Soviet turmoil feared as Stalin purge rumors spread
Dispatches from Moscow and London describe rumors of Stalin’s plots and purges stirring in the Soviet Union amid tight censorship. Western broadcasts report reactions as France moves to quell Algeria amid renewed clashes and martial law powers.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Stalin
Guy Mollet
France
Algeria
Mollet
Neann
Moliet
Algiers
Dauphin Hospital Reports 1955 Operating Deficit
The 1955 operation of Dauphin Hospital showed a net loss of 3318 dollars after expenses of 164130 exceeded revenue of 160512. Secretary-manager A J Schmiedl cited a decline in patient load with 2310 admissions and 14150 patient days.
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Dauphin Hospital
Businessmen Group Takes On Dauphin Kings Debt
A group of about ten Dauphin businessmen has assumed responsibility for the Dauphin Kings hockey club debt of 6760. The move follows reports showing a 1955-56 operating loss of 6760 due to revenue decline from 15365 to 12646. Plans include spring and summer projects to clear liabilities and set up a restructured hockey executive for 1956-57.
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Dauphin Kings
Dauphin Hockey Association
Dauphin
the Herald
Hospital Meet Well Attended In 1956 Board Elections
The Daunhin general hospital annual meeting on Friday March 16 drew about 40 governors. Wm Cruise John Gardner and S S Hunt were elected to three year terms on the board of directors. Directors W G D Ritchie H A Breslow Rhoda Tucker have two years left. W H Rampton C S Robertson Jk W Hawkins QC have one year. E W Hawkins QC presided in place of John Gardner. Chairman notes lower than normal patient read and earnings, approval of a 30 cent daily rate increase effective Sept 1 1956, and discussion of a municipal hospital district which councils decided not advisable at present. Continued on Page 8 Col 7.
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Board of Governors
W. G. D. Ritchie
Board of Directors Finance “Committee
A. J. Schmiedl
Daunhin General Hospital
Wm. Cruise
John Gardner
S. S. Hunt
H. A. Breslaw
Rhoda Tucker
W. H. Rampton
C. S. Robertson
Jk. W. Hawkins
Q.C
E. W. Hawkins
Evacuation Shift in Civil Defence Explained by Canadian Chief
Col. CL Smith Ottawa chief civil defence officer for Canada told a two day familiarization course that hydrogen bombs and the quick rebuild time for factories made evacuation to reception areas the new civil defence model. He warned war risk remains and noted Russians prefer force but avoid war unless chances of victory exist, urging Canada to strengthen civil defence to deter conflict.
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Georgia
London
Stalin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Nikita Krushchev
Community Party Congress
Col
CL Smith
Ottawa
Canada
Col. Smith
Middle- East
Oer
America
Sneath
Petition Seeks Merchants View on Friday Hours
The Retail Merchants Association approved launching a petition to obtain opinions of local retailers on a proposal for a Friday nine o clock closing hour and a six p.m. Saturday closing. Town officials will supply a list of bona fide local retail merchants to be circulated.
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Retail Merchants Association
Ochre River Plans Spring Clean-Up Drive
The Ochre River municipality will run a municipally sponsored beautification program this year. Council endorsed a "clean-up, paint-up" campaign aimed at improving farmsteads roadsides and nearby areas at a suitable springtime.
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Ochre River
Ochre River Council
Dauphin Ochre School Board Adopts 542724 Budget Policy Emphasizes Economy
The Dauphin Ochre school area board approved a 542724 expenditure plan for the year, up from 514850 last year. Officials insist on no tax increases, with economy urged across departments and letters sent to teachers on conserving supplies and lights. Major changes include salary shifts and the new composite high school auditorium project, while internal budget maneuvers reduce actual operating increases to 12774.
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Dauphin- Ochre
B” Group
Ochre River
Ifton
Makinak
Henderson
Civil Defence Meeting Presses Preparedness Drive
Delegates from rural municipalities convened at the town hall for Manitoba sub-area No 14 civil defence familiarization. They urged immediate provincial action on electrical power development and auxiliary plants for hospitals and reception areas, citing leadership gaps and lessons from Alberta and the United States.
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F. E. Wilson
Shell River
R.M
Roblin
F. Simpson
Benito
R. W. Dicks
Dauphin
M. J. Harrison
Massey River Rural Municipality
Manitoba
D. L. Campbell
Civil de
L G. Sneath
Sneath
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Mr. Sneath
United States
Canon T. W. Wilkinson
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Harry Eccles
C.D
Civil Defence
C. L. Smith
Chief
R. Desjardins
Les Halls
Trans
Schmiedt
Associated Hospitals of
Hockey Association
Rea Board
W. T. Volkers
Area Board
Composite High School
Anita
Manitoba Power Commission
J. H. Bilton
Swan River
Winnipeg
Shilo
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