Cardinal Glennon tribute held in Mullingar Cathedral
In Mullingar Ireland a high Mass of Requiem was offered for Cardinal Glennon at Mullingar Cathedral. Ferenc Ramis ex minister of education in wartime Hungary was executed by firing squad in Budapest jail. Winston Churchill departs for New York after talks with Gov. Dewey. Gloria Vanderbilt Rockefeller pledges aid to needy children, requests her mother to seek work.
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Mullingar
Eire
Glennon of
Re Uiem
Mullingar Cathedral
Budapest
Ferenc Ramis
Albany
Winston Churchill
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Mexico City
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski
Dauphin Midgets Upset Portage to Reach Semis
Dauphin defeated Portage 3 2 to advance to the semifinals against Somerset. Johnny Love and Archie Baran scored for Dauphin with Baran contributing a second goal after a strong first period, while Portage pressed with five men in the final frame but could not overcome the Dauphin defense.
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Dauphin
Somerset
Portage
Secon
Jacobs
Roe UN l
Johnny Love
Archie Baran
Slebelash
Roe
Hyde
Brown
Baran
Musgrove
Pollock
Cousins
Finnegan's Fortune to Play at Local Theatre Friday
Little Theatre Group rehearses a three act Irish American comedy. Eight performers portray Finnigan, his son Patrick, Rafferty, Dutch Jake, Count de Morney, Mrs Finnigan, Katy, and Lady Hannah Lovejoy in a lively evening of humor rated for entertainment.
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Rafferty
Swan Peterson
Finnigan
Dutch Jake
Morris Cryderman
Count de Morney
Jack Haddrell
Mrs. Finnigan
Mrs. Peterson
Fininegan
Katy
Iona Brunton
Jake
Hannah Lovejoy
Harietta Clarke
Red Cross Campaign Driven by Bad Roads Progress
The Red Cross in the district surpasses $1,000 with two thirds of the drive remaining. Poor rural roads hinder canvassing and the effort will continue until roads reopen. Town donors can give to J. W. Oliver at the Bank of Commerce as the province targets over 200000 new members and strong support grows.
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Red Cross
J. W. Oliver
Bank of Commerce
Main Street With Boulevard Is New Plan
Edward Waller town employee outlined a plan to pave the full length of Main Street with a material called coalis. The proposal would create two lanes of one way traffic and a central boulevard, costing about 60 000 dollars for 17 blocks, with higher costs for concrete.
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Edward Waller
Robt. Hawkins
M.L.A
Eaton's
Ioad
Third Avenue
Waller
Department of Public Works
Main Street
Agricultural short course opens in town hall
Mayor Bullmore opens Manitoba agricultural short course as 112 pupils from Dauphin and surrounding districts enroll for four days of lessons. Edna McConnell outlines aims to improve farming methods, highlights women’s participation, while Inspector Booth stresses citizenship appearance and service to others.
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W. L. Bullmore
Dauphin
Edna McConnell
Manitoba
Miss McConnell
W. G. Booth
George Dowler
Dauphin Agricultural Society
Kirk
University of Us
P. Kendra
Grenville Bates
Neepawa
G. Arnald
Ste. Rose
Harvey Jones
Hamiota
Francis J. McKay
D. L. Campbell
John Friesen
M.F.A.C
Oil Station Break-In Near Town Reported
The Ango American oil station on No. 5 highway five miles west of town was entered last Monday night. Thieves forced a door board to gain access but appear to have left cigarettes in boxes and a flashlight missing, suggesting fright rather than theft.
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Ango American
No. 5
Hospital Plans Major Additions and Reconfigurations
A government architect surveys Dauphin General Hospital for a new nurses’ home health centre and building changes. The plan aims to better use space with empty beds and ward renovations while officials anticipate rapid completion. A Herald visit highlights the ongoing ideas and patient impact.
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Dauphin General Hospital
Herald
Dauphin Bowlers Claim Dufault Trophy In St Boniface Finish
Dauphin ten pin bowlers defeated St Boniface to win the Dufault Brothers Trophy for 1946 after a home and home series. Led by Allan Bees and L Monchamp, Dauphin built an early lead and held off a late St Boniface surge to take the cup back to Dauphin.
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St. Boniface
Dauphin
Joe
Charle Dufault
Allan Bees
L. Monchamp
Theevening
Confirmation sought for impounding rights at Lake Edwards
The Town of Dauphin seeks federal confirmation to use Edwards Lake as a reserve water supply and to build impounding dams after decades without formal rights. The move follows advice from solicitor E N McGirr K C and comes amid park restrictions and local opposition to dam construction. The town applied to the Department of Mines and Natural Resources for domestic water use, while police records note four homes entered in one night with $39 stolen and 15 court convictions in the month. A Civic Hall war memorial project was also requested by the Department of National War Finance, to be registered under the War Charities Act.
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Edwards Lake
Dauphin
E. N. McGirr
K.C
Lake Edwards
Federal Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Edwards Creek
Department of National War Finance
War Charities Act
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Marguerite Chapman
Frank Sinatra
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JU Walker
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Hume Cronyn
Audrey Totter Anderson
Eddie “ Rochest
Roche Rowen
Winnipeg
Capitol
George White
the Waldorf
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Lee Ieeee
John Gardner
Tailor & Men’s Furnishings
Sunkist
NAVAL
Graham
Monarch
Maple Leaf
Ogilvie Health
United Stores Limited
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