Remain as we are for financial security say crowd
A survey of ordinary citizens on Newfound land moving toward Responsible Government reveals broad desire to stay under current arrangements. Many fear debt growth and outside borrowing if self rule resumes. Opinions warn of past party influence and political risk, with only about one percent favoring a return to former status. The piece questions the role of a Royal Commission and potential Crown action.
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Newfoundland
Campaign Appeals For Hospital Reconstruction Fund
The Campaign Broadcasting appeals for the Hospital Reconstruction Fund featured speakers: Alex Moore of Grand Falls at St. John’s after the G. S. Doyle News Bulletin on Monday, G. R. Williams, O.B.H., Chr. of the City Committee on Tuesday, and W. B. Temple a War Memorial promoter in early planning. J. M. Devine spoke Friday night, followed by R. B. Herder of the Telegram the next evening. Substantial endowments are being acknowledged later.
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Alex Moore
Grand Falls
St. John's
G. S. Doyle
G. R. Williams
O.B.H
W. B. Temple
J. M. Devine
R. B. Herder
Alea
Community Notices From Coastal Towns Leave on Weekends
Mr Edwin Facey and Miss Elsie Gillett returned from the City on Sunday. Mr Arthur Rideout escorted seaman Arthur Spencer to Lewisporte by dog team last week. Louis Osmond of Salt Pond brought his daughter to the Hospital this week. Capt Alfred Hillott went south to join a ship. Petty Officer Hineat Rideout of the F A A leaves soon for Canada to instruct at the R C A F after enlisting in September 193. Mr Robert Keefe was in town this week from Windsor.
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Edwin Facey
Elsie Gillett
Arthur Rideout
Arthur Spencer
Lewisporte
Louis Osmond
Salt Pond
Alfred Hillott
Hineat Rideout
Canada
R.C.A.F
Robert Keefe
Windsor
Preliminary Notice for St Peters Tea and Sale
A preliminary notice invites readers to reserve Thursday April 2 for St Peters Tea and Sale with particulars to follow.
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St. Peter’s
Notes of Thanks from Twillingate Sun Readers
Editors Blanche and Ethel Jacons express heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and those who sent prayers wreaths and cards after a death They acknowledge the help during their loss and bless the supporters May the blessing of God rest upon you all The message affirms the departed live on in hearts and memory rather than in person.
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Twillingate Sun
Blanche
Ethel Jacons
Thanks to all who sent sympathy and wreaths
Thank you to those who helped during my brother in law Alfred Mutford illness and death. Wreaths and sprays came from numerous families and friends, letters and cards of sympathy were received, and several individuals are named for specific contributions.
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Alfred Mutford
Annie Mutford
Jean
Margaret Mutford
James Preston
Gordon Dove
Ernest Guy
Stewart Moors
J. Gack
Misa Samson
E. J. Linfield
Leonard Anstey
John Hodder
C. L. Hodge
Joseph Roberts
Edwin Facey
Sidney Boyd
U.C W.A. North Side
Marion
Douglas Moors
William Matford
Thomas, Mutford
Harold Matford
Walter Parsons
Thomas Churchill
W. J. Willar
St. John's
Annie MuTrorp
Thank You Notes From Twillingate After W P A Help
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bovrpen and family express gratitude to the WPA and NPA of Twillingate and to residents of Mantel s Cove for hospitality shown to their son James Cheater during leave. They praise kindness and say he has returned to work. Also thanks to those who assisted during the illness and death of their child Stanley with letters cards and flowers.
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W.P.A
N.P.A
Twillingate
Mannel’a
Gillard
Coves
James Cheater
Bins
Mrs
Andrew Bovrpen
Mantel's Cove
Thanks to Friends in Grief for Kindness and Help
Through your paper we would like to thank all the kind friends of this place for their kindness to us in our sad bereavement and to those who sent letters of sympathy and wreaths and flowers for the casket. Doctors Olds Wood for doing all they could for him. Arthur and Exnyau Gillard.
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Olds
Central Store Opens With Modern South Side Service
Mr Claude Colbourne recently opened the newly fitted Central Store on the South Side and now offers up to the minute service. Entrance via double doors on the eastern corner leads to a spacious rear office with independent entry. Sales Indies keep the stock in good order and the shop is an attraction.
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Claude Colbourne
Sales- Indies
Notice to reserve Easter Tuesday for Tea in Hall
Please reserve Easter Tuesday April 27 for Tea and Sele in the J Frazer Hall with particulars to follow.
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J . Frazer Hall
Mr. Moore Elected Executive Secretary at Morgan Memorial
Fred C. Moore formerly of Twillingate was elected Executive Secretary and Superintendent of Morgan Memorial at the annual meeting on March 8 in the Church of All Nations Boston Shawmut Ave. He succeeds Edgar Helms who died December 23 and with him held the office of treasurer and assistant superintendent. Moore joined Thomas Wood Co in 1896 and later aided Morgan Chapel in Montreal before returning to Boston. Blanche Stuckleas has been cashier at the Memorial and expects to return to work when conditions permit.
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Fred C. Moore
Twillingate
Morgan Memorial
Anntal
Church of All Nations
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Edgar Helms
Fred Moore
Thomas Wood Co
Begion
Hefima
Morgan Chapel
Montreal
Moore
Wr. Helms
Morgan
Blanche Stuckleas
Conflicting World War II Front Lines Report From News Desk
From St John’s to North Africa and the Pacific the day’s dispatches show Russians reclaiming territory and closing in on Nazis in Kubag, Northern Tunisia forces pushing toward Bizerte, air battles over Guadalcanal, and Goering directing occupied territories to bolster Nazi markets. Canadian political echoed cautions on risking another war with Axis powers.
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Kubag
Tunisia
Bizerte
Tunia
Eighth Army
Axia
Jossea
Anthony Aden
Canadian Senate
Commons
Germany
Italy
Japan
Allied forces push in Tunisia and Russia fronts. raids hit France
In Tunisia Allied forces advance on Gabes to Gafsa and near Bizerte while French and American troops push toward coastal links. Russian actions shift in Kuban and Donets bridgeheads resist German pressure. RAF bombs Giant Krupp works at Lazen and Renault near Paris. A yacht club building at Long Ford Manuel’s is burnt with $28,000 loss.
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Axia
Tunisian
Cape Garrat
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Rusia
Donets
Black Sea
Lazen
R.A.F
Renault Works
Paris
Kuban
Hitler
U.S
Gabes
Gafsaa
Bizerte
Highth
de Gaulle
Giraud
Klyban
Ritish Eighth Army
Batates
Gasfa
Rommel
Long Ford
Manuel's
Hospital Notes Show April Week Admissions and Births
In the week ending April 7 patients admitted include Mrs. Augustus Bridger Twillingate N Pred Rogers Tilt Cove Phyllis Horraville Lorna Scott and others. Discharges list Bernice Gillard Mrs Victor Atkinson George Bursey Claude Holmes Mrs Gordon Freake etc. On April 3 a birth to Mrs Augustus Bridger Twillingate Noth and on April 8 to Mrs Alex Browner Durrells Arm. March there were 2525 care days, 67 admissions, 43 discharges, 9 births, 2 deaths.
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Augustus Bridger
Twillingate N
Pred Rogers
Tilt Cove
Phyllis ‘Orraville
Lorna Scott
Hospital
Edna Bort
Virgin Arm
Aubrey Boyde
Dave Boyde
Summerford
Ralph Dove
Chanceporte
Chas. Blake
Cobb's Arm
Bennett Oxford
Joseph Bulgin
Gilesporte
Cecil Edison Botwood
Edgar Pelley
Boyd's Cove
Allen Keefe
Little Hr
Lillian Osmond
Salt Pond
John Oake
Change Islands
Bernice Gillard
Gillard’s Cove
Victor Atkinson
Herring Neck
George Bursey
Victoria Cove
Claude Holmes
Seldom
Gordon Freake
Edgar Leyte
Patrick Hursey
Twillingate S
Arthur Barry
Thos. Saunders
Isaac Mercer
Gladys Elliott
Port Albert
Mac Aveleigh
Newstead
Bennett Bulgin
Gilenporte
Mae Pike
Ralph Manuel
Loon Bay
Joseph Peckford
Gander Bay
Phyllis Terraville
Motor boats Ready to Resume Passenger Trade
The motor boats Miss Bwilling and Edwina are being put in readiness for the opening of navigation to resume the passenger trade.
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Bwilling
Ate
Edwina
WPA Meeting Notice Scheduled for Thursday April Fifteenth
A notice from the WPA announces a meeting to be held on Thursday April fifteenth at unspecified time by the secretary. The brief item confirms the event without additional details or context.
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W.P.A
Public Notice On Daylight Saving Time Proposal
The Government seeks public comment on adding one more hour of Daylight Saving time this year from May 2 to August 29. Written responses must reach the Secretary for Home Affairs W. J. Carew by noon on Saturday April 17.
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W. J. Carew
Home Affairs
Newfoundland import controls and priority licences update
In October last the trade were asked to submit returns of requirements for 1943. Negotiations with U S Government Departments set a procedure to assure imported materials and transport to Newfoundland are used efficiently for the war effort. Changes affect importers: PDIA forms replaced from 1 April and Newfoundland removed from Group C effective 15 March, limiting General Licence exports. Priority assistance requests should go to the Priorities Officer with full order details and stock data.
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U.S A
Newfoundland
United States
War Production Board
U.S.A
Board of Economic Warfare
Group K
U.S
P. O. Box
St. Johns
Export Permit Notice for Certificate of Potentiality
A notice published January 16 states the Export Permit Branch in Ottawa requests that applications for export permits for specified goods be accompanied by a Certificate of Potentiality. The notice lists the concerned items.
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Dept. of Trade & Commerce
Ottawa
Obituary Notice for Fisherman and Father
Dear Sir through your paper I record the illness and death of our husband and father who passed March 20 after seven months illness. He was a Labrador fisherman for 35 to 40 years and skippered vessels. He leaves two sons Arthur and Elijah an adopted son Chesley and wife Mrs Arthur Bulgin in Detroit with many relatives. Dearest father you will be missed.
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Twillisgate Sun
Labrador
U.S.A
Arthur
Elijah
Chesley
Susie
Arthur Bulgin
Detroit
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Wilingate
Stanley
Exnusr & Flora Jrneins
Arthur & Exnyau Gillard
Mr. Moore
Confederation Life
Hospital Notes
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Januay
U.S. A
North America
Anu
Chituary
Joan GiiArp & Fasuny
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