Codfish Report Regulations Adopted in 1945 Newfoundland
The Codfish Report Regulations of 1945 replace the Codfish Report Act of 1920. Masters must report on arrival within 48 hours and specify quintal counts and fish type. Reports must note curing plans. false or missing reports incur fines from ten to one hundred dollars or up to one month in jail. Public releases may omit ship names. Signed by K J Carter.
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Alexis Bay
Gilbert’s Bay
Kyle
F. H. Spencer
Newfoundland Fisheries Board
Newfoundland
Labrador
Codfis
Fragmented Confusion in a Medical Call In
A man telephoned his doctor for help claiming his wife has appendicitis. The dialogue becomes muddled with garbled phrases and stray questions about a second wife, revealing a chaotic and unclear incident rather than a coherent report.
Final indoor Guide meeting in Corner Brook features badge enro lments
The last indoor aeagon meeting was held Monday July 2 at the Court House. Staged events included enrollment of Phylis Anstey with a special second class badge, a four rung ladder drill, and proficiency badges for several girls. Audrey Abbott donated a Princess Elizabeth picture in Guide Uniform, and Headquarter news praised the five girls from Buchan’s Company for winning the Lady Middleton Shield Toymaker’s badge.
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Court House
Stetera
Ranger Company
Brownie Pack
Newfundland
Mre Wood
Phylis Bulgin
Rundy Facey
Audrey Anstey
Audrey Abbott
Rose Anstey
Edwina Colbourne
Phyllis Anstey
Ruth Goodland
Ruby Bridger
Adam Boyd
Marion Wheeler
Frances Hodge
Pansy Young
Daphe Boyd
Gladya Greenham
Association
Dorothy Harnett
Cook
Patricia Baird
Lucy Anstey
Ednes Anstey
Roge Anstey
Jane Anstey
Minatrel
Eleanor Roberta
Corner Brook
Abe
Onward Girl Guidea
Phyllis Roberta
Annie White
Deddy
Princess Elizabeth
Audrey
Let Buchan
Helea Anstey
Rope Anstey
Crusts Taste Reserved to a Father and Son Exchange
A father recalls eating crusts as a boy and his son asks if he liked them. The father confirms his fondness and offers him something called malne in a brief dialogue.
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Sonny Boy
Bonavista Summer School Opens for North Atlantic Teachers
Teachers from the North Atlantic region arrive in Bonavista for the Regional Summer School. Registration runs July 7 with first assembly July 9 led by Director W G Rowe and instructors Hovis Horwood Mifflin. Activities include religious instruction, diagnostic testing, field trips, and a visit to Bonavista Cold Storage.
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North Add
Bonavista
W.G Rowe
H, Hovis
R. Horwood
M. Mifflin
Rowe
J. W. Winsor
L. Norman
C. A. Forbes
I. Q
Father J Howard
A. C
U.C
C.of E
Bonavista Corps
B French
Louise
Catherine
Regional Summer School at Bonavista Week Two Opens
The second week of the Regional Summer School at Bonavista began at 9 am on July 16. Instructors organized tonal sessions in the morning and a softball game in the afternoon. Visual Education slides debuted Tuesday afternoon with projectionist I Vey welcomed by Director Rowe.
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Bonavista
I. Vey
Rowe
Vey
L. Forbes
Rheumatic Pain Relief After Kruschen Salt Course
Mrs FW reports severe rheumatic swelling in arms and feet, unable to walk or sleep, improved after six weeks on Kruschen Salts. She credits three bottles with reduced swelling and regained ability to do housework and walk, claiming lasting relief.
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Ashe
Kruschen
Kros Chen
Summer School Gratitude to Dr Forbes at Cottage Hospital
Students received free medical exams from Dr. C. A. Forbes and the Cottage Hospital staff. The note expresses gratitude for his illness endurance, willingness to help, and the lasting impact of his lectures and illustrations on Bonavista summer school memories.
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C. A. Forbes
Cottage Hospital
Forbes
Bonavists
Defence Coal Control Order of 1945 Issued by Acting Commissioner
Under the Defence (Coal Control) Regulations 1942 the Acting Commissioner for Supply, H A Winter, issues a Coal Control Order dated July 23 1945. The document outlines powers conferred and orders made under the regulation.
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Defence
A.D
Price Order Affects Coal Prices in Electoral Districts
The order limits Sydney Bituminous Coal prices within the electoral districts ae John's East and St John’s seat. It sets cash and credit prices at 22.50 per ton, 11.25 per half ton, and 5.63 per quarter ton with no extra delivery charges. The order takes effect July 24, 1945, and may be cited under Defence of Products Control Price Order No. 3.
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Sydney
St. John’s
Ae John’s East
St. John’s Seat
Visit Log Note on New Dentist Interaction
A brief log records a patient asking about lengthy work and the new dentist responding. The entry notes the discussion focused on treatment scope and patient expectations during the visit.
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