
Daujhin Kings
Keewatin Millers
Northern Ontario
Dauphin
Blom
Erskine
Millers
Garrow
Dauphin Figure Skating Club to Hold Meeting Sunday
The Dauphin figure skating club will hold its annual meeting this Sunday at 2 PM in the banquet room of the King's Hotel. An election of officers will be conducted and all members and parents active in the 1951-52 season are invited.
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Dauphin Figure Skating Club
King’s Hotel
King's Hotel
Ralph Bagley
Dauphin Chamber
Burget Town 1952 Budget Shows Revenue and Expenditure
The Burget town budget outlines estimated revenue and expenditures for 1952, compared with the 1951 estimates and actuals. It details anticipated income sources and spending categories, highlighting changes from the prior year.
Szewczyk Elected President Of Dauphin Chamber In 1952
M F Szewczyk elected president of the Dauphin chamber of commerce at the 48th annual meeting held March 26 with nearly 150 attendees. Norman E White named vice president, D M Johnston remains secretary treasurer. 1952-53 executives and committee chairs set for the new term. Mayor Bullimore and J P Bank named associate members. Highlights include a visit by Hon Robert Winters, highway and road improvements talk, a dinner for the Dauphin Herald editor, Churchill excursionists, and a decorative Christmas lighting drive. Financials show 1951 receipts 2478.70 and expenditures 1967.14 with year-end balance 511.56 and assets 826.56. Attending representatives from Swan River and surrounding towns plus many special guests and entertainment.
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Michael F. Szewczyk
Dauin Chamber of Con
Chamber
George McConnell
Winnipeg
Manitoba Wheat Pool
D. M. Johnston
McConnell Stresses Food as Path to World Peace
George McConnell argued that food abundance can deter war and aid peace. He warned three of five people go hungry worldwide, urged increased production, and supported international co operation to distribute surpluses. McConnell, Manitoba Wheat Pool vice president, cited global relations and farmer representation.
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George McConnell
Mr. McConnell
For Farmers of
Canada
Vincent Polloway
McConnell
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Norman White
Jaycees Hold Western Section Convention in Dauphin
The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Canada held a two day Western section convention in Dauphin with about 40 members from Winnipeg Brandon Minnedosa Crystal City and Dauphin. George D L Kuhn of Winnipeg chaired. Jacobson won the effective speaking contest over Norris White with judges Booth Ray and McLean.
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Chamber of Commerce of Canada
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Brandon
Minnedosa
Crystal City
George DL. Kuhan
Norris White
Peal Joeshesn
Win
Nipeg
Water Darroch
W. G. Booth
H. C Ray
S. E. McLean
Jacobson
Stewart McLean
Man
Dan Smith
National Awards Committee
Keith Murray
Fred Tallman
Winnipeg Chamber
Frank Levenen
Brandon Chamber
Bob McDonald
Crystal City Chamber
Clare Cove
Minne
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Harry Eccles
U.S
Stene Town Hall
R. M. Fisher
Council
Sugar” Robertson
Sugar
Rzesnoski
Percy Garrow
Ae Kings
Mar- Mosienko
Carek
Dex Eta Eee
Ea Tees Ce
S. Robertson
Beatty
Bain
Hamilton
K. Robertson
Lund
Simoneau
Foster
Stockhem
Haddrell
Mann
Pisnook
Bourbonnais
A. Robert
Vic Lindquist
Lorne Lyndon
Murray
Tamblyn
Figure Skating Club
Burget
M. F. Szewczyk
Chamber of Commerce
Norman E. White
D. M .Johnston
J. McCaffery
H. D. Campbell
E. D. Palmer
H. Armstrong
J. S. Oliphant Jr
C. Jacobson
E. T. Drabik
R. L. Pascoe
S. S. Hunt
H. J. Gamble
N. Johnston
N. Shwets
R. M. Boughen
R. W. Hollyoake
R. G. Snodgrass
W. L. Bullmore
J. P. Bank
Bullimore
Szewczyk
Stewart E. McLean
Robert H. Winters
Ottawa
Winters
Wasagaming
Clear Lake
Dauphin Herald and Press
Dominion Textile
McLean
Swan River
Sifton
Ethelbert
Frank H. Keefe
Western Region
C.N.R
E. R. Elsey
Central District
C.P.A
W. D. Fallis
Manitoba Power Commission
David MacKay
C.N. Express
H. J. Cunningham
Lawrence Wrye
W. K. Cain
W. E. McCall
W. L. Watson
Jaycees
Jim Grant
Bill Bate
Dosa
Jim Fetterley
Region Four
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