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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
Essay argues urban residents backed by education reform while rural areas need fair chances. It critiques health insurance schemes and unemployment rules, accusing the government of overreach and unnecessary expenses. It questions who asked for family allowances and accuses officials of preemptive plans.
Four education department representatives led by Chairman Dr. C. S. Robertson outlined the Larger School Area plan at a meeting. G. M. Churchill MLA W. G. Rothwell J. Sigvardson Inspector Wilf Booth answered questions, presenting confident, orderly remarks and professional attire.
Two toddlers, two and four years old, slipped inside a church to check if it was Sunday. A nearby watcher investigated and found them calmly seated on the step inside the empty church. They had joined Sunday school two weeks earlier.
A weekend thunderstorm unsettled a dog afraid of thunder reminding a woman of a dog once owned by friends. That dog feared firearms and snored loudly, a quirk now felt humorous. A separate note recalls a lively children’s playground scene with about seventy five youngsters playing under a hedge and tree shade.
A humorous sports paragraph covers bizarre incidents from the U S open golf playoffs where a ball landed in a spectator hat and other oddities. It also shares tips on hitch hiking departure from Dauphin Beach and a reader letter praising avocado pears with recipe ideas and plant notes.
The Progressive Conservative party faced no real threat to upend Premier Garson's coalition at the Winnipeg convention. Some members pushed for leadership change but resisted actions that could trigger dissolution. Analysts note long-term risks for Manitoba's fiscal ties with Ottawa and warn that a split could produce a socialist opposition, while acknowledging a future need to reconfigure party alignment.
A Dauphin Saskatchewan community notes Miss Ethel Cadman as the longstanding alto who has served thirty six years in Grace Methodist then United Church. The piece questions CBC CBCK finances and hymns cuts while proposing donations and local efforts to support the station.
A critique of CBC's overseas short wave programs and Mathew Halton's broad reach in Canada. Chuck Lucknow, Lever Bros ad chief, cuts five million dollars from radio advertising to favor newspapers and magazines, impacting programs like Big Sister and Bob Burns. A note on gum found under restaurant booths and theatre seats as a separate curiosity.
A father of four distant from home receives a heartfelt Father’s Day gift. He gets a letter from each child and a photograph of his youngest daughter, providing the meaningful proof he cherishes.
A tree grew around a nailed wire years ago, now the tree vanished leaving only the hardened wire fragment. The narrator suggests a sermon about adversity and reflection from the buried clue.
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