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Newspaper

Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Apr 05, 1941

Page

4

Twillingate Sun notices and policy note

The Twillingate Sun announces notes of thanks memoriam notes announcements and similar notices are charged at 25 cents each published from the North Side office Twillingate Md and notes received after Wednesday noon may not be inserted the paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.

Home Affairs Twillingate

Balkans Crisis Affects Nazi War Plans In World War I Echo

In a detailed analysis the piece traces German and Austro Hungarian aims in the Balkans, noting Bulgaria and Turkey's roles and the shifting balance as Yugoslavia resists the Reich. It links Balkan actions to broader outcomes, including Italy and Japan, and laments Albanian mountain losses while defending Greece against Mussolini's pushes.

Balkans Germany Austria Balkan Crece Sravia Rumania Bulgaria Greece Turkey Salonika Erich Ludendorff Austria-Hungary France England Yugoslavia Hitler Balkane Italy Mussolini Allis

Fuehrer urged pace as RAF raids erode German resolve

Reports say German leadership faces pressure to seek peace as RAF offensive raids deepen wartime strain. Public loyalty to Hitler wanes amid mounting casualties and resource strain across Germany.

Newfoundland Bases to Fortify Island for War Effort

Americana plans a network of bases in Newfoundland including garrisons in St Johns and Argentia, naval facilities, airports, and a 16 foot road linking St Johns to Argentia. About 12 000 men to be employed with Canada adding more. Permits required for work as Newfoundland is fortified and viewed as the Gibraltar of the west.

Americana Newfoundland St. John’s Quidi Vidi St. Johns Argentia Stephenville St. John's Canada Botwood Meno Gibraltar

Hospital Notes Admit List With Towns and Names

In the week ending April 2nd the hospital admitted Louise Boyde Summerford Alfred Guy Twillingate South Mrs Dorman Gillard Tilt Cove Thos Bridger Campbellton Miss Joyce Verge Bridgeporte Mrs Willis' Bridger Mrs Fred Beau champ Twillingate North Mra Nath Jenkins Jenkins Cove John Horwood Durrell's Arm Wm Stockley Twillingate South. Discharges include John Watkins Indian Cove Alman Barnes Summerford Fred Froude Manuel's Cove Mra Willis Hull Twillingate South. For March 2647 days of care, average 85.4 patients per day. There were 45 admissions, 44 discharges, 4 births and 1 death.

Louise Boyde Summerford Alfred Guy Twillingate South Dorman Gillard Tilt Cove Thos. Bridger Campbellton Joyce Verge Bridgeporte Willis’ Bridger Fred Beauchamp Twillingate North Mra. Nath Jenkins Jenkins’ Cove John Horwood Durrell John Watkins Indian Cove Alman Barnes Fred Froude Manuel's Cove Willis Hull

Fresh Salmon Industry Faces Possible Seasonal Rest

Trade Review notes Newfoundland salmon fishery may avoid overfishing danger this season as spawning results lag four years. River flows high this summer boost spawning prospects, supporting coastal economies. Prospective U S occupation forces could create demand for fresh salmon through refrigeration concerns.

Newfoundland Rivera U.S

Election of Officers in Loyalty Lodge Installed by Tred White

At a recent Loyalty Lodge meeting, officers for the coming year were elected and installed by P M. Tred White. Worshipful Master Arthur Stockless. Deputy Master Charles Moors. Chaplain G. Moors. Recording Secy Cecil Simms. Financial Secy Fred Manuel. Treasurer Augustus Price. Marshal Joseph Stuckleas. First Lecturer Elijah Gillard. Deputy Lecturer Lewis Clarke. Tyler Stewart Young. Satioel Ronald Sharpe. Auditors Frack Roberts and B. Moers. Trustees Charles Moors and Lewis Clarke. Hall committee members include Lewis Clarke and G. Moors. Sick and hospital committees named with multiple members. Cecil Simms noted as Rec Secretary.

Loyalty L.ol P M. Tred White Arthur Stockless Charles Moors M . G. Moors Wikk Bridger Back Harbour Bok Augustus Price Crow Head P M Joseph Stuckless Cecil Simms Rec Secty

Army bars profanity in drill commands for draftees

The Army issues an order at camps forbidding profanity to punctuate commands in the presence of draft recruits. Fort Devens officers praise the change as raising recruit morale and efficiency, based on letters from soldiers who disapproved of language used by veterans.

United States Army Fort Devens Christian Science Monitor

War Savioga Chairman Notes Certificate Benefits

The article by the Chairman last week reports that the advantages of Certificates have not ceased to grow, noting that progress remains steady even as phrases shift in the first paragraph. This reflects continued support for the certificate program and its perceived impact.

Wm Stockley Jr Hurt Operating Saw Mill

Confederation Life reports Mr Wm Stockley Jr was brought from Virgin Arm on Wednesday with a badly wounded hand from operating a saw mill. He is now in hospital.

Wm. Stockley Jr Virgin Arm

Letter From Churchill To Newfoundland Commissioner In Defence

Winston Churchill writes to Mr Emerson on March 22 1941 reaffirming commitment to the Newfoundland agreement with the United States for base rights and destroyer transfers. He notes Newfoundland sacrifice and asks acceptance within the war effort, stressing empire liberty and mankind welfare.

Downing Street Mr. Emerson Penson United States Newfoundland Winston S Churchill

Newfoundland Reply Letter From Mr Emerson March 1941

Mr Emerson expresses gratitude to the Prime Minister for the letter of March 22 and the Empire’s leaders acceptance of the Agreement. He notes Newfoundland’s people will be informed of the views and highlights cooperation between the two great democracies in the struggle for freedom. Mr Penson and Emerson thank the Prime Minister for personal interest in the London negotiations.

Dominions Office Penson Newfoundland United States London Emerson

Gillett's Pure Flake Lye Promises Tough Cleaning Power

Advertisement touts Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as a strong grease cutter for drains and pots. It claims to sanitize homes, remove grime, and eliminate odors while making heavy cleaning easier. Keep a tin on hand for tough jobs.

Gillett

End of East African campaign in sight as Axis fights falter

British officers predict the East African campaign nears end with Italian forces retreating toward Asmara and Cheren captured, while British Imperial forces pursue fleeing Italians. Yugoslavia shuffles posture as Germany faces uncertain moves. Mediterranean actions include Starfish sinking Italian ships and a major clash near Alexandria led by Warspite, with heavy Italian losses and British cruelties.

St. John’s Asmara Cheren Yugoslavia Hitler Germany Starfish Hags Mediterranean Warspite Andrew Cunningham Alexandria Orion Simorvic Belgrade Berlin United States Rome U.S Costa Rica Terra Nova

Global War Update and Allied Advances Report

Reports detail Axis crews arrested to deter sabotage and imminent charges in the United States. Britain claims gains in Eritrea with Asmara in British hands while raids target Emden and Bremen. Ethiopian move toward Addis Ababa continues as mass mobilization spans Yugoslavia and other fronts amid diplomatic strains with the United States over Italian naval Attache recall.

United States Axis Crewa Germany Ily Yugosslavia Yugoslavia Runeia Turkey Asmara Eritria Eritrea Ethiopia Addis Ababa London Emden Bremen Finance Department I Srd Giro Massawa Éday Tampico Mexico Peru Traly Se Nates U. 5 Te Nagi Rey Yul Aia Ia Serba Crbdats Hagle Terra Nova Ranger Neptune Benwaei Libya High Command Cairo Sidia Barrant Mussolini Warsaw Rotterdam

Toronto Weather Notes Severe Cold and Snowbound Towns

Mr. George W. Ridout from Toronto reports a cold windy spell with temperatures near zero. Toronto avoided snow but frost persisted as towns west of the city became snowbound with hundreds of cars stalled and drifts up to fifteen feet high.

George W. Ridout Toronto

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