Tito and British politics mix in fragmented 1951 reports
The article threads Tito's stance within the socialist camp and Khrushchev's attempts to pull Tito back to the Soviet orbit amid tensions with China and the United States. It shifts to British Labour turbulence as Hugh Dalton calls for a younger leadership, Attlee’s role, and Eden's fragile majority, followed by UK rail and dock strikes threatening unemployment and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Russia
Yugoslavia
Krushchevy
Kremlin
Titoiam
Sofia
Bulgaria
Krushchev
China
Formosa
United States
Rural Field Day Parade and Demonstration Winners
Valley Village students won top spots with a group photo showing front and back rows of students, teachers M. N. Karpiak and Mrs. A Carruthers, and winners Flaine Berry and Raymond Tokar from Spruce Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Creek
Flaine Berry
Raymond Tokar
A.carruthers
Rural Field Day Draws 600 Pupils in Ideal Weather
About 600 students from 27 of 38 rural one room schools joined the 29th annual rural field day at the D M C C grounds. Valley Village topped the parade with 84 points while Spruce Creek led platform demonstrations with 75 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dm.c.c
Dauphin
Valley Village School
Dauphin-Ochre
D.M.C.C
Vailey Village
Spruce Creek
Morris Karpiak
Valley Village
A. Carruthers
Fishing River
Listowel
Mountain Stream
Sandringham
Listowel School
Wilson River
West Bay
Trembowla
Riverbend
Ripon
Rigby
Paulson
Park Attendance Up At Riding Mountain Park
Park superintendent K B Mitchell reports April and May attendance at Riding Mountain national park rose by 8 336 from the previous year, totaling 70 300. This follows 1954 April 23 971 and May 37 993. 1955 April 26 124 and May 44 176. Park facilities including golf tennis and bowling are operating. No 10 highway repairs for frost boils are underway and expected to finish soon. Fishing season opened May 15 in all park waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain National Park
K. B. Mitchell
Mitchell
No. 10
Lion-o Event Set for June 18 at Dauphin
The second Lion-o event of spring and fourth in the series will be held Saturday June 18. Proceeds go to the Dauphin Lions Club fund for a proposed swimming pool project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Lions Club Fund
Week brings heavy rainfall after dry spell
A period of near desert-like weather ended as the week saw 1.85 inches of rain. Tuesday delivered the heaviest downpour with 0.9 inches, including 0.45 inches in a 15 minute burst from 5:45 to 6 p.m. Other totals included 0.52 inches Saturday 0.34 inches Friday 0.08 inches Sunday 0.01 inches Thursday and a trace on Monday. Temperatures ran close to last year with a high of 77.6 degrees on June 1 compared with 75.8 degrees the prior June 5.
Council Seeks Amendment To New Act
Dauphin town council urges provincial and federal governments to amend the Disabled Persons Allowances Act to include disabled residents in nursing homes or public institutions. It notes current law excludes such residents, while two local applicants were denied aid for living in a registered nursing home. Municipalities now provide support to those in care unable to obtain adequate assistance elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Town Council
Old Age Assistance and Blind Persons Allowances Board
Area Administrators Call to Revise Technical Grant Policy
The area board urged the Department of Education to correct inequities in the basic teacher grants for technical vocational courses. They propose separate calculations for technical vocational students and lowering the minimum to 20 for a basic grant, with a plan to expand grants as student enrollment grows. The resolution requests Manitoba government action and appeals to the Manitoba Urban Trustees association for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Area Board
Manitoba Urban Trustees Association
Government of
Manitoba
Differences Of Opinion On Inter-group School Admissions
The Dauphin area school board admitted three more nonresident A group pupils to town elementary schools, raising next term admissions to seven with four previously granted. The 2-1 vote, after debate on admitting non-resident A group pupils into C group schools, left final authority with area inspector W. G. Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Board
Dauphin Town
Stan Pavlin
Stan McMunn
Ben Phillips
Durston
J. A. Ringstrom
Dauphin
McLean
W. G. Booth
Award Winners Announced At Dauphin Cadet Annual Inspection
Residents gathered at the Dauphin municipal airport to witness the No. 50 Dauphin Royal Canadian Air Cadets annual inspection. Commanding officer Flt Lt Denny Kells led a squadron of 98 cadets in three flights. A jet fly past was canceled due to wet weather at Macdonald station. Group Captain J Jordan inspected the unit and offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Area
Dauphin Squadron
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Denny Kells
Dauphin Air Cadet Squadron
Macdonald Station
J. Jordan
Dauphin Army
Air Cadets
Jordan
Cpl. J. Scott
Ste. Rose
Tractor Crossing Bridge Collapse Endangers Fork River Rider
John W. Natrasany of Fork River narrowly escaped serious injury Monday afternoon when his tractor towing a trailer wagon crossed a steel bridge at Dale's and Alex Natrasany's, three miles west of Fork River, and the structure collapsed. The tractor rolled back and Natrasany leaped to safety as the bridge sank four feet to the river bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Natrasany
Fork River
Provincial Elks Hold 28th Manitoba Convention Here
Dauphin B P O Elks lodge 57 hosts the Manitoba Elks association two day convention with representatives from 19 lodges. visiting grand exalted ruler Canada Ce Ce Howard of Victoria and past grand exalted ruler Cece Pooles of Winnipeg expected.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
The
Manitoba Elks
School overcrowding and inspector ruling noted
The authority faced an overcrowding ruling by the inspector. Mr Booth judged 40 pupils in a grade 1 classroom as the maximum and said he would have no idea of the full enrollment until September when registration figures would be available.
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Booth
Marilyn Winters Wins Public Speaking Contest for Dauphin 4-H Area
Marilyn Winters of Ashville 4-H Clothing wins the Dauphin area Kiwanis public speaking contest held at Mackenzie school auditorium. Her topic Democracy stressed freedom and individual responsibility. Finalists from Dauphin Ste. Rose and Ethelbert 4-H districts advance to the province contest in Winnipeg on July 19.
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Marilyn Winters
Ashville
4-H
Dauphin Area
Kiwanis
Mackenzie School
Dauphin
Ste. Rose
Ethelbert
Winnipeg Kiwanis Club
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Marilyn
Winnipeg
Rodney Fry
DCAC
Seed Club
Eleanor Sadaway
Fork River Clothing Club
Joanne Romfelio
Valley River Food Club
Iris Boughen
T.V.W. Garden Club
West
Delores Myers
Tamarisk Beef Club
Josephine Ryz
Wild Life
Freddie Werbiski
Magnet Beef Club
Soil
Donald Stammen
Health
Alvin Meakin
Dauphin Calf Club
Animal Health
Mayvis Beer
DC T
H. C. Ray
Norris Aitken
Walter Dowd
R. Dale
Provincial drama festival bows to Dauphin plays
Dauphin figures prominently as the Provincial Normal School production Summer Comes to the Diamonds wins best senior play at the five-team festival. Andrew McMurty portrayed by C. Wright earns best senior actor, while Dauphin Little Theatre's Nobody Sleeps wins best junior play and Willie Kutcher secures best junior actor. Local organizers praise the event's spirit and organization.
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Manitoba
Brodersen
Andrew McMurty
Dauphin ‘Little Theatre
O. Hoare
Dr. ©. C. Wright
Winnipeg Drama League
Clare Pangman
Windy the Stranger
Winnipeg Little Theatre Trophy
D.c.tlentry
Olive McMahon
Willie Kutcher
John Craig
Ethel ‘Birdsell
St. John’s Dramatic Club
Manitou
Emily
Winthrop
Dauphin
Little Theatre Festival Committee
Jack Henderson
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Eccles
Dalton
Hugh Dalton
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Eden
House of Commons
Labor
Herbert Morrison
Chuter Ede
Philip Noel-Baker
Grenvil Hall
James Griffiths
Emanuel Shinwell
British Rail
United Kingdom
Britain
Federation of British Industries
Anthony Eden
Tia Meamee Alenaemer
Castret
Canada
Front Row
Orvil Shevchuk
Ernest Lapack
Ernest Gawaziuk
Lawrence Didyk
Edward Prestayko
Walter Urichen
Lorraine Karpiak
Wendy Boughen
Victoria Yaworski
Emily Urichen
Ronalki lLarpack
Andy Michaluk
John Wonitowy
Ronnie Boughen
Josephine Shewchuk
Nadine Wonitowy
M. N. Karpiak
Arthur Lapack
Darlyne Boughen
Julia Didyk
Luba Urichen
Marilyn Ryz
Victor Shewchuk
Jane
Smordin
Old Dauphin
Mountview
Melton
Hamilton
Halley
Gartmore
Fairville
Dickson
Eclipse
Dauphin Plains
Burrows
Bay Centre
Banks
Onn Aeee Eee
Council
Alvin Adams
Camp Borden
Clayton Shick
United States Air Force
Vopni
Provincial Elks
Provincial Normal School
Gail “Bardsley
Free Press
St. . Vital
Presenta
Frank Morriss
Tion
Valerie Baines
Portage Little Theatre
Popov
Boor
Norrie Duthrie
Janie Woods
Bowsman Collegiate
Donna Stewart
Mrs. B. Shewfelt
A. J. Middleditch
H. E. Fox
H. W. E. Perry
B. C.goodhand
W. McClernon
J. M. Henderson
Anne Riley
Sheila Jasper
Mary Hamilton
Margaret King
W. Caldwell
Ray Roszell
Archie Yeo
Larry Horwood
M. G. Peebles Hamilton
Norrie Duthie
Enon Yen Vnow
Manitoba Drama League
Dauphin Boys
Arid Girls
Dauphin Majorettes
W. L. Bullmore
M.la
John Potoski
Mr. Morriss
Evelyn Syme
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