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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
4
Fragmentary text discusses reducing burdens in professions and health risk, noting a doctor’s role in assessing what individuals can afford to do and how weight affects capacity. The garbled source implies guidance on safety, medical limits, and weight related concerns without clear specifics.
Aieta uses strategic moves to weaken Abe Beasley while avoiding major losses in the freight handling phase. The clash centers on resource allocation and timing, with Beasley facing pressure to adapt.
An Oklahoma blind hunter is described as an enthusiastic participant in local activities. The University of Toronto begins a graduate job finding service. A poll claims one percent favor radios in washing machines, reflecting fragmented, unclear text.
A wedding solemnized Friday June 18 at 5 30 pm in the United Church manse joined Clive Kidd and Walter Goshula. The bride wore a white wool gabardine two piece suit with blue accessories and red rose corsage. The maid of honor wore blue and pink roses. Best man was Peter Shumanski. A reception for 32 followed at the King's Bowl. The couple left for a short honeymoon in Winnipeg and will reside at Dauphin.
AISA seeks government protection from lawsuits over unintended rain during experiments. In the far North lonely listeners send handmade gifts to the Northern Messenger Service and its announcers.
Hershel A. Smith named superintendent of rehabilitation for the Ottawa district office. He joined after V E day as district superintendent of casualty rehabilitation and later served as assistant to E A Dunlop and acting superintendent of counseling services in the training division. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A D Smith of Dauphin.
Mrs Winnifred Burton of Cedar Rapids Iowa visits her cousin Mrs Ethel Ward and brothers Arthur and Herbert Peskett of Gilbert Plains during a vacation in the region.
Mrs J H Toms arrived from Vancouver B C with her two children Lois and Jim my to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Cornwall.
Dauphin First United WMS met in the church parlor on Tuesday evening June 15 with evening auxiliary associate members and mothers of baby and mission bands as guests. Mrs M A Spillett read Scripture and Mrs R Durston led prayer. Eva Ferguson and Eva Watson contributed music. Mrs C Seahy played piano. Mrs J B McIntyre reviewed the Burma Bible study chapter. lunch followed served by the social committee led by Mrs Bert Phillips.
Close relatives only may visit for five days in maternity ward with two visitors allowed at a time. Listings report babies born to Myk in Gilbert Plains Pollon Allan Nakonechny Bechdoldt Yakubchak Watson Pacholuk and Lucking at Carman General Hospital with dates in June and names of both parents and newborns.
Contest closes Wednesday at midnight June 3 for a prize of a case of Title. Send name and address, family size, and a sample laundry list. No coupons or box tops required. Include the phrase Tide's In Dire's Out.
Community notes attest a weekend of weddings farewells and visits from Dauphin to Winnipeg. Ernest Yaks and Mary Konowalchuk wed in Dauphin. many locals attend gatherings including a Ukraina group comedy and church events. Officials from Winnipeg visit while frost for June damages gardens and telephone line work continues.
Local notes indicate a successor named Jo J Arklic in Dauphin Manitoba, with mention of ongoing changes and community interest surrounding the transition. Details are limited in the fragments available.
A fragmented report notes a Red Army colonel claiming a political sanctuary in Britain. The text references June 30 events and a factory worker sending pay home, with mentions of Karl Marx Lenin and a Metro context.
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