Bombing Weariness and War Updates Cross the World
British and American air actions continue as Japan faces daily bombardment for 20 days and Tokyo reports wide area fire from ships and shore targets. In Canberra Prime Minister Curtin’s condition worsens with slim hope for recovery. London reports Czech prosecutions for Lidice crimes and potential ministerial losses in the British election.
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Gamn
Japan
Tokyo
Canberra
Australia
John Curtin
Curtin
London
Robert Jack
Protector
Czechoslovakia
Frank
Lidice
Holes in Streets Prompt Town Council Action
Rain damage exposes weak spots on Main Street and Burrows Avenue with holes and rough surfaces. Gravel streets fixed by drag operations but washerboard condition persists. Scavenging service criticized, calls for municipal operation debated against contracts. Three petitions received, including a concrete sidewalk on Gladys Street funded by Bell Bottling. Continued to page 6.
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Portage la Prairie
Police and Health Committee
Gladys Street
Second Avenue
Bell Bottling Company
Cryderman Named by CCF for Dauphin Seat
Maurice W. Cryderman wins CCF nomination by acclamation for Dauphin provincial constituency at a Dauphin CCF event last Friday. A longtime educator at Dauphin Collegiate since 1941, he has been active in party affairs for seven years and previously led the local CCF association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Cryderman
C. C.F
Dauphin
Dauphin C.C.F. Association
Cryderman
Dauphin Collegiate
United Grain Growers Company
Morris
Man
Rosebank
Winnipeg Normal School
University of Manitoba
Benson, Sask
Burglary at Siffon Store Reported
Gas tank keys and gasoline stolen from the Siffon store after a night of rain. Burglars followed by tracks believed to have used a truck. A crowbar and groves left at the scene. Constables Dobson and McAdlister of the R.C.M.P. lead the investigation.
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Dobson
McAdlister
R.C.M.P
Dauphin Proclaims Civic Half Holiday Next Tuesday
Mayor I. C. Johnston issues a proclamation designating July 10 as a civic half holiday in Dauphin from noon, with stores closed to allow merchants and staff to attend the fair. The usual Thursday half holiday remains in effect.
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I. C. Johnston
Dauphin
Boys and Girls Clubs Rally at Dauphin Fair
The Dauphin district hosts its second annual interclub rally with 700 youth from 57 junior clubs taking part at the fair. The event features clothing club displays, education booths, judging competitions, a grandstand parade, and trophy presentations coordinated by Manitoba agriculture officials and Eaton's.
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Dauphin
Agricultural Society
O. Trinder
Wm. Pierce
Eaton's
Winnipeg
J. H. Evans
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
T. Eaton Co. Ltd
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Don Dunfield
Edna McConnell
First of July Gripe List Hits City Roads
Citizens report green worms and deep holes on most main streets. Bicycles on sidewalks raise safety concerns. Garbage not collected, weeds and grass overgrowth persist. Water reportedly dirty and a liquor store closed Monday. Cars need washing before expected rain tomorrow. Miserable weather with rain forecast Tuesday and more worms in the area.
Pine River chosen as prime eclipse viewing site
Pine River Manitoba a town of 250 residents has become a focal point for scientists from North America preparing to observe and record the sun eclipse on July 9. The village lies on the Canadian National Railways line 243 miles northwest of Winnipeg between Dauphin and Swan River and is within the totality belt making it an ideal vantage point.
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Pine River
Man
North America
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Swan River
Wasagaming Golf Week Set July 23 28
Wasagaming hosts Golf Week July 23 28 with men’s open starting July 23 plus women’s open and men’s senior. Proceeds go to Manitoba Red Cross Wasagaming branch. Prizes restored this year. Entry limit for men’s open 128 players. O E Heaslip elected president of Wasagaming Golf Club with R E Unicome as vice president and J M Chalmers as secretary. Honorary president Hon J Allison Glen MP and honorary vice presidents Hon John Bracken MP F S Zaplitny MP and J Smart National Parks Bureau controller.
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Clear Lake
Manitoba Red Cross Society
Wasagaming Golf Club
O .E. Heaslip
R. E. Unicome
J. M. Chalmers
J. Allison Glen
M.P
John Bracken
F. S. Zapl
Dauphin Trade Group backs Clear Lake fitness camp project
The Dauphin board of trade supports a joint effort with the Western Manitoba associations of trade boards and Brandon Kiwanis to finance the establishment of a physical fitness camp at Clear Lake.
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Dauphin Board of Trade
Western Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
Brandon Kiwanis Club
Clear Lake
Dauphin Fair Readies July 9 to 11 At Dauphin
The Dauphin Fair and race meet opens Monday July 9 with livestock and industrial shows drawing entries from near and far. Highlights include Winnipeg driving horses from T Eaton Co Limited, Florette Mc Quaig troupe nightly, Harold Green host, Gilbert Plains band, Casey midway, and free admission for children 16 and under on Monday.
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Dauphin
Agricultural Society
Winnipeg
T. Eaton Co. Limited
Gilbert Plains Band
Dauphin Youth Services Gymnastic Group
Casey
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British United Press
Wiere
Britain
Churchill
Government
Main Street
Burrows Avenue
M. W. Cryderman
C.cf
Siffon
Penman’s
W.g.wwhite
Hill- Billy Killerter
Helen Walker
Marjorie Main
Jean Weather
Porter Hall
Peter Whitney
Mabel Paige
Barbara Pepper
Oforge Marshall
Paramount
Ann John Baxter Hodiak
Rauny
Inside China Today
Cartoon
Andy Panda
POP
FOX
Dorothy McGuire
Tee James Dunn
Jckooy
Joan Blondell
Peggy Ann Garner
Frence
Ted Donaldson
Teeiep
Lloyd Nolan
As Testa
Dauphin Fair
Wasagaming
Florette McQuaig
Miss McQuaig
Harold Green
Gardner’‘S
John Gardner
Tailor & Men’s Furnishings
Sunkist Valencia
Sunkist
Sunkist Marsh
Stokely
Allen’s Apple
Zoe
United Stores Limited
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