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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
A Dauphin reader writes to The Herald objecting to soot spray from CN locomotives near Main Street crossing. The editorial staff endorses action to cut smoky emissions, noting council support and past pleas for cleaner fuel and reduced grease smoke.
Governor Graham Towers told the Investment Dealers Association of Canada in St Andrews by the Sea NB that import and currency restrictions perpetuate inflation, weaken free nations, and misdirect resources. He urged incentives for solution and cautioned against false priorities harming export prospects.
The article notes Canadians approve of Earl Alexander Britain’s defence minister and his Korea tour with Selwyn Lloyd to assess peace hopes and the truce talks. It cites British concerns over a fresh approach to stalled negotiations and the Communist build-up, plus Britain’s war commitments elsewhere.
This piece urges readers to practice care courtesy and common sense to prevent accidents during vacations. It highlights three safety basics for driving and general summer activities, warns about dangers in boating swimming and storms, and stresses staying cautious avoiding overexertion overheating or risky behavior for a safe holiday season.
After a school festival and a road trip home from Portage la Prairie a bus accident near Riding Mountain park involved a young elk and a fatality but the journey continued. Dave Hill explains a show stick used by beef calf clubs to guide prize cattle earning two awards this month for Sharon Bates and Gerald Eliott.
A Dominion government insect survey truck, part of a summer forest infestation program, travels prairie and park areas to monitor the larch sawfly and spruce budworm. E A Koons, forestry supervisor, explains field work with Winnipeg scientists developing anti insect methods. The truck likely operates in Riding Mountain park.
A Durston front window hosts a clump of yellow Manitoba lady's slippers dug up from a farm patch. The plants survived winter, now about 18 blossoms attract passersby as Trevor Cracken bases in Dauphin for summer. Doug Ringstrom, 7, shows off a Christmas rod and reel after a hopeful but quiet fishing week.
The article notes summer starting next Saturday June 21 when day and night are equal length and the sun crosses the meridian. It recalls a 92-degree April high and mentions academic awards won by Lenore Engen and Edna Engen including Rotary honors in grades IX X and XI. Ex-Dauphinite Mrs A Stelck returns home from hospital after a fall with a back fracture and a leg cast.
Miss Vida Cameron, a Durston school teacher, has kept a plywood cutout named Angus as a talisman for about 14 years. The lively Scottish lad figure, kilted and painted in Cameron tartan, was made by a teacher friend who later joined the women's army in World War II and now teaches handicrafts at Deer Lodge military hospital.
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