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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
11
The Agricultural Society outlined a three day fair plan with mayor and council involvement. Activities include livestock judging start on day one, youth exhibitions, a club concert, stock demonstrations, and prize presentations. Oldtimers Day offers free admission for Dauphin residents who were here at incorporation.
Ford of Canada unveils two 1949 series models with a redesigned rigid body frame, advanced postwar styling, and a new 1 9 hp V8 engine. Features include independent front suspension, improved brakes, fresh air ventilation, and interior fabric innovations in Sea Mist Green and Birch Gray tones.
A garbled report notes Joe Louis beginning a rigorous training phase at Pomtoro Lake New Jersey ahead of a return match with Joe Walet in New York. The piece mentions various opponents and partners in a displaced, unclear narrative.
W M Anderson of Toronto general manager of North American Life Insurance Co was re elected for a second term as president of the Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association. He departs in June to join the Canadian delegation for the centennial celebration of the British Society of Actuaries in London.
The article surveys Canadian opinion on using surpluses during good times to fund large public works for recession protection. Economists weigh feasibility while Toronto’s newspaper campaigns scrutinize the policy’s purpose. Professor MacIntosh notes outcomes depend on public understanding of government aims.
Special railway fares announced by RH Powers of Canadian Pacific Railways for the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Provincial Exhibition in Brandon from June 25 to July 2. One-way fare plus one third for return, sales July 28 to July 1 and July 2 for arrivals by 5 pm. Returning travelers may depart Brandon by midnight July 3. If no service on July 3, tickets honored on first available train.
Bobby Locke, South Africa, mounts his defense of the Canadian Open at Toronto Scarboro and Shaughnessy Heights. He has won the Seagram cup outside North America and leads a busy winter US schedule with over $9,000 in earnings. Locke plans a western Canada tour ahead of Vancouver defense.
Fifteen hundred exhibitors from two countries and delegates from sixty nations gather as Canada hosts a global trade fair in Toronto. Builders and merchants discuss currency, import export controls, and international procedures to revive commerce. Canadian farmers fishermen and lumbermen seek renewed world markets.
More babies were born in England and Wales last year than in any year since 1621, according to official statistics. The record high reflects population trends and health advances across the two nations.
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