Conference Eases Toward Small Art Ammunition Round
Amid delays a landing committee will study arming NATO countries with new ports for relief efforts. Iran's premier Mossadegh insists on a nationalization basis, Harriman pushes for a truce with Britain, and a RAF bomber completes a 4128 mile polar flight from Alaska to England.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iran
Senate
Britain
Mossadegh
Anglo- Tranian
O1 Company
Averell Harriman
Truman
Tehran
Harriman
Council Ready to Spend 60000 on Livestock and Skating Arena
Dauphin town council agreed to create a 60000 fund for a new livestock and skating arena replacing the rink destroyed by fire. Approval from the municipal commissioner would be needed to withdraw 50000 from the special reserve, plus 10000 insurance, to reach 60000.
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Dauphin
Red Birds win third straight to reach Man Sask finals
Dauphin Red-Birds advance to the Manitoba Saskatchewan league finals with a 4-1 win over Gilbert Plains in the semi final. Wimpy Stephenson pitched a three hitter with 11 strikeouts as Dauphin built a early two run lead and held on despite seven errors.
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Dauphin
Man
Sask
Wimpy Stephenson
Red Birds
Gilbert Plains
Art DiCesare
G.P
Ernie Boushy
Ennals
Boushy
Bourbonnais
Parker
Alexander
Bill Murray
Lyle Parker
Johnny Stempak
Stan Plummer
Murray
McDonald
Arena funding actions eyed as council weighs 86000 plan
Special meetings opened the door to placing 86000 into a fund for an arena project. Council agreed to give 60000 to the building fund with 50000 from reserves and 10000 from old rink insurance, pending municipal commissioner approval and D M L C C planning. The agricultural society moved to defer fair grounds relocation for two years to free 26000 already earned for construction.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Temperatures stay in the seventies with week high 86.6
Temperatures remain in the seventies this week with a high of 86.6 reported on Aug. 4 and a weekly minimum of 44.0 on Aug. 2, plus total rainfall of .25 inches.
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Nee
Water May Be Toxic At Lake Dauphin
Health department report warns lake water may be toxic under sun and low water conditions. Blue algae found in samples linked to horse and dog deaths. boiling does not remove hazard. People should avoid drinking or swimming when water looks green as plankton may be dangerous.
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Lake Dauphin
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Record Grain Marketing Totals In Dauphin 1950 51 Year
Dauphin's final wheat board report shows total grain marketed Aug 1 1950 to July 31 1951 at 1 641 057 bushels, a three year high with wheat leads at 674 678 and total payments around 1 878 767. Acreages and storage details included.
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Dauphin
Wheat Board
Hospital Gets New Laundry Equipment
Daphin General hospital reports new laundry equipment costing about 11000 to speed linen and uniform service. Two mangies due soon at 2000 to complete the setup. Rewiring adds safety and frees basement space for an office. continued on page 7.
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Daphin General Hospital
Agricultural Grounds Move To Be Postponed
The Dauphin Agricultural Society directs a special session to postpone moving the fair grounds to the D.M.C.C. property for two years to prioritize a livestock and skating arena. A 26000 grant and 60000 town funding are tied to arena construction with conditions about fencing and ground release by June 1 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Agricultural Society Directorate
D.M.C.C
Department of Agriculture
J. A. McKillop
Bert Tucker
D. E. McLean
Walter Durston
Howard Campbell
M. F. Szewczyk
J. A. McPhee
Wm. Miller
Neil Bowie
McKillop
Crowning Bathing Beauty Queen at Elks Water Regatta
The Elks organized a large beach event at Ochre Beach with 4000 attendees for swimming boating and a beauty pageant judged on stage. Mayor W L Bull crowned the queen and two princesses. John Slobodzian awarded contestants. Don Henderson won the main boat race but overturned at the finish prompting a $31.20 crowd gift for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bullmore
John Slobodzian
The
Elks
Don Henderson
Henderson
Welcome To Dauphin Names Edward Lundman Town Engineer
Edward Lundman assumes duties as Dauphin town engineer on August 1 succeeding R S Everall who left in May for Flin Flon as municipal engineer. Lundman arrives from Yellowknife N W T where he served in resources and development and previously public works. He oversaw sewer mains construction and maintenance and built departmental buildings and roads. He is a 1947 University of Manitoba civil engineer graduate and a Manitoba professional engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lundman
Dauphin
R. S. Everall
Flin Fton
Lundman
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Department of Resources and Development
Dominion Government
Federal Department of Public Works
Resources Department
University of Manitoba
Association of Professional Engineers of Manitoba
West Kildonan
Churchill Excursionists To Visit Here Friday
A 230 passenger Canadian National Railways train from Winnipeg to Churchill will stop in Dauphin Friday afternoon as part of a week long tour. A chamber of commerce welcome party will greet visitors at the station with a civic reception and addresses by Mayor Bulimore and Reeve Potoski followed by tea.
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Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Churchill
Chamber of Commerce
Makinak
Dauphin
Herald
W. L. Bulimore
John Potoski
E. McLean
Douglas Middleton
Lo.d.e
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Harry Eccles
Royal Air Force
Fairbanks
Alaska
England
Iceland
T. T. Frogley
Rcaf, Flying College
Manby
Eng
Korea
United Nations
Yalu River
North Korea
Manchuria
Kaesong
United States
State Department
U.S
Nikolai Shvernik
Presidium
Supreme Soviet of the
Ussr
Russian
France
China
Tokyo
Matthew B
Melville
Yorkton
Bullmore
Agricultural Society
Dmcc Board
Dm.c.c
W. Cruise
DMCC
Watkins
Stephenson
Lou Bourbonnais
RHE G. Plains
Stephenson and
D.mlcc
Counci
Agricultural Society Directorate
D M.C.C
Dominion Department of Agriculture
D.mc.c. Board of
Town Council
Sigrun Anderson
Pepsi Cola
Orphee Ash
Barker's
Ochre River
Elsie Bagan
Specialty Cleaners
Alice Balchen
Nick's Tire Shop
Joan Balchen
Mary Jayne Shoppe
Beryl Buchannon
People’s Store
Bert Cherneski
J. Buckwold & Sons
Jnice Clark
Palmer’s Garage
Eleanor Deans
North
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