Dulles Outlines Emergency Authority and NATO Ties
Secretary of State Dulles testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlining presidential authority to act in emergencies without immediate Congress approval. He argued the president may act in the United States interests under the constitution, with consultation when possible, referencing NATO and the Inter-American Defence Treaty. Canadian External Affairs Minister Pearson praised Dulles and noted Canada would consult NATO allies in a US retaliation scenario while preferring a cautious approach to Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Dulles
United States
Congres
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Canada
L. B. Pearson
NATO
U.S
Pearson
Vietminh assault repelled at Dien Bien Phu as fighting lingers
Reported last week the Vietminh failed to take Dien Bien Phu in the major open battle of the Indo China war, while rebels mass for renewed assault. Separately two new drugs treat radiation burns for Japanese sailors from the Hirini hydrogen bomb blast near Tokyo after the Jacky Dragon incident.
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Dien Bien Phu
Indo-China
Indo- China
Ho Chi Minh
Hirini
Pacific
Tokyo
Yaizu
Landman Resigns as Dauphin Town Engineer
Edward Landman resigns from his post as town engineer effective July 1 and joins Harper Construction of Winnipeg. He arrived in Dauphin in 1951 and oversaw major projects including curb and gutter, sidewalk work, a 550000 gallon reservoir, and the Memorial and Community Centre. He notes gratitude for support and cites ongoing progress for the town.
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Edward Landman
Laren
Lurman
Harper Construction Company
Winnipeg
Landman
Dauphin
Umen
Lundman
DMCC
Iumiman
Wer
Wellington Crescent
Yellowpoo N.W.T
Kildonan
Ew University of Manitoba
Rowena
Swellong
Opening Dates Set for Dauphin Ochre School District
Trustees establish fall term start dates for Dauphin Ochre area with B and C group schools beginning September 1 and rural schools on August 30. They plan a pay phone at Mackenzie high school at no cost, review gasoline tender options, hire two teachers at Spruce Creek and Old Dauphin for spring term 1954, and authorize borrowing 178,483 dollars for current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin-Ochre
Area Board
Mackenzie High School
Transportation Committee
Shiela Beyko
Mary McNaughton
Spruce Creek
Old Dauphin
Shmockey Nite Raises Funds For March Of Dimes Aid
A packed Dauphin Arena hosted Northwest Shmockey Nite last Saturday, grossing over 2200 for the Manitoba Society For Crippled Children. Attendance exceeded 2500 as the Dynamo Lyndhurst beat the Little Toronto Lyndhursts in a feature hockey match.
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Shmockey Nite
Dauphin Arena
Manitoba Society For Crippled Children
Dynamos
Toronto Lyndhursts
Dynamo- Lyndhurst
Ivan
M. C
Michael Hopkins
Town Council Approves Shared Athletic Director Plan
The town and school area CC group will jointly hire and fund an athletic director who will teach half a day five days a week under the elementary supervising principal. A government grant will aid the arrangement with the school board contributing up to 3000 dollars and the town up to 3750 dollars. An athletic committee will oversee sports activities and the school board will advertise for the director. The new plan should begin September 1, 1954.
Main Street Site Okayed For Block
Town council approved a planning committee plan classifying buildings by square footage within town limits. New divisions set one storey 500 to 700 sq ft and two storey 400 to 750 sq ft across plans 1 2 and 3. Alexander Cottick may erect a dental clinic and apartment block on Main Street north side east of the street, subject to plan approval and building start by June this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Planning Committee
Alexander Cottick
Main Street
Advice On Water Saving Enclosed With Bills
Water bills in Dauphin will include small booklets titled Your Water Supply. The pamphlets explain ways to economize water and suggest simple tap care tips. The guides are expected to appear around April 15.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Ochre School Tax Board to Re appeal
The Dauphin Ochre school area board must re appeal the special school tax allocation for groups B and C after last year's adjustment between Consolidated School District 905 Rural and Dauphin and between Ochre River and Dauphin. The 1953 decision did not hold for a year and the June 1954 re allocation shifted mill rates costing town taxpayers more.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Dauphin
Ochre River
Area Board
Dauphin Chamber Sums Early Closing Support
A Dauphin survey shows twice as many business owners oppose daylight saving time as favor it and favors year round early closing at 6 p m on Saturdays. A poll on summer hours failed 66 to 60 with 15 abstentions. Officials will refine the sample for a final, more authoritative result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Chamber of Commerce
Town approves New Paving Plan A by law
Final approval given by town council for a local improvement paving program. It sets 28 foot street width unless widened and allows property owners or the council to initiate work with costs based on frontage with seven year terms and up to five percent interest.
Rural budget trimmed in Dauphin for 1954
Rural municipality of Dauphin approves a 1954 budget with public works at 65 230 dollars, total expenditures 253 625 dollars, a decline from last year. Mill rate set at 70 mills with allocations to general, hospital, school and health services. Assessment shows a slight rise. group levies in local school areas vary little.
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Dauphin
Dauphin General Hospital
General Municipal
Municipal Commissioner and Health Diagnostic Service
Dauphin-Ochre
Van Driver Sought For School Route
Trustees of Mayflower school seek a van driver to transport pupils from their district to Gartmore school the latter closed since the 1940s due to low enrollment. A Mayflower delegation asked for a larger transportation allowance or a van, noting driver shortage. The meeting also extended No 6 bus route one mile to Rigby school if roads are in good condition.
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Mayflower School
Gartmore School
Mayflower
Area Board
Gartmore
Rigby School
Rigby
Varying Weather Causes Flooding on South Main Street
Town engineer E. Lundman told council that flooding on South Main Street between Eighth and Tenth Avenues remains worsened by alternating thaw and freeze conditions. Culverts freeze after being opened, leaving the area slick and repeatedly icy. The Dauphin chamber of commerce sought drainage relief, and a detour was considered though travel speeds limit practicality. Gutters along paved business streets were urged to be kept clean.
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South Main Street
Eighth and
Tenth Avenues
E. Lundman
Council
Chamber
Dauphin Shaped as Mobile Civil Defence Hub
Manitoba residents focus on Dauphin as a mobile and reception area in national civil defence plans. Officials describe a coordinated evacuee reception system from arrival at CNR or bus depots to lodging, with a 100 bed hospital unit and centralized welfare services in the Dauphin Memorial Community Centre.
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Dauphin
Air Training Plan
Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Daunhin
C.N.R
Dauphin Memorial
Ottawa
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Mr. Pearson
Chicago
Ciacoun of Foreign Relations
Brandon
Moenitoba
Mike Graham
Art Cairns
Reg Guir
Bunny Small
Ted Sehur
Dunc Kabel
Wayne Bennett
Ralph Wilson
Gerry Merrell
Norman Blaine
Jerry Shumanski
Gary Guraliuk
Jim Sigvaldagon
Billy Giera
Larry Lintick
Laurie Artiss
Conca
John Wallace
Nick Prokopchuk
Smordin
Jimmy Creighton
Bill Bullmore
Bullmore
Jimmy
Mike Hopkins
Don Goodwin
Bob Byron
Keith Pierce
Buddy Korchak
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Blue Bombers
Dauphin Kings
Dauphin Herald
CKDM
Dauphin Rural
Seven Dwarfs
Dauphin Council
Winnipegosis Legion
Dauphin Legion
Neepawa Jaycees
Board Appeals On Taxes
the Herald
The
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defence
W. Morriss
Manitoba Civil Defence
Mr. Morriss
Oime
Dauphin Evil Defence Committee
Lloyd G. Sneath
Wartirmie
Lake Dauphin
Red River Valley
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