Path of Peace Plans and Talks With Molotov in Berlin
The article notes Ambassador Pohien presenting a peace plan to Foreign Minister Molotov and requests earnest consideration. John Power expects Molotov at the Berlin four power talks in January. Dulles travels to NATO council meetings and urges Russia to follow Eisenhower’s UN era of hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambanador Charles Pohien
Moscos
Molotov
John Powter
Berlin
Dulles
Council of NATO
Russia
Eisenhower
United Nations
UN Assembly
UN Views on Korea Conflict Could Bring Assembly Back
In New York informed sources say Panmunjom talks breakdown could force a late January return to UN General Assembly. India's Krishna Menon warns of implications for neutral repatriation as India chairs the commission. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh finish Pacific voyage with Fiji visits and local welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Indiame
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Raee Commission
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Panama Canal
Duke
Suva
Ronald Garvey
New York Newspaper Strike Ends With Record Sunday Edition
The 11 day New York print strike ended last Sunday, yielding the largest publishing day in city history. The New York Times planned a special section featuring the front page and general news pages to cover missed issues during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Peace Talks Break Off At Panmunjom After Five Hours
Negotiations aimed at a Korean peace conference collapsed Saturday when Arthur H. Dean of the United States envoy group walked out after five hours and forty five minutes. The Allied and Communist diplomats had made no progress toward a peace conference and the Reds alleged plotting with South Korea to free 27 000 Korean War prisoners last June. They demanded withdrawal of accusations and a resumption of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Arthur H. Dean
United States
Dean
United Nations
Korea
Watershed Board Seeks Shared Maintenance Costs With P F R A
The Riding Mountain watershed board urged the provincial government and P F R A to share flood works maintenance costs on a basis similar to construction funding. The request came at the annual meeting with provincial and P F R A representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watershed Board
P.F.R.A
Duck Mountain Watershed Board
Elks Trophy Awarded to Smith Jackson School Soccer Team
Exalted ruler Harold Clifford presented the BPO Elks Trophy to captain Jack Olmstead of the winning Smith-Jackson School squad in a ceremony attended by staff and players. Principal A E Serase chaired. team members included Allan Evason Vern Rampton and others. Captain of the runner up was Adam Brezden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O. Elks
Smith-Jackson
Smith-Jackson School
Dauphin
Harold Clifford
Jack Obmstead
Elk’s Lodge
Mr. Clifford
J. Slobodzian
D. A. Hnatiuk
A. E. Serase
Jack Olmstead
Allan Evason
Vern Rampton
Gien Gebhart
Errol Feuffel
Ray Hill
Don Mansfield
Garth Clary
Trevor Goshulak
Bryan Shaw
Russ Pitch
Cary Marcinysnyn
Adam Brezden
Ralph Wilson
Tony Wasylyshen
Slobodzian
Clifford
Dauphin to Host 1954 Manitoba Chamber Meeting
S. S Hunt told members at the monthly meeting that Dauphin will host the 1954 Manitoba chambers convention. The first Dauphin venue for the provincial body aims to occur around mid November. Roblin’s Al Hamilton was elected councillor for the Dauphin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Dauphin
Greater
Innipeg
Hamilton
Roblin
Daunhin
Figure Skaters Set For Year’s Activity In Dauphin
The Dauphin Figure Skating Club sets 1953 54 season fees for beginner to senior classes. Marie Eamer, the sophomore instructor, directs registration which opened last Thursday with about 90 applicants from ages six up. Private lessons run weekdays at noon after group sessions. The club plans its annual ice carnival around early March, with the "Holiday on Ice" show to be the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dauphin
Marie Eamer
Eamer
Gilder, Plains
Grantview
Schools Close For Christmas Holidays In Town and District
Town schools and B groups of the Dauphin-Ochre area plan a Christmas break with close dates set for December 22 following a trustees meeting. Rural A district pupils may finish around December 15 with 80 days of instruction completed, while B and C groups are slated to return January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin-Ochre
John H Richardson Killed In Auto Crash Near Fork River
John Henry Richardson 78 longtime Fork River resident was killed when a northbound car driven by Walter Campbell lost control on an icy curve near the Fork River bridge. The vehicle struck Richardson who died instantly. the driver and passenger were uninjured. He lived in Fork River for over 50 years and is survived by two daughters and five sons. He was born in 1875 in Liverpool and came to Canada in 1901. Funeral services will be held at Revi Willinsett with Masonic rites at the graveside. Eggertson's Funeral Home, Dauphin, is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Richardson
Fork River District
Walter Campbell
Douglas
Fork River Bridge
Mr. Richardson
Jack” Richardson
Harriet Wilkinson
Winnipeg
Chas. Dewbury
Sifton
James
Bev
Fork River
Robert
John
Frank
Flin Flon
Thomas
Calgary
Albert
England
Richardson
Liverpool
Canada
Miami
Laurier
Winnipecosis
Fort River
Maria Beatrice Hafenbrak
Dauphin
Vermillier Lodge
A.F
A.M. No
Ah Anglican Church
Perssarvices
Willinsett Finn
Eggertson
Rudolph Leads Chamber's Christmas Lighting Parade
The Dauphin chamber sponsors a light-up campaign with prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars for best displays. No winner may win two years in a row. Tibby Munro's Rudolph the Reindeer eyes the top prize as neighbors imitate his eye catching front lawn display at 208 Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Scott
Main Street North
Tibby Munro
Rudolph the Reindeer
Tibby
Rudolph
Santa
Munro
Davidson
Rudolph Munro
Dauphin
Ochre River Gets First Fire Truck
The Ochre River chamber of commerce secured a Dodge one ton fire truck with a 475 gallon water tank and Fairbank Morse pump. On December 10 the truck was christened and demonstrated by putting out a small building fire in 58 seconds. A banquet followed with remarks from local and visiting officials including F E Houston and Gordon Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochre River Village
Ochre River Chamber of Commerce
Fairbank-Morse
Robert Desjardin
Ochre River
Winnipeg Fire Department
F E. H. Houston
Gordon Harrison
Dauphin Fire Department
Finlay McLennan
C. Hamilton
Dauphin-Ochre
M. J. G. McMullen
Manitoba
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin Chamber Backing Three Local Motions
The Dauphin chamber of commerce won approval for three resolutions at the Manitoba association of chambers convention in Winnipeg on Nov 18 19. They call for amending the P F A A act to aid unseeded acreage, stronger support for the International Peace Garden, and the hiring of a full time provincial community planner funded from the Municipal Commissioner’s levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Association of Chambers
Winnipeg
D. L. Campbell
F. S. Zaplitny
Dauphin
McCreary
Grandview
Ethelbert
Winnipegosis
International Peace Garden
Canada-U.s
Manitoba Chambers
Provincial Municipal Commission
Crop Aid Cheques May Be Issued For Dauphin Farmers
The Prairie Farm Assistance act may grant aid to about 125 Dauphin area townships after a Regina board of review meeting. Flooded land can qualify as a basis of payment, but not as seeded acreage. If township average yield falls below eight bushels, aid may equal half the cultivated acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Board of Review
Regina
Winnipeg Free Press
Community Curling Club names 1954 executive
The Community Curling Club of Dauphin re organized its executive for the season. Don Murray will head the executive, Mrs A C Newton is re elected secretary treasurer, Gordon Pilkey becomes vice president, and Mrs J Beaton chairs the Sunday curling committee. Sunday curling fees are listed for non members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Curling Club of
Dauphin
Don Murray
Mrrs
A-C. Newton
Gordon
Pilkey
Ito
What About Those Water Meters
Q and A about advance billing for three months and how usage is calculated. The text explains minimum charges, end of three month settlements, cubic feet to gallons, summer allowances, and how private water use during town work is accounted for.
Rural Council Advances Hospital Loan Plan for Dauphin
The Rural Municipality of Dauphin approves first reading of a by law to borrow 104000 dollars for Dauphin General Hospital improvements. Levy set at one mill over five years with 2459 dollars annually for 1954 to 1958. Board composition plan includes two rural and two town councilors. Approval awaits town reading and Public Utility Board consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Council
Dauphin General Hospital
Dauphin
Municipal and Public Utility Board
Public Utility Board
Guilty Of Fraud Shown In Snow Lake Bank Case
Frank S Urbanoski of Snow Lake was convicted on three counts in Dauphin police court for fraud and Bank Act offences. He received four years total, with two years for false pretences a year for false bank statement and a year for disposing of cattle secured to the bank. All terms run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Urbanoski
Snow Lake
Thomas Little
Dauphin
Urbanoski
Bank of Nova Scotia
A. T. Warnock
Q.C
Crown
G. C. Carmichael
Manitoba
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Path of
Royal Voyage
Pat McNeill
Brandon Wheat Kings
Don Chabot
Wheaties
Paul Allard
Jim Laycock
Smordin’s
J. A. Griffiths
M. N. Hryhorczuk
M.L.A
Mr. Griffiths
R. E. Forbes
Hryhorchuk
Riding Mountain
Turtle River
Wilson River
George Forsythe
Gilbert Plains
Forsythe
Flow Lake
Edwards Creek
Chas. Stanton
Duck Mountain
Massey River
Ste. Rose
Glenella
Rosedale
P.F R.A
W. J. Ward
H. G. Reisen
Morden
Garland Creek
B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 57
Hnatiuk
Ellis
John H. Richardson
Chamber
Chamber OF Commerce
Ochre
Metropolitan Planning Commission
Community Curling Club
General Hospital
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