Red Cross Night of Fun Draws Record Attendance
A Red Cross Night of Fun drew record attendance with a skating exhibition by LAW Ray Tynan and a puck chasing match between Bombers and Cranes. Local talents on both sides featured No. 7 and No. 10 players, with goals by Allard and Love, ending 4-2 for No. 10 as Cranes suffer first local defeat.
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Red Cross
Bowman
A. Rusconi
Ray Tynan
Montreal
Ray Allard
No. 7
Trigger” Love
Allard
Love
Cranes
Bombers
No. 10
Cpl. Mogk
Lac. Love
Lac. Davis
Aci Swasiuk
FC. Norris
Fit.-St
Norm
Nantais
W.D
RCAF
Wd's
SFTS
SO. Pocock
Cpl
Jinglia
Law. Carter
Law.brown
Cote
Law
Anderson
Pettit
Olson
Chadney
Aso
Wickson
Dobson
Hamilton
Dewitt
Torham
Halvarson
Carmichel
Blader
Many Motorists Fail To Heed Instructions
Instructions outline how to obtain an AA category license form at any post office, mail to local license issuer with a license card and one dollar fee, and how to use a pink form for special category requests mailed to the oil controller's regional office in Winnipeg.
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Oil Controller
Canada Permanent Building
Winnipeg
Rotary Speaker’s Take On World Peace Costs
The Rev. Mr. Berridge told Rotarians that permanent world peace is possible but not in our lifetime and that every peace comes with a price. He warned slogans alone won’t end war and urged valuing serious effort over frivolity as the keynote, with continued discussion to follow on page 6.
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Gans
Berridge
Allied and Axis Forces Clash Across World War II Fronts
British coastal forces damaged a German convoy off Ter Schelling and hit two more ships. Danish vote turnout appears high with 1.8 million polling. Oslo reports a commando raid and German casualties. Allied bombers hit Rabaul, while Mareth line sees renewed fighting as Churchill notes gains. British and German air actions over the English Channel continue amid fog and shelling. Red Army reports a push near Dukhovechina despite heavy defending forces.
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United Nations
Australia
North New Guinea
Rabaul
New Britain
London
Eighth Army
Mareth Line
Tunisia
Winston Churchill
Mareth Front
Churciil
English
Germany
France
Boulogne
Dieppe
Moscow
Red Army
Dukhovechina
Smolensk
Donets
Dnieper
Russia
Spring hats in wool and fur felt range sold
Spring millinery offers wool felt and fur felt hats in popular colors and black. Prices span two ninety five to four ninety five, showcasing latest fashion at retail.
Ward Defends Steel Workers Wage Debate In Commons
Dauphin MP W. J. Ward challenged steel strikers during budget discussion. He proposed a wartime alternative of uniforms or returning to work, cited average pay of $34.79 weekly across Canadian mills, and criticized CCF leader M. J. Coldwell for supporting the strikers. He argued steel work is less arduous than wood cutting and defended current wages.
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House of Commons
Dauphin
W. J. Ward
Ward
M. J. Coldwell
C.C.F. Party
Bureau (of Statistics
Canada
Hamilton
W. L. Breadner Heads Local War Finance Group
W L Breadner named chair of the Dauphin unit of the National War Finance committee for Canada s fourth Victory Loan campaign set to begin April 26 The Dauphin unit formed a new executive list including E W Routley A T Warnock H M Lewis and others with two MLAs added and district organizer Philip J Beaubier from Winnipeg to head the local effort headquarters to be established in Dauphin during the campaign.
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Canada
Dauphin
National War Finance Committee
W. L. Breadner
E. W. Routley
M. Johannesson
Town Hall
F. J. Myers
E. W. Routiley
A. T. Warnock
H. M. Lewis
E. E. McBride
E. F. Treendle
Dr. C.S. Robertson
A. Rusconi
H. L. Heath
Robi. Hawkins
M.L.A
W. J. Houston
Philip J. Beaubier
Winnipeg
Beaubier
Industrial leaders claim top pay for Canadian workers
A speaker praises compensation in Canada noting salaries for industrial organizations rival those in the United States. He argues workers in Canada enjoy high pay and that industrial groups should recognize their employees' prosperity as a sign of strong performance.
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Canada
United States
Dauphin Red Cross Drive Surges Toward New High
Dauphin and district raise 7600 dollars by midweek with donations still coming in. Final totals may exceed ten thousand as rural canvassers complete the campaign. Local groups credit clubs and stations for strong town results and thank supporters for Red Cross efforts.
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Dauphin
Jas. L. Bowman
K.C
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Dauphin Red Cross Society
Herald
District
B&g.s
Ward One
Lions Club
Ward Two
Elks Club
Ward Three
Rotarians
Ward Four
R.C.A.F
Canada
B.&g
S.F.T.S
Dominion
Marcon
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Two Dauphin Graduates Receive Commissions
PO. D. V. (Don) Jackson of Dauphin and PO. Jack Parker, also from Dauphin, were commissioned after graduating from air observ ers schools in Portage la Prairie and Edmonton. Jackson is first Dauphinite to wear the new bombardier flying badge. Parker led a navigators class and both brothers Barker earned top honors in their respective courses.
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PO. D. V
Don) Jackson
Muriel Jackson
No. 7 Air Observers’ School
R.C.A.F
Portage la Prairie
PO. Jackson
Jack Parker
No. 2
A.O S
Edmonton
Barker Barthers
Frank
Jack
Jos. Barker
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Lar. Johnston
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Cunningham
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G. ‘Steele
R. E. Brown
FO. Grant
Jardin
Lieut. Way
W. Lough
FO. Walker
Gill
No 10
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Sgt
Major Allen
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Copenhagen
Oslo
Norway
U.S
Stockholm
Denmark
D.N.B
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Eric Scavenius
Seaton
Orient
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the Store of Service
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