Big Four deputy ministers meet in Pori to set agenda
Western diplomats open talks among Britain the United States France and Russia as they seek a potential agenda for a future foreign ministers meeting. The U S doubts any easing of global tension and observers question whether ministers can align on Korea pan peace treaty and German reunification plans.
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Pori
Rawana
Britain
United States
France
Russia
Obervers
Korea
Germany
Bevin's Prospects as Britain FCO Chief Faces Uncertain Future
The future of Ernest Bevin as foreign secretary dominated British politics last week. At 70 he is frail and fatigued though Attlee denies plans to quit. The Times says a Foreign Office change now seems likely as Labour and Conservative MPs push for replacement, with Herbert Morrison frequently named.
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U.S
Phillip Cremmup
Andrei Grozmyko
Paris
Ernest Davies
Foreign Office
Alexandre Parodi
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Bevin
Attlee
The
Times
Morrison calls Labour Britain Asia ties key to avoiding atomic war
Deputy prime minister Herbert Morrison rejected the view that a third world war has begun. In a Leeds speech he reviewed Bunton's foreign policy since the last war and attacked Russia for hampering United Nations security efforts. He said surviving the coming years depends greatly on Asia alliances forged by Labour Britain.
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Herbert Morrison
Britain
Morrison
Bevin
Leeds
Bunttan
Russia
United Nations
Asia
Cost-of-Living Jump Ignites Canada Index Rise
Canada’s official cost-of-living index climbs from 172.5 to 175.2 between January 2 and February 1. The gain stems mainly from higher food clothing and home furnishings prices, with meat and vegetables driving the food index, while rents stay unchanged at 136.4 as the index bases on 1935-39 averages.
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Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Final Wheat Payment Sparks Farmer Protest in Canada
Prime Minister St Laurent announced a 65 million dollar final payment from the federal treasury toward the five year wheat pool ending last year. The payment equals 3 cents per bushel for No 1 Northern wheat, drawing swift criticism from Saskatchewan Premier Douglas and other farm leaders who say 15 to 5 cents was deserved.
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St. Laurent
Federal Treasury
Northern
Ottawa
Douglas
Saskatchewan
Kings Edge Portage in Last Seconds to Lead Final Series
Bill Murray scored with eight seconds left as the Dauphin Kings upset Portage la Prairie 4-3 in Game 1 of the Manitoba Intermediate A final. Dauphin tied the game in the third period with goals from Adams and Murray sealing the comeback, while Strong stood out in goal for Portage.
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Kings
Portage
Bill Murray
Dauphin Kings
Portage la Prairie Plainsmen
Murray
Plainsmen
Portage Crew
Dauphin
Merv Strong
Chick Adams
Trigger Love
Adams
Yanchuk
Alex Robertson
Pete Pisnook
Jack McCulloch
Campbell
Nantais
Love
Strong
Inglis
Roe
Nantai
Pisnock
Moose
Sherritt
Doug Saffron
Bill Drabot
Keith Campbell
Keith Tayior
Ron Inelis
Doug Brown
Foss Taylor
Ken Schwartz
Elmo Ritchie
Willy Roe
Moose Sherritt
Jerry Olynik
Norm Nantais
Johnny Saranchuk
Bidda McIntosh
Steve Hawrysh
George Tamblyn
Bill Yanchuk
Hugh Kerr
Marty Malcovitch
Paul Allard
McCulloch
Robertson
K. Taylor
Pisnook
McIntosh
Vic “Trigger” Love
Charlie McKenzie
Brandon
Souris Elks
Souris
Winnipeg Tribune
Fire damages South End Bowling Alleys and New Main Billiard Room
Spontaneous combustion is suspected as the cause of a 12 hour blaze that gutted the front portion of the building housing the South End Bowling Alleys and the New Main Billiard Room on First Avenue S.W. The damage is estimated at forty thousand dollars. Firefighters battled the flames for half a day before the blaze was controlled.
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South End
First Avenue
S.W
Paul Romaniuk
Krishka
Koshowski
Arnold Clyde
J. J Hambley Hatcheries
Blend 6 Farm Supply
Art Polion
Romaniak
Library Board Receives Lions Club Gift for Canada Books
The Dauphin Lions Club donated 100 to the public library as an annual grant toward adding Canadian authored books. The gift followed a drive by the Friends of the Library and came during a February board meeting.
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Library Board
Lions Club
Dauphin Public Library Board
Friends of the Library
Dauphin Lions Club
Canada
The
Canadian Historical Review
Canadian ‘Geographic Journal
Foreign ‘Trade Journal
External Affairs Journal
Petition Seeks Lake Dauphin Water Level Increase
A petition circulated in Dauphin requests maintaining an adequate water level at Lake Dauphin to protect fish and wildlife. It targets a 855.5 to 856 sea level datum, similar to October 1945, and will be sent to the Manitoba department of mines and resources. Officers were elected for 1951 and a April banquet planned with inviting nearby communities.
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Lake Dauphin
Dauphin
Manitoba Game and Fish Association
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Engineering Department
Department of Mines and Resources
Province of
Manitoba
United Church
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Winnipegosis
McCreary
Teachers and Board Fail to Agree on Salary Schedule
After six hours of talks the Dauphin-Ochre school area board and Manitoba Teachers' Society district association failed to reach a settlement on the proposed salary schedule. Two members from each group will meet again, with joint statements planned. Emerson Arnett attended with local teachers and area board members were C. R. Durston, W. G. Ritchie, W. T. Volkers, C. C. Hamilton and H. Rampton. Earlier, buses for Banks Durston Eclipse pupils were approved for Neepawa salt works education trip, and Gordon Lunsted was approved as new bus driver. A minister of education visit was sought to discuss financing a proposed new Sifton school.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Distrct
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Emerson Arnett
G. H. Bevan
Ellen Bird
L. McDermott
B. Anderson
Area Board
Banks
Durston
Eclipse
Neepawa
Salt Works
Gordon Lunsted
Sifton
Panko Arrested On Theft Charge In Ontario
Nick Panko former secretary treasurer of the Massey River municipality was arrested last week in Oshawa Ontario on theft charges. He disappeared from Fork River in December and a warrant was issued. He was returned to Dauphin to face the charge and a preliminary hearing will be arranged soon.
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Nick Panko
Massey River
Oshawa
Ont
Dauphin
Patrol Boys Eyeed for Dauphin Lions Club Trip
Dauphin Lions Club seeks public input on Patrol Boys to award an all expenses paid weekend trip to Winnipeg by airplane. Dan Dent leads the project and asks residents and police to report any outstanding service by the patrol boys to help choose the two finalists.
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Dauphin Patrol
Dauphin Lions Club
Winnipeg
Dauphin,2
Dan Dent
Lions Club
New D M C C Board To Be Set Up At Public Meeting
The Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre will form a new 15 member board after an agreement between the town rural municipality and agricultural society. An election next Thursday March 15 will fill six town electors three rural electors and appoint two representatives from each group. The former board wound up Wednesday night.
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D.M.C.C. Board
New
Dauphin Memorial Community Centre Board
Agricultural Society of
Dauphin
D.M.C.C
R. Fagen
Board of Management
Town Council
Rural Council
Agricultural Society
Bers
The
Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre
Carnival Princesses Selected for Dauphin Ice Carnival
The Dauphin Commercial Travellers narrowed the pageant to three candidates Joyce Bradley Betty Tokarchuk and Dorothy Wigg for queen of the 1951 carnival to be crowned at Dauphin arena over Friday and Saturday. The event will feature local talent in Fancy Free produced by Gwen Lentz and proceeds fund two town playgrounds.
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Dauphin Commercial Travellers
Dauphin Arena
Joyce Bradley
Betty Tokarchuk
Dorothy Wigg
5. Wise
J. N. McFadden
Bonnie Rowlett
Alex Robertson
Dauphin
Gilbert Fravis
Gwen Lentz
Strong Winds Tie Up Dauphin Roads In Heavy Snow
A provincial snowstorm caused near hurricane winds in the Dauphin area blocking highways and drifts up to two feet. By Tuesday 50 mph gusts reached 62 mph while plows cleared main routes to restore travel by Wednesday night.
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Dauphin
Fire Destroys Mowat School in Dauphin Ochre Area
Pupils from Mowat school shift to Fork River building after a Sunday night blaze destroyed the one room school and teacherage. With 32 pupils enrolled, classes resume in Fork River basement room for the term end. a new school is expected this summer. Fire started near the chimney. no water, snow none, roads blocked. Furniture salvaged. van transport eight miles for students. Insurance covered up to 4000 dollars. replacement costs near 5000 dollars.
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Mowat
Dauphin- Ochre
Fork River
Waldy Humeniuk
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W. T. Forbes
J. L. Allard
T. W. Locke
O. McGuirk
J. A. Clarke
W. H. Nevin
D. Porter
S. Glennon
C. S. Robertson
A. D. McKee
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W. T. Volkers, C. C. Hamilton and
H. Rampton
Panko
Carnival Princesses
W. J. Milhausen
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Riding Mountain National Park
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