Iran weighs oil nationalization and Anglo-Iranian stakes
Iran's parliament pushed a plan to nationalize oil resources while Premier Ali Razmara supported a new concession deal with the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. British and other powers warned the move could spur regional demands as Iran eyed a 50 50 profit split and a 1993 expiry. Razmara’s assassination followed nationalist backlash to backing the agreement.
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Iran
Old Persia
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Ali Razmara
Big Four Stalled In Efforts To Set Agenda
Deputy foreign ministers from Britain, the United States, France and Russia failed to draft an agenda for a future meeting of foreign ministers. After two weeks of talks they planned to resume negotiations. Ernest Davies said Gromyko aimed to bind the Big Four to demilitarization of Germany, while the other three argued the main issue was lowering international tension caused by Soviet armies and aggression.
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Britain
United States
France
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Ernest Davies
Gromyko
Germany
Davies
Britain to Build Its First Atomic Bomb
British authorities said Britain will produce its first atom bomb without direct US aid and could be ready soon. Supply Minister George Strauss told Parliament that Britain has the technical knowledge, with some experts preferring testing in the Nevada desert where US atomic tests occurred last month.
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Britain
London
United States
George Strauss
Nevada Desert
La Prensa Seized by Peronist Congressional Panel
The Buenos Aires daily La Prensa, 51 days silent after a government union boycott, was placed under control of a Peronist dominated congressional committee. The 1800 employees face uncertainty as about 1300 had shown loyalty to editor Alberta Gainza Paz.
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la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Congress
Senate
End House
Alberta Gainza Paz
Newsprint Troubles Due to Sulphur Shortage
An official of the National Production Authority in Washington warned last weekend that newsprint mills must curtail output in the coming weeks because of a sulphur shortage. Canada and US mills will be affected as Canada sources nearly all its sulphur from the United States. Demand far outstrips supply by 15 to 10 percent, with no substitute found for sulphur in sulphite pulp production. Newsprint from Canada and the northern United States runs about 2 percent sulphite pulp.
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National Production Authority
Washington
United States
Canada
Dauphin Kings win series to reach Manitoba finals
The Dauphin Kings defeated Poplar Point Memorials 5 to 1 to clinch the best of three Manitoba intermediate hockey series in Dauphin. Alex Robertson scored twice as Chick Adams added a goal and assist, with Bill Murray and Bill Yanchuk also contributing. Poplar Point’s lone goal came from Lin Bend. Dauphin now advances to face Thunder Bay district winner in the inter-provincial playdowns.
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Kings
Manitoba
Memorials
Dauphin
Thunder Bay
Norman
Fort William
Kenora
Brandon
Dauphin Arena
Poplar Point Crew
Robertson
McIntosh
Murray
Bend
L. Hogue
Yanchuk
Hextall
Adams
Levels For Lake Dauphin Recommended By Board
B B Hogarth announced the department will regulate the Massey River dam to keep Lake Dauphin near 853 feet in spring and 854.3 feet in summer. After 17 years of records the board chose a lower spring level to allow runoff, with beaches and fishing preserved.
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B. B. Hogarth
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Massey River
N. Mudry
Water Resources Branch
W. H. Rampton
Game and Fish Branch
E. D. Palmer
Dauphin Beach
F. McLennan
Ochre River
R. Mignon
Ste. Rose
R. Malcolm
A. Dauphin
L. G. Sneath
Dauphin
Cub Scout Leader Course Set for Dauphin March 28 29 30
A three night Cub and Scout leader course will run in Dauphin at 8 pm in the upstairs office of Allard and Dicks Limited garage March 28 29 and 30. The Manitoba and Northwest Ontario Council of the Boy Scouts organizes the event with J C Harwood Winnipeg executive commissioner and H C Northcott Brandon field commissioner as instructors. The program targets current leaders prospective leaders and others interested in Scout and Cub work to boost participation and prepare feeders for the movement during times of crisis.
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Dauphin
Allard & Dicks Limited
Manitoba
Northwest
Ontario
Boy Scouts Association
J. C. Harwood
Winnipeg
H. C. Northcott
Brandon
Spring Arrives in Manitoba Amid Cool First Day
Almanac marks spring at 4.26 a.m. Wednesday in Manitoba but cool temps persist. Dauphin shows week high 26.0 and low -3.4, with last year’s values at 34.2 and -12.7 respectively as the season begins.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
Kings Deliver Night Final in Manitoba Intermediate Hockey
The Herald rushed to print after 11 PM Wednesday to report the final Manitoba intermediate hockey playdowns. Kings did not disappoint, delivering a game worth the wait and meeting expectations with a strong performance.
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Manitoba
Kings
Public Meeting Elects New Board for DMCC
A public meeting at the Dauphin Memorial Community Centre formed a new nine member board with six appointed by the town rural municipality and agricultural society. W Cruise named provisional chairman to call the first meeting where officers and committees will be chosen. The transfer total reached 62832 dollars and 77 cents in cash and assets from the former board.
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Dauphin Memorial Community Centre
D.M.C.C
Dauphin
Dauphin Agricultural Society
W. Cruise
W. D. Strang
J. A. McKillop
Helen Marsh
Charles Volk
C. S. Robertson
W. H. Ludgate
J. A. Ringstrom
D. J. Hill
J. Anderson
E. Johansen
J. Potoski
R. E. Forbes
G. C. Dowler and
H. Campbell
Agricultural Seciety
Mr. Critics
Mr. Strang
McKillop
W. McClernon
Bert Tucker
Miss Marsh
Volk
Robertson
Messrs. Ludgate
Ringstrom
Hill
Paul Olearnek
George Sumpter
Nick Perepeluk
R. S. Everall
Red Cross Fund Drive Delayed By Weather In Dauphin
Local Red Cross canvass for funds resumes after rain and snow delay. D. H. Sneddon reports $260 turned in so far with more expected. Town groups Ukrainian Young Peoples society Rebekah lodge Order of the Eastern Star and Douglas Middleton chapter lead the town drive while Reeve John Potoski and W OD Strang oversee rural sections. The Dauphin goal is 2500 for the province wide effort. last year the town raised about 2000.
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Dauphin
Red Cross
D. H. Sneddon
Ukrainian Young Peoples Society
Rebekah Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Douglas Middleton
1.C.C.E
John Potoski
Vermillion River
W. OD. Strang
Manitoba
Dauphin Kings Take 6-5 Victory in Playoff Opener
The Dauphin Kings defeated the Poplar Point Memorials 6-5 at Portage la Prairie arena to grab a one game lead in the best of three Manitoba inter mediate hockey series. Bill Murray led Dauphin with two goals and an assist, while Chick Adams and Trigger Love each notched two points. Poplar Point’s Lin Bend scored twice as the Memorials rallied late but fell short.
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Dauphin Kings
Manitoba
Poplar Point
Kings
Portage la Prairie
Blight
al Lavoie
Floyd Blight
Adams
Robertson
Tamblyn
Poplar
Love
Murray
Yanchuk
Little
Bond
Nantais
Don Blight
Edmund Hogue
Lavoie
Ecut
Dauphin
Burnett
Hextall
Chamber Reports 1951 Membership Drive Success
Chamber reports 133 memberships for 1951 totaling 1449.50 dollars up from 92 memberships and 731 dollars last year. Canvassers faced little opposition to new rates. next dinner April 18. March dinner canceled due to hockey. Plans include Canadian beautification May 13 to 28 and Churchill excursion train return on August 10.
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H. H. Hill
Chamber
Hill
Churchill
Dauphin Rural Council Plans Five Year Drainage Levy
The council authorized a five year levy to fund drainage projects started in 1949 and continued to reduce flood risk along Creek and Mink River. It plans to spend 50000 dollars in 1951, avoiding a single year tax spike. The meeting also forgave 9905.66 dollars in taxes debts and noted one old age pensioner had a 1857.22 hospital bill.
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Dauphin
Pases
Wards Creek
Mink
Nicholas Kozar Elected Reeve In Ethelbert Election
Nicholas Kozar won the reeve race in Ethelbert with 275 votes, defeating Paul Dolinsky who received 108 votes. Melvin Paziuk withdrew from the contest, leaving two candidates to finish the term of Charles Yunik who resigned after Ethelbert’s incorporation. Kozar, 35, a Garland-born farmer in the Doroshenko district, previously sought a council seat in 1949.
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Nicholas Kozar
Ethelbert
Paul Dolinsky
Kozar
Mr. Dolinsky
Melvin Paziuk
Reeve
Charles Yunik
Yunik
Kozars
Peter Frykaz
Garland
Doroshenko
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Iran Oil Operations
la Prenza
Alex Robertson
Chick Adams
Bill Murray
Bill Yanchuk
Bidda McIntosh
Lin Bend
Bryan Hextall
Litte
Norm Nantais
Lilue
Hogue
Kuzyk
E. Hogue
F. Blight
B. Miller
J Miller Dauphin
Pisnook
Hawrysh
Saranchuk
Allard
Kerr
Mum Vuestoy
Gilbert Plains
Lake Dauphin
the Herald
DMCC
Bill McEachern
Don Dundas
Trigger Love
George Tamblyn
John Burnett
Don
The
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
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