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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1952
Page
4
Authorized: sas' second-class imail Post
The fragment indicates an official notice from the Post Office Department in Ottawa about second-class mail authorization. The readable text is limited, with no clear names, dates, or actions beyond the placement of authorization terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Editorial stance and call for blood donors in Twillingate
The Twillingate Sun editorial defends journalistic duty to support community efforts while urging readers to respond to Dr Olds’s appeal for blood donors. It stresses editorial restraint on international concerns and highlights the hospital’s need for donor blood to prevent delays in emergencies.
Blood testing choices urge personal scheduling
A fragmented notice highlights individuals pushing for flexible blood testing options. It mentions testing availability and the option for people to arrange appointments at their own pace, signaling shifts toward patient driven health services.
Newfoundland Members Named To House Committees
Ottawa report lists Newfoundland MPs appointed to act on House committees for the session. W. J. Browne handles Privileges and Electing, Banking and Commerce, Public Accounts and others. G. F. Higgins serves in several panels. W. R. Kent and L. T. Stick also named for various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Newfoundland
House of Commons
Icebound Bessie Marie Seals Onboard Count Near Long Point
Capt Stockley reports the Ashbourne vessel Bessie Marie jammed in heavy ice about ten to twelve miles off Long Point. Two thousand four hundred fifty seals are on board and stowed. crew in good condition. The Bessie took three seals on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbournes
Long Point
Stockley
Bessie
Fbureday
Exploits In Ice Near Cape Joan Reported
The Exploits with about 2,000 aboard lies jammed in heavy ice near Cape Joan as Capt. Jim Gillett and the Exploit crew position to weather the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gillett
Cape Joan
March Ice Holds Town Through Cold Spell
The report notes persistent ice in March across North Side while Back Harbour and South Side stay snowbound. Ice on Main Tickle reaches twelve inches in places, with cooling days and freezing nights keeping harbour and bay in fair condition despite forecasts of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga
North Side
Back Harbour
South Side
Crow Head
New TB Drug Coming Soon
The Department of Health announced in a radio release that small supplies of a promising new tuberculosis drug have arrived in the province. The Sanatorium at St John’s treats six patients and West Coast Sanatoriatt twelve, with Dr Peter in charge of the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of ‘Health
St. John’s
Library Board Meeting Notes North and South Islands
The library meeting Tuesday April saw a small vote of attendees but strong community support. Treasurer Malcola Loveridge reported a healthy financial state while circulation records showed steady use and need for good literature. Board members re elected B H Butt K R M Facey and new director H J Pardy James White with officers retained. Local Film Council arranged an enjoyable film program presented by Const F Mercer projectionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatioval
Cop. Howe
War
Malcola Loveridge
B. H. Butt
RK. M. Facey
H J. Pardy
James White
Anntal
B. H Butt
A. H. Hodge
Malcolm Loveridee
E. Clarke
Const
F. Mercer
New Era for Indians in Labrador Heralds Change
Magistrate Wade reports a new era for the Northern Labrador Indian Tribe led by Chief Joseph Riche. After relocations to Nutak and Davis Inlet, the 113 members now fish cod and plan a sawmill and homes with provincial and Newfoundlander aid, aided by Oblate Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
St. Anthony
Joseph Riche
Labrador
Riche
Davis Inlet
Nutak
Davia Inlet
Newfoundand
Oblate Fathers
Building of the home and medical recovery report
Chief Riche underwent a surgical operation at St. Anthony hospital and has fully recovered. A newborn son was born to Mr and Mrs Mark Cooper at St Michael's Hospital Toronto on Monday March 3 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riche
St. Anthony
Davie Talet
Duckworth Street
4Th
Court House
Favor Compulsory Membership At Newfoundland Fishermen Talk
Delegates at the Newfoundland Federation of Fishermen's first annual convention favor compulsory membership to unite all fishermen. A veteran of 34 years and others argue it offers salvation, noting local unions improve earnings and price support. A Twillingate delegate cites cadott sales aided by federation help and urges deducting union dues at merchants' offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland Federation of Fishermen
Federation
Newfoundland
Twillingate
Loyal Orange Association Anniversary Observed with Banquet
The Loyal Orange Association will mark its anniversary on Wednesday of Hasterweek. Mrs Bert Stockley and assistants provided the banquet, having previously catered for the Society of United Fishermen and the Masonic Society. A film showing by the Twillingate Film Council will be screened at night by the Entertainment Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Orange Association
Bert Stockley
Society of United Fishermen
Masonic Society
Totou
Twillingate Film Council
Fixit Vessel Sent To Ice Fields After Refitting
The Fixit, purchased last fall from James Based Limited by John Gillett & Son, left early this week for the ice fields. In command of Herbert Gillett with Captain Peter Troake as mate, the crew of twelve hail from Twillingate. Latest reports place the vessel near the Funks with no word of scale taken to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixit
James’ S
John Gillett & Son
Herbert Gillett
Peter Troake
Twillingate
Funks
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Carter
Buria-Burgeo
Oes
W. J. Browne
St. John’s West
G. F. Higgins
St. John’s East
Banking and Commerce
T. G Ashbourne
Palla White Bay
W.R Kent
Humber-St. George's
Public Accounts
T. G. W. Ashbourne
GF. Higeina
L. T. Stick
Trinity Conception
W. R Kent
G.F. Higgins
CG W. Carter
Larbrador
Cotper Brook
Nomada
South Side U. C. W. A
M. F. Fogan
Pardy’s
Hospital Lane
Department of Natural Resources
Norway Space
Ayson Peninsula
Harvey Road
Salmonier Nurseries
Salmonier Road
Twillingate Fire Insurance Company, Limited
Twillingate Fire Insurance 0, Ltd
C. R. Facey
St. John's
Old
Colorado
Lucky
California
Orange Hall
Vend
Teoy the Frida
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