Big Three Confer During Postwar Talks and Crises
Reported round table discussions show Churchill and Laniel urging Western strength while seeking exploratory talks with the Soviet leaders. Iran resumes diplomatic ties with Britain as Mossadegh faces trial. Italy and Yugoslavia move toward normalizing frontier conditions around Trieste amid tension. Prisoners of war repatriation talks at Panmunjom progress slowly as Dean meets Rhee in Seoul.
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Fustin
Churchill
Laniel
France
Churchéli
Passis
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Stalin
Malenkov
Russia
Bermuda
Berlin
West Germany
Moscow
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
China
North Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations
Korea
Arthur Dean
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Cost Estimate For Traffic Gates At Rail Crossings
Town council referred a CN R report estimating $30 700 for construction 1 300 annual operation 8 590 and 200 supplies for manual electric gates at Main and Second Street West crossings A 40 percent railway grant was proposed with costs shared by Dauphin and the railway A separate note covers athletic supervision and girls sports at Smith Jackson school and a voluntary supervision plan with the Home and School Association
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Second Street West
J. W. G. Macdougaill
Commission Counse 1. Cn.r
Board of Transport
CNR
Dauphin
Athletic Council
Home
Smith- Jackson
Local Branch Manager Joins T Eaton Co in Quarter Century
Howard L. Heath completes 25 years with T Eaton Co Limited since joining Winnipeg December 10 1928. He led Eaton Foudatoria Portage la Prairie for eight years and since November 1937 has been manager of the Dauphin branch. Heath active in local affairs and holds council committee roles.
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T. Eaton Co. Ltd
Cub
Howard L. Heath
T. Eaton Co. Limited
Winnipeg
Canada
Mount Brydges
Ont
Heath
Eaton Foudatoria
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Dauphin Elks Host Amateur Night This Friday
The Dauphin BP.O. Elks grill stage hosts its annual amateur night on Friday December 11 at the Salvation Army with the Citizens Welfare Association assisting.
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Dauphin
Bp.o. Elks Grill
Onme
Salvation Army
Citizens’ Welfare Association
Record High November Average Temperatures In Dauphin Area
The Dauphin meteorological bureau notes a November monthly mean of 32.6 degrees, the first above freezing since a high 70.7 in a prior year. The coldest November was 1950 at -23.2 degrees, with 0.35 inches of precipitation and 2.70 inches of snow. snow cover ended at one inch. The month saw five precipitation days, a record low, and 103.8 sunshine hours.
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Dauphin Meteorological Bureau
Saturdays Rise in Dauphin Library Use Report
Librarian Mrs. Everall reports Saturdays grow busier at the Dauphin public library with 243 and 2TR junior books taken for home use over the past two Saturdays. November totals show 116 children attended four Saturdays, circulation up 372 from October. non resident memberships reach 40 split 12 senior and 28 junior. New nonfiction led with 87 additions, 26 fiction volumes. total holdings Reach 1592, up 62 since October.
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Dauphin Public Library
K. Everall
Library Board
Young Canada Book Week
Gartmore School
Mayflower ‘Ladies
Gartmore Ladies
Dauphin Board Weighs New Alarm System at Whitmore School
The Dauphin town school board reviews options for a new fire alarm and bell system at Whitmore school with one tender deemed high. Other actions include resignations of Archie Chute as route 2 van driver and Rita Gendreau from teaching staff, plus potential piano purchase for Henderson school and ash pit concrete work discussed.
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Dauphin Town School Board
Archie Chute
William Derkatz
Chute
W. L. Watson
Henderson School
Rita Gendreau
Whitmore
Sports timer unveiled at arena opening in Dauphin
The 1953-54 Dauphin Kings opener featured the new Macdonald sports timer on public display as Brandon Wheat Kings edged the locals 4-3. Ab Gowanlock and his curling rink were honored guests, with local officials praising the arena clock inaugural moment. Kings led 2-1 in series history after the game.
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Dauphin Memorial
Macdonald Sports
Ab Gowanlock
Jim Williams
Art Pollen
Russ Jackman
Brandon
W. H. Rampton
Dauphin Kings
Robert W. Cameron
Gowantock
Sudbury
Macdonald Tobacco Company
Bert Cameron
Dauphin
Gowanlock
Kings
Love
Dauphin Boys and Girls Band Earn Full Hall Applause
A packed town hall welcomed the Dauphin boys and girls band in a concert of martial music Christmas carols waltzes and orchestral pieces. The program featured the Golden Eagle March The Belle of the Ball and a Gay 90s medley. Louise Durston led the Dauphin Major ettes mid program baton in hand.
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Dauphin Boys
Dauphin Majorettes
Louise Durston
Formance
Liberty Bell
Washington Post
Golden Eagle
Watson Charms Dauphin Audience In Henderson School Piano Recital
Canadian pianist Lorne Watson directed a Henderson auditorium recital in Dauphin with musical talks between pieces. He performed Liszt and Chopin works while local groups and students contributed in a varied program. The event drew 100 plus attendees and sparked calls for funding a better grand piano.
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Watson
Dauphin
Henderson School
Franz Liszt
W. K. Marsh
Little Theatre Holiday Pantomime and Carol Program
Dauphin Little Theatre staged a Christmas flavored program at the town hall featuring a one act play Father Reads The Christmas Carol with Herd Ray as the reader and Ralph Friesen Florence Warwaruk as impatient youths. A novelty pantomime Ye Old Scrappe Book included Grandfather Jack Henderson Kathy Stewart and a parade of characters while Audrey Shore led a soprano section with solos from The Mikado Desert Song and Vagabond King.
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Herd Ray
Ralph Friesen
Florence Warwaruk
Ivella Barr
Bob Snodgrass
Jack Henderson
Kathy Stewart
Kathy
Irene Wadman
Buttercup
Elsie Genik
Toff
Walter Dowd
Paddy Cork
Jack Shields
Frank Scardina
Phyllis Marsh
Sheik
Ken Winters
H. Fox
Gordon Campbell
So Hi
Slawko Nowytski
Long John Silver
Treasure Island
al McKee
Jemima
Wm. McClernnon
Mary Hamilton
Jack. Henderson
Audrey ‘Shore
Dauphin
I. O. Winters
Sue
Salvation Army seeks aid for Christmas relief drive
Salvation Army officers plan annual Christmas welfare efforts and issue a plea for children's clothing. Rotary club and Dauphin Travellers will man the bell ring on Saturday December 12. Citizens are urged to contact Dauphin Salvation Army corps at 38 Second Avenue NE with relief requests or donations.
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Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Dauphin Travellers
The
Dauphin Salvation Army Corps
Snow blankets Dauphin with four inch fall
The season's first real snow storm hits the Dauphin area dropping four inches of large flakes on Monday. Other brief snow traces occurred midweek and over the weekend. Temperatures stayed below freezing with a weekly low of 2.1 degrees and a high near 34.9 degrees.
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Dauphin
Former Dauphin Mayor Receives UMM Life Member Honor
John E. Ramsden, ex mayor of Dauphin, was honored with a life member certificate by the Union of Manitoba Municipalities at a Winnipeg ceremony on Tuesday November 24. Ramsden served as mayor 1937 to 1945 and has over 20 years as a union member. Attending were John Potoski and W. L. Bulimore.
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John E. Ramsden
Dauphin
Union of Manitoba
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Winnipeg
Ramsden
Union
John Potoski
W. L. Bulimore, M.la
Symphony League Plans Dauphin Concert With Winnipeg Orchestra
A Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra visit to Dauphin is scheduled for May. Mrs. W. K. Marsh leads the new Symphony League to deepen appreciation, offer program notes, two free tickets, and a schoolchildren afternoon program. Walter Kaufmann will speak beforehand.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
W. K. Marsh
Symphony League
Winnipeg Symphony
Walter Kaufmann
What About Your Water Meters in Dauphin
Public service feature explains how water meters will read in cubic feet and outlines monthly and quarterly allowances. It discusses lawn watering surcharges, rationale for metering, and how rates affect a typical five room home.
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Dauphin
Herald
Eee
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