Russian criticism sparks new Moscow drive over Japan peace
Washington faces Russian propaganda push after Moscow leaked U S peace proposal details. Kremlin questions probe U S aims on a separate peace with Japan, bases in Japan, and guarantees for peacetime economic development while noting U S spending in Japan. Officials remain cautiously hopeful about Russia's cooperation.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Japan
Russia
U. S
America
European leaders push plan for a real European government
In Strasbourg six western European states pursue a European government with a two house parliament and authority over political economic and military affairs. The European Consultative Assembly backed creating a European army with German troop participation by 83 votes to 7 with 19 absent while German Socialists opposed seeking guarantees of German equality. The resolution avoids an international authority opposed by Britain and relies on member state assent.
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Strasbourg
European Consultative Assembly
Ronald Mackay
Council of Europe
Consultative Assembly
Christian Democrats
Assembly
Robert Schuman
France
Britain
Dewey Demands LIRR Trustees Resign in Shake-Up
Governor Thomas E Dewey calls for the resignation of the two trustees of the bankrupt Long Island Rail Road to push through a complete overhaul. A disaster last week in Queensborough left 77 dead and 332 injured when an express train ran through two signals and struck the rear of another train.
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Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Long Island Rail Road
Long Island
Queensborough
Bodies may never be found at Canoe River crash site
Alberta’s chief coroner Dr Max Cantor said the explosion and fire after the wreck likely doomed many of the 20 killed at Canoe River. Only 15 bodies had been recovered and six others were badly hurt after a head on collision on the Canadian National line through the Rockies near 312 miles west of Edmonton involving a passenger train and a troop train bound for Fort Lewis.
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Canoe River
Max Cantor
Alberta
Edmonton
Canadian National Railways
Rockies
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ancient Sloth Bones Found in New Jersey Marshes
James Ruchie, a 14 year old from Moorestown NJ, and The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia report the discovery of bones of a ground sloth about 15 feet long. This first proof indicates a great bear like animal roamed South Jersey marshes 100000 years ago, with similar finds in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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New Jersey
James Ruchie
Moorestown
Academy
Natural Sciences At
Philadelphia
South Jersey
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Town Council Mulls Water Meter Rollout Citywide
At a Monday town council meeting the fire water and sewage committee recommended installing water meters at all premises. The town engineer will investigate installation costs after the committee previously rejected removing a meter at A. D. Smith’s home.
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Fire, Water and Sewage Committee
A. D. Smith
Dauphin
Smith
Dowler Re-elected Fair Board Head in Dauphin
George C. Dowler was re-elected president of the Dauphin Agricultural Society at the adjourned annual meeting. J. A. McKillop was named vice president with directors and committees announced for the coming year. A request to move a temporary barn to the DMC site and seed fair plans were discussed, plus town projects including metering debates and reservoir work.
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George C. Dowler
Dauphin Agricultural Society
DMCC
J. A. McKillop
M. F. Szewczyk
S. J. McLean
Walter Durston
Neil Bowie
Bert Tucker
Bert McLaughlin
R. S. Fverall
Don Fraser
D .E. McLean
G. C. Dowler
Howard Campbell
John Potoski
W. J. Miller
J. ¥. Crowe
Theo Bodnar
J. A. McPhee
D. D. Grant
D. J. Hill
J. Potoski
L. G. Sneath
DMC
Fair Grounds
Dominion Government
R. S. Everall
Hioward Campbell
Christmas Mail Deadlines Set by Post Office
The post office listed deadline dates for Christmas mailing to ensure on time delivery. Focal mail by Dec 16. other Manitoba points Dec 14. Saskatchewan and Ontario Dec 13. Alberta and Quebec Dec 12. British Columbia and Maritimes Dec 11. United States Dec 8. Newfoundland Dec 6. Dauphin Post Office also announces new pickup and stamping changes to speed handling and notes Christmas Day closure.
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Focal Mail
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Alberta
Quebec
British Columbia
Maritimes
United States
Newfoundland
J. A. Cressey
Dauphin
Postminster
Cressey
Rural Municipalities Form Drainage Board
A drainage board formed by reeves of Riding Mountain and Duck Mountain watershed municipalities met in the town hall. The body includes Dauphin Gilbert Plains Massey River and Ethelbert with aims to add Grandview Ochre River Ste. Rose du Lac and McCreary to study drainage. Members agreed to share costs, seek government aid, and focus on protecting all areas from floods while coordinating with PFRA and public works officials.
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Dauphin Public Library
Library Board
Council
E. N. McGirr
K.C
M.L.A
Dauphin
Provincial
Department of Public Works
Winnipegosis Highway
Riding Mountain
Duck Mountain
Gilbert Plains
Massey River
Ethelbert
Grandview
Ochre River
Ste. Rose du Lac
McCreary
Pf.r.a
W. J. Milhausen
Town Resolution Seeks Change For Assessments
Town council passed a resolution urging Manitoba Urban Association to seek provincial action to adjust assessment dates so that assessors may include buildings sufficiently completed in fall in the following year’s rolls. The motion notes July 15 roll completion and Sept 30 cutoff limit changes hinder updating figures before budget time.
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Town Council
Manitoba Urban Association
Court of Revision
Temperature rebound in Dauphin after week of cold snap
After a week of mid winter cold, Dauphin sees higher temperatures return this week. Last year for the same week Dauphin recorded mixed weather with highs up to 46 above on November 27 and lows near minus 4.7 on November 25, with both snow and rain in the period.
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Dauphin District
Dauphin
Chamber of Commerce Elects Eight and Sets Terms
The E McLean chamber elected eight to two year executive terms and four to one year terms. Named to two year terms were Jack McCaffrey Howard Campbell E D Palmer Harley Armstrong Fred Greenwood Ivor Thomas Norman White and E T Drabik. One year directors were R M Boughen R M Forbes H A Breslaw and J S Oliphant Jr. Remaining one year executives are C Jackson R K Whitmore H A Yeo and A R Banner. The group discussed traffic signal needs and directed the health and safety committee to propose measures after consulting the RCMP. The chamber reports 92 members and 731 in fees, with good finances and about 125 cash plus two bonds and secretary equipment. A monthly dinner meeting was approved to boost interest and the December general meeting was canceled.
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Jack McCaffrey
Howard Campbell
E. D. Palmer
Harley Armstrong
Fred Greenwood
Ivor Thomas
Norman White
E. T. Drabik
R. M. Boughen
R. M. Forbes
H. A. Breslaw
J. S. Oliphant Jr
C. Jackson
R. K. Whitmore
H. A. Yeo
A. R. Banner
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Local Elks Lodge Officers Installed in Dauphin
Officers of BP O Elks Lodge No 57 Dauphin were installed last Wednesday by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Thomas Pawlicki of Winnipegosis. 1951 officers include Charlies Fisher past exalted ruler J Slobodzian exalted ruler William Scheilenberg leading knight Roy Hickling loyal knight Glackman lecturing knight A Joistdahl inner guard E P Bennett Tyler Dan Hnatiuk secretary Ross Whitmore treasurer H H Hill esquire Robert Fisher chaplain Steve Voychyshen trustee L Thomas pianist J L Other distinguished visitors were George Smellie Russell past grand exalted ruler of Canada and Roy Kennedy exalted ruler of the Russell lodge.
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Bp.o. Elks Lodge
Dauphin
Thomas Pawlicki
Winnipegosis
Charlies Fisher
J. Slobodzian
William Scheilenberg
Roy Hickling
Glackman
A. Joistdahl
E. P. Bennett
Tyler
Dan Hnatiuk
Ross Whitmore
H. H. Hill
Esquire
Robert Fisher
Steve Voychyshen
L. Thomas
J. L
Induction Tonight For Anglican Rector
Induction service for Rev. T. W. Wilkinson as rector of St. Pauls Anglican church Dauphin begins at 8 p m tonight. Bishop of Brandon Right Rev Ivor A Norris will officiate with Archdeacon H E Bridgett assisting. Canon Newton Bran don will preach and Rev T Thurlow Gilbert Plains will conduct evensong.
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T. W. Wilkinson
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Dauphin
Brandon
Ivor A. Norris
Norris
H. E. Bridgett
M.C
Canon Newton
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
T. Thurlow
Gilbert Plains
Possible shutdown of Dauphin standby power plant next winter
Dauphin council heard Manitoba Power commission may close the town's standby plant next winter due to hydro changes. An electric water pump will replace steam pumps, and town heating may shift away from plant steam. A new 66 000 volt line between Dauphin Neepawa and a 115 000 volt line will create parallel service, reducing need for local standby capacity.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Dauphin
Commisson
G. A. Wrighton
The
Power Commission
Council
Wrighton
Present Power Commission
Neepawa
Parkdale
Roblin
Town Rat Baiting Proves Successful
A health unit report to the town council notes 50 pounds of poisoned bait placed on Nov. 4 resulted in a heavy percentage of rat deaths. With good results, council may consider an extended extermination program to nearly eliminate rats in Dauphin.
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Dauphin
Godin Elected to Lead Local Legion Branch in 1951
S A Godin was elected head of the local Legion with L P Beech P Nyznik R J Brickman and Albert Redgate named officers. Six members joined the executive with three two year terms and three one year terms. A Remembrance Day brief and standardization plan were discussed with committees named. A Christmas tree event and bonspiel were arranged and the December meeting canceled due to Boxing Day.
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S. A. Godin
Legion
L. P. Beech
P. Nyznik
R. J. Brickman
Albert Redgate
Gordon Shave
David Justice
J. W. McCallum
W. N. Wilkinson
L. G. Sneath
Ben Shewfelt
Dominion
Canadian Legon
Grand
Iew
Eaton's
D. H. Sneddon
Bert Snart
Bill Wilkinson
Legion Bonspiec
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Elm Park Group Seeks Inclusion Into Dauphin Town
Petitions from Crescent and Elm Park subdivisions of Dauphin Rural Municipality request incorporation into the town limits. Mayor Bulimore took certified copies to Winnipeg for presentation to the deputy municipal commissioner. Crescent petition bears 43 signatures. Elm Park seeks 35 signatures and council discussion followed last Friday.
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Daupain
Manitoba
Crescent
Elm Park
Dauphin
Winnipeg
W. L. Bulimore
Night school hosts soils lecture in Dauphin series
Thirty six residents attended a special lecture linked to the agriculture course at the Dauphin night school. Professor J H Ellis of the University of Manitoba opened the series, with future talks by Professors J M Brown and Dean Grant McEwan on livestock and other subjects. Enrolment remains open under R A Dale with lectures planned biweekly.
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Dauphin
J. H. Ellis
Universary of
Manitoba
Universary
J. M. Brown
Grant McEwan
Faculty of Agriculture
H. C. Ray
R. A. Dale
Dauphin Pioneers Mark 34th Annual Banquet
The Dauphin Pioneer Association held its 34th annual banquet Friday in the town hall with 154 pioneers and families attending a turkey feast. Elgin led a blessing, a bouquet honored Harry Wicks, and minutes from the last meeting were read. The roll of deceased members included J. J. Hall and Mrs. Frank Whitmore.
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Dauphin Pioneer Association
Elgin Maynard
Harry Wicks
Dauphin Pioneers
J. J. Hall
Frank Whitmore
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European Government
R. F E. Forbes
Everall
James Douglas
Second Avenue N. E
W. G. D. Ritchie
R. E. Dicks
A. D. McKee
Third Avenue
WN. E
Andrew Miller
Winnipeg Tribune
Ers
Roger Watson
Mrs. Miller
Archie Chute
Drawman
Drainage Board
W. J. Ward
M.P
M. Hryhorchuk
E. McLean
Health and Safety Committee
Thecs
R.C.M.P
Elks Lodge
George Smellie
Russell
Canada
Roy Kennedy
Russell Lodge
Elm Park Group
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