Casualties in Korea Rise Amid Ongoing Armistice Talks
Harry Eccles notes Allied and Chinese North Korean losses in Korea reach 1 515 488 total Chinese and North Korean casualties with UN totals near 199 906. Ottawa reports 650 Canadians hurt or missing with 1 dead and 469 wounded as ground actions persist and truce negotiations stall.
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Wenger Polae
Korea
North Korres
South Korea
Jonn
United Nations
South Kor Ane
Ottawa
Atifi
Vildades
Churchill to press Anglo American co operation in atomic research in Washington
Churchill plans a Washington visit to press greater Anglo American cooperation in atomic research and discuss potential U S heavy bomber bases in Britain. He will spend four days in Ottawa January 11 to 15 for talks with Prime Minister St Laurent and Canadian officials.
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Eurchit
de Gence
Wedlbeguen
Winston Churchill
Washington
Britain
U.S
Russia
Churchill
Ottawa
St. Laurent
Lord Jamay
Lord Cherweil
European ports battered by severe winter gales and storms
A harsh European Atlantic coastline was struck by hurricane winds and heavy seas as ports and airports closed from Denmark to Spain. Seven vessels faced danger, rescue ships responded, and the Queen Mary docked 72 hours late at Southampton. Captain Grat tidge called the voyage the worst since 1914. In Canada, cobalt prices rose sharply to spur mining, while Canada backed NATO entry for Greece and Turkey in a Commons vote.
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Mountaious Sas
Denmark
Spain
Southampton
Harry Grattidge
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Alliance
House of Commons
Ottawa
Pearson
N.A.T.O
Rural Council appoints 1952 standing committees
The Rural Council names its 1952 committees with changes from last year. Reeve J Potoski chairs Finance with R E Forbes Joe Tokar and Joseph Bonk as members. Public Works includes J Bonk J Secord and J Tokar with M Prokopowich replacing Forbes. Bridges lists Tokar Secord Prokopowich Bonk. Equipment and Buildings reappoints Forbes Bonk Prokopowich with Secord replacing Potoski. Drainage reappoints Secord Bonk and S Prokopechuk with R F Forbes replacing Prokopowich. Health and relief lists M and Secord and S Cemetery. Cemetery board includes Reeve Potoski Councillor Bank and secretary treasurer Szewczyk. Reeve Potoski and Councillor Forbes join DMCC board, Potoski becomes rural health unit representative, Prokopowich to the agricultural society, and Bonk to the Dauphin chamber of commerce.
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J. Potoski
R. E. Forbes
Joe Tokar
Joseph Bonk
Public Works
J. Bonk
J. Secord
J. Tokar
M. Prokopowich
Forbes
Reeve Potoski
S. Prokopechuk
R. F. Forbes
Prokopowich
J. Bank
M. F. Szewczyk
DMCC
Agricultural Society
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
William Offise
D.M.C.C. Board
Howard Campbell
John Potoski
Dauphin
R.C.M.P
Gwen Hampton Wins Amateur Contest Here
Gwen Hampton, 11, wins the Dauphin program with 2228 votes raised by 25 cent donations for Salvation Army and Dauphin Citizens Welfare. Second goes to the Sholdice Sisters quin tet, third to Mary Seale. others listed as contestants plus noncontest performers. Similar amateur programs will air in neighboring communities this winter with the three winners to appear in a spring broadcast in April or May.
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Sholdice Sisters
Mary Seale
Salvation Army
Dauphin Citizens’ Welfare Committee
Rotarians to Hear CBC Commentator in Dauphin
Winnipeg CBC Neighborly News commentator c. F. Greene will speak at the Dauphin Rotary club luncheon on January 7. His address is titled What Makes a Community and he is known in Winnipeg as a public relations representative for civic committees and international relief groups.
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C. F. Greene
CBC
Winnipeg
Dauphin Rotary Club
Greene
Snowfall and Cold Snap Hit Dauphin District Last Weekend
More than four inches of snow fell in the Dauphin district over the weekend, with 4.3 inches across Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures were consistently cold, the low dropping to 32.7 degrees on New Year’s Day and the high reaching 18 degrees above zero last Friday. Last year’s comparable period saw a 14.2 degree high and 15.8 degree low on Dec 30.
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King’s Counsel
Dauphin
John Allen Shields
C.nr
C.N.R
Dauphin District
Dauphin Registers Record Building Year in 1951
Dauphin issued building permits totaling 833 005 in 1951, a record year with new grain elevators an annex a livestock and skating arena and a 240 000 telephone building. Commercial activity led with nine new structures valued at 552 000.
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Dauphin
D.M.C.C
W. J. Bullmore
Mountview Swine Club Winners Honored At Dauphin Dinner
About 250 residents gathered in the town hall Friday to honor Harvey Morley and Barry Durston of the Mountview Swine club for winning the 1951 Dominion swine judging championship at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Gifts included a trophy, signet rings, alarm clocks, wrist watches, and $10 from R. H. Brown, with speeches by Morley and Durston and remarks from Mrs. A J Drebinsky about the 4 H club congress in Chicago.
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Harvey Morley
Barry Durston
Mountview
Durston
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Society
R. H. Brown
Vancouver
Toronto
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Ottawa
Ontario
A. J. Drebinsky
Fork River Clothing Club
Chicago
Manitoba
N. C. MacKay
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba 4-H Association
MacKay
F. C. Bell
R. E. Forbes
Don Dunfield
Swine Club
Dunfield
Mountview Club
Howard Campbell
Reeve John Potoski
Drebinsky
Bert Tucker
Dauphin Lawyer I C Johnston Made King’s Counsel
Isaac C Johnston a prominent Dauphin lawyer was named King’s Counsel in Manitoba’s 1952 New Year list. Born in 1896 in North Dakota he served in France with the 46th Battalion and lost both legs after a 1917 wounding. He practiced in Dauphin, Gilbert Plains, and returned to Dauphin in 1932. He married Stella R Chute in 1927.
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Isaac C. Johnston
Dauphin
Manitoba
C. Rhodes Smith
North Dakota
K.C
University of Manitoba
196Th University
France
Johnston
J. L. Bowman
KLC
Dauphin Town Names Three New Chairmen for Major Committees
The 1952 town council in Dauphin adopted four standing committee chairmanships with three new chairmen. D E McLean remains chair of fire water and sewage. E Johansen becomes finance property and reception chair. L G Sneath takes over public works and airport. A Buckwold chairs police health and relief. New deputy mayor plan designates four councillors as rotating deputy mayors through the year.
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Dauphin
D. E. McLean
E. Johansen
James Anderson
L. G. Sneath
J. Puchalski
A. Buckwold
Welwo
Oeres
Mersheper
James Alderson
M. F. Szewczyk
Johansen
S. Zaplitny
D. E. Mc
Ken Watson Enters Dauphin's 54th Bonspiel
Canada's curling legend Ken Watson of Winnipeg will skip a rink in Dauphin's 54th annual men's bonspiel set for January 14 to 19. His team includes Shell Mec Nicoll Winnipeg Reg Webber Hamiota and Don Fraser Dauphin. As of Wednesday nine entries had been received with more expected, alongside other notable skips such as Bob Aitken Shoal Lake and Bob Jenkins Shoal Lake. The 1951 bonspiel drew 106 rinks and the Dauphin event record is 124 rinks in 1949.
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Canada
Ken Watson
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Shell MecNicoll
Reg Webber
Hamiota
Don Fraser
Boushy Rink Loses Final In Manitoba School Spiel
Ernie Boushy of Dauphin captained the rink to the final of Manitoba's school curling bonspiel in Winnipeg. The team lost 9-8 to Ron Gray of Belmont in the 12th end, failing to clinch a spot at Moncton for the Dominion championship. Boushy's crew had earlier won the Standard Broom event.
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Winnipeg
Boushy
Dauphin
Manitoba
Moncton
N.B
Don Carruthers
Alex Robertson
Walter M’'Lot
Dan Davidson
Dennison Wins Dauphin Christmas Light-Up Contest
R L Dennison of River avenue wins first prize in the Dauphin chamber of commerce light-up contest for Christmas lighting and decora tions. The Dennison house scores 78 points of 100 with Dr R E Dicks of McLeod avenue taking second at 76 and G W Fitzgerald of River A D Senith J Slobodzian and Bill McCulloch winning third.
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R. L. Dennison
River Avenue
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Dennison House
R. E. Dicks
McLeod Avenue
G. W. Fitzgerald
River
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