East West Talks Strain Berlin Crisis Amid Global News
Reports from Geneva note pressure between Buasia and West Germany as they seek concessions. Krushchev signals possible separate peace with East Germany while Gromyko faces call to propose German unification. Menzies and spouse visit Ottawa after talks with Diefenbaker. Indonesia’s Sukarno tours Buenos Aires amid Argentine unrest and Peron-era tensions flare again.
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Palais Des Nations
Lae
West Germany
Buasia
Miccos
Nikita Krushchev
East Germany
Gromyko
Moscow
Berlin
Menzies
Australia
Dank Pattie Menzies
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Japan
Legion Building Repair Heats Up in Local Plans
Carpenters work on the Legion building repairs including remodeling senior citizens rooms. A removed partition will create a large hall for up to one hundred viewers. New flooring walls and ceiling aim for better acoustics and a modified front entrance. The committee hopes for modernization with a single entrance if funding allows.
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Legion
Three District Winners in Mowspaner Bingo
Three winners were named in the Dauphin and Winnipetos districts at the Mowspaner Bingo event. Mrs. Win Mymko and Mrs. J W Mason of Dauphin and Mrs. Joe S Lytwyn of Winnipetos were among those recognized for top performances and prize eligibility.
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Mowspaner Bingo
Syyore
Rewepan
Pauphin Aml
Dauphin
Win. Mymko
J W. Mason
Joe S. Lytwyn
Winnipetos
Housing Project Gets Go Ahead in Forrest Avenue Plan
Campbell Haliburton Realty and Winnipeg firm pursue a National Housing Act project on Forrest Avenue. Town council approves sewer water and street services to be funded as local improvements. Lane says construction to begin within two weeks of first application.
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Pg E. Lane
Winnipeg
Bette Town Council
Forrest Avenue
Lane
Pany
NHA
The
Herald & Press
Campbell & Haliburton Realty Company
Bryce Estate
Weather Waffles as Seasonal Swings Hit Daily
The writer notes inconsistent summer weather with alternating sun and cold mornings. A prior week lacked precipitation until a 0.13 inch rain on Tuesday, followed by four inches of wet sun, totaling 0.53 inch of moisture. The moisture aids crops as winds dry topsoil and germination is strong.
University Head To Address DCTI Grads In 1959 Ceremony
Dr. Hugh H. Saunderson, president of the University of Manitoba, will speak to the 1959 graduates of Dauphin Collegiate Technical Institute. A record 184 students will receive diplomas across grade 11 and grade 12, beating last year’s 139. Grade 12 includes 65 academic, 15 commercial, four industrial, and one home economics graduates, totaling 85. Grade 11 has 99 academic graduates. Valedictorian remarks and awards will cap the year, highlighted by the Governor General's medal winner.
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Hugh H. Saunderson
University of Manitoba
Dauphin Collegiate Technical Institute
Dauphin
Arbitration Awards End Salary Dispute For Dauphin Ochre Area
The Manitoba Arbitration Board issued a final award settling a six month salary dispute between Dauphin Ochre School Area No. 1 and District Association No. 3 of the Manitoba Teachers’ Society. The decision sets salary schedules with minimum and maximum ranges, annual increments, and credits for prior experience, effective Sept. 1, 1959, plus allowances for principals and supervisors.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Manitoba
Teachers’ Society
John W. Smith
Oakburn
Arwid Lindenberg
Brandon
Dauphin- Ochre
M. Ross Thompson
Winnipeg
MTS
Board of Arbitration
Manitoba Public Schools Act
Revised Statutes of Manitoba
Arbitration Board
District Association No. 3
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Area Board
District Association
Dauphin District Association
Public Schools
Dauphin- Oehre
Dauphin-Ochre School
Dauphin
Dauphin-Oehre School Area No. 1
Dauphin-Ochre School Area No
CNR appoints four Manitoba officials in Dauphin changes
Canadian National Railway announces three Dauphin district appointments as Sidney J. Wise becomes assistant superintendent at Portage Brandon Winnipeg. Wallace Cannon moves to Winnipeg as assistant superintendent and J D Hart is promoted to Dauphin trainmaster. Barker departs Dauphin for Calgary succeeding Middleton who moves to Edmonton division.
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Canadian National Railway
Manitoba
Edward 8. Barker
Dauphin
Barker
Calgary
G .F. Middleton
Edmonton
Sidney J. Wise
Portage-Brardon
Win
Wallace
Mr. Barker
Brechin Ont
St. Boniface College
CNR
Dunblane, Sask
Pas
North Battleford
Shellmouth
Wise
Winnipeg
Melville
Portage-Brandon
Cannon
Branson
Regina
Fstevan
Saskatoon
Mr. Hart
Lashburn
Sask
St. Paul Jct
Alta
RCAF
Benton
Alberta
Folmorton
Winners of Bowling League Trophies
Winners of the Dauphin city bowling leagues are pictured. The Wynolas sponsored by Ben Bottling won the Bay trophy. The team members include Don Assailly and others shown in the photo.
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Dauphin
Wynolas
Ben Bottling
Don Assailly
Clinton Bingham
Marty Atkinson
Beaver
Beaver Lumber
Neill’s
Harry Atkinson
Alf Evason
Jack Hrehirchuk
D. R. Bond
W. Bosiak
Peter Korzenowaki
Morley Collis
Shriners Sponsor Rose Day Drive for Crippled Children
The Dauphin and District Shrine club linked with Khartum Temple kicks off Rose Day orders for June 13 delivery. Roses sell for four dollars per dozen with June 1 cutoff, proceeds benefiting Shriners hospitals including Winnipeg facility serving over 250000 children.
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Dauphin and District Shrine Club
Khartum Temple
Shriners’ Organizations
Shriners
Shrine Hospital
Winnipeg
North America
Yorkton Firm’s TV Satellite License Deferred by Board
The Board of Broadcast Governors deferred Yorkton television firm CKX-TV Brame Da owner John B. Craig’s application for a Baldy Mountain satellite linked to CKOS-TV. The delay aims to determine if western and northern Manitoba microwave systems can extend service, with possible CBC or provincial funding options under study.
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Baldy Mountain
Dauphin
Board of Broadcast Governors
Manitoba
Ottawa
Winnipeg Free Press
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Ight
John B. Craig
Ckx-Tv
Brame da
Yorkton Tellvision Company
Ckos-Tv
Yorkton
Red Shield Drive Nears Half Way Mark in Dauphin
The Salvation Army Red Shield appeal in Dauphin shows $1,400 raised toward a $3,509 goal as of this week. Dr. A. D. McKee chairs the campaign committee and donations can be made at chartered banks with official receipts.
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Salvation Army
Dauphin J
A. D. McKee
Dauphin Battery Officers Lead Shilo Firing Exercise
Dauphin's 70th Field Battery sent 28 men to the Shilo ranges for the 26th Field Regiment RCA drills. Major William D. McGowan led the unit with Lt. Ernest M. Erickson, Lt. William Miller, and cadets Jack Petura and Donald Gebhart among 24 gunners.
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Dauphin
Shilo Ranges
26Th Field Regiment
RCA
William D. McGowan
Ernest M. Erickson
William Miller
Jack Petura
Donald Gebhart
Ing
W. Burton
J. Brereton
Brandon
R. Hooper
E. W. Wynne
Portage
J. B. Douglas
M. Kirkwood
A. Hussey
W. Mason
S. Magnacca
M. Tapley
J. Porterfield
R. Hoover
J. McLaughlin
H. K. G. McInerney
W. Finlay
D. B. Walton
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Harry Eccles
Argentina
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Sukarno
Indonesia
Arturo Proidizi
Pbell & Dares Realty Con Ee Ltd
Marks
Dcti Grads
CHERS
Wasta
S. J. Wise
E. S. Barker
Yorkton Company
BBG
Red Shield
McGowan
Earl Feuffel
Ben Yallop
Petura
Shilo
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