Steel Industry Seizure Upheld as Court Rules Constitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 decision, ruled Truman’s wartime seizure of the steel industry constitutional. Union leaders renew calls for an 18 month contract with wage packs and a 5 percent total rise, while the industry cites a 205,400 ton daily output. Berlin reports Communist pressure and new security belts around the city as tensions rise with Western powers.
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Etriine Union
Sangeeted
United States
Supreme Court
Truman
Congress
Hertin
Paris
Ohyo
Berlin
Germany
Wreet
French Move Against Communists Triggers Raids Across France
France launches a tough security campaign targeting Communists starting with the arrest of Jacques Ticloe. Police raids follow on party offices nationwide with arms found in several cities while Paris reports destruction of documents and tear gas used at headquarters. Meanwhile Britain ends mourning for King George VI as Queen Elizabeth II prepares for a busier royal role.
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France
Jacques Ticloe
Interior Ministry
Toulon
Paris
Party
George VI
Elizabeth
Dauphin General Hospital Nurses Gain Diplomas in 50th Class
Ten nurses trained at Dauphin General Hospital received diplomas at a Friday evening ceremony at the United Church. The 50th anniversary class included graduates from Dauphin and nearby towns. The event featured the Florence Nightingale pledge, speeches by May or W. L. Bullmore and Dr. Adam S. Little, a valedictory by Margaret Solar, and remarks by Mrs. G. R. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin General Hospital
United Church
Dauphin Hospital
D. G. Ray
H. A. Brestow
N. Negrich
R.N
EF. H. Paul
Wormen’'S Hospital Aid
Helen Witwicki
Dauphin
Nan Wilkinson
Clanwillam
Margaret Solar
Sifton
Pearl Yee Park
Kamsack
Sask
Dorothy Gunin
Gilbert Plains
Marian Isabelle Blair
Ochre River
Marion Rose Sickel
Margaret Rose Mushynski
Ethelbert
Florence Cordelia Crawford
Minnie Emily Branisky
Yorkton
Marion Sickel
Kamesack
Florence Crawford
Marion Blair
Margaret Mushynski
Nellie Negrich
Minnie Branisky
Dauphin Forms Minor Baseball Association for Summer
The Dauphin Minor Baseball Association was organized at a DMCC hall meeting Tuesday to oversee all minor baseball this summer in Dauphin. Bob Kresmoski was named president with Ralph Bagley vice president and Siggy Sigvardason secretary treasurer, joined by seven others on the executive. Committees were formed to secure uniforms and arrange managers coaches and umpires, with activities set to begin Wednesday.
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Dauphin Minor Baseball Association
DMCC
Dauphin
Bob Kresmoski
Ralph Bagley
Siggy Sigvardason
Russ Jackman
Clare Jacobson
John Meakin
Tom Scott
Bill Bowen
Alex
Bob Rzesnoski
Alex Robertson
Dauphin Athletic Committee
Graduates Advised To Develop Round Personalities Through Reading
Mrs. G. R. Rowe urged Dauphin hospital nursing graduates to build adaptable “round” personalities beyond formal training. She said reading news, journals, and well written books expands horizons and enhances service to communities, urging use of time to pursue ongoing learning and new careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Winters
The
Dauphin Registered Nurses’ Association
Dauphin Hospital
G. R. Rowe
Brandon
Albert Montpetit Retires After 42 Years With M T S
Albert Montpetit ends a 42 year career with the Manitoba Telephone System on May 1. A Hamilton hotel dinner on May 31 honored him with 29 guests and a cash gift from M T S District No 2 staff. He was born in Isle Perot Quebec and moved to Winnipeg in 1910 to work as a lineman. He married Maria Blanchette in 1917. they have two daughters and a son. They will live at 17 Seventh Avenue Southwest in Dauphin.
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Montpetit
Hamilton
M.T.S. District No. 2
Isle Perot
Quebec
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Maria Blanchette
St. Anne
A. Limoges
W. C. Lamoureux
Fort Saskatchewan
Alta
Paul Montpetit
Meat Production Film Shown At Rotary Meeting
A moving picture titled Meat on the Move was shown at the Dauphin Rotary Club this week. The film traced raising and handling of cattle to the meat counter with IBU Shewchuk presenting and George Scott acting as projectionist.
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Dauphin
Ibu Shewchuk
George Scott
Fire Department Receives New Life-Saving Unit
The Dauphin fire department unveiled a $500 combined inhalator and resuscitator, portable and ready in a minute. Fire Chief Gaed Harrison said it will be on call 24 hours a day for drownings, heart attacks and other emergencies. Four firefighters including George Scott will train as instructors. Residents are asked to call the town fire department on any emergency.
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Ena
Dauphin
Gaed Harrison
Gee Brizate
George Scott
Winnipeg
Mr. Scott
Dane McMillan
Bob Nicoll
Harvey Buckwold
New Prizes Added To Horse Classes At 195
New prizes announced for heavy horse divisions including peren rons and harness classes. Light horses receive prizes for saddle classes and ladies class. Open jumper and green jumper sections created. Pony prize offered for youths under 16 in several municipalities. Dress and showmanship factored in judging. Poultry division returns after 1951 disease outbreak with increased prize money and new specials.
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Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Ochre River
Gilbert Plains
Moscoy River
Ethelbert
Grandview
Urges Public To Support Local Hospital
William Cruise chairman of the Dauphin General hospital board appeals for community support to sustain a voluntary hospital. He notes people’s help keeps the doors open at reasonable cost amid financial troubles elsewhere and outlines how governors elect the board and how one can become a governor.
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William Cruise
Dauphin General Hospital Board of Directors
Dauphin General Hospital
D M C C Five Year Investment and Expenditures Revealed
A Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre five year summary shows total revenues of 161 789 73 with 158 263 61 expended by December 31 1951. Construction costs include industrial hall 60 036 33 livestock and skating arena 88 833 08 and Memorial boulevard 1 000. Donations and grants from firms individuals and payroll deductions plus town and federal support account for the rest.
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Dauphin Memorial
Eric McCullagh
The
Herald
Memorial Boulevard
Dauphin
Agricultural Society
DMCC
Mrs M G Peebles Elected Regional Festival President
Mrs M G Peebles was elected regional festival president with Mrs A D McKee as first vice president and Mrs W F Sanderson as second vice president. Cliff Seaby named third vice president and Miss Norma Searth assists as secretary.
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M. G. Peebles
A. D. McKee
W. F. Sanderson
Cliff Seaby
Norma Searth
Chamber of Commerce
Huntley Cameron
A. Gowanlock
C. Seaby
W. F. Crossley
J. M. Douglas
H. C. Ray
DGTI
J. Slobodzian
The
Rags to Riches Campaign Door-to-Door In Dauphin Area
Today volunteers from Women's Hospital Aid plan a canvass to collect old rags. Residents are asked to place rags in bags on boulevards for pickup, with proceeds funding hospital equipment in Winnipeg.
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Dauphin Women's Hospital
Winnipeg
BPOE Finale Highlights Districtwide Amateur Night Talent
The Dauphin Elks and CKDM broadcast the BPOE finals from the D M C C arena showcasing 27 finalists from Dauphin to Fork River. Winners to be announced after tabulations. Gwen Hampton led early votes followed by Fork River groups. Local dignitaries praised community effort and station support.
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Dauphin
Gwen Hampton
Borketon
Fork River
Betty Farion
Vanda Burtniak
Huntley Cameron
Jack Henderson
Jim Oliphant
E. F. Treendle
Elsie Bagan
Dixie
Bill Shellenberg
the Elks Lodge
W. L. Bullmore
Dr. Potoski
Dauphin Broadcasting Company
Temperatures Stay Moderate With One Freeze Dip
The past week saw generally mild weather with a brief freeze dip. Highs reached 76.0 on Tuesday and the weekly low dipped to 31.9 Friday, contrasting with last year's 65.7 high and 26.5 low. Rain traces fell Friday and Saturday, then 0.07 inches Sunday and 0.01 on Monday.
Dauphin Guides and Brownies Stage Rally Display
More than 300 gathered at the D.M.C.C. skating arena for a Dauphin Girl Guides and Brownies rally. Under C Seahy the bands played and the groups performed marching displays, flag formations, sign skits, a gym routine, and a camping demonstration, with awards presented to leaders and participants.
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D.m.cc
Dauphin Girl Guides
Brownies
C. Seahy
Dauphin
O Canada
H. J. Mobberney
Guides and Brownies
W. L. Bullmore
Bullmore
W. H. Nevin
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Hanry Eccles
Adam S. Little
Oppor
Clanwilliam
Pearl Park
Muriel Robin
Albert Montpetit
M.T.S
Manitoba Telephone System
Fire Department
Neese
D.M.C.C
Visory
J. A. Ringstrom
D. Brummitt
W. H. Rampton
W. Crabtree
Fmal
Nevin
Marjorie Hoskins
Girl Guides of
Manitoba
George Adams
Kerry Wise
Janice Hawrysh
Friends of Guiding
S. J. Wise
Loreen Radcliffe
Girl Guides
Marilyn Brander
Andrew
Laura Curle
R. Farrell
D. Macrae
Miss Hoskins
Irma Kitson
Bery Paiement
N. Andrews
W. H. Pearce
I. Kitson
L. Malewski
M. Robin
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