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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 21, 1949

Page

4

Prime Minister Visited Rivers on Wednesday

The visit by Louis St Laurent drew large crowds in Rivers Manitoba as he toured the town with a Liberal party delegation. He reviewed a guard of honor at the Joint Air School, spoke on unity and defense, and urged unity with Canada’s future. The prime minister signed the guest register and mingled with residents and officials before departing with his entourage.

Canada Louis S. St Laurent Mnicipal Joint Air School Fo. Taylor Brandon L:ral Association Oflayor E. IE. Grant Vister Guard of Honor Ormy Air Force Service Personal Iim Aipport Vieiter Rivers St. Laurent Om Ales Samson S. BR. Garson Grant. Ip Brandenvunethre Manhews House of Commons Hhe Matthews Mr. St- Laurent Party Ahien Formay Tow i Ane St. Laparent RL. On

P M St Laurent Shakes Hands With Happy Day Crowd

The prime minister Louis St Laurent paused to shake hands and chat with cheering enthusiasts in Candia. Babes in arms and smiling supporters filled the scene as officials and locals expressed warmth and approval.

Candia Louis S. St. Laurent Moegshers

Weather Bring Cold Snap Cuts Through District

Fast moving cold front sweeps across district causing brisk winds and sharp temperature drop. Local businesses report reduced activity while several stores close for holiday or weather related reasons. A community effort spruces up streets and a tennis court group aims to revive summer sport activity.

Pearl Tie-Pin In One-Piece Box Unearthed In Scotland

A treasure, a pearl tie-pin in a single hardwood box, rests unused by A. Rhind a Rivers mail clerk near Saskatoon. The relic, about a century old, was found in the River Firth in Scotland. The gold fastener was specially crafted by a Rhine family member.

A. Rhind Anc Wskatoon River Firth Scotland Golc

Nippers Nabbed For Drinking In Public Place

A pair of youths was caught drinking alcohol in a public area last week. They faced a penalty of $20 each, causing disappointment just after payday. Packed with local color, the incident highlights youth behavior and enforcement in the area.

Press of Canada Representatives With Prime Minister

Newsmen from many parts of Canada accompanied the Canadian prime minister on his tour on Wednesday morning. Representing their publications were Douglas How Canadian Press Ottawa Norman MacLeod British United Press Ottawa Norman Campbell The Toronto Telegram Alex Hume Ottawa Citizen Robert Taylor Toronto Star Georges Langlois La Presse Montreal Lorenzo Parique Quebec Maurice Nantel de Canada L Acton Cathol Denys Parc La Patrie Montreal Pierre de Hellefuille Tetroit Ottawa Hugh Boyd Winnipeg Free Press John Mecklin Time Magazine

Canada Douglas How Canadian Press Ottawa Norman MacLeod British United Press Norman Campbell The Toronto Telegram Alex Hume Ottawa Citizen Robert Taylor Toronto Star Georges Langlois la Presse Montreal Lorenzo Parique Quebec Maurice Nantel de Canada L'Acton Cathol Denys Parc la Patrie Pierre de Hellefuille Tetroit Hugh Boyd Winnipeg Free Press John Mecklin Time Magazine

U S Ready to Consider Any Russia Proposal on Berlin Blockade

The United States said it stood ready to receive and jointly consider with Britain and France any proposal from Russia to lift the Berlin blockade and renew talks on Germany. April AP report notes openness to multilateral discussions and peacetime diplomacy.

U.S Russia Washington United States Britain France Berlin Germany

Auto Trip to States Yields Unexpected Highlight

Two carloads of youths from Pivers crossed into the United States on Friday and were detained by state police for questioning over two robbery suspects. The locals identified them, clarified their purpose, and after verification rejoined their party to continue toward the Canadian side.

United States Pivers Ite Conten

Bracken and Party Visit Rivers Last Week

A Brandon constituency Conservative association meeting highlighted a Tas. week visit by Hon. John Bracken with J. C. Donaldson and L. Young. Attendees from Robin dale Mayne Harrow and Rivers Falls joined at H. Wareham’s home and later lunched at the Joint Art School officers' mess.

Ion John Bracken Rivers Ie Brandon Roger John

Morrow to celebrate 71st birthday after 31 years at McKenzie’s

J J Morrow of McKenzies store in Rivers marked 31 years in his current role and will celebrate his 71st birthday on April 28 Food: born in Fullerton Ontario. He later lived in Edmonton and Pipestone before moving to Rivers in 1918. He remains at work daily.

J. J. Morow McKenzie’s Mr. Morrow Ontario Fullerton Edmonton Pipestone Rivers

Rivers Decked Out for Prime Minister Visit

Crowds lined streets as Canada’s prime minister L. S. St. Laurent toured cities, with banners and shops adorned. A mix of political notes from Saskatchewan to Russia framed the day, while Joliet’s Miss Annie Kelly, inventor of the ice cream soda, was remembered alongside a public monument gap.

Charlottetown Saskatchewan Hussia Russia Department of Labor Canada Cornwall Joliet

Opposition Coalitions Form in Canada Provincial Rifts

Canadian writers note old parties unite as new groups rise with CCF as official opposition in British Columbia and Manitoba. Dissidents push for party restoration. in Manitoba four members bolt coalition over redistricting and assembly act changes, citing slow action and overreach. Dr J S Poole and Hugh Morrison leave over merged ridings and representation shifts.

British Columbia Manitoba CCF J. S. Poole Hugh Morrison Poole Beautiful Plains Morrison Fanitou Aiso

Fire chief and council appoint leaders in Rivers

Thirty years ago the fire brigade chose Arthur Bishop as fire chief and the town council named W. L. King to the post. The Knox church mortgage was settled at the annual meeting. The Bradwardine Bank of Commerce branch closed after a fire destroyed W. Myles home, with total loss to building and patents. A ping pong club formed, led by president Alex Whyte. Mrs T W Offen, longtime Rivers resident since 1909, died at age 67. Helen Margaret Davies wed W Douglas Blake in Rivers.

Seater Councilos Poe Mr. Senter Carnegie MuriGh Robert Tasler Thas George Schallais Arthur Bishop W. L. King Bradwardine W. Myles Alex Whyte T. W. Offen Rivers Helen Margaret Davies W. Douglas Blake

Grass fire threatens barn on town outskirts

A spreading grass fire reached the barn at 8 Oakey on the town’s edge early Saturday. The blaze was reported by a passerby who spotted the smoke and alerted the fire brigade. Firefighters brought the flames under control before serious damage occurred.

8. &. Oakey

Local Notices Log With Names and Dates

A fragmented notice lists several individuals and dates across multiple entries. Persons include Hanny Beever Stuart Madder Higginson Neil Tiltmaan Wo pey Mrs R D Britton Burr BC Mrs A W Pearce Bradwardine C J McFadden Warren Shirley Davies W E McFadden Flin Flan Mrs W A Graham nee Mary Walker Sault Ste Marie Mrs E Dickson Colinton Alta Fred English Bradwardine and J J Morrow with dates from April 22 to April 28.

Stuart Madder Higginson Neil Tiltmaan Wopey R. D. Britton Burr BC A. W. Pearce Bradwardine C. J. McFadden Warren Shirley Davies W. E. McFadden Flin Flan W. A. Graham Mary Walker Sault Ste. Marie E. Dickson Colinton Alta Fred English J. J. Morrow

USSR hit North Atlantic Pact in aggressive move says Gromyko

Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet deputy foreign minister, condemned what he called a full scale attack on the North Atlantic Pact. He spoke at a plenary session of the United Nations General Assembly asserting the action was an aggressive act against the USSR.

Russia Ussr Andrei A. Gromyko Sis Unitedations Assembly

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