Refugee Children Placement Plans Announced
A Dauphin district official says refugee children will be placed in homes in advance. Dauphin Children's Aid society seeks ready approvals. Canada coordinates with British and other agencies to receive and place thousands of children when movement is arranged. The Ottawa government notes Dominion leadership while stressing broad cooperation.
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Home brew used for self treatment leads to jail option
A Lawrence resident told Magistrate Thos Little he mixed home brew with garlic for topical use. He was convicted of unlawful liquor possession, fined 200 dollars plus costs, and offered three months in jail with hard labor.
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Dauphin to Be Centre For Refugee Applications
The Dauphin area forms a Refugee Children Committee with Dr H Lodge and several local groups planning a program to aid refugee children. A meeting is set for June 24 at the courthouse to outline aims, draft a constitution, and establish subcommittees for food shelter and transport. Manitoba estimates care for 2500 children.
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Court House
Dauphin
Manitoba
Child Welfare
Canada
Department of Immigration
Uncertain Plans For Air Training Schools In Dauphin Area
Local debate swirls over a proposed air observers and bombing and gunnery training complex. Winnipeg reports cite $550 000 for an air observers’ school and $800 000 for a bombing and gunnery school at Macdonald Manitoba, with Dauphin as a rumored site. Officials and residents remain in the dark amid evolving provincial signals.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
Macdonald
Man
Good Roads Department
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Lake Dauphin
J. E. Ramsden
Rainfall Totals Reported for Week and Season
Searle Grain Co. Ltd Dauphin presents rainfall figures showing total last week, total since April 1, 1940, and comparisons with 1939 for the same period along with a long term average.
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Eae Euacete Esse Ae Searle Grain Co. ,Ltd
Dauphin
Towns oppose rail abandonment in Dauphin Manitoba
Town solicitors to file a brief opposing C N R plan to abandon ten miles of main line between Gladstone and Winnipeg. Council approves brief and oral argument, seeks provincial support for Dauphin, warns of job losses and shop closures if trackage ends.
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Dauphin
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C.N.R
McDonald
Prize List for Dauphin Summer Fair Issued at Reduced Scope
Dauphin Agricultural Society releases its prize list for the annual summer fair and livestock exhibition. Grants from the Dominion government were withheld, cutting agriculture prize funding by about 60 percent. Livestock exhibits are trimmed to a local area from McCreary west to the Saskatchewan border and north of Riding Mountain. Local exhibitors expect keen competition despite the curtailment.
Dauphin Veterans Plan to Organize Rifle Association
The Dauphin Branch of the Legion plans to form a rifle association to train veterans and others for home defense. A meeting is scheduled for Monday June 24 at the G W V A hall with a 7:30 PM start. A committee will draft enlistment like forms and training will begin with ex service members. The step aims to mobilize nearly 300 local veterans into a volunteer corps despite Canada’s conscription decision.
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Dauphin
B.E.S.L
Legion
Rifle Association
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Frank Bumstead
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Canada
Dauphin Legion
E. C. Herrick
Harold Riley
Winnipeg
W Bullmore Re elected Lions Club President
Dauphin Lions Club announces officers with William Bullmore as president and Jack McMurray as first vice president. Bill Robson O C Steele E E McBride Louis Boroditsky Andrew Davies and others named as vice presidents directors and tail twister for two and one year terms.
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William Bullmore
Jack McMurray
Bill Robson
O. C. Steele
E. E. McBride
Louis Boroditsky
Andrew Davies
Andy Newton
Saul Bay
Johnny Cross
R. B. L. Adams
Percy Buckwold
Refugee and Patriotic Fund Drives $10000 Goal
Dauphin five service clubs form a central committee to raise a $10,000 Refugee and Patriotic Fund. The drive will canvass Dauphin and surrounding district to support war relief and care for refugee children at the receiving depot until homes are found. F. T. Wright chairs. William Bullmore is secretary. C. O. Odell treasurer.
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Refugee and Patriotic Fund
F. T. Wright
William Bullmore
C. O. Odell
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Travellers
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Winnipeg Rifles Recruit Here Monday
The Royal Winnipeg Rifles seek recruits with an examination board in Dauphin on Monday June 24. Applicants should register at the G W A building first thing Monday morning.
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Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Dauphin
G.W. V.A
Dauphin Council Seeks No More Aid From Government
Dauphin Town council in regular session Friday night unanimously urged compulsory national registration for all Canadians over 16 with heads of families listing dependents. The council also rejected further provincial or federal relief aid, signaling possible abandonment of sidewalk reconstruction and Main street lighting plans amid a tight economy.
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Solomon
Astwood
Canada
J. E. Ramsden
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Main Street
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T. R. Cocil
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