Quebec elects Anton Barrette as new premier after Sauve death
Anton Barrette, 60, sworn in to lead Quebec after the death of Paul Sauve who served 114 days as premier. Barrette vows to carry Sauve's program on federal province relations and hospital insurance. He plans a fact finding committee on insurance and will pursue Ottawa talks on university grants.
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Quebec
Anton «E Hartette
Joiliette
Fr. Gay
Paul Sauve
Maurice Duplessis Sauve
Barrette
Sauve
Otawa
Union Nationale
Ottawa
United Nations space committee push and Soviet moon plans
The United States presses for an early meeting of the new UN space committee amid Soviet rocket test plans near Hawaii. Moscow aims for a moon lab via an automatic probe while Washington weighs potential manned spaceflight during tests. In West Berlin anti hate demonstrations oppose Nazism as police praise the youth defense.
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United Nations Space Committee
UN General Assembly
Permanent Space Committee
Soviet Union
Txe
Central Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Moscow
MT1
Washington
New York Times
West German Republic
West Berlin
Joachim Lopschitz
Open Letter From DCTI Principal on City High School Failure Rates
The Dauphin Collegiate principal defends local exam methods and argues against city comparisons. He cites years of experience, claims lenient marking, accreditation privileges, and stronger staff credentials at his school while noting differing conditions across Manitoba schools. He urges readers to draw their own conclusions from 1958 and 1959 results.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dauphin Collegiate
Cold snap eases as mild spell returns
The first week of January brought a sharp cold spell that has loosened into a milder period. Residents note fewer storms but a rise in colds as they adjust to fluctuating temperatures and uncertain clothing choices.
March of Dimes Campaign Opens in Manitoba
The Manitoba March of Dimes campaign launched in January with a goal of 205 000 for the year. Funds support rehabilitation for crippled children and adults. grants cover some costs, but public donations fund most. Volunteer canvassers from Dauphin Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges will conduct a one hour blitz house to house next Monday evening January 18.
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Socaty
Manitoba
Dauphin Oddfellows
Rebekan
Dauphin
Provincial road project for ski resort advances
The Manitoba government plans to finish a three mile road from Northgway toward the ski location to serve the Riding Mountain development. Hon. Stewart McLean said 12 300 was appropriated in 1959 to rebuild the municipal road and one mile of the new road was completed last year with weather halting progress. the work is proposed to resume in 1960.
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Department of Industry and Commerce
Riding Mountain
Manitoba
The
Herald
Stewart McLean
Department of Public Works
Nothg Way
McLean
Dauphin Rural Council Ousts DMCC Board Representation
The Dauphin Rural Council appears to withdraw from DMCC board representation affecting the joint management structure set in 1950 by the town, rural municipality and Dauphin Agricultural Society. The upcoming annual meeting will address the change and its impact on the Memorial and Community Centre.
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Dauphin Rural Council
DMCC
Owithitare
Wawid
Dauphin
Agricultural Society
Dmcc Board of Management
Mira
Uncertain OCR Fragments Describe Possible Editorial Change
Fragmentary text references editor names and positions without clear context or coherent event. Contains stray characters and jumbled phrases that do not form a complete report or identifiable entities.
Dauphin Area Board Names Replacements After Durston Declines
The Dauphin area board confirms Cecil R. Durston will not seek re election after 11 years as chair and trustee since the area system began. Michael Fo Szewcayk and Volkers are named for leadership roles while Durston and Volkers reflect long service in urban and Dauphin school governance.
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Cecil R. Durston
Durston
Chaiman
Lished
Forst Chawan
Michael Fo Szewcayk
Dursten
Urban School Trustees’ Association of Manitoba
Workers
Urban Trustees’ Association
Boots
Volkers
Education driven by a plantation past shaping Manitoba system
Bill Volkers, once manager of a 10 000 acre rubber plantation in the Dutch East Indies, linked his education and finance focus to the Dauphin Ochre school area system. He recalls building housing and a school for 7 500 workers, managing food, supplies, and budgets as the plantation grew, before emigrating to Canada in 1934 with his family to continue agricultural ventures in Manitoba.
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Dutch East Indies
Manitoba
Woo
Bill’ Volkers
Ik Volkers
Sais
Othe Doaupam
Arekh Sx
Vers
Willy A& ST
Bill
Bil
Dauphin
Agricultural College
Nederlands
Bill Walkers
Dutch Fast Indies
Mat
Ness
Altold
Maiclien Datiacs
Volkkers
Canada
Pauphin
Volkers
Ben Bolger
Dauphans
Lions Sponsor Special Symphony Concert in March
The Dauphin Lions announce a Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra concert with conductor Victor Foerbrik for personal appearance on March 31 at the Mackenzie Theatre. Winnipeg readers note the event as Dauphin’s first full sized symphony orchestra appearance in the community with WSO musicians Watson Mansolt Hog er Watson and other players.
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Lions
Dauphin Lions
Clit
Wittiipeg Symphony
Vietor Foe Brik
Mareh
Winnipeg
Sympony Orchestra
Caridad
I Alba
Papi
Duiphin
Dw Watson
Joanne Mansolt
Hog
Er Watson
Dauphin
Ther
Unclear text historic notice on WHA meeting items
Fragmentary OCR reads like a committee headed by Mrs. W Cruise for WHA with mentions of president and visiting MPs. Portions reference hospital aid, luncheon, annual event planning, and possibly new ideas in a local society.
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Ales Mian
Ars
Mel Pines
Local Campaign Promotes Winter Employment
The National Employment Service launches a broad publicity drive in Dauphin to secure support from merchants, service clubs, and organizations for winter work. The effort targets unemployed workers with home repairs and renovations while urging community participation to sustain employment through the season.
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National Employment Service
Dauphin
Dauphin Hosts Canadian Players Touring Company
Dauphin Lions club presents Stratford Ontario Canadian Players in Bernard Shaw The Devil's Disciple at Mackenzie auditorium on February 3. The group, rooted in Stratford festival founders Tom Patterson and Douglas Campbell, traces back to 1954 and has toured Canada from Winnipeg to Victoria with plans for Western Canada and future seasons.
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Dauphin
National Touring
Dauphin Lions Club
Stratford, Ont
Bernardi Shaw
Devil
Mackenzie Auditorium
Tom Patterson
Douglas Campbell
Douglas Camp
Lady Eaton
Canada
Patterson
Campbell Shebecame
Tommed
Durex
Pavers
Worth
Lauren Crosby
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Victoria
Midwest
Ontario
Fort William
Enemployment Figures Rise in Bay Area
The latest NES office data shows higher unemployment with 1,439 male and 3,?83 female applicants registered. A month earlier totals were 1,439 men and 3,?83 women, indicating shifting jobless figures in the region.
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NES
Record of 1959 in Schhool Area Reflects District Changes
A garbled summary notes year 1959 in the school area, citing a record break by an athlete and district consolidations. It mentions changes in attendance, population figures, and reorganizations affecting districts, with references to measurables like student counts and staffing.
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Harry Eccles
DCTI
Precis
Max Mon
Dan Trace
Trace
March of Dimes
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Seard
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J. AL Hard
Cor. Durston
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Matthews
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Allert
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Pais
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Tris
Vikek
Marie Matthews
Honiay Thiates
Piseh
Fuet Phishers
Morgan, Woltf
Min Hess
Keons
Allard
Allard Egular
Bill Volkers
Barry
Dyamnond Company of Canada
Montreal
Wimit
Dennison Motors
Annie
Lockie
Lake Cowichan
Hescen
Vrs. W. Cruise Heads
Wianen
Ees
Halicn
Gear
Cgovernment
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Nate
Maries NG Prt
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Stadt
Bell
Canattren
Pinkeps
Macbeth
Ant
Howe
St Joan
aGireet
Phish Helle
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Prairies
Pesaeth
Schhool
Aeks
Panishinehie Area
Cent Durston
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Oriel Feng
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Pio
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Corea
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