Big Four Talks Hinge on Berlin Peace Efforts
Washington officials chase a hopeful Berlin four power conference while Moscow aims to delay European Defence Community by stoking talks. Pravda accuses the West of ganging up on Russia as Malenkov cites chances for easing tensions in 195. Ehrenberg backs Western five power talks with Red China as the path to relaxation.
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United States
Berlin
Russia
Washington
Moscow
West Germany
Communist Party
Pravda
Liva Ehrenberg
Red China
Crushed at Tokyo Imperial Palace New Year Stampede Kills 17
Thousands of women and children swarmed the Imperial palace gates in Tokyo for the New Year signing, trampling crowds, leaving at least 17 dead and 41 injured. Kyodo said the crush began as the register deadline passed, with chaos spreading late afternoon.
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Ito
Imperial
Tokyo
Kyodo
Third Pool Elevator Opens In Dauphin
The Dauphin tire association unveiled a 170000 bushel elevator, the largest rural Manitoba facility, with 125 attendees. The config lifts total capacity to about 690000 bushels across three elevators, praised as a co operative milestone.
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Dauphin Tire Association
Manifobaa
Miss Mary Hamilton Receives Life Membership
Miss Mary Hamilton of Dauphin was awarded a life membership in the Manitoba provincial Council of Women at its Winnipeg annual meeting in November. A MacKenzie high school teacher and vice president of the council, she chaired its education committee for three years and served on Manitoba’s education advisory board. She is a former Manitoba Teachers’ Society president and leads the School of Narcotic Education in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with Dauphin Little Theatre among her local interests.
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Manitoba Provincial Council of Women
Mary Hamilton
Dauphin
Winnipeg
MacKenzie High School
Here
Hamilton
Provincial Council of Women
Provincial Council
Education
Manitoba
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba School of Narcotic Education
Miss Hamilton
Record 1953 building permits set Dauphin total
Dauphin’s postwar boom peaked in 1953 with 109 permits totaling 1 062 150 dollars, beating 1951’s 833 000 by over 229 000 and surpassing 1952 and 1950 figures. Major drivers included a 390 000 federal building, two grain elevators, a new store, and several commercial alterations.
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Dauphin
Federal
Two Chimney Fires During High Winds in Dauphin
A Sunday in Dauphin saw two chimney fires during strong winds. The Dauphin volunteer brigade posted four men at the town hall as a precaution. At 9 40 pm they responded to Kirby Avenue and a second alarm followed from Johnson Avenue. A later blaze caused minor damage at the Bank of Commerce due to overheated pipes in the basement.
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Dauphin
Kirby Avenue
Johnson Avenue
Bank of Commerce
Youth Crash At West Crossing Leaves Injured Teens
A New Year's Eve train car collision at No 5 highway crossing in Dauphin’s west end injures 21 year old Sifton resident Larry Mc Phedrain and two female passengers. Mc Phedrain suffers chest injuries and a broken knee, while Ann Danglishen and Beverley Rumball sustain head lacerations and lighter chest injuries. Mc Phedrain remained in critical condition Tuesday morning.
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No. 5 Highway Crossing
Dauphin
Sifton
Larry McPhedrain
McPhedrain
Dauphin General Hospital
Ann Danglishen
Beverley Rumball
Winnipeg
Mayor Bullmore Looks Back On 1953 Progress In Dauphin
Mayor W L Bullmore called 1953 a year of progress at the Dauphin council meeting, noting a major curb and gutter build and new sidewalks. He urged solving the town dust problem and installing two way radios for the fire brigade to improve alarm responses. He also reviewed a record public works year and predicted another forward year. Rzesnoski of the Dauphin Kings faces at least two weeks out with a fractured ankle after an injury in Winnipegosis, while Johnny Love may return to action Saturday.
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W. L. Bullmore
Johnny Seale
Association
John Potoski
Roy Robinson
Harley Armstrong
Dauphin
John Taylor
Rzesnoski
Kings
Allard's
Winnipegosis
M. K. Brandt
Bob
Pilot Mound
Johnny Love
Brandon Ellis
Love
Dauphin Fire Brigade
Gildas Molgat
M.L.A
Ste
Seabees
Town Council Names Committee Representatives for Year
Councillors E. Johansen and J. Anderson were named as representatives for the hospital board. Johansen becomes vice-chairman, with Anderson shifting to chairman of the finance, property and reception committee. D. W. Hnativk joins as the only new member. Deputy mayor will be A Buckwold, succeeding D. E. McLean, who heads fire water and sewage.
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E. Johansen
J. Anderson
Johansen
Anderson
Dauphin-Ochre
D. W. Hnativk
Hnativuk
M. F Szewczyk
A. Buckwold
D. E. McLean
McLean
Town Council
Oliphant
Sklepowich
Hnatiuk
Buckwold
Honorary Member Named in Dauphin Restroom Group
Miss Jennie Strang, last original member, made honorary member at the town council meeting. Five members resigned end of 1952. new names Mrs H W Perry Mrs Norman Chard and Mrs Henry Artibise join three other current members including Mayor W L Bullmore.
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Jennie Strang
Dauphin
Miss Strang
H. W. E. .Perry
Norman Chard
Henry Artibise
D. E. McLean
RT. . Edwards
W. H. ‘Rampton
W. D. Strang
Rowan Durston
Volunteers to canvass for March of Dimes in Dauphin
An army of volunteers from LO.O.F. and Rebekah lodges in Dauphin will canvass on Saturday night January 16 from 6 30 to 8 00 pm for the March of Dimes Mothers March on Polio. Residents will show support by lighting a porch light or displaying a light in the front window.
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Lo.o.f
Rebekah
Dauphin
Funeral Services Held For Robert W Blair Mining Accident Victim
Robert W Blair 29 native of Ochre River died at Flin Flon hospital after a North Star mine elevator accident. Survived by wife Helen Westen Blair and two children Barbara and Diana, his parents, sisters, and a brother. Preliminary inquest set for Jan 6. Reginald Luchuk injured flown for treatment. Funeral in Ochre River United Church with burial in Ochre River cemetery.
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Ochre River
Robert W. Blair
Flin Flon
North Star Mine
Barbara
Diana
W. J. Blair
R. Strang
Dauphin
J. Turnbull
Marion Blair
Winnipeg
Gordon Blair
Winni
Mr. Blair
Reginald Luchuk
Flin Fion
Robert William Blair
William Howie
Ochre River Cemetery
Sheath
P F A A Grants Deemed Inadequate Pressing For Emergency Aid
At a Dauphin Manitoba mass meeting over 600 attendees called for declaring Riding Duck Mountain watershed district an emergency area The Manitoba Farmers Union district No 2 will send a delegation to Winnipeg to urge both provincial and federal action and seek extra aid to cover crop losses The meeting also criticized the Prairie Farm Assistance Act rules and survey execution with MPs and MLAs voicing concerns Chairman Peter Burtniak presided.
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Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Dauphin Town Hall
Riding
Duck Mountain
Prairie Farm Assistance Act
Winnipeg
Ochre River Fire Truck Shows Promising First Test
Ochre River chamber of commerce unveiled its new booster fire truck with its first call on Jan. 2 at Nick Britsky’s two stall garage. The blaze threatening the chimney and roof was extinguished in under ten minutes, though smoke filled the building. The unit proved effective, underscoring need for smoke masks and additional gear. The brigade’s organization will be discussed at the Jan. 13 chamber annual meeting. all locals urged to attend.
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Ochre River Chamber of Commerce
Nick Britsky
R. E. Desjardin
Chamber
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Sidney Holland
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Ontario
Vincent Polloway
Dauphin Co-Operative
Frank McBurney
Dave Mitchell
F. S. Zaplitny
W. J Ward
Aed
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Bob Rzesnoski
Dauphin Kings
L. G. Qmeath
Police
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Parks Board
Dauphin Town
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Dauphin Athletic Council
Sneath, Anderson, Sklepowich
Police, Health and Relief
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Lundman
Cemetery
Boys
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Fifth Avenues
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Crescent
Film Park and
Weastmore
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PFA
M. F. Szewcczyk
PFAA
Mr. Zaplitny
Ray Mitchell
M. N. Hryhorczyk
Gilbert Plains
Ethelbert
Zaplitny
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Hryhorczyk
M.F.U
Chambers
Peter Burtniak
Fork River
Britsky Garage
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