City seeks bids to remove dangerous piers blocking navigation
Federal authorities declare the piers a navigation hazard and the city invites bids for their removal to restore safe passage for vessels.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
3
Lincoln works lead by Vancouver library display
The university library collects more Abraham Lincoln works than any other single subject. Jitwary, wife of the late Sen. Gerry McGeer of Vancouver, is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jitwary
G. G.gerry McGeer
Vancouver
University
Abraham Lincoln
Wheat export plans and Berlin youth rally report
The article notes export prospects for prairie wheat with an initial payment of 1.40 dollars per bushel and references past payments at 1.75. It also covers the West Berlin invasion scare by 600,000 Free German Youth members that failed to occur and the mixed reactions of observers to Soviet propaganda and Western demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Flood Wanes In Red River Valley As Relief Begins
Floods in the Red River Valley recede with officials optimistic about disbanding flood-control headquarters soon. Most reserve troops on flood duty are stood down and 2,000 from the 5,000 service men are ordered away. Relief and rehabilitation efforts intensify as the level falls to 27.9 feet by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
Flood Headquarters Command
Obituary notices for Budzey and Chura in Dauphin region
Burial for Larry Michael Budzey infant son of Mr and Mrs Mike Budzey of Fork River occurred May 27 at the Greek Catholic Cemetery Fork River with Bulimore's funeral home in charge. Also note funeral services for Maxim Chura held May 24 at the Greek Catholic church with interment at Riverside cemetery. Andrew William McAllister, born 1878 in Teeswater Ontario, died in Dauphin after a building career, with service May 24 and Bullmore's funeral home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Michael Budzey
Larry Michael
Mike Budzey
Fork River
Dauphin General Hospital
Bulimore
Riverside Cemetery
Bullmore
L. A. Muttitt
F. Parker
J. Stewart
D. Crain H. Oliphant
W. Hicks
C. Snyder
McAllister
Teeswater
Ont
Dauphin
Henry
Toronto
Hugh
A. McDonald
Moose Jaw
Sask
A. M. Armstrong
Saskatoon
A. W. Bennie
New Westminster
B.C
Death notice for Joseph Peter Grenon of Winnipegosis
Joseph Peter Grenon died at 29 in Winnipegosis on May 22. Born Feb 5 1921 in Winnipegosis, he enjoyed sports and hunting. Survived by father H W Grenon two sisters Mrs E Howitt and Mrs S E Kjartanson and brother Denis. Burial in Winnipegosis Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers included Mayor Hansen and G Rodrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peter Grenon
Winnipegosis
Tszcoma
Mayor Hansen
J. Marchenski
G. Rodrigue
H. Grenon
D. Grenon
S. Kjartanson
Joseph Grenon
H. W. Grenon
E. Howitt
S. E. Kjartanson
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Denis
W. J. Grenon
Winnipegosis Roman Catholic
Bullmore
Winnipegosis man Harry G. Smith obituary notice
The death of Harry Graham Smith of Winnipegosis occurred May 25 at age 75. Born November 10, 1874 in Aurora Ontario, he married Della M. Brown in 1902 and moved to Winnipegosis in 1927. He served on the Winnipegosis council for six years and was active in curling. Survivors include his wife, three daughters and four sons. Funeral details given with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graham Smith
Winnipegosis
Mr. Smith
Aurora
Ont
Della M. Brown
Killarney
Smith
F. R. Benjorie
H. B. Smith
W. Smith
Saskatoon
Sask
F. E. Smith
Gordon Smith
Edmonton
Alta
Mr. Davidson
D. Morris
V. Burrell
Flood Recedes in Winnipeg as Red River Drops Toward Normal
As the Red River falls 2 1 3 feet from its May 19 peak, floodwaters recede leaving almost 16 feet above flood stage. Authorities deem further damage unlikely while one sixth of Winnipeg remains inundated and the river nears its century high mark of 303 feet.
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Winnipeg
Red River
Radio fund drive fuels cross border relief effort
Canada and the United States push relief funds with a nationwide monster radio show broadcast from Toronto starring George Formby Jack Carson Fred Waring and his orchestra Leslie Bell Singers and 250 others. In Montreal a bank holdup left RCMP Constable Alex Gamman fatally wounded after he confronted the gunman near the Bank of Toronto. Despite transfusions the 58 year old officer died 35 hours later from his injuries.
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Canada
United States
Toronto
George Formby
Jack Carson
Fred Wering
Leslie Bell
Montreal
R.cm P
Alex Gamman
Bank of Toronto
Man Arrested in Montreal Bandit Escape Wound Incident
Police arrest a man in Montreal's east end after a bandit with a gun shot his way to freedom and apparently wounded himself in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
East End
NZ South Island Faces Floods After Torrential Rains
Widespread damage was reported across New Zealand's South Island as 24 hours of floods battered many areas. One death was confirmed as the Westland and Canterbury rivers rose from the hills due to torrential rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
South Island
Westland
Canterbury
Disrupted Services After River Flood Hits Region
Local areas faced isolation as floodwaters swept away roads and bridges. Stock losses reported and relief services disrupted while rescue teams assessed damage and rerouted aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogens Oridges
Treeplanting Delayed by Manitoba Floods
Floods in southern Manitoba halt Alberta tree-planting campaign shipments from the experimental Station at Mormion, Manitoba. Large lilac bush shipments for windbreaks will not arrive until autumn.
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Edmonton
Ala
Manitoba
Alberta
Mormion
Man
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