Geneva Conference Sees 14 Point Plan for Korea
Western delegates note a step toward UN supervised Korean elections though gaps remain with Seoul plans. Indo China talks show progress toward ceasefire and troop withdrawal while Rhee pushes for deeds over words and a third term debate headlines domestic gains.
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National Assembly
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Town planning delays draw council concern
Council members voiced worry over the town planning set up after a string of missed meetings and attendance issues. They called for an immediate committee meeting to address recent questions and consider proposed reorganization to speed decisions.
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Bert Johnston Retires After 45 Years In Barbering
Bert Johnston ends a long Dauphin barbering career dating to 1909. He started as a 20 year old apprentice, opened shops with his family, left in 1920 for Vancouver, later worked in Tisdale, married Maud Harris in 1924, and returned to run the Johnston stand until retirement.
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Sleeping Car Service Cut Off For Summer
Canadian National Railways will discontinue the special sleeping car on train No 9 between Winnipeg and Dauphin effective May 29 and on train No 10 between Dauphin and Winnipeg effective May 31 due to lack of patronage. Reservations after those dates until September 1 for No 9 and September 3 for No 10 will be accommodated in other regular sleeping cars on those routes.
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Dauphin
Weather notes show cool weekend with rain and dust
After a hot dry week rain fell over the long weekend. A cool 28.6 degrees Monday night and south southwest winds at 50 mph gusting over 60 accompanied dusty air. Precipitation reached .98 inches with mixed daily highs and lows from May 19 to May 25.
Railway Layoffs Hit Dauphin Shop and Car Staff
The Dauphin division of the C N R reports layoffs in the shops and car department affecting 14 workers, part of nationwide cuts. Dauphin employs over 3200, with many years of service affected, amid dieselization and economy measures. Officials denied moving the division to Kamsack.
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Winnipeg Tribune
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Herald
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Safety Week Opens With Cyclist Safety Campaign
Bicycle Safety Week starts in Dauphin with RCMP Constable Keele addressing local students after school safety films. An improvement is seen at Smith-Jackson school and checks of cyclists on the road show good compliance. Mayor Bull more, Councillor Buckwold, and Sgt Littlewood supervise signals and courtesy checks. Two safety awards announced for Neil Houston and W H Rampton for observing speed signals and traffic signs. Checks are conducted incognito throughout the week with Dauphin Lions Club support.
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W. H. Rampton
Dauphin Lions Chub
Rain Destroys Road Access Halting Manitoba Outlets
Heavy weekend rain isolates Winnipegosis and Fork River, cutting postal routes since April 1952 contractor George Bates reports first missed delivery. Roads near Ochre River to Ste. Rose and Grandview to Gilbert Plains deteriorate. Pine River streets blocked and Duck Bay Camperville fishermen describe good season but travel hindered by mud.
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George Bates
Daily Mail
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Camperville
D M C C 1954 Construction Plan Aims for New Grounds
Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre outlines a 1954 program with about 22000 dollars in expenditures. Plans include concrete floors for multiple buildings, a permanent 800 to 900 seat bleacher, track lighting upgrades, and a well lit site to allow winter use and curling. Roads, fencing, painting of barns, and a new racetrack are part of the overall effort with tenders to be issued soon.
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Scrase elected president of Dauphin Hockey Association
Ted Scrase was chosen president at the Dauphin Hockey Association annual meeting in the King's hotel. The executive includes W H Rampton Mickey McBride and new member Jack Graham. Coach Paul Platt of the Kings will not return. financial report shows a net loss of 635.91 with a $2385 surplus from 1952-53 operations and a further $1000 deduction.
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Platz
Winnipeg
Doug Bond
Rural Field Day Planned for June 4
The 28th annual Dauphin-Ochre Rural Field Day will be held Friday June 4 at the DMCC. The program includes a parade of schools non competitive mass drill folk dances rhythmic displays a picnic lunch races and softball. Inspector W G Booth will deliver the welcoming speech. Five silver trophies will be awarded for best parade softball winners most points in races and platform demonstration.
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Donations Aid Dauphin Agriculture Grounds Construction
J A Ringstrom reported at the DMCC directors meeting that donations totaling about 500 have been received from businesses and individuals to support the new agricultural grounds construction for the Dauphin Agricultural Society Summer Exhibition planned for July 19 2021. The project aims to spend 22 000 with 13 434 from grants and 7 000 short before donations and a 17 000 bank loan to cover the gap. Continued donations are hoped to finish payments by year end.
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Dauphin
Jaycees Celebrate Birthday Banquet With Speaker and Pins
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held a May 19 banquet at Jerry's Nite Spot for its annual birthday party. Judge Donald A. Ross spoke on law history and civil issues. Retiring president Bob Houston handed the pin to new president Pat Lynch who then awarded Houston a life Exalted Rooster membership. A Jaycette skit followed dinner with music by a local five led by Dave Keele. Guests included Judge and Mrs Ross, Mayor Bilmore and Miss Bullmore, and Mr and Mrs Nick Swetz.
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Dairy Milk Shipments Prompt Dauphin Stance
Dauphin Milk Producers association asks the town council to prohibit shipping of Winnipeg milk into Dauphin citing losses from a spring surplus and a desire to keep over 10,000 dollars monthly circulated locally. Council says no municipal power to restrict trade but will study the issue.
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Television reception in Dauphin seen as unreliable
Local TV technician Gordon Shave warns Dauphin viewers that immediate great reception is unlikely. Tests show poor signals with occasional clarity, mainly in early morning and late night, with signals from Memphis and Midland and Winnipeg expected to improve once CBWTV starts. He advises against buying sets until reliable reception is established.
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