Eisenhower Ready to Accept Republican Nomination as Duty
General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Paris said he would accept any clear cut call for the Republican nomination if drafted by party leaders. The 61 year old commander in Europe added that accepting would transcend his current duties as supreme allied commander and carry a duty to the nation.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Washington
Chicago
Europe
New York
Atlantic
Epic Sea Ordeal Ends For Captain Carlsen At Sea
Captain Kurt Carlsen finally faced a six day ordeal aboard the storm battered freighter Enterprise after its hull cracked off England. The rescue tug Turmoil secured the freighter and began the tow to Falmouth as Carlsen refused to abandon ship with a million dollar cargo. First Mate Kenneth Dancy reboarded later as the ship neared port amid a strong welcome in England.
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Kurt Carlsen
England
Atlantic
Falmouth
Kenneth Dancy
Courageon
Woodbridge
US seeks armistice guarantees to curb Communist aggression
Washington reports say the United States urges allies in the Korean war to attach warnings of air and naval punishment to any truce with Communist China and North Korea. The aim is to deter renewed aggression by Communist satellites while Panmunjom talks continue. Canada posts strong export gains in 1951 with November leading the year and a tiny dip in the cost of living.
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United States
Washington
China
North Korea
Red China
Asia
Panmunjom
Deputy Minister to Meet Over Dauphin Junior High Plans
Dauphin area board and town school board wrestle with building a 12 room junior high for grades 7 to 9 and securing per capita grants for rural grade nine students. Dr R O McFarlane will discus options Friday night as boards weigh auditorium additions and grade nine supervision.
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Dauphin
School Area Board
Department of Education
R. O. McFarlane
Area Board
Collegiate
Itbte
John Slobodzian
Dauphin-Ochre Area School Board names 1952 committees
Cecil R. Durston was re-elected chair for a fourth term as the Dauphin-Ochre Area No. 1 board met for its 1952 inaugural session. W. H. Rampton was chosen vice chair and seven committees were set with each member chairing one. New committee lineup includes Finance, School Management, Building, Supply and Equipment, Fuel and Grounds, Auditorium and Transportation, Agriculture and Home Economics. A liaison group among trustees and road agency officials was also formed.
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Cecil R. Durston
Dauphin-Ochre
W. H. Rampton
Uusyear
W. T Volkers
Hampton
Dauphin Steam Power Plant Closes After 46 Years of Service
After about 46 years providing steam power for electricity water pressure and heating the Dauphin steam power plant was officially closed on December 31 by the Manitoba Power Commission ending a long career of service to the town and surrounding district with the closing of the power plant the Dauphin town hall is expected to take over remaining duties.
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Laupahin
Rowan Durston
W. M. Bradley
Pete Chaplain
Matt Smelski
Smelski
Mr. Chaptain
Art Keats
Pete Chaptain
Dauphin
Dauphin Steam Power
Manitoba Power Commission
United States
Robert Fagen
Ontario Securities Co
Toronto
Novist
Rob Engine Co
Births and deaths dip in Dauphin area 1951 report
The Dauphin and district health unit reports 412 births in 1951, down from 464 in 1950, with male births falling and female births rising slightly. Deaths totaled 166, with 107 male and 57 female deaths, 14 classified as violent or accidental. Marriages in Dauphin numbered 41. The article also details early 1900s Dauphin power plant plans and finanical terms for town debentures, including a $35,000 indebtedness and a $20,000 plant construction estimate.
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Dauphin and District
Dau Phin
Dauphin Rural
Ethelbert Village
Ethelbert Rural
Gilbert Plains
Gilbert Plains Rural
Ochre River Rural
Dauphin
Canadian Westinghouse Electric Co
Dauphin Herald
Rotary Speaker Urges Active Town Planning
Winnipeg executive C F Greene urged Dauphin Rotarians to back long range town planning and active civic organizations. He said Dauphin could become a city, stressed residential streets and industrial areas, child play spaces, and parking. he spoke at the King's hotel luncheon. He is CBC Neighborly News editor and radio commentator.
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C. F. Greene
Winnipeg
Dauphin Rotary Club
King’s Hotel
Greene
Community Planning Association
Dauphin
Rotarians
Canada
CBC
CKDM
Bill Marsh
Rotary Information Committee
Walter Fordyce
Entries Slow for Dauphin 54th Bonspiel Opens Monday
Dauphin awaits the 54th annual bonspiel with only 20 rinks entered by Wednesday. Local and outside teams, including Ken Watson and Westeel Products, have until Saturday night to enter. The six day event starts Monday with seven events and prizes over 2000 dollars on display at T Eaton Co.
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The
Dauphin Collegiate Technical Institute
Dauphin
Frank McBurney
Bonspiel
Ken Watson
Roy Davies
Westeel Products
Whnipeg
Alf Brown
St. Vital
William Mullen
R. P. Berkis
Fork River
Bob Aitkins
Boissevain
Bob Jenkins
Shoal Lake
Harold Rinley
Sanford
Gerald Reilly
Ochre River
Tom Floyd
McCreary
Art Hopfner
Ste. Rose
D. M. Olsen
Togo
Sask
Dr. C. S. Robertson
E. F. Troendie
H. C. Ray
J. Puchalski
Roy Nicholson
T. Eaton Co
Mild Week Gives Way to Cold Snap in Dauphin District
Temperatures in the Dauphin district edged into the 20s last week with a high of 27.4 degrees above zero and a low of 2.4. A new cold snap hit Wednesday morning while precipitation remained light with a trace of snow. Comparable readings occurred the previous year.
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Dauphin
Mercury
Dauphin Library reports record circulation and rising registrations
The 1951 annual librarian report shows total circulation of 23 791 books, up 1 235 from 1950. Registrations reached 1 351, a rise of 241 in the senior and 676 in the junior sections, with 213 cancellations since opening in 1949.
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Highlight Dauphin Library Report
Dauphin Public Library
Library Board
John Slobodzian
D. E. McLean
J. N. McFadden
R. W. Dicks
A. S. Little
K. Everall
Everall
The
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Churchill
Korean Prospects
Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Boaird
Cecil R. Durston Area Board
Dauphin Town Hall
Dauphin Area
Fagen
Rotary
Max Jan Pa Min
Napidoatene
University of Manitoba
Young Canada
Manitoba Library Association
Association
G. Whaley
F. Reesor
N. Anderson
A. R. Banner
J. M. Douglas
C. N. Dahlgren
W. G
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