North Korea advances toward US outposts as UN plans coordinate
Reports claim North Korean troops captured Suwon airfield and pressed toward southern US positions while UN officials work on a plan to end fighting. American naval and air actions continue with Australian support amid Soviet protests and calls to withdraw UN troops from Korea.
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North Korea
Suwon Art
Pyongyang
Flow
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
Lake Success
Korea
China
Formosa
U.S
Baske
United States
Russia
Stalin
Douglas MacArthur
Soviet Union
38Th Parallel
U.N. General Assembly
Fair Livestock Exhibits Highlight Prize Animals and Local Herds
Dauphin Agricultural Society hosts a three day summer fair July 24 to 26 at local fair grounds featuring prize beef cattle including Shorthorn Hereford and Aberdeen Anguss entries. Grand champion Shorthorn bull from Regina will be shown by D Wildeboer with 15 head. other breeders listed include Smith Swan River Stewart Gilbert Plains Shewchuk Valley River Campbell and more. Dairy cattle showcase Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys with Nicholson brothers AR G Brewer Rampton Nick Rath and others entering. Rath defends Dauphin Consumers Co op shield. Sheep and swine divisions feature Mrs A L Pyne Lloyd Peast and families along with Shoemaker Ward brothers Brewer Campbell Paul and others.
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G. J. Smith
Swan River
J. Stewart and Son
Gilbert Plains
J. F. Shewchuk
Valley River
C. Campbell
Dauphin
Indiana
Nick Rath
Ste. Rose
Guernsey
British Columbia
Fred Damsgaard
Jerseys
Dauphin Consumers Co-Op
A. L. Pyne
Brandon
Lloyd Peast
Travellers Parade Promises Larger Float Display This Year
On Tuesday July 25 the annual summer fair celebrates Travellers Day with a monster parade. Local merchants and groups are urged to prepare floats like those pictured last year which won prizes. Plan now to enter a float for this year’s parade.
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Cal
Annual Peony Show Set For Saturday
The third annual peony show by the Dauphin Horticultural Society is set for Saturday at J. Buckwold and Son. Entries must be in by 11 30 a.m. with prizes of 2.50 first 1.50 second and 1 third for color blooms and best penny bloom. Containers provided. unclaimed blooms after 6 p.m. will be given away. Entries for best kept grounds close this Saturday via secretary Mary O Robson. entry forms on page four.
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The
Dauphin Horticultural Society
J. Buckwold and Son
Mary O. Robson
Eaton's Horses Return to Dauphin Fair Exhibit
Eaton Co horses will headline the Dauphin Agricultural Society fair July 24 25 26 at the fair grounds. The display includes horses wagons buggies and equipment with a team led by Golden Boy Golden Glow Gold Leaf Golden Girl Seong Chaing Lucky Madam Charm Crandall Boy Mayling Chaing and France. Courteous stablemen will guide visitors and provide information.
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Eaton
Dauphin Fair
Eaton Co
Vauphin Agricultural Society
Dauphin
Golden Boy
Golden Giow
Gold Leaf
Golden Girl
Seong Chaing
Lucky
Madam Charm
Crandall Boy
Mayling Chaing
France
E. Wibit
Parliament Reports Korean Crisis As Canada Prepares Aid
Canada’s Parliament debated the Korea war with Prime Minister St Laurent promising recall if needed and Pearson briefing on UN actions. MPs backed a peacetime move to seek UN Security Council aid while Ottawa prepared ships on the west coast for possible Pacific deployment.
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Ottawa
Korea
Canada
Senate
The
Commons
St. Laurent
United Nations
Parliament
Pearson
Far East
United
United Nations Security Council
North Korea
United States
Pacific
Ross Forbes Honored At Opening of Provincial Fair
A Dauphin man, Ross Forbes, son of Mr and Mrs R E Forbes, was named among six young Manitoba farmers chosen for leadership in agriculture at the Brando provincial exhibition opening. After the ceremony, all thirteen honorees were guests of the fair for the day.
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Ross Forbes
Dauphin
Manitoba
Brandon
R. E. Forbes
Dauphin District
Wet June in Dauphin marks recordless season
The Dauphin area saw 3.58 inches of rain in June 1950, wetter years on record include 6.44 inches (June 1–19, 1935) and 8.15 inches in June 1932. Farmers faced excess moisture impacting baseball and other sports as July opened with a brief dry spell. Temperatures ran cooler than last year with a high at 78.8 and a low near 9.1, while the max thermometer remained under repair.
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Dauphin Herald
Dauphin
Meteorological Office
Dauphin Takes Top Baseball Money On July 1 Sports Day
The July 1 Sports Day drew about 3 500 as Dauphin Red Birds won the $400 top prize in the invitation baseball tourney with a 3 1 victory over Grandview after earlier 6 5 and 8 3 wins. Open tournament prizes went to Camperville Fork River Inglis and McCreary. Roblin Rockettes won the girls softball top money, and A W Smith of Birch River led in the main singles with R S S Smith of Portage la Prairie winning secondary singles. The Smiths also won the doubles. The horseshoes title went to the Smith brothers. The day faced heavy rain but proceeded with delays and additional games on two diamonds.
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Dauphin Red Birds
Red-Birds
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Roblin
Dauphin
Camperville
McCreary
Fork River
Inglis
Roblin Rockettes
Larkspur
Area Board Reports Robust Collegiate Program and Growth
H C Ray principal of Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute presented the 1949 50 annual activities report to the Dauphin Ochre School Area No 1 board. Enrollment began at 321 in September and ended at 303 with 339 students attending at some point and 36 withdrawals.
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H. C. Ray
Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute
Dauphin-Ochre
Collegiate
Ray
Five Schools Share Honors In Annual Rural Field Day
About 500 children from 26 rural schools competed in the rural field day. Trembowia school won the parade over seven runners up after a second judging pass. Halley and Listowel ranked second and third. The platform event saw Halley, Mountain Stream, and Riverbend place as top three. Riverbend won the first softball, Dublin Bay the second.
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Trembowia School
Halley School
Listowel School
Mountain Stream School
Riverbend School
N. G. Aitken
M. Raven
Alex Robertson
Dublin Bay School
Melton School
Inspector Kirk Transferred to Ottawa R C M P Training Depot
Inspector C N K Kirk who commanded the Dauphin sub division for two years moves to Ottawa to head N Division the RCMP training depot. His wife and son Brian will accompany him. A successor at Dauphin to be named. Also announced: Constable H S Suttill moves Ste Rose du Lac to Swan River and Constable E H J Gray moves Dauphin to Ste Rose du Lac.
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C. N. K. Kirk
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
R.C. M.P
Kirk
Brian
Dauphin
Toronto
Inspector Kirk
Trinity College School
Port Hope
Ont
Royal Military College
Kingston
R.C.M.P
Saskatchewan
Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
New Brunswick
Arctic
Ago
Amaranth
McCreary
Manitoba
Churchill
Lake Manitoba
Lake Winnipegos
H. S. Suttill
Ste. Rose du Lac
Swan River
Const. Suttill
E. H. J. Gray
Const. Gray
Ste. Rose
Four Speakers At Ukrainian National Picnic Sunday
The Dauphin branch of the Ukrainian National federation hosts a picnic at Broken Pipe Lake this Sunday at 1 pm. Speakers include W. J. Ward M.P. E. N. McGirr K.C. MLA F. S. Zaplitny former MP and Hon. Errick F. Willis provincial minister of public works. Races and games accompany the program.
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Ukrainian National Federation
Dauphin
Broken Pipe Lake
W. J. Ward
M.P
E. N. McGirr
K.C
F. 5. Zaplitny
Errick F. Willis
Building permits total for Dauphin six months 1950
Dauphin issued building permits totaling 257 646 for the first half of 1950 with 76 175 in June. A total of 60 permits were issued this year, down from 83 last year at mid year. New commercial permits total 33 000 with three issuances in June including a 20 000 retail store.
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Dauphin
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Japan
MacArthur
Cairo
United Kingdom
U.S. Plan
Dauphin Agricultural Socie
Regina
D. Wildeboer
Makinak
N. Bates
N. Fekula
Ethelbert
Lawrence Traub
Makaroft
Mervyn Bates
Branden
A. B. Anderson
Nicholson Brothers
AR. G. Brewer
Ashville
Art Rampton
A. Shoemaker
Ward Brothers
Deepdale
Russell Brewer
H. Campbell
Jim Paul
By Ken Metheral
Armed Services
South Korea
Britain
Paul Rudiak
Sheila Payne
Ernie Walker
Joe Jenkins
Banks
Wilson River
M. Karpiak
Wilson River School
Association
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