RCMP Takes Over Dauphin Police Duties
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police assumed Dauphin policing on January 1 under a council approved plan. Cpl. M. C. Scheer leads the town station with Cpl. E. L. MacDougall taking over duties. four officers sit on town duties, with seven or eight total on duty. The RCMP will prosecute trials, serve summonses, and handle processes. Local bylaws enforcement remains council responsibility with some actions referred to RCMP.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
F.C.M.P
Cpl
C. Scheer
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R.C.M.P
Dauphin Legion Forms Quarter-a-Month Club
The Dauphin branch of the Canadian Legion BEL has organized a Quarter-a-Month club to supply cigarettes for local boys overseas. Membership is open to interested citizens who pledge a quarter monthly for the war. Funds go to buy smokes for servicemen abroad, with A. J. Middleditch chairing the collectors committee.
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Canadian Legion
BEL
A. J. Middleditch
The
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Committee of Collectors
Christmas Cheer Fund Supports 51 Hampers in Dauphin
The Citizens Welfare association reported 51 Christmas hampers distributed in Dauphin by the Christmas Cheer committee. Total donations reached 204 dollars, about 35 dollars more than last year, with several un acknowledged gifts from local groups and individuals.
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Dauphin
Citizens Welfare Association
Dauphin Theatre
St. Viator’s
W. D. King
Chas. Gray
H. V. Smith
Alex McKee
R. C. Hambleton
Pearl Bredl
S. S. Hunt
Jas. Hill
J. H. Douglas
Wm. Snodgrass
H. E. Brittain
J. L. Allard
Jas. Watson
M. G. Peebles
A. E. Prentice
Six Dauphin Men Served in Canadian Forces at Kong Kong
Another Dauphin soldier is reported to have served in the Hong Kong forces as Rnn. Leonard Skwarok. This brings the local total to six men who fought in the Canadian ranks at Kong Kong: Sheldon Bliss Fred Gidilewich Russell Gurr Tony Martell Antonio Neault and Leonard Skwarok.
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Hong Kong
Rnn
Leonard Skwarok
Kong Kong
Sheldon Bliss
Fred Gidilewich
Russell Gurr
Tony Martell
Antonio Neault
Dauphin Crew Remembered At Christmas By Ladies Club
Officers and men of the Canadian corvette Dauphin were remembered at Christmas by La Verendrye Chapter Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire. Local ladies filled 61 utility bags with hot chocolate mix, cigarettes, toiletries, writing supplies, mitts and socks, candy, and a navy green sewing kit. The parcels also included 31 cribbage boards and 30 packs of ecards.
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Dauphin
la Verendrys
Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
Chimney Cleaning Urged After Frequent Fire Alarms
Dauphin Fire Brigade notes that many calls stem from soot creosote buildup in chimneys during cold snaps. With subzero winds and lingering winter, officials urge homeowners to have all flues swept and ensure furnaces burn cleanly before sealing drafts.
Winnipegosis Red Cross Reports Active Year
The Winnipegosis Red Cross reports 1941 activity including a shipment of 3 turtle necks 6 ladies sweaters 1 child’s sweater 6 men’s scarfs 9 flying mitts 1 pair socks 10 sheets 10 pair pajamas donated by Icelandic Ladies’ Aid and 2 wool filled quilts. Total 196 knitted articles 192 sewing pieces. civilian relief 9 woollen blankets 11 quilts 4 pillows 15 infant garments. Money raised $13 for blanket fund and $14 for Russian relief. Total forwarded to head quarters $328.36.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Ladies’ Aid
Judge Simpson Appointed To Dauphin Judicial District
Judge F K Simpson of Minnedosa is named to the Dauphin Judicial District. He has acted as Dauphin judge for over a year during illness and after the death of Judge Bonnycastle, and returns to the town where he lived from 1907 to 1928. Simpson’s career included partnerships in Dauphin with Campbell, McGirr and Katz, and he was born in Owen Sound Ontario. He and his wife plan to move from Minnedosa to Dauphin.
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Minnedosa
Dauphin Judicial District
Simpson
Dauphin
Bonnycastle
Northern Judicial District
J. A. Campbell
E. N. McGirr
Alex Katz
Simpson, McGjirr
Toronto
M. Bready
Edith Simpson
World War II Dispatches From Multiple Fronts
Russian forces advance near Sebastopol with a double offensive while Leningrad actions free hundreds of villages and clear rail lines. Japanese push on Malaya incurs heavy casualties as British defense fights back. Corregidor bombed as MacArthur’s forces resist. Tokyo reports cruiser damage and sub sunk. Food rationing eyed in Japan, RAF raids Germany, and Roosevelt’s policy shifts prompt Axis denouncements.
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War Department
Corregidor Island
Douglas MacArthur
Busy Dauphin Fire Brigade Responds to Four Weeks of Blazes
The Dauphin fire brigade logged a busy first week of 1942 and 60 calls in 1941 with 39 chimney fires, 6 vehicle blazes, 11 property fires, one false alarm, and two out of town fires. Damages reached $6,625 for the year. historical notes recount major fires since 1932 and retirements of veteran members including Jos. Barker and H V Smith.
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Nate Clark
Oak Street
A. S. Negrych
Fairgrounds
J. L. Allard
Lorne Mitchell
Sixth Avenue
S.E
J. Shand
R. L. McMillan
McCabe Bros. Grain Company
Nome
J. Wynes
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Geo. Hill
Bumstead
Barker’s
Vic
Mackenzie
William’s
F. W. Bumstead
E Mayo
H. V. Smith
Jos. Barker
Ex Service Men Invited to Join Veterans Guard
Major B Saunderson calls ex service men to enlist in Manitoba’s Northern Reserve company of the Veterans Guard the 103rd Visit platoon commanders at Dauphin The Pas Roblin and Swan River to join and defend the country.
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1038Rd
Veterans’ Guard of Canada
Manitoba
Veterans’ Guard
103Rd
Dauphin
N.S. Devenny
the Pas
A. T.kines
Roblin
H. B. Munro
Swan River
Roosevelt Warns of Global Military Use by U S
Former President Roosevelt declares that American armed forces may be deployed worldwide including the Far East the Atlantic and Pacific oceans the British Isles and the Western Hemisphere as needed to meet threats and defend interests.
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Far East
British Isles
Fair Exchange Drives 1942 License Plates Sale
Motorists must surrender 1941 plates to obtain 1942 licenses at the auto license bureau under wartime conservation rules. Drivers face sub zero weather to swap plates at the courthouse, with new plates featuring black lettering on aluminum colored backs and starting numbers in the 77 to 78 range for Dauphin.
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Court House
Manitoba
Dauphin
Army Recruiting Office Sets Daily Enlistment Record
In Dauphin this week the Army Recruiting Office at the Armoury saw nine men enlist on Monday, and 15 pass the Medical Board on Tuesday. All Tuesday entrants earned an A rating except four, with nine more slated to report from Winnipegosis district. Most volunteers are in their twenties with strong academics or trades, signaling steady recruiting for the coming weeks.
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Army
Armoury
Medical Board
T. M. McIlwraith
Winnipegosis
Town Councillors Organize For 1942 With Few Changes
The Town council met for the 1942 organization on January 5 at 10 30 am. Mayor Ramsden and four reelected OTS took oaths. Committees formed with minor changes and Dr R E Dicks appointed to Parks board replacing W J Henderson who resigned.
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OTS
Parks Board
R. E Dicks
W. J. Henderson
Astwood
David Justice
J. Puchaiski
S. Solomon
T. Hutchi
Puchalski
Taylor and Justice
D. D. McDonald
D. KE. McLean
3S. Solomon
A. H. Lepper
J. A. Follon
Justice and Astwood
J. G. Somers
London Echoes Resolve to Endure and Strike Back
In a defiant message the populace proclaims resilience and readiness to endure hardship. They pledge to withstand adversity and return pressure with resolve, promising collective strength and a determined counterpunch.
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