Soviet Warning on Syria and Turkish Border Tensions
The Soviet Union accused Turkey of massing troops on the Syrian border as Russia warned against foreign military actions in Syria. Soviet Premier Nikolai Biyfenin and Foreign Minister Andrej Gromyko pressed for restraint while Turkey said troops were on normal alert. The letter and counterclaims echoed broader fears of new global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Biyfenin
Adnan
United States
Russia
Andre
Gromke
Turkey
Soviet Union
Soviet Spies Arrested Amid UN Hungary Session
The Lostantay newspaper reports two Soviet embassy attaches in Ankara, Aleksander Mikhail Morlagin and Mikail Lisehin, were arrested on spying charges. The UN General Assembly held a special session condemning Hungary and the Soviet actions in Suez and Hungary, with calls for continued attention into the 12th session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkey
Herge
Lostantay
Milii- Jet
Bos
Sith General Assembly
United Nations
Hungary
Ue Suezawa
Rusia
Street Caves In After Cautionary Moods In Farnworth
An industrial town in Lancashire sees a street cave in during weekend upheaval. The event follows threats of moods and workers blasting trenches to repair a water main, with significant portions of the street already swallowed by the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Farnworth
Mackay Indian School Opens with Indigenous Community Blessing
Federal officials inaugurate the Mackay Indian School with Dinsdale and staff present. Canon H G Cook and Bishop Ivor Norris join in a dedication service officiated by Archbishop Walter Barfoot. Rev J McGillvray delivers Cree language lesson as the school opens under church administration.
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RD. Ragan
Davey
H. G. Cook
Ottawa
Ivor Norris
Brandon
Walter Barfoot
All Canada
Norris
Jesson
J. McGillvray
Devon Mission
The
Pas
God Save the Queen
First killing frost nears as Autumn starts early
The article notes a killing frost threshold of 29.5 degrees used by the weatherman and records the first frost likely this week. It mentions autumn traditionally begins Sept 21 and recalls a 1956 frost on Sept 7 at 29.2 degrees. Leaves will turn colors as temperatures drop and flowers fade.
Ratepayers Vote Set On Municipal Debenture By Law
Council approves by law to hold a ratepayers vote on an $8 000 debenture to finance an asphalt mixing plant and related street paving equipment. Civic election day is Oct 18 with extended 9 am to 6 pm polls and a three day advance poll Oct 12 15 21. Affected streets are Main First Second Third Fourth avenues NE NW and SW and First Second streets SW.
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Mendey Snes
CNR
Paviain
Halling
Main Street
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
First Street
George Pavlin Wins Two Scholarships for Manitoba Student
George Pavlin, 17, enters first year engineering at the University of Manitoba after winning two scholarships totalling 700. Former grade 12 valedictorian from Dauphin district, he aims for a chemical engineering degree and hails from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pavlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pavlin
University of Manitoba
George
Charles Pavlin
Dauphin District
St John Ambulance Branch Reorganizes in Dauphin
R. W. Payne provincial secretary of Manitoba district visits Dauphin on Sept 4 and meets local members. A temporary committee led by Jack Henderson is formed to reorganize the branch and plan the coming season. Dorothy O Donnell named secretary. Mr or Mrs Thomas may stay on advisory executive. Cliff Matthews chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John Ambulance
Dauphin
R. W. Payne
Manitoba District of St. John Ambulance
W. A. Thomas
Jack Henderson
Dorothy O Donnell
St John Ambulance
Noor
Mrs Tromas
Cliff Matthews
Bank of Nova Scotia Changes Dauphin Branch Manager
Murray I. Gamblin leaves as Dauphin branch manager after four and a half years to head the New Liskeard Ontario office. Peter J. T. Le Gallais, formerly Edmonfon main office assistant manager, is named his successor. Gamblin and his wife Starr and daughter have lived in Dauphin since 1953. Le Gallais arrives with wife and two young children to inaugurate his Dauphin post.
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Dauphin
Bank of Nova Scotia
Murray I. Gamblin
New Liskeard
Ont
Peter J. T. le Gallais
Edmonfon
Gamblin
Starr
Canada
le Gallais
Edith Lyn
James Douglas
Automotive Products On Display In Dauphin Tour
Eight manufacturers stage a first of its kind mobile display tour across Western Canada stopping in Dauphin at the DMC industrial hall. Gillis & Warren Limited coordinates showings with factory reps from Willard Battery Wix Charmpion Raybestos McQuay Norri Lincoln Engineering and others. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday with no admission charge and attendees receive refreshments and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Western Canada
Gillis & Warren Limited
Vancouver
DMC
Willard Battery Company
Wix
Charmpion
Raybestos
McQuay-Norri
Hallingshead Whiz
Livecoln Engineering
Dauphin Town and Rural Gain Honors in Beautification Contests
Top honors in the beautification towns section of the annual roads and towns contest go to Dauphin, which receives a framed honorable mention. Dauphin also earned second in best kept roads among 50 to 100 mileages, trailing Turtle Mountain. Russell won the most improved town award with the Bentley shield, while Roblin took the Birks-Dingwall shield for best looking village of its size. The judging panel, led by J E McAuley, W J S Fulsher, and W R cee, traveled over 10 000 miles visiting municipalities, towns, villages and farms across Manitoba. They praised public works and a clean town look.
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Manitoba Good Roads Association
Dauphin
Shea-Drowry Y S
Turtle Mountain
Union Municipalities Shield
Russell
Roblin
Facm
Flin Fionn
Manitoba
McAuley
Chubb
Woodhead
St Pauls Home Seeks Funds for Parkette Shelter
Senior citizens at St Pauls Home are to benefit from a planned screened shelter and parkette. Rev Sister Apollinaria says there is no rest area outside for the old folk. The patio-lize shelter costs less than 1000 dollars and a drive to raise funds will start immediately with local and district organizations asked to contribute.
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St. Paul's
Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate
Apollinaria
Rural Schools Report Shows Decline in Area Attendance
A Herald survey of 29 of 35 A group schools and all 3 B group schools in the Dauphin-Ochre area shows a drop in pupil numbers since opening day 1956. Total fall from 762 to 574 across the period, with several schools reporting increases and others closing due to insufficient enrollment.
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Dauphin-Ochre
Herald
Ochre River
Makinak
Sifton
Jan Kup
Paulson
Granville
Dauphin Plains
Gartmore
Turtle River
Riverbend
Valley Village
Banks
Burrows
Dickson
Fishing River
Podolia
Canadian Legion Holds Command Council Meeting Here
The Canadian Legion gathered for a command council meeting with attendees from across Manitoba and Ontario including Arthur H. Evans and R. W. Blackwell. After the council sittings, seven of ten branches met with John McCalhim presiding as honorary citizens were named in Dauphin.
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Arthur H. Evans
Port Arthur
R. W. Blackwell
Peter O’krainec
Winnipeg
W. S. B. Lockhart
Flin Flon
Marsh Peters
Wawanesa
Sidney Wilson
George Clarke
Brandon
Lloyd Sneath
John McCallum
John McCalhim
Dauphin
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
San Clara
Ochre River
Ste Rose
McCreary
Ontario
Six Newly Naturalized Canadians Welcomed During Ceremonies
Five men and one woman became Canadians at a naturalization ceremony in the court room of the Court House on Monday September 16 at 10 am. The group included individuals from central Europe China and Scandinavia. The Dauphin Women’s Council and IODE attended to welcome the new citizens with packets of citizenship booklets and special greeting cards.
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Court House
Central
Europe
China
Scandinavia
Dauphin Women's Council
IODE
D. A. Ross
F. W. Robson
Women's Council
Citizenship
Department of Immigration
Canada
J. A. Koke
4-H Broadcast Honors Russell McKillop Leader
CBW Winnipeg announces a salute to outstanding leaders this Saturday September 21 at 11 15 am featuring Russell McKillop Dauphin Plains 4 H Seed club leader on the regular weekly broadcast.
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CBW
Winnipeg
Russell McKillop
McKillop
Dauphin Plains
Bogus Cheque Epidemic Hits Town
A man and a woman team of bogus cheque artists visited Deu Phin last Saturday, cashing nearly twenty cheques for amounts from 105 to 114, netting over 2000 in cash and merchandise. RCMP investigations suggest two may be involved. descriptions point to a man 35 to 40, about 5 10, 175 pounds, dark hair with gray flecks, wearing a dark blue jacket and khaki or gray trousers, often aided by a woman during purchases in Main Street stores.
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Deu- Phin
RCMP
Main Street
Bank of Nova Scotia
Tomlin Construction Ltd
R. Strang
L. Kozak
G. Willis
Manitoba
Legion Plans Reorganization Amid Secretary and Presidents
Legion announces reorganization with Secretary and President roles filled by A. H. Evans of Port Arthur and W. S. B. Lockhart of Flin Flon. Dauphin’s Norman Krass shot the scene.
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An A. H. Evans
Port Arthur
W. S. B. Lockhart
Flin FlonecaEn
President Dauphin
Norman Krass
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Payne
J E. McAuley
J.S. Fulsher
Cee
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CS. London
St. Paul's Home
Parkette
Mountview
Sandringham
Edge Listowel
Listowel
Eclipse
Hamilton
Bay Centre
Eva Chmelowski
Carrick
Gerhard Loewen
EF. Cassin
Fairville
Mary Prokopowich
Ferley
Peter Rudy
FE. Kay
Halley
Ann Smylski
John France
Kosin
Bpugenia Lodge
Canadian Legion
Ern
Legion
Legion Command
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