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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
2
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Over a thousand people attended a Wednesday display in Dauphin honoring the visit of the King and Queen. Speakers urged securing a permanent outdoor gathering space near town center and preserving the ball park as a public recreation ground for all time.
The column notes fireworks mishaps near Wakefield on a night of royal spectacle. It contrasts those who saw the King and Queen with those who did not and, amid posts visit reflections, argues dictators remain a global threat despite royal warmth, urging restraint to keep peace in the western hemisphere.
Winnipeg staged a grand royal welcome highlighting civic and provincial effort to honor a King and Queen, while a misstep near Deer Lodge Hospital disrupted plans for wounded veterans. Officials and public figures faced backlash over prearrangement gaps and a Minnesota governor mix up. Manitoba showed strong turnout and admiration in this historic royal pageant.
W J Ward reviews the Central Mortgage Bank Bill as a sweeping reform with wide support and opposition among lending institutions. He notes Senate and House debates on railway unification and defense policy, praising cooperation after royal visitors and urging prudence in spending while detailing various MPs’ positions on Canada’s defense and economy.
A catalog of classic cars and trucks with models and year labels. Includes 36 Ford Tudor 36 Terraplane, 35 Ford Fordor De Luxe, 29 Chrysler and Pontiac sedans, 28 Whippet and Essex sedans, and several 2 ton trucks with specified lengths.
The lotion, result of scientific research, offers relief from insect infestations and will be sold this year in drug stores, groceries, and other shops. It has a pleasant odor, non oily feel, easy application, and is safe for wool, cotton, silk, and delicate infant skin.
John Gardner, who came to Dauphin twenty two years ago as a tailor, shifts to bigger quarters two doors south of his longtime shop. The business has grown from tailoring to full men’s wardrobe supply. Gardner has served on the school and hospital boards and is active in Vermillion Lodge, with his son Bob joining the menswear side and another son Jack studying accounting in Winnipeg.
At the beginning of March the number of employed workers in 11,309 establishments in Canada stood at 1,027,846. The figure reflects total employment across the country and hints at labour market size.
Edmund Hardy, renowned organist and choirmaster and longtime Toronto Conservatory faculty member, will conduct Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations in Dauphin on June 6. He is a celebrated music examiner across Canada after guiding a three day competition with hundreds of entrants. Ian Barrie of Prince Albert served as adjudicator.
A general meeting on May 22 in Mackenzie school elected a temporary central festival committee led by president Alan A. Borbridge and secretary Mrs. W. L. Breadner. The group includes Mrs. M. G. Peebles, Mrs. C. N. Dahlgren, Miss E. Cadman, Dr. H. N. Macneill, Insp. D. B. Moorhead and T. Walker with twelve local organizations represented. The panel discussed festival aims and fundraising plans while Borbridge cited Winnipeg and Kamsack examples.
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