Korea War Diplomacy Moves Hint At Settlement
The article reports that Allied and U.N. leaders press for a diplomatic settlement in Korea while warning China and North Korea of potential military lapses. MacArthur signals openness to talks, and Britain seeks a negotiated peace before a renewed drive north of the 38th parallel. Peron announces Argentina’s claimed atomic energy breakthrough at Huemul Island and its aim to power industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Balkans
Korea
London
United Nations
Con
Douglas MacArthur
Britain
MacArthur
South Korea
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Huemul Island
Chile
Peron
United States
Kings Take 7 4 Lead In Manitoba Thru Thunder Bay Series
Dauphin Kings defeated Fort William 7 4 to grab a one game edge in their best of five Western Canada intermediate hockey semifinal at Brandon. Adams and Murray starred with goals and assists as Kerr added a goal and assist. Fort William's McIlwain scored twice, with Brown and McEwen tallying the others.
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Kings
Lakehead
Dauphin Kings
Fort William
Page
Brandon
Ithira
Chick Adams
Bill Murray
Dauphin
Adams
Murray
Hugh Kerr
Bill Yanchuk
Alex Robertson
Paul Allard
Trigger Love
George Tamblyn
Bidda McIntosh
McKilwain
Brown
McEwer
Rose
Hamulka
Massaro
Manitoba
Trigger
McKwain
Jim McEwen
Forts
Cox
The
MclIntosh
McEwen
Pisnook
Yanchuk
Dauphin TelePhone Exchange Not Sold For Two Years
Hon. W Morton confirms Dauphin phone building will not be up for sale for at least two years due to government policy and mastery of materials. He notes a new exchange plans await vacating the current building and that tenders will not be called until ready. The Dauphin Public Library seeks use of the vacated quarters.
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Dauphin
W. Morton
Public Utilities
Dauphin Public Library Board
Morton
Telephone Commission
Council
Annual Baseball Meeting Attracts Record Crowd
Nearly $9,000 was handled by the club in 1950 operations, with an $8.15 bank balance after finishing $1,600 in the red. Ten men were elected to the 1951 executive, including Newton, Scott, Polion, Buckwold, Johansen, Deighton, Love, Strang, Voik, and Smigelski.
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Andy Newton
George Scott
Art Polion
Alf Buckwold
Ed Johansen
Reg Deighton
Ernie Love
Bill Strang
Charlie Voik
Bill Smigelski
Bill Bowen
Cece Skene
Bill McCulloch
Mickey Sawchuk
Ray Shooter
Ralph Bagsey
Regional Festival Entries Wanted Next Wednesday
Entries for the 1951 Dauphin regional festival of music drama folk dancing spoken poetry and choral reading to be held May 11 to 19 must reach secretary Mrs W K Marsh by midnight next Wednesday The festival is split into two sections with music on May 11 12 14 15 and 16 and drama spoken poetry choral reading and folk on May 16 17 18 and 19 Ronald Gibson adjudicates piano May 15 16 and Robert Jarman adjudicates drama poetry song and dance Officials include President Mrs C N Dahlgren Vice Presidents Ivor Thomas Mrs M G Peebles Secretary Mrs W K Marsh Treasurer O Soles and Syllabus Convenor Mrs A D McKee Honorary pres-
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Dauphin Regional
W. K. Marsh
Bie
Ronald Gibson
Robert Jarman
C. N. Dahlgren
Ivor Thomas
M. G. Peebles
O. Soles
A. D. McKee
Seed Bacon Show On Today Friday In Dauphin
The northern Manitoba seed grain and bacon carcass show with Dauphin boys and girls short course runs today and Friday at the DMCC industrial hall. Prizes totaling 450 dollars are offered across classes. Judging occurs this morning. displays open to the public this afternoon and Friday. admission free. Friday at 2 pm features events. Dominion livestock?
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Manitoba
Dauphin
DMCC
Dominion Livestock
136 Students Register For 1951 Short Course
The 1951 Dauphin agri cultural short course draws 136 participants from Dauphin and Ste. Rose districts aged 14 to 20. Classes run Monday to Friday with lectures on agriculture education 2 4 D poultry and crops, plus demonstrations in cooking and sewing. The event includes social evenings and features remarks from local officials and agricultural representatives.
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Dauphin
Ste. Rose
D. J. Hill
A. G. Arnal
Ste. Rose Agricultural
Howard Campbell
The
Agricultural Society
R. A. Dale
Don Fraser
Can ada Chamber Plans Broadcast Series on Free Enterprise
The Can ada Chamber of Commerce presents a broadcast series titled The Way I See It to air at 9 10 p m on CKDM each Monday and Thursday starting next week. S E McLean notes two aims to entertain and inform with authoritative, broad coverage of social and economic issues.
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Canada
CKDM
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
S. E. McLean
Chamber of Commerce
Dauphin Town Council Sets 1951 52 Equalized Assessment
Town council reviewed the equalized assessment totaling 2 645 000 with sections for Acreage 2 000 sub division 654 000 dwellings 1 878 000 and suites 111 000. They authorized 12 977 to buy a Caterpillar Diesel motor grader, withdraw 10 000 from a reserve, buy a 4 inch diaphragm pump, study water meter installment for rate changes, refund 25 to the fire brigade, and grant 47 03 to the hockey association plus 352 97 from last game for jackets.
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Dauphin
Powell Equipment Company
Fire, Water and Sewage Committee
Dauphin Fire Brigade
Dauphin Hockey Association
Rail Crossing Conditions May Be Improved by CNR Study
A Dysart Baillargeon letter reveals CN railway study of Main street crossing in Dauphin. Subway option deemed prohibitive. reducing train movements and flash ing light signals with short arm gates proposed as feasible. Board engineers may inspect on site with town and council coordination.
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C.N.R
A. K. Dysart
Canadian National Railways
P. F. Baillargeon
Board of Transport Commissioners
Ottawa
Main Street
Dysart
Dauphin
First Avenue North
First Avenue South
Spring Arrives Late After Snow in Dauphin District
Dauphin area warms to sunshine after over two inches of snow on the first official day of spring. Temperatures peak at 42.7 degrees, roads reopen with a detour on No. 10 highway as a new bridge is built. Last year’s high was 42.9 and the week saw 2.3 inches of snow with more on Thursday.
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Dauphin
No. 10
Highways Branch
No. 10 Highway
Centre Road
Fourth Avenue S.E
Postal Rate Shakeup Raises Printed Matter Postage
Effective More Inc announces new postal rates for printed matter including postcards and greeting cards. Minimum postage rises to two cents. householder addressed items change to 1.5 cents first two ounces and one cent per extra ounce. Parcel rates update within 20 miles and distances beyond, with new Ontario Saskatchewan and province-wide figures. registration rises to 20 cents. Postmaster J A Cressey urges attention to printed matter rates as greeting cards and postcards are affected.
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J. A. Cressey
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Harry Eccles
Swerng Beyth
India
United Nations Forces
Tokyo
China
William Andrews
U.N
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London Opinion
Eddie Cox
Harry McKwain
Norm Nantais
Kerr
Tamblyn
Nantais
Saranchuk
McIntosh
Robertson
Allard
Love
Hawrysh
Gunn
McIlwain
Nisbett
T. Kostick
Kyryluk
M. Kostick
Poshtar
Johnny MacLean and
Jimmy Creighton
Kyryuk
Hamalka
MccIntosh
Clear Lake
Winnipeg
Dauphin Herald
Dauphin Agricultural Society
J. A. McKillop
M. F. Szewczyk
W. L. Bullmore
A. G Arnal
Ste. Roselard
Ross Cameron
Extension Service
Harvey Scott
Percy
Cameron
Ford
C. of C
Public Works Department
Max Min
Cate Hees Et Evewe
Post Office Department
Ontario
Saskatchewan
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