Suez Talks Split British Urge UN Path
Five nation delegation led by Menzies discussed a Western plan for an international board to run the Suez Canal linked to the UN. Nasser signaled openness to international cooperation but rejected international control, while Britain debates intervention versus cautious action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
Suez
Laraton
Suez Canal
United Nations
Namer
An Eri
Stelemate
Britain
Adenauer Rebuttal of Russian Bid for German Reunification Talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer rejected Soviet diplomatic outreach seeking secret talks with Western powers on ending Germany’s division. Moscow warned reunification must come through direct East and West German negotiations, while Bonn insisted the East German regime lacks People’s representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Washington
London
Pars
Moscow
Germany
Protocal
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Gromyko
Benn
Hope for Canada Soviet fisheries talks in Vancouver
Soviet fisheries minister Alexander Ishkov concluded a three week Canadian tour aimed at exchanging information on fisheries. Canadian officials hope the visit will delay tensions with Russia and possibly prompt Russian buyers for Canadian fish surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ishkov
Vancouver
Canada
Russia
Sinclair
Harvest Outlook Shows Good Crop Despite Wet Harvest
The bureau of statistics in a September report says general crop prospects remain good despite wet weather delaying harvest. Heavy rains slowed harvesting across the Prairies, with extensive delays in eastern Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Ctup
Manitota
Open House At Dauphin Public Library This Friday
The Dauphin public library invites the public to an open house Friday from 2 30 to 5 0 featuring a renovated interior teen and junior sections with new shelving and a division counter. Refreshments will be available and donations from the Canadian Legion aided the enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Public Library
Canadian Legion
Lirary Board
Holiday hiatus for Herald as staff take two weeks off
The Herald announces an early September issue to grant two weeks of staff vacation. Next issue is Sept 27 after a break during which the office remains open for business and job printing needs. The entire staff will be away from regular newspaper duties for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Bill
Genae
Fay
Tom Love Receives Colorado College Scholarship Grant
Dauphin XII graduate Tom Love will attend Colorado College as a scholarship recipient. He posted a 95 percent entrance test score, solid school records, and athletic endorsements from Mr. and Mrs. James H. Love. Colorado College sits in Colorado Springs on 50 acres at 6000 feet, with 1100 students. Love plans to study geological engineering as a sophomore while trying out for quarterback and hockey, under a comprehensive activity grant including tuition and books and possible part time work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
James H. Love
Edward Avenue
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Tom
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Tam
Colorado College
Dauphin Trustee Defends Drink Study Amid School Debate
Dauphin-Ochre board chair C R Durston defended a claim that 65 percent of Manitoba high school students drink, saying the statistic was not based on Dauphin Collegiate pupils. Winnipeg principals and student leaders challenged the figure, while Durston cited city crime, traffic, and provincial responses as context. Norris G Aitken, principal at Dauphin Collegiate, questioned the nationwide scope of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Collegiate
C. R. Durston
Dauphin-Ochre School Area Board
Durston
Teptumne
School Trustee Magazine
Manitoba
Winnipeg
CBC
Aitken
Colegiate
DCTI
Mr. Durston
North America
Norris G. Aitken
Dauptin
Timber operators expect good woods season amid rising market
Manitoba forest service report shows Western district 1955 56 timber sales near 20 million FBM with exports and pulpwood rising. Strong demand and firm prices offset by heavy snow and fires. total value up 343055 over 1954 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Forest Service
Mafeking
Minitonas
Rotary camp report highlights success at Silversands Beach
Walter Fordyce told Dauphin Rotary at the Aug 20 luncheon that the Silversands camp season was very successful. The club funds a summer camp for underprivileged children and maintains facilities, with plans for improvements and a target 2000 water well to boost the camp next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fordyce
Rotary
Silversands Beach
Walt Fordyce
COMEN
The
Dauphin Rotary Club
Massey River
Lake Dauphin
Fordyce
Rotary Club
Dauphin Federal
Dauphin Chub
Salvador Army
Area Board Briefs Discuss Transport Shortfalls and Options
Dauphin Ochre area board faced 90 minutes of delegations on school transportation. Trustees Rampton Allard and Polloway explored settlements as bus and van service remain insufficient. West Bay extension denied due to road conditions while Eclipse district urges no further transfers. Victo Hupalo seeks home transportation or reboarding in Sifton with subsidies or self‑funded option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin-Ochre
V. H. Rampton
R. J. Allard
Cc. C. Polloway
West Bay
SUS
Fran Eclipse
Board For Transportation
Hupalo
Sifton
New Manitoba Liquor Licensing Board Named
The provincial cabinet released four men and one woman to the liquor commission's new licensing board. The board, chaired ex officio by Barnard Halstead, will meet in March to handle applications for new liquor outlets as municipalities vote in October. Hotels and restaurants will seek licenses and renewals, with all proceedings open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Commission
New Licensing Board
E. Fillmore
Peter
Fiela
Joseph Derocke
Notre Dame Des Lourdes
A. A Trapp
Brokenhead
S. Russenholt
Winnipeg
Barnard Halstead
Liquor Commisson
Manitoba
First Frosts Hit Dauphin District Early
The Dauphin district logged early frosts with temperatures dipping to 29.2 and 28.4 degrees on Friday and Saturday of last week. Frost arrived Sept 7 and 8, then sunny days followed, aiding harvesting. September's total precipitation reached 0.50 inches, with August's mean temperature 62.6 and rainfall 1.75 inches over nine days. The earliest frost in the district since 1921 occurred on August 23, 1950 at 31 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin District
Local Appeal For Blind Set For Next Week
The CNIB annual drive runs Sept 17 to 24 to finance services for Manitoba blind. Volunteers will canvass Dauphin homes and local businesses. chairwoman Mrs. J N McFadden, with Mrs. A Gowanlock guiding the committee, urged support at a Monday meeting led by George Gillis CNIB Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Institute For the Blind
Dauphin
J. N. McFadden
A. Gowanlock
George Gillis
CNIB
Manitoba
Gillis
2 Car Lion-O Event Slated For Sept 17 At DMCC Arena
The Dauphin Lions club plans a high profile 2 Car Lion-O event next Monday September 17 at the DMCC arena as part of fundraising for a community swimming pool. Ticket sales are brisk and a report from Winnipeg architects Northwood Chivers Casey outlines plans and site options for a pool costing about 35000 to 40000 with around 20000 already in the fund and a hope to begin construction next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMCC
Dauphin
Lions Club
The
Herald
Dauphin Lions Club
Northwood, Chivers & Casey
Winnipeg
George Delaney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Eccles
Nasser
Menzies Committee
Cairo
Mohamed Hassasein Heikal
Akhbar al Yom
Hope For Business
Ishkov Party
Seuclair
Soviet Union
Tex
Iceland
Europe
Murmansk
K. Everall
Tom Love
Bracken Commission
Area Board Briefs
Mink River
Victo Hupalo
Area Board
New Board
Max
Civic Administration
Eric C. Day
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!