Eisenhower Eyes Nomination And Army Departure
The Coming Home commander in Europe notes he would resign his five star army post if nominated for U S president. He aims to keep NATO strong and says he will not discuss politics until a decision is made. In Britain Windsor succession and royal naming debates surface as Queen Elizabeth contemplates using Windsor or Mountbatten.
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France
Eisenhower
Haves
Army
NATO
Washington
Pentagon
Europe
Alfred Gruenther
Far East
Floods devastate eight midwest states as river crests rise
The Missouri and Mississippi floods leave more than 76,000 homeless across North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Missouri. Evacuations expected to climb as the crest nears Omaha and Council Bluffs. Millions of tons of soil and 1,250,000 acres inundated. In South Africa, the Die Burger outlines a bill to curb court authority after a ruling against the Malan regime. The plan would place parliament above courts, sparking opposition from United Party and Torch Commandos amid racial policy turmoil.
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Missisippi
Midwest
U.S
Missouri River
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Die Burger
Capetown
Daniel Malan
Appeals Court
Union of South Africa
Malan
Cape Province
United Party
The
Torch Commandos
Nonwhites
Franko the Dauphin Kings Mascot Starred in Playoff Ride
Franko the Dauphin Kings mascot led a motorcade to Brandon for the second western Canada intermediate final game against the Canmore Legionnaires as 1,000 fans cheered an 8 4 win. He did not travel Saturday but his influence was felt in a 4 1 victory, with hopes he keeps magic through the series.
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Franko
Dauphin Kings
Brandon
Western Canada
Canmore Legionnaires
Fork River
Dauphin
Minnedosa
Kings
Legionnaires
Swayback
Calgary
Council Approves Summer Public Works Concrete Purchase
Council on Monday night approved buying 1,000 cubic yards of ready mix concrete from Smith Cement Products of Dauphin at 4.65 per cubic yard to support the towns summer construction program including the new reservoir. Ed Lundman the town engineer noted samples of gravel will be sent to Winnipeg for analysis and high quality concrete is to be ensured. The town also authorized 3,500 feet of six inch water pipe and additional sewer tile lengths. A new driveway into the North Star service station will be built with costs charged to North Star. A $45,000 waterworks debenture for ten years at five percent interest will cover reservoir mains and Wellington Crescent additions.
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Ed Lundman
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Lundman
Wellington Crescent
J. J. Crowe Company
North Star
First Avenue
S.E
Main Street
North Star Oil Company
Manitoba Angling Season Opens Saturday May 17
The Dauphin area opens the Manitoba angling season on May 17 and runs to October 31. Allowed species include northern pike pickerel yellow perch goldeye and mooneye with daily limits of eight for whitefish pickerel and pike six for goldeye mooneye and ten for perch. Possession limits cap at 20 fish per person and twice the daily limit per species for a family. Use of more than one rod or two hooks per line is barred along with spears gaff hooks snares firearms explosives and luminous baits. A hook and line catch may be landed with a gaff hook. One day equals sunrise to sunset.
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Manitoba
The
Herald
Dauphin
Vermillion named Dauphin tourist park
Dauphin park officials selected Vermillion as the future name for the main tourist park after 21 entries. The $10 prize will be shared by Peter Symbych G D Watson and Ken Love. Names for two small parks were unsatisfactory and the contest will reopen to April 21. The board invited tenders by April 21 for exterior painting and roof coats on the main building and log cabins and set up a committee to plan new toilets and showers. A new ladies’ plumbing building is proposed for the south-west corner with men’s facilities at the back of the main cabin.
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Dauphin
Vermillion” Park
Peter Symbych
G. D. Watson
Ken Love
Campbell
D. Dunfield
J. McKlop
G. Maynard
R. Forbes
Durston
B. Tucker
D. F
H. Campbell
I Fraser
William Cruise Named Chairman of Hospital Board 1952
William Cruise named chairman of the Dauphin General Hospital board for 1952. Dr W G Ritchie and W J Houston re-elected as directors for three years. Mrs H A Breslaw elected new director to fill vacancy from Mrs W K Marsh resignation. Sneath Funeral Service building bought for 15000 for conversion to 16 nurses, with 10000 more estimated for alterations.
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William Cruise
Dauphin General Hospital Board of
W. G. Ritchie
W. J. Houston
H. A. Breslaw
W. K. Marsh
A. S Little
W. H. Rampton
E. W. Hawkins
Breslaw
Little
Gardner
Hawkins
Sneath Funeral Service
Fourth Avenue S.W
Hospital Street
Munro to Open New Garage Saturday
G H Munro will open his new modern garage and service station at Main street and First avenue SE on Saturday morning April 19. The business, Munro Sales and Service, will donate all net profits from opening day sales to Dauphin commercial travellers playgrounds.
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Tibby”’ Munro
Main Street
First Avenue S.E
Munro Sales and Service
Dauphin
Dauphin Hosts 27th Annual Short Course For Youth
The Dauphin agricultural short course opened with 116 registrants 68 girls and 48 boys from Dauphin and nearby towns. The event features a divided boys and girls program, student council elections, and a Week of lectures, films, and homemaking instruction on ag education cooperation and rural life.
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Dauphin Agricultural
Dauphin Baseball Club Sets Annual Meeting for Sunday
The Dauphin Baseball Club invites residents to a Sunday meeting at 2 PM in the D.M.C.C. building to review last year and elect a new executive. The club, part of the Man Sask Baseball League with Kamsack Yorkton Roblin Gilbert Plains, faced financial struggles but aims to balance books and start the new season with a clean slate.
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Dauphin
Kamsack
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Roblin
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Dauphin Red Birds
Yorkton Cardinals
Grandview
Meat Inspection By law Draft Referred For Dauphin Council
Dauphin council will consider a draft meat inspection by law requiring all meat sold in the town to be inspected by a veterinarian. The measure stems from a year of discussion and follows a draft used in other Manitoba municipalities. Existing meat from local packing plants is already inspected and stamped.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Dauphin Regional Festival Sees 475 Entries Planned
Plans for Dauphin's 13th annual regional festival advance with 475 entries announced by Mrs. C. N. Dahlgren. Competition runs April 30 to May 6 with adjudicators Beth Douglas Lorne Watson and Robert Jarman. Drama is omitted. final choral classes May 2 feature 24 choirs and 300+ children. Competitions at Henderson school auditorium and town hall.
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Dauphin
C. N. Dahlgren
Beth Douglas
Winnipeg
Lorne Watson
Brandon College
Robert Jarman
Henderson School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin Council Approves Group Pension Contract Move
The town of Dauphin has secured legislative consent to enter a group pension contract for employees. Town solicitors will draft by law for presentation at the next council meeting. Considerable discussion followed on installing parking meters in downtown areas and a plan to seek supplier details for feasibility studies.
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Dauphin
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Manitoba
Town Council Sets Prices for Town Lots and Approves Transfers
After deliberation the Dauphin town council approved lot prices: nonwater line $100, nonwater line with water $150, on water line $250, industrial $750. A policy caps sales at two lots per applicant. A report on W Girling and Bryce property transfers for road use was adopted with a $700 offer for W Girling lanes. R Hollyoake seeks a temporary six month fireproof building for his business and council plans a deposit to secure removal work.
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Wellington Crescent
W. Girling
Dauphin
Bryce
R. W. Hollyoake
Busi
Kings Off To Calgary In Intermediate Final Series
The Kings travel to Brandon by rail then to Calgary for the remaining games against the Canmore Legionnaires. Three players stayed behind but were flown in Wednesday for the fourth game. Calgary hosts if more games are needed with Mayor Bullmore attending as official representative.
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Calgary
W. L. Bullmore
Golfers to Meet Sunday for Executive Election
A general meeting of men golfers is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in the town hall. The purpose is to elect an executive and appoint committees to manage men s golf and social activities.
Dauphin Kings plan home coming after Canmore series
Town council set plans for a celebration honoring the Dauphin hockey club regardless of series outcome with Canmore Legionnaires for the western Canada intermediate title. A banquet in the town hall auditorium was proposed at about 1.75 per plate for up to 300 guests with gifts totaling up to 500 for players and arena gifts up to 200, plus a committee to arrange financing.
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Dauphin Kings
Canmore Legionnaires
Western Canada
Town Hall
Calgary
Dauphin Hockey Club
Arena Committee
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