Congo Crisis News Spotlight Highlights International Efforts
The Congo Republic premier travels to the United States and Canada seeking support and a neutral stance while Dag Hammarskjold and UN troops work to stabilize the country amid Katanga secession. Canada offers medical teams and aid as Ghana imposes a boycott against South Africa.
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United Nations
Africa
Patrice Lumumba
United States
Chretian Herter
Canada
Montress
Ottawa
Ald
Defenbaker
Red Cross
Montreal
Congo
Fortier
Howard Green
Commons
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Dauphin Named Strong Market In National Buying Power Survey
Dauphin earns a high ranking for business vitality in a national Buying Power survey by Management. Local retail sales rose to 17.853 million in the year, up from 13.249 million the prior year, with residents’ net earnings totaling 9.647 million and per household income at 5,359. The city’s market index stands at 169, about 69 percent above the Canadian average, signaling expected gradual national gains ahead.
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New York
Dauphin
Canada
United States
First compact apartments planned for Dauphin
Dauphin begins a new housing project by Mr and Mrs H A Breslaw. The Breslaw Compact Apartments will be a one story fireproof block facing Burrows Avenue. Sixteen suites will accommodate individuals or couples with eight east facing and eight west facing units.
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Dauphin
Canada
H. A. Breslaw
Breslaw Compact
Burrows Avenue
Breslaw
Trembowla School Destroyed By Fire
A Trembowla school built over 40 years ago was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire early July 23. Neighbors saved a few desks as a special Dauphin Ochre Area board met to discuss consolidating Trembowla with Dauphin School District 905.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Trembowla
Consol
New Minister Of United Church To Be Inducted
Rev Barry Day arrives in Dauphin to take over duties at Dauphin First United. Induction on Aug 4 at 8 pm led by Dauphin Presbytery. Day to preach first sermon Aug 7 at 11 am. Day studied at United College Winnipeg and served St Andrew's River Heights and Rapid City Justice charge before Dauphin. Married to Lelia Belands of Winnipeg with two daughters Kathryn and Lorna.
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Barry Day
Dauphin
Dauphin First United Church
Dauphin Presbytery
Day
Mr. Day
United College Winnipee
St. Andrew's River Heights Church
Central Winipeg Missions
Round City
Rapid City and Justice
Lelia Belands
Winnipeg
Kathryn
Lorna
Mre Tree
United College
University of Iceland
Weather notes for July no high records. cooler low hit
The July weather report shows no record highs despite hot dry days in the high 80s and drought conditions. A new low record of 36 degrees was set on July 3, surpassing the previous lows of 43 in 1934 and 1942, with rainfall well below average at 1.10 inches versus the 2.5 inch norm.
Wheat shipping season opens at Churchill with CN
Canadian National Railways expects a very busy wheat season at Churchill as shipments begin from CN delivery points to Churchill via the Hudson Bay division. The movement is just starting and will likely grow as the season progresses.
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Churchill
Canadian National Railways
CNR
Churchl
Church
Hudson Bay
Dauphin Ochre Area 1960 school levy apportionment upheld
Manitoba Municipal Board orders July 19 deny appeal against general levy apportionment for Dauphin Ochre Area No 1 while affirming special levy apportionment as required by Parts XIX XX of the Public Schools Act. Copies distributed to Dauphin town and rural municipality after council meeting.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Manitoba Municipal Board
Dauphin
R. L. McDonald
H. B. Scott
Municipal Board
Minister of Education
Dauphin Ochre Area No. 1
Dauphin-Ochre Area
Luliuwwss
Ochre River
Mossow River
Ste. Rose Creamery Tops Manitoba Butter Contest
Ste. Rose Creamery of Ste. Rose, owned by Joe Maillard, won first prize among Manitoba creameries and second among Western Canada at the Brandon Provincial Exhibition. Sixty four creameries entered. Butter production is led by Doug Hanna with long serving cream shippers backing the operation. The creamery, over 50 years old, has remained under the same ownership since its start.
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Ste. Rose
Joe Maillard
Manitoba
Canada
Brandon
Maillard
The
Herald
Doug Hanna
Gladstone and
Manitou
Ste- Rose
Pinky Service Proves Popular In Rural Manitoba Opening
The Pinky coin operated laundry opened in Dauphin on Burrows Avenue across from the Dauphin Herald and Press. It features 20 Maytag washers and eight dryers with a fully automatic system. Washings cost 25 cents and dry loads 10 cents per dryer per cycle, each wash about 30 minutes and each dry about 28 minutes. The site includes benches a pay phone a cold drink dispenser and a coin changer for change.
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Pinky
Manitoba
Burrows Avenue
Dauphin
The
Dauphin Herald and Press
Formation Of New Party Approved At Meeting Of Dauphin
The meeting on Monday July 25 at Kings hotel banquet room launched a new party within the Dauphin federal CCF. Lloyd Stinson spoke on proposals and delegates were chosen including Fred Zaplitny for the national convention in Regina August 9 to 11. The federal constituency board was reorganized with G. J. Jackman as president and a list of officers and members from Roblin, Ochre River, Dauphin and nearby areas.
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Kings Hotel
Roblin Grandview
Ochre River
Ethelbert
Dauphin
Lloyd Stinson
CCF
A. C. Matthews
Fred Zaplitny
Regina
Jimmy Oliphant Sells Key Business Building
James S Oliphant a noted Dauphin Scotsman retires from his hardware and grocery business after a long career beginning in 1907 in Dauphin and extending through a family partnership. The sale marks a transition as Oliphant plans to travel and visit friends and relatives starting with a September trip to British Columbia.
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Jimmy” Oliphant
James S. Oliphant
Dauphin
Jimmy Oliphant
Scotland
Ies
J. S. Oliphant
Alec Oliphant
James Oliphant Jr
Jim Jr
Alec
Breslaws Become New Owners of Oliphant Block
Mr and Mrs H A Breslaw acquired the Oliphant Block on Main street and Burrows Avenue NW on Monday August 1 selling the remaining grocery and hardware stock. Goodhand's Drug Store remains in the same premises while the Breslaws plan to rename the building and install a plaque. The two story brick structure, built 1913, measures 44 feet on Main street and 92 feet along Burrows Avenue.
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Ohphant’s Store
H. A. Breslaw
Main Street
Burrows Avenue
Second Avenue NW
McDonald-Voigt
Breslaw
The
Herald
Oliphant
Roblin Seeks Federal Aid at Tax Conference
Premier Duff Roblin urged Ottawa to raise federal tax shares to provinces and municipalities at a Ottawa conference. He proposed 15 percent of income tax and corporation taxes and 10 percent of succession duties, plus broader hospital and rural-urban aid and vocational training. He warned against delaying provincial needs and listed observers from Manitoba municipalities and urban groups.
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Duff Roblin
Ottawa
Roblin
Sterling Lyon
Gurney Evans
Bastc
Charles Argue
Mather
Union of Manitoba Municine Ins
H. A. Cochran
Morden
Manitoba Urban Association
Pec Byars
Fast Kildoman
Cathy
Manitoba
Atlantic Provinces
Canada
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