Adlai Leads Trinarretic Ticket To Victory Announcement
Adlai Stevenson heads the Trinarretic party ticket for the United States Siete election on November 6. He secures the party's presidential nomination after crushing a first ballot win and defeats Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower in the 1952 House race. His running mate is 13 year old Fate Kelouver, noted for his crime investigating committee leadership.
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Unity and Conflicts Roil Democratic Convention and Cyprus Crisis
The Chicago Democratic convention closes with calls for unity as Stevenson is cheered while Truman flips to support him. Civil rights debates falter, Cyprus tension grows with EOKA truce talks and British wait-and-see moves. UN observers report Egyptian Israeli border violence and cease-fire tensions persist. The UK requisitions seven Canadian freighters for Middle East service.
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Second Excursion Friday Gala for Churchill Bound Group
A party of 195 excursionists was welcomed at the CNR station gardens with honorary citizenships. J E Burton and Mayor S E McLean led tributes while awards honored distance traveled and the fewest miles. The visit highlighted Dauphin hospitality with noted guests from Norlite Electric and Shrine clubs in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Winnipeg
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Manitoba
Ex-Manitoban Leads Aeronautical Research Team in Chicago
W Grant Leslie, a Winnipeg-born graduate now living in Glenview Illinois, heads a Cook Research Laboratories group at Chicago focusing on aeronautic control. The work aims to enhance air travel safety with automatic electronically controlled landing monitoring and voice relays. Leslie notes Canadian-trained personnel attract US firms expanding into Canada.
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Cook Research Laboratories
Chicago
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Rural municipalities vote on liquor licenses in Dauphin and Ochre River
By laws to issue liquor licenses for five outlets received first and second readings in Dauphin rural and Ochre River rural councils. Referendum set for Nov 19 with votes on restaurant beer, beverage room, dining room, cocktail and cabaret licenses. Similar steps already taken in Ste. Rose du Lac.
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Schmiedl Gladiolus Exhibits Dominate Local Show
The Dauphin Horticultural society staged a second weekly gladiolus display at the CNR station, with A. J. Schmiedt taking first prize at 20 points and J. H. Delong second. H. W. Hazell judged the event as attendees from California praised the blooms. Friday’s show awarded Schmied first and second prizes, with Gamble and Mrs. Robson also placing. Baskets and corsages from local contributors highlighted the exhibition, despite the late season.
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H. W. Hazell
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Gamble
Lillian Esplen
B. C. Goodhand
W. G. Crane
Pine River Man Killed in Highway 10 Crash
Michael Shesaka 26 of Pine River died at Dauphin General Hospital from injuries after his car overturned on Highway No 10 seven miles north of Pine River at 8 15 p m Thursday August 16. Passengers Stanley Palichux and Alex Werélowski escaped uninjured. An RCMP inquest was announced. Funeral at Pine River Greek Catholic church. Eggertson's funeral home handled arrangements and Vine River Cemetery interment.
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Final Swimming Courses Bring 223 Certificates in Dauphin
The third and final course of Dauphin's first water safety program finished Friday with 59 of 88 students earning certificates. Dauphin Rotary sponsored three courses, totaling 223 awards this summer. Instructor Arnold Taylor praised the town and listed certificate recipients across Beginners Juniors Intermediates and Seniors.
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Vern Fordham
Reg Thompson
Michelle Yallop
Gave Sandercock
Elsie Aitchison
Bobby Haverlock
Barry Haverlock
Duane Whyte
Dale Dewar
Roger Watson
Valerie Wright
Eleanor Scott
E. F. Treendie
Jimmy Williams
Building Permits Boost Town Activity in July
Town engineer reports July building permits totaling 356 600 up from 18 063 in 1935. Major adds include 290 000 for Mackenzie school expansion and staff buildings at Indian residential school, 66 600 private and commercial projects, and 12 700 for two new residences. Leading projects include Macleod s Ltd construction on Third Avenue NE and a Bilous Gardens root-house permit.
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Grain deliveries fall in Dauphin district 55 56 year
Figures show Dauphin district elevators moved 737 000 bushels of all grains in 1955 56, down 155 000 from the prior year. Wheat led the drop with 392 000 bushels, barley 198 000 oats 73 000 flax 66 000. Storage space for 230 000 bushels planned, first barley load by Wm Cruise to Searle elevator Aug 13.
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Inter-Club golf teams decided for Rivers trip
Top men named to travel Sept 9 for the inter club event. First team includes captain Ray Johnston, Tom Veal, Fred Cotton and Jim Veal. Second team lists captain Hal Mobberley, Ron Mulligan, Addie Stark and Gord Nicholson.
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Ray Johnston
Tom Veal
Fred Cotton
Jim Veal
Hal Mobberley
Ron Mulligan
Addie Stark
Gord Nicholson
Warmer Weather Sought to Finish Harvest in District
Farmers in the district urge warm weather as swathing advances and grain ripening stalls from a week of unusually cool temperatures. The average is about 10 degrees below normal, with combines already in use and swathing expected to pick up this weekend. Cave Hill district agricultural representative notes the need for better field conditions and lodging for workers.
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School openings set for Dauphin Ochre area groups
Rural A group schools in the Dauphin Ochre area will open next Tuesday August 2. Town C group and village B group schools begin the fall term a week later on September 4.
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Miss Marilyn Brander Wins UN Award
Pictured is Marilyn Brander a Grade X student from Dauphin Collegiate who left Tuesday to represent her province at Ottawa and the United Nations in New York. She was chosen from 125 high school students at the United Nations seminar hosted by the University of Manitoba.
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University of Manitoba
Dauphin Elementary Schools Report Highlights Growth Needs
The 1955-56 Dauphin elementary system report by Supervisor John Slobodzian notes 33 classrooms across Henderson Whitmore and Smith Jackson with enrollment shifts and high November peak. Attendance stayed in mid ninety percent range. promotions totaled 1,055 of 1,145. 89 failed to meet requirements. Details cover class grouping, teacher staffing, leave, staff meetings, and upcoming enrollment pressures.
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Town School Board
John Slobodzian
Henderson School
Alness
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