Daly Story Municipality Developments and Openings
The Daly area sees activity with new ventures and property moves. Local livery firms reorganize, transfers occur among businesses, and plans emerge for a street presence and a new storefront.
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
2
Wedding Highlights and a Fatal Mine Accident in September WV
The Gazette details the elaborate wedding of Robert B. Tavy and Eunice Lou Sins with gifts from Worcester, Oxford, Vancouver, Galway, Belfast, and many Canadian towns. Brandon police magistrate figures in a court note. Separately, RCMP report Sidney Lain, 21, killed at Cadomin Coal Mine near Edmonton when he tripped and fell under mine cars. coroner’s jury rules accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Tavy
Eunice Lousins
the Gazette
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Sidney Lain
Foothills
Alta
Cadomin
Edmonton
Sid Lain
Blind Girl Aims Social Work Career After McMaster
A gifted student who lost sight gradually studies toward a social work path. She earned a HAL degree at McMaster University and is pursuing further studies at University of Toronto. She plans to join the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and work in welfare, balancing practical Institute hours with university courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMunter University Ib
Louise
Itaing
University of Tarapin
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Gras University
Lugue
Tehiegt
Brantford
Princeton
McMaster
University of Michigan
Government keeps Longueuil plant for war weapon study
The Longueuil gun plant of Canadian Arsenal Ltd remains in federal hands for the industrial preparedness program. It will not compete with private industry but will let other firms study blueprints and manufacturing techniques. The Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps will supply information through the RCAC association formed last autumn at the depot. The plant, on an 168 acre site, was a major wartime producer and now centers on Penguin Mark II snowmobiles, with around 250 to 300 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ome
Canada
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Association
Longue Point
J. G. Notman
Longueuil
Penguin Mark
Crown
United States
Haunted Canadian House Had Irish Servants Guard
Dublin reports claim a Canadian government house in St. Brigid's outskirts is haunted. To guard against the ghost, the staff must number three. High Commissioner Hon. W. F. A. Turgeon bought the box-like residence. he has not seen the apparition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
St. Brigid’s
W. F. A. Turgeon
Eskimo girl ward of explorer to teach in Alaska
Nita Amundsen, adopted by Roald Amundsen, now a Nazarene College student in Red Deer Alberta, is set to teach in Alaska. Her unique upbringing with the Chuckees at East Cape, the Arctic frontier, shaped her path to education in the sub arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer
Alaska
Red Deer
Alta
Siberia
Alberta
Nita Amundsen
Nazarene College
Nita
Roald Amundsen
East Cape
Asia
Gravy Controversy Over Barbara Ato Gift Sparks Debate
In Trurham Chronicle tone the Barbera Anim Sool dispute questions amateur status after Barbara Ato receives a car for winning a world skating championship. She returns it amid pressure, while critics wonder if gifts could turn amateurs into professionals and prompt public fuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trurham Chronicle
Barbara Ato
Chy
Politically Charged Recital Provokes Mixed Audience Reaction
The St Thomas Times Journal notes Mr Robeson drew sympathizers in the audience who enjoyed his evasive political propaganda but found it impertinent. Recitals are valuable for performers yet politics in music risks driving away listeners, as crowds resent this subtle method attributed to Paull Rubegon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Robeson
Paull Rubegon
Death of Lioyd Osbourne Reaches End of Noted Line
The New York Times reports the death of Lioyd Osbourne in Los Angeles at 72, noting a family tale tracing to 1876 when two youths, after a canoe trip in Grez France, visited an inn. Robert Louis Stevenson, one traveler, described the voyage in An Inland Voyage. An American woman, Mrs. Fanny Van de Grift Osbourne, with two children, stayed there. Three years later after divorce proceedings, Stevenson followed her to California and they wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lioyd Osbourne
Los Angeles
Grez
France
Robert Louis Stevenson
Fanny van de Grift Osbourne
Oleo versus butter imports prompt in Canada
In January Canada imported about 12 million pounds of butter from New Zealand to sustain a six ounce ration. Critics argue the need to import so much butter signals a policy shift toward oleomargarine production to relieve price pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell Sun
Canada
New Zealand
Wlo
Oleomar Marine
Howe Urges Coal, Warns of Oil Shortage Heading Winter
Ottawa CP Reconstruction Minister Howe urged households to secure their winter coal supply during the summer and said fuel oil for home heating is worse than expected. He cited coal stocks piling up in dealers yards and warned it would be impossible to handle incoming tonnages without movement of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Howe
Exported Canada Cars March Totals by Destination
Canada shipped over five thousand automobiles in March with totals to Australia 2 180 Britain South Africa 1 526 India 662 New Zealand 262 Netherlands East Indies 156 and other nations. Moose Jaw bylaw imposes 1 fine to jaywalkers and other offenders in main street parking with two day payment and appearance rights for court defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
It & (Cp
Real Caouette
Union Des Electeurs
Pontiac
Australia
British South Africa
India
New Zealand
Netherlands East Indies
Moose Jaw
Sask
Jay Walkers
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Charkas
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Wilson H. Humphries
Rivers, Mas
George E. Jelliff
International Harvester Agent
General Blacksmith Area
Lind Atcoone
Rivers, Man
Rey
Lesa
J. R. Stratford
Imperial Life Agent
Peter Luchuck
Imperial
Rivers Serv
D. Mitchell
Porn
Rivers Insurance Agency
Albert Wareham
White
the Rivers Cafe
Harold Stanley
Prop
Main Street
Rivere
Henry
Perrett
M. Kowalchuk
CNR
Uu. Can
Vatha
Fourth Avenue
Ith Street
B. R. Coleman
Ll.b
Second Avenue
Warehaui’s
Brandon
Reesor
Abe Reesor
Romer Ave
Reesor’s Jewelry Store
Rresor
Daly
McLennan
Hig
Ty Soa
R.A. Milly
AL Hears
AL J. Linklater
Bert Frank
Hi, Couch
Shierieaca
George Boonierville
Seond Avenue
Drotah Mackignen
Eandy
Ctinnery
Coffe
Worcester
Oxford
England
Vancouver
Galway
Belfast
Ireland
London
Ont
Land Digear
Nanton
Winnipeg
Elkhorn
Wheatland
Bradwardine
Oak River
Pendennis
Roseville
Rapid City
Grand Trunk Pavific
Riversite
The
Rivers Gazette
James A. Dunkin
Optometrist
George E. Dunkin
McKenzie Bidg
Ninth St
Charles A. Campbell
Brandon, Manitoba
Rosenman's Furniture Exchange
Rosser Ave
Stordy & Alder
Buckingham & Stordy Canadian Bank of Commerce
Harry L. Trump
Isieta
Brent
Ahe
Canada House
Eire
Saskatchewan
A. R. Readey
Rawleigh
B.C
Bing
California
J. W. Hanlon
Bradwardine Hardware
J. F. Topinka
the Brewers and Hotelkeepers OF
Manitoba War Fund
University of Manitoba
Department of Education
Brockie
Funeral Home
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