Jebb propels UN Security Council as Malik yields to pace
Britain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb takes the helm at the United Nations Security Council with brisk moves to set the agenda and push through actions while Malik contends with delays over North Korea. The council, though slow, shows heightened public attention and potential for stronger performance as the new presidency begins.
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Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Puummia
Jakob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Malik
Council
Warren Austin
United States
Griegate
Maliv
Jebb
Amddohn Chang
Chang
Gladwyn
Forces Align on Compulsory Service Across Europe
Strengthening defense attitudes was clarified in Europe as the United Kingdom and France moved toward compulsory military service. Officials cited recruiting shortfalls and rising duties tied to the Korean War and regional security. Continued on Page 4, Col. 6.
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Europe
United Kingdom
France
Korea
Britain
Building Permits Reach $379 846 For Eight Months
Dauphin issued 10 building permits in August totaling $105 400, lifting eight month permits to $379 846. The year to date compares with $433 427 and 103 permits for August last year, led by two new commercial buildings totaling $23 500 and a $60 000 addition.
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Dauphin
Hunting Dates For Ducks And Big Game Declared
The province announces duck seasons by region with varied opening dates from Sept 1 to Sept 21 and closing in mid November. Delta Waterfowl area gets Oct 6 to Nov 12. Big game opens at sunrise with deer allowed province wide but moose closed south of the Lard parallel. A $5 licence fee applies. upland bird season decision pending.
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Churchill
Hudsons Bay District
Pas
Delta
Lake Manitoba
White Mud River
Lake Francis
Water Pipeline Break Repaired Near Dauphin
A 12 inch water line broke about 14 miles south of town Monday morning along No 10 highway. The booster pump head blew off later, cutting water until repairs and a new pump head were installed by Tuesday noon. Water pressure remained low until full repair.
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Dauphin
R. S. Everall
Town
No. 10
First North Hamfest Held In Dauphin Sunday
More than 100 amateur radio operators gathered at the Dauphin airport for the first hamfest in northern Manitoba. Visitors from Manitoba and Saskatchewan joined the Dauphin Amateur Radio club for contests prize draws and sports. Highlights included a northern team win in softball, prizes over 60, free ice cream, and a high number of transmitting sets with no radio interference.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dauphin Amateur Radio Club
Dauphin Weather Then and Now Shows Warm Week
Temperatures in the 70s and a high of 83 on Monday marked a milder summer week in the Dauphin area with no precipitation. The period compared to 1949 featured higher highs and a low of 38.6 on Sunday, while late August readings were incomplete at the meteorological office.
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Dauphin
Meteorological Office
Train Service Resumed Here After Strike
The nine day wage hour dispute ended as railway workers returned to work at C N R yards in Dauphin. First westbound freight left at 8 40 a m and first eastbound passenger train No 10 departed at 2 40 a m Friday. The first passenger arriving was No 9 from Winnipeg at 3 45 a m Friday. Gas and oil shortages eased and supplies returned to normal in the Dauphin area.
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Dauphinites
C.N.R
Dominion
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Canada
Local Citizens Asked To Pick Up Supplies Loaned To Evacuees
Citizens who loaned bedding and other supplies to evacuees during the Red River flood are urged to collect unclaimed items at the D.M.C.C. building. The town council set September 7 as a deadline and storage may be disposed of if not picked up today. those missing blankets or supplies should call at the D.M.C.C. building to claim their articles.
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Red River
D.M.C.C
Caven Carmichael Heads New Hockey Executive
Caven Carmichael was chosen to lead a new hockey executive for the coming season. Harvey Yeo is vice president, George Bevan remains secretary treasurer, with Don Forrest continuing in an advisory role. Committee chairs include Ted Ewanchyshyn equipment Joe Allard transportation Tom Hutchison minor hockey Harry Gemmel finance Harvey Yeo advertising and publicity and Ralph Bagley players.
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Harvey Yeo
George Bevan
Don Forrest
Ted Ewanchyshyn
Joe Allard
Tom Hutchison
Harry Gemmel
Ralph Bagley
Ted Scrase
Gordon Fitzgerald
Record enrollment rises across Dauphin schools for 1950 51 term
Enrollment in Dauphin’s three elementary schools and the Collegiate and Technical Institute reached a new high with 1 352 pupils in grades 1 12 for the 1950 51 term, up 70 from last September. Elementary schools show steady gains. Collegiate totals rise to 327 with final figures expected over 350.
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Dauphin
Whitmore
Smith-Jackson
Smith-Jackson School
Henderson and
Henderson School
Whitmore School
The
Dauphin Collegiate and Technical Institute
Elections Loom For 13 Open Posts This Fall
Nomination day is October 10 with municipal elections on October 20. Four town council seats expire this year with incumbents J Puchalski D E McLean C S Robertson G H Munro up for election. Rural Dauphin council has three seats expiring, plus four Dauphin Ochre School Area No 1 terms and two Dauphin town school board terms. Names and wards noted for each term.
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Dauphin Town
J. Puchalski
D. E. McLean
C. S. Robertson
G. H. Munro
Dauphin
R. E. Forbes
J. R. Secord
J. J. Kalichuk
Dauphin- Ochre School Area No. 1
C. R. Durston
J. J. Arthurs
W. T. Volkers
Dauphin Consolidated School District
J. G. Blinkhorn
G. Sumpter
W. L. Watson
Outdoor Army Drive In Walk In and Stand
An army show on the Mackenzie grounds presented a modified Drive In experience labeled Walk In and Stand. The baseball backstop served as the projector screen and the sound track amplified voices and music for audiences.
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Mackenzie Grounds
Radio Station License May Come This Month
W. Cruise, vice-president, reported strong stock sales for the radio venture. A. T. Warnock said CBC board hearings in Vancouver on Sept 19 20 should grant the license. The firm surpassed its $30 000 stock goal and will limit further common stock sales to current holders for a week before offering any remainder to the public. Plans include transmitter and studio work immediately after license approval.
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W. Cruise
A. T. Warnock
K.C
CBC
Board of Governors
Vancouver
Warnock
Dauphin
Parks Board Reports Eight Month Deficit and Budget Moves
The Parks Board shows an eight month deficit with revenue $4 405 and expenditures $4 841 31 up from $4 447 last year. They expect similar late year revenue and seek a special grant in 1951 to run the tourist camp while considering arena seating improvements.
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Parks Board
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