Joy blasts North Korea talks as Reds refuse map pause
United Nations envoy Jay Turner Joy accused Lt Gen Nam Il of stalling the Korea cease-fire talks at Kaeson. He charged the Reds came to demand political price rather than negotiate armistice. The session lasted over two hours with only a pledge to meet again.
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Korea
Kaeson
United Nations
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Nam Il
Marn
38Th Parallel
Commmunia
Joy
Jay
Kansong
United States
Excursionists Visit Dauphin On Canadian Chur chill Ride
The 15th annual Churchill excursion train stopped in Dauphin last Friday with 223 riders, 189 from the United States. Visitors toured Riding Mountain National Park, Dauphin Beach, farms, and gardens, and were welcomed by local officials.
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Dauphin
Canadian National Railway
United States
Winnipeg
New York City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Ontario
Dauphin Station
E. Forbes
W. L. Bulimore
S. E. McLean
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
L. DeVarman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Douglas Middleton
Lo.d.e. Automobiles
Lookout Tower
Riding Mountain National Park
Dauphin Beach
M. Lavalee
Town Council Debates Express Deliveries and School District Rules
Dauphin town council condemned the express delivery report as unsatisfactory and asked the express superintendent to resume deliveries to all town boundaries. Officials noted current freight deliveries cover new subdivisions. council seeks full town coverage. An arbitrator was agreed for hearings on the rural area dissolution of consolidated school district No. 905, with Byars to represent the town. The solicitor advised Dauphin is not liable for Geraldine Geddes death. continued discussion noted.
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Canadian National Express
Dauphin
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Express
Crescent
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Elm Park
P. F.C. Byars
East Kildonan
Byars
Geraldine Geddes
Geddes
Harvest Delays Hit Dauphin District Harvest
Heavy rain in the Dauphin area delays harvesting for three to four days. Nearly two inches fell Monday and Tuesday, postponing 1951 harvests to around August 27 if no more rain arrives. Crop prospects remain strong with good yields projected for wheat barley oats and flax. hail damage noted in Ethelbert and Sifton areas.
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Dauphin
Ethelbert
Sifton
Riding Mountains
Three District Residents Die In Accidents
Three Dauphin area residents died in accidents this week. Peter Ohryn, 54, was found dead Sunday on First Street Southeast from possible suffocation. John Yarema, 59, was killed when a tractor overturned near Sifton. Mrs. Fred Berthelette, 62, was struck by a passenger train at Laurier while crossing to visit her daughter.
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Ma Bulimore
Kibbiewhite
C. Steventon
Flin Fion
Mayer
Dauphin District
Dauphin Cenotaph
F. McDonald
New York City
Dauphin Beach
Manitoba
Alaska
Marie Calkins
Kansas City
Missouri
A. Lawson
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Peter Ohryn
Maple Street
First Street
S.E
A.S. Little
John Yarema
Sifton
Fred Berthelette
Laurier
Wilfred Gamage
Dauphin Collegiate Exam Results Show Strong Overall Pass Rate
The June examination by H. C. Ray reports 2053 papers from grades 9 to 12 with 1770 passes, an 86.2 percent school pass rate. Grade 12 shows 68.6 percent passes, tied to outside students’ weaker prep. 102 multi year entrants pass rate 87 of 102, while one year entrants yield 57 passes of 108.
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H. C. Ray
Dauphin Collegiate
Dauphin Board Sets Arena Plan and Funding
The D.M.C.C. board agrees to take responsibility for up to 85000 to build an arena seating 3000 to 4000. Dauphin town commits 60000 to the capital cost. Plans and costs to be secured promptly, with Arch-Teen Bow string trusses preferred for the structure.
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D.M.C.C
Dauphin
Annual Garden and Fruit Show Set For Next Week
Dauphin hosts its annual garden show and the north Manitoba fruit show sponsored by the Dauphin Horticultural Society. The event runs next Friday and Saturday August 24 25 at the DMCC industrial hall with competitions in fruits vegetables house plants cut flowers and bouquets displays children's and youths displays honey and canning. Special awards include the Dauphin Herald Rose Bowl and the Bowman McFadden Carmichael silver cups.
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Dauphin Horticultural Society
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Dauphin Herald
Bowman, McFadden and Carmichael
Rotary Club
Heating Unit Installation Considered For Town Hall
Town council considered obtaining price quotations to install a heating unit at the Dauphin town hall. Estimated cost up to 10 000 dollars. The steam plant is closing by year end and heating four facilities, including the arena, becomes an issue.
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C.N.R
Manitoba Power Commission
Power Commission
N. M. Hall
Winnipeg
Dauphin Council to Decide on Keeping Rent Controls
Dauphin town council will study whether to request continued rent controls after provincial discontinuation set for Sept 30. Officials will seek more information on current coverage, consider a public hearing, and aim to pass a resolution by Sept 20 if preserving controls in Dauphin is chosen.
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Britain
Catialin
United States
Dauphin
Council
Department of Labor
Manitoba
Dauphin Little Leaguers Win Manitoba Championship
Dauphin All-Stars captured the Manitoba Little League tournament title and the Dauphin Junior Chamber of Commerce trophy for 1951 after a 2-1 final win over Winnipeg House Blue Sox at the D.M.C.C. The 12-team event drew near 1,000 fans, with Dauphin defeating Minnedosa 14-2 and Winnipegosis 9-3 en route to the final.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Dauphinites
Winnipeg House Blue Sox
Minnedosa
Winnipegosis
Winnipeg
Jaycees
Winnipeg Tribune-Optimist
Winnipeg Bantam Sports League
Salisbury House Blue Sox
Brandon
Neepawa
Grandview
Roblin
Yorkton
MacKenzie
D.M.C.C
Winnipeg Americans
Winnipeg Stars
Winnipeg Nationals
Winnipeg Blue Sox
Dauphin Reaches Saskatchewan Baseball Final
Dauphin Red Birds beat Saskatoon 55s 6 to 3 to reach the Saskatchewan final in National Baseball Congress playdowns. Frank Watkins earned the win for Dauphin as they prepared to face Indian Head Rockets for a spot in inter provincial play.
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Dauphin Red-Birds
Saskatoon 55
Saskatchewan
National Baseball Congress
Red- Birds
Indian Head Rockets
Frank Watkins
Dauphin
Saskatoon
J H Delong Leads In Dauphin Gladiolus Show
In week two of the Dauphin Horticultural Society gladiolus contest J H Delong moved into the overall lead with an eight point total after placing third on Saturday. Mrs H Wooster won week two with five points to tie for second overall.
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Brandon
J. H. Delong
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Mr. Delong
H. Wooster
Cliff Robertson
Dan Craig
Michelle Yallop
Don Brown
D. H. Oliphamt
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