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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1949

Page

3

Inventor claims engine reform and coastal bakery plan

The article describes Hans Warrisen and Harmsen claiming a new turbine engine design with a single moving part, touted as cheaper and more efficient, with production hoped in July. It also details Fortune Bakery planned on the South Coast to produce daily 1,000 loaves for ships and towns, led by promoter John R. Dixey and manager George Dixon Jr, seeking a professional baker.

Osnierpridicg Corman Enoineer Hans Warrisen Harmsen Oqerman Wass Hermsen Eary Fortune Putin Peninsula Mir George Dixon, Jr Maritimes John R. Dixey South West Coast

Canada urged to ease trade curbs on American cars

The text advocates expanding American car imports into Canada, arguing a 25 percent rise in American manufacture cars could ease the U.S. dollar situation. It sees the current restrictions as currency conservation tools and urges ongoing relaxation to support export trade and national prosperity, noting government policy aligns with recent quota easements under the Exchange Conservation Act.

Canada U.S

New Bakery for Fortune Opens With Modern Plans

A new commercial venture named Fortune will begin operation as an up-to-date bakery. Construction and erection progress mark the start toward inaugurating the bakery’s public operation in the Fortune area.

Fortune

Railway officials tour Port aux Basques line for tariff review

C N R officials led by Mr J E Farsey and Mr L McCoy visit stations along the Port aux Basques line to study new tariff rates. Montreal officials plan to return this weekend and Mr Farsey is to arrive Sunday. Arrangements aim to speed freight through Port aux Barques toward Pointe Stephen with potential extra Gulf service boats North Sydney to Corner Brook if needed.

Port Aux Barques Pointe Slone North Sydney Corner Brook

World’s first fully electric signal box opens at Doncaster

Doncaster debuts the first electrically operated signal box of its kind. The system controls a six mile route with 134 mechanical levers and trains move about every 23 seconds during peak three hours. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has opened a National College in Knightbridge, London, offering free access to safety training.

Doncaster Sidane Nosth Vorraer Werohem Atine Atenal Heelapproxismately Ithel Newsie Royal Society For the Prevention of Britain Ministry of Transport Knightbridge London

Western farmers plan maximum wheat acreage this year

A Financial Post report notes farmers will seed near full arable land with wheat, boosted by an $1.70 per bushel guaranteed price, but yields look uncertain. Last year 23 million acres grew wheat, with others in oats and rye, and this year production could rise to about 27 million acres, though some land may shift from other crops or lie fallow.

Financial Post

Dominion Government Faces Critique on Economic Policy

The Financial Post argues the Dominion Government has offered no relief to industry and calls for tax easing on capital investment to spur jobs. It warns against misallocating spending like a farmer neglecting farmland, stressing that neglect harms the economy and jobs. It urges accountability of Ottawa representatives.

Dominion Financial Post Abbott Ottawa

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Confed eration Life Merchandising Eye Appeal Debate

Fragmented OCR text discusses merchandising trends and eye appeal in American advertising, noting training in buying on visual impact, packaging, and wrapping. Mentions placeholders like city wrap and promotional material, with scattered garbled names and phrases.

Sadie Frith Meath

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