Manitoba Commons press gallery poll reveals critic reviews
Eight Winnipeg reporters judged Manitoba legislature members over five weeks, scoring speeches, attire, attentiveness, and wit. Duff Roblin hailed as best speaker, Campbell best dressed. Swailes dullest speaker, Stinson top heckler, McDowell leading popularity. Indemnity raises noted, calls for intelligent candidates.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Stephen Juba
Ind
Duff Roblin
J. W. Thompson
Virden
Reg. Wightman
G. A. Hutton
Minnedosa
D. L. Campbell
Donovan Swailes
C.C.F
Lloyd Stinson
Swailes
Stinson
Jack McDowell
P.C
Iberville
Peoples
Commons
Buchan Visit At Kafka Home Over The Weekend
Visitors to Ed Kafka's home included Elizabeth Yorkiew of Garson, David Kafka home from school, Carl Kafka Regina Stowe Albert Kafka and Tyronne Kafka whose mother is ill. Tyronne's arm is improving and he exercises in the city where he attends school. Mike Herda and his bush workers remain in the bush cutting logs. Heff joke with Bill Garman as bull cook. They mention Ann sending cooked food and suggest adding water to the soup pot Mike. We may come for chow.
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Ed. Kafka
Elizabeth Yorkiew
Garson
David Kafka
Carl Kafka
Georgina Stowe
Albert Kafka
Tyronne Kafka
Tyronne
Mike Herda
Mike
Bill Garman
Ann
Winnipeg visitors and birth reported in local notes
Greenwald Mr and Mrs Pete Smith of Winnipeg visited the A Petznik home. Oswald Singbeil and Jerry Lange visited the A Singbeil home. Linda Alma Kintop Mike Kominski and Robert Stubel spent the weekend at home. Rev and Mrs Henry Thielman welcomed a son born March 4 in a Winnipeg hospital. A Petznik and Ewald Leffler left for camp March 4 with spring camp at Bill Schwark's. Harold Henry and Fred Froehlich spent the weekend at home, Alfred Zieke and Norman …
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Pete Smith
Winnipeg
A. Petznik
Oswald Singbeil
Jerry Lange
A. Singbeil
Linda
Alma Kintop
Mike Kominski
Robert Stubel
Henry Thielman
Ewald Leffler
Bill Schwark
Harold, Henry and
Fred Froehlich
Alfred Zieke
Norman Froehlich
Films on Yugoslavia to Feature in Beausejour Program
A Beausejour film program on Friday March 26 at the Lyric Theatre will present four films including two features and two travelogues. The Yugoslavia documentary titled The Crack in the Iron Curtain, shot last summer with Marshall Tito’s permission, explores progress in farms and factories after breaking with Russia.
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Yugoslavia
Russia
Beausejour
Lyric Theatre
Stefaniuk
Paris
Mozart
Marshall Tito
America
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Arkansas
Rio Grande
Colorado
Columbia
Hudson
Potomac
Mozart's Wonderland Display Show Inspires Alpine Beauty
The exhibit titled Mozart's Wonderland highlights stunning Austrian Alps scenery that inspired much of Mozart's music. The program is set to begin at 2 p.m., announced by H Stefaniuk, owner of Stefaniuk's Garage.
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Austrian
Alps
Mozart
H. Stefaniuk
Stefaniuk
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