Summit talks and world leaders discuss war and peace
Khrushchev warns of Soviet losses in war but Western powers prevail. Eisenhower calls a possible summit a foregone conclusion if tensions ease. Churchill visits Washington and urges continued Anglo American unity. Britain reports March exports to the US exceed imports for the first time since 1865. UK local elections show Conservative gains and Labour losses, with Macmillan hinting at a possible general election next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Krushchev
Russia
Eisenhower
Washington
Geneva
East Berlin
East Germany
Winston Churchill
Winston
United States
U.S
London
Britain
Macmillan
Canada Moves to Standardize Traffic Signs Across Nation
In Ottawa last Friday representatives from all provinces and 11 major cities approved final pages of a traffic manual to standardize signals signs and pavement markings. Prime Minister Diefenbaker, speaking in Montreal, touted faster recession exit and all time highs in GNP personal income savings and jobs at a testimonial dinner attended by over 3 000 party supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Montreal
Street Lighting In Town Slated For Improvement
Town council approves a 1959 budget item adding 5000 for street lighting upgrades. The plan adds 111 new lights including 60 to 400 watt mercury vapor units, plus mid block lights and pole changes across 171 installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
George Scott
MPC
Ivolve
Manitoba Power Com
Arbitration Board Named to Handle Manitoba Teachers Dispute
J. W. Smith of Oakburn was named chair of the arbitration board to address the salary schedule dispute between District Association No.3 of the Manitoba Teachers Society and the Dauphin Ochre School area No.1. Members include M. Ross Thompson of Winnipeg for the teachers and Armid Lindenberg of Branden for the board. First sitting is expected about May 20 in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Oakburn
District Association No
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Dauphin-Ochre
M. Ross Thompson
Winnipeg
Armid Lindenberg
Branden
Dauphin
Weather Hopes For Prolonged Warmth Amid Snow Patches
Residents request consistent warm weather after irregular spring conditions. Records show 2 inches of snow on May 6, 0.22 inches of rain on May 10, then 1.9 inches of snow and a trace of rain on May 12, highlighting unusual late season snowfall and rainfall.
Hospital Board Chairman Reports On Building Plans
Hospital Board Chairman E. W. Hawkins outlines 1958 work at Dauphin General Hospital. Plans for a new wing and renovations, Manitob a Hospital Services changeover, and financing details dominate the annual meeting. Local funding estimated at 180 000 with two mills possible. provincial private legislation needed for levy. Construction cost set just over one million dollars with tenders in hand pending minor adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hawkins
The
Dauphin Hospital
Hawkins
Teen Road-e-o winners Robson Shymko to regional tests
George Robson and Ralph Shymko earned top honors at the Dauphin teen Road-e-o held at the airport. Robson scored 451 of 500, winning the R. R. Stark trophy and a travel clock plus two $10 Jaycee prizes. Shymko finished with 391 points. Over 300 spectators watched the event despite rain.
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George Robson
Ralph Shymko
R. R. Stark
Dauphin Airport
Jaycees
George
Imperial Oil Ltd
Jaycee
Dauphin Entry In Senior Drama Wins Four Festival Trophies
Dauphin Little Theatre's Parade of Plays festival wrapped with ten entries three senior and seven junior. The senior Gone Tomorrow directed by Bob MacKenzie won best director Bob MacKenzie and acting trophies for Mrs. M. McColl and Derek Barker. Final adjudicator Tom Hendry distributed trophies for the Henderson school auditorium event run by Adam Nicholson Mrs. Stan Yates and Neill Beck coaches.
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Dauphin
Bob MacKenzie
Dauphin Little Theatre
Tom Hendry
Winnipeg
Mrs. M. McColl
Derek Barker
Henderson School
Adam Nicholson
Stan Yates
Neill Beck
Ise
Gordon Nicholson
Ariven
Peter Neufeld
Tom Parker
Jack McMurray
Angelina
Bridesmaids
Diane Palmer
Bea Malcolm
Margaret Schmidt
Carol Dahlgren
Judy Palmer
Ruth Robson
Marlene Riddell
Deanna Joistdahl
Jury
Jim Oliphant
Tony Schmied
Don Cronk
Gordon Bradley
Clarence Dahlgren
Dick Murray
Vern Rampton
J. L. Couch
W. Dickson
A. Gowanlock
T. E. Morrow
G. Nicholson
G. L Dowler
D. E. Brekke
P. Neufeld
E. F. Troendile
W. Miller
D. G. Ray
BR. Manefield
Dauphin Little Theatre Cup
M. McColl
Lacey
Oliver Hoare
Mary Hamilton
Gerald Ennis
McCreary High School
the Kid
G. L. Dowler
Middleditch
Sharon
Dauphin Collegiate
A. J. Middleditch
Dauphin United Church Choir Presents A Classy May Program
A Dauphin First United Church choir concert in the town hall on Friday May 1 featured Mrs C N Dahlgren as director and Mrs I O Winters as accompanist. The program included works by Ivanov Tchaikovsky Elgar Coleridge Taylor Thiman Wood and Bridge ending with a Gilbert and Sullivan Trial By Jury performance. Awards for best senior and junior plays and actors were announced by the Dauphin Little Theatre with multiple trophies and cups for local groups and students.
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Dauchin First United Church Choir
Town Hall
C. N. Dahlgren
I. O. Winters
Ippolitef Ivanof
Tchaikovsky
Ippoliteftvanof
Canada Tightens Small Vessels Rules For Water Skiing
New provisions in the Canada Shipping Act add two offences for water skiing to small vessels regulations. One punishes towing a skier without a watching person on board and another for towing a skier from sunset to sunrise on inland waters. Enforcement is supported by RCMP offices and a Safety Afloat booklet.
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Federal
Canada
Report On Adjudications Will Be Published Next Week
Local court bulletin announces that adjudications will be published next week detailing cases decided or finalized. The notice lists no specific names or dates in readable text.
Manitoba Ballots Open Across Dauphin Constituency for Gen Election
Voters begin marking ballots today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. electors cast ballots by marking an X opposite their chosen candidate. In Dauphin, advance poll turnout was 36 last weekend versus 45 in 1958. Final voter list totals 7,062 with 3,154 rural and 3,908 urban names. There are 20 rural polling stations and two split polls at Ochre River and Sifton, with all urban booths at the DMCC industrial building on the main floor.
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Dauphin
William Cruise
Ochre River
Dauphin Town
Sifton
Dauphin Municipality
DMCC
One Change On Hospital Board
John Gardner and William Cruise were re elected to the board of directors of the Dauphin General hospital. J H Mc Intosh was elected as a new director at the annual meeting of the hospital governors April 17. Terms are three years. The nine member board includes Miss Rhoda Tucker Mrs HA Breslaw Dr C S Robertson with two years left and Mrs D A Ross W E Rampton and E W Hawkins QC with one year left.
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John Gardner
William Cruise
Dauphin General Hospital
J. H. McIntosh
Hosital Governors
Rhoda Tucker
HA. Breslaw
C. S. Robertson
D. A. Ross
W.E. Rampton
E. W. Hawkins
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Sir Winston
Council
Mr. Weatherman
Dolphin General Hospital
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
Portage la Prairie
Aew
Garnet Warman
Bob Paul
Mackenzie School
Main Street
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Legion
Dauphin Boys
Sgt
Don Hooper
RCMP
Stan Clark
Clark
Art McLaren
Highways Department
United Church Choir
Cherubine
Elgar
Longfellow
Coleridge- Taylor
Thiman
Charles Wood
Frank Bridge
Australia
Lemare
Scotland
Sir Walter Scott
Maunder
Molloy
Lorraine Tycholis
Federal Building
Manitoba
Ste
Dauphin Constituency
Plains
Ethele
Rosin
Spruce Creek
Sandringham
Burrows
Mountview
Dickson
Valley River
Melton
Hamilton
Carrick
A-K Sifton
L-Z Sifton
Fairville
Norton - Mink River
Turtle River
Weer
Ogz
Feaw
Camperdown
Lemberg
Glenella School
Waldersee
Gilbert P Amaranth
Wilford
Sandy Bay
Ashville Waldersee
Gilbert Plains
Kelwood McCreary S. Slvziak Res
Glenhope Halicz
Alonso Yakubchak Res
Harcus
Mink Creek
Kinesota
Asquith
Lonely Lake Eekewe
Pine River
Sclatawree
Reedy Creek
Reykjavik
St. Lambertere
Hillridge
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