Eisenhower improves after mild stroke at Gettysburg farm
President Eisenhower recovers at his Gettysburg farm four days after a mild stroke. Doctors monitor his condition as plans consider Paris for NATO meeting and continued light duties. US Air Force moves long range missile duties to SAC and Wagner on anti missile efforts amid shift in strategic forces. Senator Humphrey welcomes changes but cautions against delaying urgency.
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Presidere Eisentheower
Washington
Gettysburg
Palas
Howard
Snyder
Eisenhower
Paris
Ue NATO
White House
James C Hagerty
Exern Towers
US Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Thomas D. White
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Gaillard Wins Support for Algerian Home Rule Bills
In Paris the French National Assembly approved two bills backing partial home rule for Algeria amid protests from rebel leaders who say the measures fall short of ending the three year war. Premier Felix Gaillard's government survived with votes of 269 to 200 and 267 to 200 as he pushed through the measures despite earlier Moroccan Tunisian mediation talks. The plans create a federal system and set elections for about 1.23 million European and 9 million Arabic Algerians with safeguards for French minority representation.
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French National Assembly
Paris
Ageria
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Algeria
New Zealand Labor Wins General Election Victory
Labor unseated the National party government in New Zealand and will return to power after eight years. Preliminary counts show Labor at 308,981 votes, National at 458,21, and Social Credit at 93,125 with four Coriganist candidates polling 1.6 thousand votes.
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Labor
National Party
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
Walter Nash
Labor Party
Holyoake
Sidney Helland
Cefeatert Natonal
Hes
New Zealand Labor Party
Social Credit Party
Sear
Dauphin Shrine Club Installs Officers in Winnipeg Ceremony
Pictured are the Dauphin and District Shrine club officers after installation by George Ross in Winnipeg. Officers include A D. McKee secretary treasurer W J Bullmore president and potentate’s representative S T McCulloch vice president. The November 20 meeting launched the club with 23 Shriners from Dauphin, five from Swan River, and two from Gilbert Plains.
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Dauphin and District
Dauphin Light-Up Campaign Increases Prizes This Year
The Dauphin Chamber of Commerce boosts the annual light-up contest with three entry classes indoor window and exterior displays. First prizes are $10 and second prizes $5 in each class. Judges view eligible homes on December 20. Entry forms appear on page 9 and entries go to Bob Oliver, Box WR, Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Chamber of Conynerce
Breater
Merrer
Ma&s
Ner
Bob Oliver
Box
Canvass Aims For Eight Hundred Youth Fund Total
Canvassers report good response for the Recreation Fund one night drive in Dauphin to aid the youth movement. By noon Wednesday tally shows $59.25 turned in with 17 canvassers still to report expected to add about $200.
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Cam Millar
The
Recreation Fund
Athletic Council
Dauphin
Millar
Dauphin Bands Offer Annual Winter Concert This Sunday
The Dauphin boys and girls band, directed by George Zradicka with assistant Dr. Vernon Watson and Ray Presunka, will perform at Mackenzie Auditorium this Sunday evening. The program features the Dauphin Leg on Majorettes and includes the Junior Band with Commandos March and Musicana Overture, followed by a varied senior band lineup.
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Dauphin
George Zradicka
Mackenzie
Vernon Watson
Ray Presunka
Num
Bers
R. J Mce Coneghy
F. Lo Boechtel
Dauphin Man Finds Old Championship Football Cup
During Grey Cup week in Manitoba the 1911 championship trophy resurfaced in Dauphin. Four former players aged 73 to 78 brought the 22 inch cup from Elphinstone Strathclair to J. Melville Lauder’s home. the inscription reads Legislative Football Trophy 1907 Manitoba Northwest and GNWC.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Fred
W. Geekie
Elphinstone
W Milliman
Strathclair
J. Melville Lauder
Eighth Avenue
N.W
GNWC
Minnedosa
Manitoba and Northern Line
Winnipeg
St. John’s
Northwest
Archbishop Matheson
St John’s
Manitoba Rugby Union
Lauder
Jessie Tully
Eighth Avenue NE
Wo and Frei Geekie
J Melville Lauder
Heavy early snow and bitter winds chill western prairies
The past week brought the first heavy snowfall of the winter with a record low minus 19.4. Snow totals included 3.2 inches on November 26 and 8 inches on Saturday, with 10 degree daily swings and a 20 mph southwest wind making travel difficult. Temperatures remain volatile as winter settles in, and shoppers count 17 days to Christmas.
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Praires
Five Star Ratings Honor Manitoba Motels
Manitoba's department of industry and commerce awarded five star ratings for the first time to Tween Lakes Motel in Dauphin, North Hill Motel in Brandon, and Mayfair Motel in Portage la Prairie for ultra modern operation. Thirty two other motels and resort establishments received four star ratings for full individual plumbing with shower.
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Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Tween Lakes
Dauphin
North Hill
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin Curling Sets 60th Bonspiel Week of January
Dauphin announces its 60th Annual Bonspiel to run January 20 to 25 1958 with at least six games and 13 ice sheets. Exhibition games January 22 feature Ab Gowanlock Bill Walsh and Jimmy Welsh guiding play. Dorland Palmer heads the committee with Art Halliday as secretary treasurer and a large executive list guiding decorations prizes and entertainment.
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Dauphin
Ab Gowanlock
Bill Walsh
Jimmy Welsh
Dorland Palmer
Art Halliday
Anald Johansen
Frank McBurney
Cy McCallum
George Jackman
Howard Heath
Joe Johannesson
Scotty Robertson
Oliver Hoare
Bob Dodds
G C. Dowler
Lawrence Milner
Archie Reaves Whyte
Bill Wilson
Morley Collis
Walter Fordyce
George Scott
Potoski Nominated Again by Dauphin Liberals for Provincial Seat
John Potoski, reeve of Dauphin rural municipality, was nominated by the Dauphin Liberal Progressive association to contest the next provincial election. Honor guest was Health Minister R W Bond. The riding will feature A C Matthews CCF and Stewart E McLean PC as rivals. Potoski previously ran Liberal Progressive in June 1953, finishing behind William Bullmore.
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John Potoski
Dauphin Rural
Dauphin Liberal - Progressive Association
R. W. Bond
Potoski
CCF
A. C Matthews
Stewart E. McLean
Dauphin
William Bullmore
Social Credit
Mr. Potoski
FN McGirr
Progressive Conservative
Frank Fulbrook
Little Theatre officers elected and Christmas concert planned
The local association elected Elgin Maynard as president and named officers for the year. A Christmas Little Theatre concert is set for Friday December 6 at Henderson school at 8 p.m. with scenes from Dicken's Christmas Carol and musical selections by the Little Theatre chorus Rotary quartet duets and dances. Children’s night is tonight with scenes from the Christmas Carol.
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Little Theatre
Henderson School
Dicken
Jack Haddrell
J. C. McMurray
FE. D. Palmer
Jim Paul
G. L. Dowler
Neil Beck
J. M. Henderson
L. Tycholis
DCTL
R. McDonald
D. E. Brekke
V. L. Watson
M*nes
Dicken’s
Local post office speeds up for Christmas mailing rush
Dauphin post office enacts measures to handle the seasonal surge in Christ mas cards and parcels. Postmaster Wa J Quick says staff will increase by about a dozen, with extended hours for a main lobby drop box and eve ning access to the box lobby to 9 p m. Residents urged to bundle local greeting cards face up and separate from out of town mail. Strong wrapping on parcels and careful tying will curb misrouting. Reporting deadlines: U S mail by Dec 7 to ensure local delivery, various regional deadlines listed.
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Dauphin
Wa J. Quick
Quick
Postal Department
United States Mail
Dee
Dauphin Lions Mark 19th Charter Night Anniversary
The Dauphin Lions celebrated their 19th anniversary at Charter Night on Thursday November 28 at Jerry's Nite Spot. Bill Crossley chaired the evening with 7 p.m. dinner and a program featuring O Canada, a Queen’s toast, a long head table, and a guest speaker Rev Fred Boyd president of Winnipeg Lions. Two new members received lapel pins and past secretary pin was awarded. Beulah's orchestra provided dancing to close the event.
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Dauphin Lions Club
Jerry
Bill Crossley
Dauphin Rotary Club
Lions
Clint Bingham
Bingham
S. E. McLean
Dauphin
Winnipeg Lions Club
Fred Boyd
Boyd
Clay Gault
Gault
Neepawa
Kings Push Practices for Pal Trip
The Dauphin Kings sharpen for two weekend games at The Pas with Cam Millar guiding two forward lines and three defensemen. Players like Johnny Love, Lad Hutchison, Orville Mayor, Bernie Hryn Kaw and a mix of wingers compete for spots while others join practice, with sessions starting at 6:15 p.m.
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Dauphin Kings
Cam Millar
Pas
Lad Hutchison
Orville
Bernie Hrynkaw
Johnny Love
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N.Z. Labor Comeback
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BBC Elks
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Dauphin Commercal Travellers
Business and Professional Women's Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Reg Kachanoski
Frank Bumstead
Steve Hawrysh
Dauphin Man
Elphinstone-Strathelai
Mr. Lauder
Scotland
St. John’s College
60Th
Liberals
Elgin Maynard
Ares Warnock
J. A. Ringstrom
Stanley Prokopcchuk Sifton
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GC Carmichael
Reg N Kachanoski
Mr Maynard
John
Newfoundland
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British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
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Saskatchewan
Dauphin Lions
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Tony Whelan
Keith Deans
Jack Henderson
Lorraine Tycholis
J. O. Winters
Ray Dicks
Swami Volka
George Delaney
Ernie Erickson
Rory Hollyoake
St. Adrian's Anglican Church
Clare Morin
Beulah
Yorkton
Cam
Elmer Klock
Ray Schur
Mak
Stan Chmiel
Paul Allard
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Stymie Love
Clay Lies
Grandview
Powell River
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Clancy Puls
Vern Rampton
Dick McDonald
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Ron
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