Twillingate Sun Notice and Subscription Rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 for Canada and 1.50 for England the U.S. and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term display ads with contract pricing for long term. Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents. No guarantee for late letters and no responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Europe face tense balance as nations weigh arms and treaties
The piece surveys European defense strains with Britain’s National Defense plan stirring Berlin while France pushes conscription. Germany claims Allied disarmament violations and asserts security measures, as France and Britain clash over defense aims. Public opinion in England leans away from new entanglements. Canada vows nonintervention beyond territorial defense.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Hitler
Simon
Eden
Canada
Jiitain
Correction to Ad Text: Offering Our Entire Stock of Brandram Hendersons
In Mr Manuel's Adt on page One the phrase should read We are Offering Our Entire Stock of Brandram Hendersons and London R M Paints. The previous insertion of Operating is corrected to reflect Offering.
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Manuel
Brandram-Henderson’s
London R.M. Paints
New paper The Co operative News launched in Newfoundland
The Co operative News is launched by Mr. J. R. Smallwood chairman of the Fishermen's Co- Operative Union. Headquartered at Bonavista the first issue appeared on March 23 and weekly issues will be printed at St Johns. The paper aims to aid fishermen and spread the Union over Nad.
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Cooperative News
J. R.smallwood
Fishermen’s Co- Operative Union
Bonavista
St. John’s
Nad
High Tribute To Dr Olds Of Twillingate Hospital
Letter to the editor praising Dr John M Olds chief of the Memorial Hospital in Twillingate. Describes his mercy focused care for 1914 18 veterans and ailing locals. recounts a snowbound mercy trek with Darius Gillingham and notes fundraising by J J Pickford and local Gander Bay committee.
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Dr. Olds
Twillingate Hospital
Wilfred Grenfell
St. Anthony Deep Sea Mission
Dr. Stenfell
Newfoundland
Red Fields
Flanders
John M. Olds
Memorial Hospital
Twillingate
Olds
Mercy
Grenfell
J. J. Pickford
Supreme Court
Gander Bay
J. J. Peckford
W. H. Collins
What Mean Ye By These Stones King George Jubilee Reflected
Newfoundland readers are urged to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George on May 6. The piece links Joshua’s memorial stones to the empire’s milestones and praises the King’s 25 years of service, urging unity and remembrance by the empire’s youth.
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Newfoundland
George
Joshua
Jordan
British Commonwealth of Nations
British Empire
Queen Victoria
Victoria
England
Childrenn of Te Empire
Bedlamers Killed at Little Bay Islande on March 29
Over thirty people described as bedlamers were killed at Little Bay Islande on March 29, according to the fragmentary report.
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Little Bay Islande
Mch
Freight Haulers John Youngs and Hawkins Brothers Work Lewisporte Route
Mr John Young and sons haul freight to Hodge Brothers from Lewisporte. Hawkins brothers also haul freight to and from Lewisporte for other firms.
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John Young
Robert Irish, former figure, dies at 87 in Grand Falls
Robert Irish, a former resident, died at Grand Falls at age 87. Funeral plans and survivors were not available in the notice.
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Robert Irish
Grand Falls
Constable Manderson to Summerford This Week
Constable Manderson to Summerford on Wednesday and Thursday, Mr Heber Harnett accompanies the inter brothers this week.
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Manderson
Summerford
Heber Harnett
Inter Bros
Nomination for St John’s Municipal Council announced
In St John’s near East West Sosra St John’s on March 29 nomination was opened for the vacant municipal council seat. Three candidates announced themselves J P Mahne J A Williams and J P Burke. Polling day set for Monday April 8. Also notes on Japan’s League of Nations withdrawal and other international and local items including influenza outbreak at Little Bay Islands and a trawler crew update.
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St. John’s
Messrs
J.P. Mahne
J. A. Williams
J. P. Burke
Japan
League of Nations
League
John Simon
Buckingham Palace
Berlin
House of Commons
Jon
Stresa
Mussolini
Laval
Little Bay Islands
Chesley Crosbie
Halifax
Max Wicks
Greenspond
Department of Natural Resources
Italy
France
Newfoundland
Charles Robert Steer
Steer Bros. Ltd
St. John's
Anthony Eden
Stalin
Soviet Union
Commission of Government
H. W. Winter
International Power and Paper Company
Winter
Horse’ Ag Oie
Government notices and shipping updates from the Atlantic region
Reports cover forest officer appointment in Newfoundland, the 880 ton schooner R. R. Gavin sailing to Spain then Labrador as floating store, Britain's seven million pound surplus, March 1935 revenue, the S S Aguihas cad fish and haddock delivery, Nova Scotia college students’ progress, London Moscow Eden talks, Imogene voyage and crews, Eden Beck Warsaw diplomacy, and weather and ice conditions affecting the Imogene voyage.
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Dominions’ Office
Ronald Pike
Dept. of Natural Resources
Pike
Canada
Monroe Export Co
Portland
Maine
R. R. Gavin
St. John's
Spain
Labrador
Britain
Treasury
Secretary For Finance
S.S. Aguihas
Bay Balls
Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Commission of Government
London
Moscow
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
Tingland
Messicura
Stalin
Malatoff
Litvinoff
Russia
Bowring Bros
Job Saunders
St. John’s
Esau Bishop
Upper Island Cove
Ungava
Neptune
Thetis
Eden
Beck
Warsaw
Prague
Berlin
England
Germany
Poland
Blackwood
S.S
Imogene
Seala
Snow Drifts Reach Winter High Amid City Weather Woes
A severe snowstorm hit St John s yesterday with drifts reported as high as during the winter peak. The Gloucester fishing schooner Thomas S Gorton built in 1905, later sold to Capt Arthur Earle, was noted among regional maritime items. International talks between Anglo Polish representatives closed with a friendly communique while Poland weighs a bilateral pact option and Eden proceeds to Prague for talks with Dr Gents.
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Bedhie
St. John’s
Thomas S. Gorton
Gloucester
Arthur Earle
Carbonar
Essex
Come Munique
Poland
Warsaw
Imr
Eden
Col
Beck
Prague
Gents
Dodd's Kidney Pills Credited For Relief Of Back Pain
James W. Morrison of North Tryon PLE writes that after a long illness and failed treatments he used Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims rapid relief, regaining mobility after half a box and continued use, and credits the remedy with preventing a crippled condition.
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North Tryon
Ple
James W. Morrison
Dodd
Temple to Write Weekly Jubilee Columns for Papers
Mr. W. B. Temple serves as Chairman of the Outport Publicity Sub Committee for Jubilee Celebrations and will contribute weekly articles. One piece appears in column 3 of this page.
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W. B. Temple
Outport
In Loving Memory of Philip Churchill
In loving memory of Philip Churchill who passed to the great beyond on April 8 1932. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by his wife and family.
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Philip Churchill
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Europe
Confederation Life
Evening Telegram
Yours Truly
P. W. Farrele
Nears
Sosra
Bodd
J. W. Morrison
Radway
T. McMurdo & Co. Ltd
St. Peter's. Day School
Twillingate, Athletic Association
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