Nehru faces Tibet crisis as China rejects interference claim
The Peiping broadcast says Tibet belongs to China and will resist foreign interference, prompting India under Nehru to consider a firmer stance. Britain’s Tibet suzerainty history, UN appeals, and India’s mobilization plans slide into a tense debate about future policy and possible shifts in Asian leadership.
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India
China
Tibet
Nehru
Peiping
Britain
United Nations
U.N
Central Asia
Asia
New Delhi
US Seventh Division Reaches North Korea Border Town
Manchurian border infantrymen of the 7th Division reached Hyesanjin across the Yalu river from Communist Manchuria. The move split enemy-held territory yet Communists retain a vast network of roads and rails to the northeast. Winter and a strong Communist buildup forecast a war likely to extend into next spring.
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United States
Hyesanjin
Yalu River
Manchuria
North Korea
Truman seeks aid to bolster Yugoslavia amid Cold War shift
President Truman urged emergency action to aid Yugoslavia to keep it from Moscow influence. He may request about 85 million dollars to bolster morale and defense, noting Marshal Tito commands Europe’s largest fighting force outside the Soviet Union. The US has already provided 55 million in industrial loans, with 11.5 million in flour shipments pending.
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Yugoslavia
Romania
Truman
Washington
Moscow
Congress
Marshall Tito
Europe
Soviet Union
Western Europe
United States
Economic Co- Operation Administration
Campaign urges Romanians to learn Russian language
Foreign diplomats observe a Bucharest press drive stressing the absolute need to speak Russian. An article claims no honest, peace loving, or cultured person serving mankind can avoid mastering the Russian language.
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Romania
Bucharest
Area Board Discusses New School Requirements For Dauphin Sifton
The Dauphin Ochre area board reviewed upcoming school needs including a five or six room facility at Sifton and a new junior high in Dauphin. By 1955 the town may need 13 additional classrooms and enrollment at the collegiate could reach 450, guiding plans for grade organization and site selection around Second Avenue N E and near the collegiate.
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Sifton
Kennedy
Ritchie
Arthurs
Dauphin
jJunior High
Collegiate
Second Avenue N.E
Dauphin Horticultural Society Elects New Officers
D E McLean was elected president at the annual meeting held Tuesday night at the rural municipality office. Cliff Robertson became first vice president and E F Treendle second. Ten official directors and four associate directors were chosen, with the board empowered to add more associates. The society reported 137 members in 1950, a surplus of 89.17 and total receipts of 880.35 against expenditures of 791.18. The provincial fruit show will be held in Dauphin in 1952, and the directors planned to meet in January.
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D. E. McLean
Dauphin Horticultural Society
Cliff Robertson
Gilbert Plains
E. F. Treendle
J. A McPhee
D. A. Brown
M. Sytnick
N. J. Perepeluk
J. E. Ramsden
Ed Osborne
Dan Craig
Cc. Gray
R. Birnie
George Sumpter
Alex Sumpter
W. Ridd
W. B. Townsend
J. Douglas
F. W. Robson
J. H. DeLong
Long
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Brandon
Pool Elevator Reports Surplus at Annual Meeting
Dauphin Pool Elevator association shows a surplus of 26807.59 on the financial statement presented at the annual meeting held last Thursday. W Crossley Grandview district director reported overall operations with a province surplus of 1255000 and that pool elevators handled 47 percent of all grain. A motion endorsing wheat board handling of wheat and coarse grains was passed.
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Dauphin Pool Elevator Association
W. Crossley
Grandview
Wheat Board
Crossley
Snowfall and Cold Snap Hit Dauphin Area This Week
Dauphin residents faced a harsh week with almost five inches of snow and frigid temperatures. Highs reached 30.5, then 17.2, with a 3.4 degree low. Last year saw warmer conditions, 42.4 high and 7.4 low, while snowfall totaled 2.6 inches Monday, 1.9 Tuesday, and a trace Sunday.
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Dauphin
Ralph's Announces Anniversary Sale Radio Winners
Ralph's Department Store declares the winners of radios in its Anniversary Sale Contest. The recipients are Mrs. George Smadello of Oak Brae Man, Mrs. Cecil White of MacDonald Man, and Barry Cameron of Poplar Point Man.
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Ralph’s Department Store
George Smadello
Oak Brae
Man
Cecil White
MacDonald
Barry Camron
Poplar Point
Miller couple win second cribspiel championship trophy
Mr and Mrs A Miller win the Watson Cruise trophy and two individual trophies in the cribspiel event. They advance undefeated through three-game matches with a grand aggregate score. Runners up were Mr and Mrs George Jackman. Semis saw Miller defeat Mrs Gordon Shave and Jackman beat Frank English. Finalists in other events included Harry Linn Ben Shewfelt and George Andrew Don Fidlar.
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George
Jackman
Millers
Mr. Miller
Gordon Shave
Mrs. Jackman
Frank English
Harry Linn
Ben Shewfelt
Pete Yaciuk
Ron Jordan
George Andrew
Don Fidlar
Marty Malcovitch
Mike Bazylo
Malcovitch-Bazylo
Overseas Parcels To Go This Week For Christmas
Mail parcels to the United Kingdom or United States now to ensure delivery by Christmas. Letters to the UK accepted until Nov 29. US parcels must ship by Dec 8. Gift parcels limited to 25 dollar value. food not insurable. avoid inflammables. Pack securely in corrugated containers. avoid shoe boxes and festive wrappers.
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United Kingdom
United States
Dauphin Agricultural Society Meeting Reconvenes Tonight
The adjourned annual meeting of the Dauphin Agricultural Society will reconvene at 8 p.m. tonight at the D.M.C.C. building to hear the nominating committee report and conduct main business.
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D.A.S
The
Dauphin Agricultural Society
D M.C.C
Area Board Approves 11 Day Christmas School Holiday
Dauphin-Ochre Area No 1 board sets December 22 closing and January 3 reopening for all schools with some rural schools ending earlier. Non resident high school students face $50 annual fee after Christmas. Salvation Army bids $250 for Bay Centre school and Dowler Watson win $150 to move barn to Listowel. Ventilation project at MacKenzie school deferred to 1951 budget discussion.
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Dauhin
Dauphin-Ochre
Rom
Salvation Army
Old Bay Centre School
May Trower Whool
Listowel School
Messrs. Dowler and Watson
Work Near Completion At Town Water Reservoir
Town engineers report the lower reservoir project nears completion with the dam gates nearly finished and the main construction done. Edward's Lake reserves are higher this year, ensuring winter supply. Pipe replacement progresses with 800 feet of steel pipe ready at Edwards Creek crossing and 2,160 feet of 16 inch pipe already laid.
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R. S. Everall
Everall
Edward’s Lake
Public Works
Edwards Creek
William McClernon Heads District School Trustees
William McClernon was elected head of the district trustees at the Manitoba School Trustees Association regional meeting. Officers include A Goulsbra vice president E Johansen secretary and Joe Tokar and others. Delegates debated two resolutions to raise the basic grant to 1800 and improve textbook supply and dealer financing with curriculum changes by June 1.
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Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
A. Goulsbra
Ochre River
E. Johansen
Dauphin-Ochre
Joe Tokar
Spruce Creek
William Furlong
Woodbend
G. Evasiuk
Oakraina
Rev. Boughen
Wilson River
W. T. Volkers
Trustees
Manitoba Text Book Bureau
Christmas Supplement notice for Dauphin Herald
The Dauphin Herald announces a Christmas Supplement to accompany the Dec. 21 issue. Greetings copy must arrive by Dec. 13. No Herald issue on Dec. 28 due to Christmas and Boxing Day holidays. Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd. 22-24
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The
Dauphin Herald
Herald
Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd
Dauphin Chamber to Elect Officers at Dinner Meeting
The Dauphin chamber of commerce will elect officers at its annual meeting. The event will be a dinner meeting to be held next Tuesday evening at the King's Hotel.
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Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
King’s Hotel
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Harry Eccles
Manchurian
Area Board
Sifton and
Smith-Jackson School
Eaton's Good Deed Club
Dauphin Theatre
Beverley Anderson
Gerry Abrey
Bonnie Mulligan
Sylvia Moroz
Margaret Prokopowich
Dennis Neill
Darlene Meyers
Elaine Ruff
Elaine Clarkson
Lily May Simpson
Lenita Riehl
Betty Ann Armstrong
Corriene Scrase
Nettie Danyluk
Gwen Hampton
Arnold Young
Adele Fitzgerald
Douglas Ke
Kathleen Hughes
Bobby Pollen
Geraldine Munro
Horticultural Society
Ralph's Department Store
Mrs. A. Miller
William McClernon
Chamber of Commerce
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