Record crop and postwar tensions across the globe
Canada reports a total grain yield of 1.3 billion bushels with oats barley rye and flaxseed totaling large estimates as farmers await the new crop year. Western wheat payments and tax distributions are noted while fighting in Korea includes US plans and aerial bombardment. Typhoon strikes Formosa causing 181 dead and 1,000 injured alongside a US air disaster. Royal birthday celebration for Prince Charles is described with royal family attendance. Czechoslovakia faces worsening food shortages with egg and root crop scarcities amid Soviet influence.
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Prairies
Federal Trade Department
Wheat Board
la Itly
Area Board Plans Open School Event and Holiday Dates
The area board, with Hon W C Miller among attendees, accepted an invitation to the Sifton School opening. The new four room building cost 65000 dollars and seats 125 pupils with an auditorium and space for a fifth room. Additional items include travel expense grants, school heating fixes, and a by law for land purchase to expand Whitmore grounds.
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I Diom Seretnns
E. Mayo
Area Board
Mackenzie
Dauphin
Whitmore
Temperatures Hold Record Warm Week For Hockey Fans
Temperatures stayed above freezing all week with a high of 56.5 degrees and a low of 15.0. The week was warmer than last year, and little precipitation fell totaling 0.30 inches with 29 inches in snow across the period.
Parcels Sent To Korea By Ladies' Auxiliary
Christmas parcels from the B E S L ladies auxiliary are mailed to eight Dauphin area men serving in Korea. The list includes all names turned in to the Legion auxiliary and the parcels were packed for early December arrival to the logs. Recipients include J. P. Maxwell W Robson K W Wishart Ochre River Ralph S McDonald Fr D Atkinson H F Miles L K Staranchuk and W B Fraser.
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Korea
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B.E.S.L
Dauphin and District
Legion Auxiliary
J. P. Maxwell
W. Robson
K. W. Wishart
Ralph S. McDonald
Fr. D. Atkinson
H. F. Miles
L. K. Staranchuk
W. B. Fraser
Mountview Swine Club Wins National 4 H Championship
Mountview 4 H swine team led by Ken Forbes and Dean Durston maintained its success by capturing national recognition at the Toronto event amid extensive preparation and club work. The duo, along with past members Harvey Morley and Barry Durston, showcased steady performance from district contests to the provincial finals.
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Weld
Dave Hill
Toronto
Dunfield
Manitoba
Ken
Dean
al Shoesnaker
Grandview
Moon Club
Ken Forbes
R. E. Forbes
Dean Durston
Cecil R. Durston
Harvey Morley
Barry Durston
Extra Something Added To Town Affairs Through Dauphin Band
The Dauphin boys' and girls' band has operated about a year under a town tax agreement funding a bandmaster and repairs. Under a half mill levy, the band trains 45 regular members and seven beginners, led by George Zradicka with support from Dr. Vernon Watson and Walter Darroch. Rehearsals run Tuesdays and Thursdays, and beginners attend lessons and performances across town.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Boys’ and Girls
George Zradicka
Jack McMurray
Vernon Watson
Walter Darroch
Dauphin Kings Open Practice at Bran don Arena
The Dauphin Kings held their first preseason session at the Bran don Arena with 20 players. Veterans and imports mixed in as teammates stretched into a get acquainted session amid photos and chatter.
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Dauphin
Dauphin Kings
20 Strong
Brandon Arena
Newtown Tests New Skaters for 1952 53 Season
Ron Brown shown to be a potential front wall contender after a strong display on the Newtown ice. Platz evaluated many incoming players from other towns including Harvey Danard Walter Hretchka Everett Henderson and A Downes from Minitonas Lorne and Lyle Oman twins Kipling and Larry Hrehirchuk Grandview. Hretchka impressed after returning from Moose Jaw Millers camp. Others trying out from Dauphin district include Tony Clark Bill Cox Art Bunny Roy Johnny Staranchuk and Ed Potts. Next workout slated for Dauphin ice as Platz arrives when ready.
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Platz
Harvey Danard
Walter Hretchka
Everett Henderson
A. Downes
Minitonas
Lorne
Lyle Oman
Kipling
Larry Hrehirchuk
Grandview
Tony Clark
Bill Cox
Art “Bunny” Roy
Johnny Staranchuk
Ed Potts
Dauphin District
Roy
Wild
Bill Ezinicki
Frank Mathers
Staranchuk
Kings
Souris
Norm Nanta
Jaycee Sign Post Project Advances in Dauphin
Jaycees with town officials continue street sign post work in Dauphin. About 50 posts with black street names on Main Street and First and Second Streets NE have been erected. 150 posts are estimated to complete the town. All lettering done by Jaycees.
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Dauphin
The
Jaycees
Main Street
First Street
N.W
First
Second Streets
N.E
Howard Campbell To Head Agricultural Society Again
Howard Campbell and John McKillop will again serve as DAS representatives to the D.M.C.C. board. John McKillop was elected vice-president and Mrs. A. Ringstrom secretary treasurer after a nominating committee formed at the annual meeting two weeks prior.
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Howard Campbell
Agricultural Society
John McKillop
A. Ringstrom
Bill Miller
W. McClernon
S. E. McLean
B. C. Downey
J. Y. Crowe
Dave Hill
DAS
D.M.C.C
Arena Board
B P O Elks Install Officers Burn Mortgage At Meeting Here
The B P O Elks hold a district meeting with new officers installed and the mortgage on the hall burned. Delegates from Russell Minneota Winnipegosis and Dauphin attended. Proceeds from charity talent nights support Salvation Army and Citizens Welfare. Plans include a Clear Lake district picnic and curling bonspiel dates for late December. An Elks radio broadcast is set for December 5 in Dauphin.
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Russell
Minnedosa
Winnipegosis
Dauphin
Harold Clifford
Robt. Fisher
R. Furneaux
Robt. McGimpsey
Perry Whetter
W. Pickett
D. Hnatiuk
W. McCaw
N. Benson
R. Whitmore
B. Woods
W. Shellenberg
Clear Lake
Dauphin Lodge
Salvation Army
Citizen's
McCreary
Roblin
Fork River
Grandview
Ochre River
Ste. Rose du Lac
Gilbert Plains
Eikys
Eighth Avenue Hall
Citizens’ Welfare Association
Two Cases At Full Assizes In Dauphin County
The fall assizes of the Dauphin county court open in Dauphin on Tuesday with two cases to be heard. Lemuel Elmer Morris of Winnipegosis faces a murder charge for a shooting of Milo Leonard Carlson on March 18. Alexander Peter Koshowski of Gilbert Plains is to be tried for manslaughter in the July 10 shooting of Matthew Philip Lukianchuk after evidence led to a magistrate's committal for trial by judge and jury.
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Dauphin
Arnold Camp- Fie
Rogers
S. E. McLean
Lemuel Elmer Morris
Winnipegosis
Milo Leonard Carlson
Alexander Peter Koshowski
Gilbert Plains
Matthew Philip Lukianchuk
Koshowski
Dowler's Furniture Store Plans Weekend Opening
Dowler's Furniture Store, Dauphin's sole purveyor of complete home furniture, opens this Saturday. George Dowler explains the 110 by 66 foot renovated building houses new displays on the ground and mezzanine floors with a large basement of second-hand items, including a guitar and a vintage barber's chair.
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Dowler
Second Avenue
S.W
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