German defense cracks as Red Army offensive explodes
War dispatches claim the German defense of Poland has collapsed under a massive Soviet advance with hundreds of thousands of Russian troops moving rapidly across the plains toward Warsaw and Krakow. Meanwhile Allied forces near Luzon advance toward Manila as Japanese resistance remains stubborn in the northeast.
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Laws
Poland
Bilitzkrieg
Stockholm
Warsaw
Krakow
MacArthur
Luzon
Paniqui
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon Plains
Tamac
Manila
Las MacArthur
Allied
Paris
Holland
Alsace
Rhine
Roer River
Strasbourg
Saguenau Forest
Saint Vith
Marshal von Rundstedt
Luxembourg
Dauphin Curling Bonspiel Seeks Hosts and Rocks
Dauphin prepares for a record bonspiel with six events and a 1500 prize pool at the Hamilton hotel. Visitors from Winnipeg Yorkton Flin Flon Swan River Killarney and St Paul are expected as rinks gather at headquarters before play. A smoker and banquet are planned with sleeping accommodations sought for curlers. locals are urged to offer hospitality and unlocked rocks for the event.
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Dauphin
Knights of the Broom
Hamilton
Winnipeg
Yorkton
Flin Fion
Swan River
Killarney
St. Paul
Minn
Curling Club
Andy Newton
George Scott
Ether Dr. Robertson
Ab ‘Gowanlock
Army crew returns. Dauphin boys visit home
Two Dauphin youths were among army personnel arriving in Winnipeg last week from overseas. Gunner Stanley A. Moore spends a month’s leave with his mother Mrs. Alice Moore of Spruce Bluff. Sergeant J. W. Thomas is on leave with his wife and family in Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
Stanley A. Moore
Alice Moore
Spruce Bluff
J. W. Thomas
Light and Power Bills Payable at Town Hall
Light and Power bills are payable at the town hall office or by request drawn to the order of the Manitoba Power Commission. The last day of discount appears at the top right of all bills and unpaid accounts cannot be accepted at the town office after that date. Remittance for gross amount may be sent to the Manitoba Power Commission 602 Canada Building Winnipeg. If unpaid arrears are shown next month a two month bill becomes due on the next due date. Service period shown in the column “Service To” indicates the billing month day and year.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Canada Building
Winnipeg
Dauphin Airman Wins Distinguished Flying Cross
Frt.-Lieut. S. Neil Beauchamp, a Dauphin native and RCAF bomber trained at Regina and Dauphin, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for gallantry in action. He completed his first tour in August last year and has since served in England on instructional duties. His wife, formerly Wilma Waite, lives in Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Regina
Virden
Winnipeg
No. 5 A.os
Beauchamp
England
Wilma Waite
Medical Centre Slated for Dauphin in Province Plan
Manitoba outlines a four fold health service program with three major centres in Winnipeg Brandon and Dauphin. The plan includes full radiology pathology and bacteriology services at each centre and X ray lab equipment for rural hospitals. The Dauphin facility carries an estimated 300000 capital cost with two thirds of operating costs funded by the province.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Ivan Schultz
Winnipeg
Brandon
Ipeg
One Dead and One Injured in Indian Shooting Fray
A late Sunday shootout at Duck s Bay settlement north of Winnipegosis left Joseph Steveson 34 a laborer from the Cote reserve near Kamsack dead after a pistol wound and Adolphe Paul from the Pine Creek reserve at Camperville injured with a shoulder wound. Police investigate.
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Ducks Bay
Winnipegosis
A.cm
Joseph Steveson
Cote Reserve
Kamsack
Dauphin General Hospital
Adolphe Paul
Pine Creek
Camperville
Steveson
Paul
Kamsack Reserve
Clement
Furnace Firebox Repaired In Whitmore Building
A Whitmore school furnace repair was finished Monday after removing the firebox to weld cracks. The 33 year old firebox was repaired and the beam above the furnace was replaced with brickwork to eliminate wood near the heating system.
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Whitmore
the Herald
Board Accepts Salary Schedules For Teachers
The board adopted new teachers salaries matching Manitoba Teachers' Society outlines with basic and maximum figures for public and collegiate staff. Initial public school ranges start at 1100 to 1300 for women and 1300 for men, rising to 1600 and 1700 respectively. college scales begin at 1500 to 1700 with higher maximums. A one year probation and a basic schedule framework were set, with budget impacts of 1504 for September–December and 3760 for the full year.
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Manitoba Teachers’ Society
The
Herald
Interim report on Dauphin water chlorination plan
Provincial health engineer Bert English outlined results of controlled chlorination versus the current intake dosing. He noted consumption varies by hour from 300000 to 1250000 gallons daily and proposed placing a portable chlorinator near the fair grounds to treat water before distribution. He will submit a full report to the town council after a week of supervised operation.
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Dauphin
Bert English
English
Council
Fair Grounds
Dauphin Pioneer Robb Dead After Tracks Accident
Robert Bruce Robb aged 69 a longtime Durston district pioneer was found fatally struck on C N R tracks near Gladys street crossing in Dauphin He was from Aberdeen Scotland and had farmed near Dauphin since 1898 An inquest was held and adjourned to Jan 22 Funeral services were conducted at Bullmore's with Rev L A Muttitt officiating Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery Pallbearers listed.
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C.N.R
Gladys Street
Robb
Main Street
R. E. Dicks
Robert Bruce Robb
Durston
Aberdeen
Scotland
Canada
Dauphin
R. A.bell
Alex. Paul
Wiliam
Ontario
Bullmore
L. A. Muttitt
Riverside Cemetery
Albert Durston
M. McLeod
H. McKerchar
H. Davies
J. Arthurs
L. Agar
Dauphin Curlers Win District Matches
Curling playdowns for Winnipegosis Ochre River and Dauphin were held January 11 in Winnipegosis. Ab Gowanlock defeated Les Kitson and Wilbur Fee in singles. Gowanlock and Walmsley won doubles, Palmer and Hawkins team defeating Langlois. Winners advance to the Manitoba curling bonspiel. A banquet for visiting curlers followed.
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Winnipegosis
Ochre River
Dauphin
Winnipegoss
Ab. Gowanlock
H. Gamble
E. Johaneson
Gordon Wilson
Les Kitson
Wilbur Fee
Gowanlock
Wm. Walmsley
E. D. Palmer
E. W. Hawkins
G. Porter
Andy Hamelin
RCMP Report Highlights Dauphin Policing Year
The annual return to Town Council shows rising complaints handled since police duties shifted to the RCMP three years ago. Warnings for bylaw infractions grew only slightly, while traffic act violations surged. Notable cases include four forgery and four uttering investigations with convictions, plus robbery with violence and attempted rape arrests and convictions. Juvenile offenses remained a concern.
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RC M.P
R. C.M.P
Dauphin
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Anthony Eden
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Eighth
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Italy
Bologna
Neil Beauchamp
D.F.C
Wallaby
the Store of Service
Monty Woolley Waver
OK Ames
March OF Time Underground Report
Ray Mill and
Barbara Britton
Dauphin District
Dauphin Curlers
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
John Gardner
Sunkist
Texas Marsh
MRS. Luke’s
Clark’s
Glenwood
Heinz
Robertson’s
California
United Stores Limited
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