Defence Alarm Regulations Issued for Newfoundland 1940
Publication by Authority dated July 26 1940 outlines Defence (Alarm) Regulations under the Defence Act 1939. It defines terms, authorizes the Commissioner to issue alarms and all clear signals, sets light restrictions during alarms, and details civil defence officers and testing provisions within designated areas in Newfoundland.
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A.D
Defence
Newfoundland
Police
His Majesty's Forcea
His Majesty
Defence regulations on vehicle lights and alarm procedures
The text outlines when vehicle lights may be displayed by authorized personnel, prohibitions during defence alarms, and required actions for drivers and posted civil defence officers. It specifies exceptions for military and civil defence use, and mandates stopping and securing vehicles during alarms.
Defence Alarm Regulations Outline Rules for Evacuation and Light Use
The document delineates evacuation duties and penalties during alarms, including allowed movement on roads for reporting casualties or seeking aid. It covers lighting requirements, exemptions for authorities, and procedure for exemptions. It states applicability to Newfoundland Defence Regulations and notes penalties for misuse of telephone systems during alarms.
One Percenter Appeal Urges Support for War Effort
A wartime appeal argues that contributing one percent of earnings is a light duty compared to others taxed for the war. It notes higher Newfoundland living costs, rising employment from returning servicemen, and honors the sacrifice of soldiers who enlisted. Citizens are urged to fund families and prevent distress.
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Europe
Germany
Newfoundland
Two Cow Jokes Through Historical Politics
A condensed joke chain reimagines the classic two cows theme across political systems. It contrasts Socialist and Communist acts with government, then shifts to Fascism and New Dealism, ending with Naziism and Capitalism in quick, darkly satirical lines.
Like a Dagger in Her Back
A woman correspondent describes severe back pain and joint stiffness from rheumatism. She credits Kruschen Salts with rapid relief, claiming the product stimulates liver and kidneys to remove excess uric acid and delivers sustained benefits without after-effects.
Britain must wage total war to defeat the Hun
The text argues that Hitler’s armistice terms on France reveal Britain cannot bargain with the enemy. It asserts Britain must continue and finish the war, signaling a determination for a broader conflict against Germany.
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France
Hitler
Britain
Hope of Universal Peace Promised by Bible Students
A pamphlet from Associated Bible Students offers a view of global turmoil as a prelude to a prophesied dawn of peace and everlasting life. It invites readers to request the booklet The Coming World Dictator by sending name and address to P. O. Box 809 St. John's with no obligation.
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Associated Bible Students
P. O
St. John’s
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Carew
Commission of Government
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Ranmer
Ranger
Celain Anyena
Confederation Life
Sciatica
Gerald S. Doyle Ltd
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Stewart Roberts
Twillingate
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