Viet Minh Eyes Full Delta Control After Red River Push
The Vietminh could seize the Red River delta in Indo China, threatening Haiphong textile and cement plants as French Union forces withdraw. The area may be evacuated in stages as Vietminh reach near Haiphong and Do Son. The United States voiced grave concern over the potential abandonment of Communist populations along the Red River valley.
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Ose
Ail Amna
Vietmminh
Indo-China
Iseshire
Haiphong
Theasiern
Hanoi
Kia Phong
Haiphong Ani
Do Son Peninsula
United States
Paria
Geneva
Saigono
Red River
Washington
Guatemala Revolt Tops Arbenz Regime Amid Peace Talks
Rebels claim ousting the Arbenz government in Guatemala and aim to form a new junta with Elfego Moron as chief until elections. Castillo Armas vows to purge communists while peace talks in San Salvador set the stage for a draft government and regional tensions. Canadian officials praise Ike's tariff decision on fish imports easing US-Canada trade friction. Halifax and Dartmouth suffer a severe storm causing fires and property damage.
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Salvador
Guatermala
Jacobo Arbens Guzman
Carlos Castillo Arma
Arbenz
Guatemala
San Salvador
Elfego Morzon
Cori
Moron
Castillo
Readdines
Guatemala City
Large Attendance at M F U District Two Convention
A large turnout of 337 attendees, 432 delegates, and 106 visitors gathered Monday at town hall for the annual Manito Farmers United district meeting. Co chairs were Peter Burtnink and Herb Schulz. officers elected include director Peter Burtnink and Mrs Mee 1D. Boas as women's director. Resolutions urged forward pricing for agricultural commodities and continued provincial action to seek federal MF A act coverage for farms.
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Ornion
Town Hall
Dauphin
McCreary
Fork River
Peter Burtnink
Herb Schulz
Grandview
Mee
Boas
Marciski
McCreery
ReWaluk
Meenet
Alex Stoughton
Gilbert Plains
Rehirchuk
Bill Kalvyluk
Garland
Bavvlo
PFA
Manitoba
Churchill
M.F.A.C
M.F.U. F. Ss
Chamber of Commerce to Get New Sign at South Entrance
The Dauphin chamber approved a new 8 by 8 foot “Welcome to Dauphin” sign for the south entrance on No 10 highway and may later duplicate the sign at other highway entries. They also budgeted up to 50 for a float in Travellers Day parade during the Summer Fair.
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Dauphin
Fork River
Jep RE Seong
Herald Fanny
Chicago
Boy
Chamber of Commerce
No. 10 Highway
Chamber
Burrows
Carrick
Dauphin Plains
Dickson
Durston
Fairville
Gartmore
Granville
Halley
Hamilton
Kosin
Listowel
Mountview
Norton
Old Dauphin
Oukraina
Ground Tickets On Sale For Dauphin Exhibition
New Grounds and more gates feature the Dauphin fair for July 19 2021. A $1.25 season ticket lets admission all three days. Single day fees are 50 cents for adults Monday, 75 cents Tuesday and Wednesday, with children under 14 free or 25 cents. No reserve seats at the grandstand. Expanded gate layout includes entrances at the industrial building arena Fourth avenue and First avenue SE for exhibitors and staff.
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Arena
Fourth Avenue
First Avenue SE
Temperatures Rise to 80.1 Degrees in July Heat Wave
The week started with 47.8 degrees on Wednesday and peaked at 80.1 on July 5, then fell to 75.6 on July 6. Rain totaled 0.57 inches, with July 2 as the heaviest shower and July 1 and 4 dry. Dauphin station forecasts Thursday heat and a decent start to next week.
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Dauphin Meterological Station
25 A Group Schools Benefit From Area Board Repair Program
The Dauphin Ochre area board approves a 1954 summer repair program budgeting 15 500 matching last year s amount. Twenty five of thirty eight A group schools will receive painting remodeling indoor toilets and grounds work with total area spending nearing 149 700 since 1947 and 33 200 this year.
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Area Board
Dauphin-Ochre
Oldin
Old Dauphin
Annual Peony Show Set for Friday at Dauphin
The Dauphin horticultural society announces its annual peony show this Friday July 9 in the former jewellery shop. Exhibitors may enter any number of blooms with three prize groups offering 2.50 2.00 1.50 and 1.00 prizes across all divisions. Last year A J Schmiedl won in group one while D A Craig and Marlene Shumanski topped groups two and three.
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The
Dauphin Horticultural Society
A. J. Schmiedl
D. A. Craig
Marlene Shumanski
W H A Five Year Record Of Eight Thousand In Donations
The Dauphin Women’s Hospital Aid has donated nearly 8 000 in equipment to Dauphin General Hospital over five years from 1949 to 1953. Items include a vegetable peeler, bread slicer, clinic system, sewing machines, ward furnishings, dish washer, linoleum and desks. The group funds projects via tag sales and spring teas and gifts nurses with hypodermic sets and donates to Christmas Cheer.
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W.H.A
Dauphin Women’s Hospital Aid
Dauphin General Hospital
Herald
Town Building Figures Down for First Six Months of 1954
Building activity in Dauphin through June 30, 1954 shows 25 permits valued at 88 200, vs 50 permits worth 249 545 at mid 1953. June 1954 totals 8 permits 26 159, ahead of last June’s 11 dwellings 39 400 plus 4 000 for a commercial building. Alterations to homes rise to 6 800 from 2 500. overall counts by type are listed.
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Dauphin
Rotary Club Names Dauphin Leader for 1954-55
Robert Fagen was elected president of the Dauphin Rotary Club for the 1954-55 term. He serves as secretary-treasurer of the Town of Dauphin and has led as vice-president last term, with over twenty years of membership in the club.
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Robert Fagen
Dauphin
Dauphin Rotary Club
Bob
Dauphin Club
Early Copy Required For July 22 Issue
The Herald will publish the July 22 issue earlier than usual. Copy deadline is Friday July 16. Staff will take two weeks holidays starting after the issue prints, with no issue on July 29 and resuming August 4.
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the Herald
Dauphin Hosts Second Annual Geography Teachers Tour
Dauphin welcomes the second annual practical geography teachers tour sponsored by Manitoba education and the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce. Leaders S S Hunt and Mayor W L Bullmore speak as teachers visit area schools and Dauphin points of interest. The tour runs July 5 to July 17 with stops in Swan River and Flin Flon as participants earn credits for a summer school course.
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Dauphin
Manitoba Department of Education
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
S. S. Hunt
W. L Bullmore
Area Composite
J. A. George
M. J. G. McMullen
Manitoba Chambers of Commercce
McMullen
The
Herald
Canada
Manitoba
Swan River
Flin Flon
Town General Office To Get Brighter Look
Town council approved a plan to remodel the general office in the town hall costing about 300 to 350 dollars. The renovation opens the counter space replaces a solid wall with a low partition and adds two three foot wide open wickets for paying taxes and power bills.
More 4-H Clubs Set for Rally Day July 19
Fifty clubs will participate in the 4-H Fair Rally on Monday July 19 marking a record turnout for the rural boys and girls event. The program begins with an 11 o clock parade from Mackenzie school to the fairgrounds followed by judging demonstrations and a club concert at 6 pm featuring fashion shows and prize presentations. Rt Hon James C Gardiner will open the fair after the concert. two bands and the intermediate Majorettes will perform.
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Etherlbert
Pine River
Ste. Rose
Dauphin
Ethelbert
Mackenzie
Fair Grounds
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Narade
Dutton Seed
James C. Gardiner
Cavaliers Show At Grandstand Promises Daring Pole Balance
The Cavaliers present a three night performance from July 19 to 21 with K D B Enterprises. They will balance a 30 foot pole in a hazardous act with the bottom man bearing weight and the top man executing neck swivels and twists amid variable weather conditions.
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Cavaliers
K. D. B. Enterprises
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Eisenhower
U.S. Tariff Commission
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Halifax
Dartmouth
Maritimes
M.F.U
Burma Road
Winnipegosis Highway
National Park
C. of C
Jean Lesage
Northern Affairs
National Resources
Riding Mountain National Park
Riding Mountains National Park
Buckwold’s
Newton's Red & White
Fred's Grocery
Scott's Hardware
Ball's Drug Store
Goodhand’s Drug Store
Porter's Drug Store
Robson's Drug Store
Wilson River
Art Simpson
Fenney
Granville School
Basin School
Rigby
Spruce Creek
Simpson
Burrows School
W. H. Rampton
E. H. Love
Joe Schykulski
Ferley School
Charles Hamilton
Makinak
Louna Jean Ferguson
University of Saskatchewan
John Slobodzian
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