Einstein Appeal Warns of H-Bomb War Devastation
The statement warns that a nuclear war could obliterate great cities and that radioactivity from super hydrogen weapons could spread destruction widely. It notes no concrete outlawing proposals, but suggests a world conference. The letter was sent to Big Four leaders, Canada, and Red China.
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London
New York
Moscow
Lord Russell
Acientista
Canada
Red China
Water tasting prompts Dauphin drainage probe
Town of Dauphin faces widespread complaints about foul tasting water traced to a cattle pasture drainage ditch feeding into the town reservoir. Engineering officials blocked sections of the ditch west of the highway while health inspectors and local authorities inspect to divert stagnated water until a permanent fix.
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Dauphin
Prgay
Dea
Mgineer
J. M. Hansen
J. S. Puls
Hansen
Riding Mountain National Park
No. 10
Town
Council
Puls
Weather Notes Show Heat Peak At 86.3 Degrees In Dauphin
Readings at the airport reached 86.3 degrees on Tuesday with high humidity. The week saw varied temperatures and scattered precipitation totaling about 0.55 inches, cooling by midweek after a night rain. Comparisons to last year show hotter mid July readings and a lateweek drop as cooler air moved in.
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Dauphinite
South America
Bear
D.H
Cceeiaaerra Iy
Ely
Architects Plan Auditorium For Memorial Boulevard Site
Architects sketched a proposed auditorium on the D M C grounds facing Memorial Boulevard with an estimated $160 000 cost. The design features a glass front a round dome roof and a full basement with a small auditorium. The project is a capital expenditure to be voted by town ratepayers. Engineer J M Hansen was asked to present the cost of a five stall building to council.
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Memorial Boulevard
Smabl Auditorien
J. M. Hansen
Council
Blackman Named New Dauphin District Highways Engineer
Larry W. Blackman formerly of Ochre River becomes the Dauphin district engineer for the public works highways branch. He succeeds J. L. Kennedy and was previously assistant district engineer at Minnedosa and executive assistant to the deputy minister in Winnipeg. He is 33, served four years in the air force, attended University of Manitoba 1948, and assumed duties July 1.
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Larry W. Blackman
Ochre River
Department of Public Works
Dauphin
J. L. Kennedy
Minnedosa
University of Manitoba
Brandon
Boissevain
Blackman
Win-nipeg
Min- Like
Kennedy
Sifton
Evelyn Harvey
Borketon
Air Force
Town Council Approves 12 Downtown Lights Plan
Town approves J M Hansen lighting plan for downtown lanes with 12 ten watt lights. No installation charge and about 200 dollars yearly operating cost. Lane blocks detailed by town area in four sections plus curb gutter and water line extensions. Robson Motors sign permit on town boulevard. Loading zone suggestion near post box. Float authorized for Travellers parade on July 25.
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Fourth Avenue S.E
Third Street
Robson Motors
Town Boulevard
First Avenue N.E
First Street
J. S. Oliphant, Jr
Fourth Avenue N.W
Post Office
Enrollment totals rise in Dauphin-Ochre area for 1954-55
The 1954-55 school term reports 2 785 pupils in the Dauphin-Ochre No 1 area with 1 463 boys and 1 322 girls, up slightly from 2 757 the prior year. High school grades IX to XII comprise 569 students, while grade 8 shows 262 pupils and grade 3 has the highest enrollment at 323. grade XII remains lowest at 69.
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Dauphin-Ochre
E. Johansen
Department of Education
Area Board
Dauphin Man Receives Five Year Break-in Sentence
Alexander Douglas Robb, 30, of Dauphin, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Police Magistrate T. W. Neelands after pleading guilty to six counts of breakIn and entering and theft. The offenses occurred in Dauphin between February 1 and July 5, including a $416 theft from Kiddie Corner on May 16 and a total $536 stolen from six shops. The sentence runs concurrently for all counts.
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Dauphin
Alexander Douglas Robb
T. W. Neelands
Swan River
Robb
R.C.M.P
Neelands
Offices For Fair Moved to Industrial Building
The Dauphin agricultural society moves administration to the DMCC board room in the industrial hall for the fair on July 25 26 and 27. An auxiliary office runs from the downstairs ticket booth with Mrs J A Ringstrom in charge. Office period runs July 18 through July 27 the fair’s last day.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
DMCC
J. A. Ringstrom
The
Agricultural Society
Perod
4-H Rally Day Prizes Boosted for Fair Opening
The first day of the fair Monday July 25 at the D.M.C.C. grounds features an expanded prizes program for the 4-H Rally Day. The event runs from 11 a.m. to prize presentation around 5 p.m. and is sponsored by Manitoba Agriculture extension service in cooperation with Canada Agriculture Eaton's of Canada and the Dauphin Agricultural Society.
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D.M.C.C
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada Department of Agriculture
Eaton’s of Canada
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society
TsEaton Company
Leonard
Early Deadline Sets For July 21 Herald Issue
The Herald announces an early deadline for the July 21 issue with copy due by 10 am Saturday and staff away on holiday for two weeks. No July 28 edition. publication resumes August 4.
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Herald
TB Survey Campaign Kicks Off In Area
The TB survey travels began in Dauphin district with free chest X-rays over six days in rural areas then six days in town. First rural stop was Sifton Community Hall followed by town sessions at Smith Jackson school from July 20 to 23. If not yet screened, the mobile unit will be at the fair grounds July 26 and 27 1 to 5 p.m.
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T.B
Dauphin Town
Sifton
Smith-Jackson
Herald
Fair Grounds
New Dauphin Appoints G. C. Shook as Police Chief
Cpl. G. C. Shook arrived Saturday to take command of the Town Police Detachment in Dauphin. A 1935 RCMP recruit, he comes from Fort Frances Ontario where he led the local detachment. Shook has served in Winnipeg head office and at numerous posts nationwide. He is 44 years old.
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New Dauphin
Cpl
G. C. Shook
Cpl. Shook
R.C.M.P
Dauphin
Fort Frances
Ont
Winnipeg
Canmore
Alta
Minnedosa
Flinnilon
Selkirk
Hodgson, Ashern, Morris
Remembrance Day Ceremony Moved to DMC C Building
Town council approves Canadian Legion request to hold Remembrance Day at the D M C C industrial building to fit larger crowds. Legion notes current parades fill the town hall to capacity and chairs and the hall will be arranged by the town.
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Canadian Legion
D.M.C.C
Legion
Civil Defence Planning For Dauphin Area Officials
Winnipeg officials outlined civil defence plans for the city and a two way evacuation system. Dauphin sub area would host evacuees and provide shelter, with three phased evacuation and coded reception areas.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin Subarea
Dauphin
Lloyd Sneath
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