Stevens Warns King Drives Canada Toward Autocracy
H H Stevens charges King government aims for dictatorship. He cites Mackenzie King’s dissolution as eroding parliamentary norms and warns of a direct appeal to the people. compares to Mussolini and Hitler and urges respect for Parliament, the Senate, and the judiciary. Continued on Page 4.
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Midgets to Meet Portage in Midget Playdowns
Midgets advance to a second round clash with Portage in the Midget playdowns. The match is slated for Portage ice this Saturday with a possible second game there.
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Portage
Annual Short Course in Progress at Youth Training School
The Annual Short Course runs with morning poultry and livestock judging by boys and girls. Afternoons are spent at the Rural Youth school with hogs and poultry judging. Friday includes a Dauphin tour to creameries, the power plant, and Western Grocers. Directed by D. D. McDonald and W. L. Breadner.
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Western Grocers, Ltd
D. D. McDonald
W. L. Breadner
Three Candidates Are Officially Nominated in Dauphin
Notice grants a poll for the Dauphin electoral district after the official nomination of three candidates James L. Bowman Aubrey H. Lepper and Ronald S. Moore. Polls total 91 with Jas G Vance as returning officer from Grandview.
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Aubrey H. Lepper
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Ronald S. Moore
C. N. Remphin
Ernest A.marcroft
Jas. G. Vance
Grandview
Crerar Warns Canadians of War’s Serious Struggle
Hon. T. A. Crerar told a Dauphin audience that Canadians must grasp the war's gravity. He described London blackout hardships, noted France’s manpower in uniform, and warned Britain and France could threaten global civilization if defeated. He cited Canada’s money and unity with Mackenzie King and Ernest Lapointe.
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Pee Wee Playdowns Open for Scrase Cup in Skating Arena
Pee Wee playdowns for the Tom Scrase memorial cup began in the skating arena on Wednesday evening with Bryce and Cruise teams competing and Scrase team receiving a bye.
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Tom Scrase
Herbert Sulkers to Address Winnipeg Rally
Herbert Sulkers M L A will speak at an open meeting in the Town hall Wednesday March at 1 o clock. Citizens are invited to attend this C F rally in Winnipeg and hear his remarks on local issues.
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C.F. Rally
Winnipeg
Oia Te Se Crewing
Three Cars Stolen Over Week-end Recovered Quickly
Three cars were stolen over the weekend and recovered within 24 hours. W S McPhedrain of Sifton reported a car stolen Saturday night during carnival hours and found near the Winnipegosis highway. J W Monson’s vehicle vanished Monday night from Fourth Avenue and reappeared a block away on Fifth Avenue. Harvey Buckwold’s car disappeared Tuesday night from in front of the Pollen block and was later found nearby. Police note most thefts are joy rides and highlight the cost of tracing thefts.
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Sifton
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Fourth Avenue
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Harvey Buckwold
Makinak Resident Fatally Wounded In Unusual Accident
Ephraim Therrien of Makinak was fatally wounded Saturday afternoon when a rifle on a load of firewood discharged as he tried to catch it. He died Sunday night in Ste. Rose hospital. An inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Survived by wife, two small children, parents, five brothers, and two sisters.
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Makinak
Mr. Therrien
Ste. Rose Hospital
G. W. Rogers
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McCreary
Albert Therrien
Dode
Damien
Don
Ernest
Oliver
Amedee Lacharite
Colorful Skating Exhibition at Dauphin Ice Carnival
The Winnipeg Winter Club troupe of 40 skaters staged a colorful exhibition at Dauphin s seventh annual ice carnival on March 9. Highlights included Patricia Chown Robin Lee Margaret McInnes Frank Sellers and Barbara Wilcox. Coronation of carnival queen Bernice Beyette featured Mayor J E Ramsden and court attendants Nora Bates Rita Carter Bonnie Snyder. Continued on page 6 col 4.
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R. W. James
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Canada
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Frank Sellers
Barbara Wilcox
Manitoba
R. A. Purves
Bernice
Nora Bates
Rita Carter
Bonnie Snyder
J. E. Ramsden
Lorne Scott
Dr Geo D Shortreed Dies in Grandview
Dr Geo D Shortreed a prominent Grandview physician and longtime Liberal party leader in the Dauphin constituency died Wednesday afternoon from coronary thrombosis. His last public appearance was March 9 at a meeting chaired by Hon T A Crerar.
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Grandview
Herald
T. A. Crerar
Forty Rinks Compete in Novelty Bonspiel
Twenty rinks turned right and twenty left on the draw sheet as play in the two way novelty bonspiel at the Curling Club completed the first round. Les Kitson oversaw the draw. the first two evenings produced a full quota of mixed rinks and mixed shots with 40 entries. Games continue this week to decide main and consolation event winners.
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Les Kitson
Three Small Children Burned in Winnipegosis Farm Fire
Eleanor four Irma two and William Ernest five months, children of H F Janzen, Winnipegosis district, are in critical condition at Crerar hospital after a blaze destroyed their farm home five miles north of the fishing village on Monday March 11. Mrs Janzen saved the children with help from J H Buller as Dr A E Medd assisted at the scene. The fire, which started about 11 am, left the home and an adjacent barn as total losses.
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Eleanor
Irma
William Ernest
H. F. Janzen
Winnipegosis
Crerar Hospital
Juveniles Meet Minnedosa In Playdown Here Tonight
In the second round game the Dauphin Juveniles host Minnedosa at the local arena Thursday March 14 at 8 15 pm with Minnedosa holding a one goal lead from Monday 2 1 at Neepawa. Coach Pinkie Davie says the team is tuned up to their best.
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Dauphin
Neepawa
Pinkie Davie
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