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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Peace in the Light and the Threat of German Air Attacks
Desires public disclosure of Allied and German plans for air raids on London Paris and European cities. Mr Wickham Steed condemns fascist ethics and dictatorship, warns of gas bombs and dis ease, calls for transparency and vigilance amid ongoing global unrest and looming war.
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Mr. Wickham Steed
Christian World
London
Germany
Paris
Steed
Hitler
Barrett brothers promote Abbotsford as western paradise
The Abbotsford News notes J. D. S. Barrett, now in Abbotsford, issued a climate and scenery booklet on Western Canada written by Barrett and illustrated by him. His brother Eugene A. Barrett is Abbotsford Postmaster. The visit of Vancouver mining interests to Abbotsford is reported with details of a Saturday gathering.
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J. D.S. Barrett
Abbotsford
B. C
Canada
Barrett
Eugene A. Barrett
Vancouver
Cariboo
Three Summerford Men Sentenced for Store Theft
In court Saturday morning three Summerford men faced charges of stealing from French Bros store. Frederick Wheeler and Robert Wheeler received four months with hard labour in St. John's Penitentiary, while Sam Wheeler, who resisted the constable, was sentenced to five months. The arrests were aided by Constable Cross of Lewisporte and a Summerford constable who detained the men by the Clyde.
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Summerford
French Bros
Frederick Wheeler
Robert Wheeler
St. John’s
Sam Wheeler
Clyde
Const
Cross of
Lewisporte
Lady Hastings Anderson Boarded Prospero for St John’s
Flags fluttered on the Prospero as Lady Hastings Anderson sister in law to the governor boarded at St Anthony for St John’s.
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Prospero
Hastings Anderson
the Gover
St. Anthony
U.S. New
Northand
St. John’s
Protest Over Two Cent Letter Charge On Board Mail Steamers
Citizens object to a two cent tax on letters mailed aboard steamers citing distance from post offices. The protest notes the levy could affect St John’s but is impractical for sparsely populated areas and urges Secretary O Halloran to remove the tax.
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St. John’s
O'Halloran
St Peters Bible Class Officers Hold Black Isle Picnic
The group from St Peter’s Bible Class and the school teachers and officers traveled by motor-boat to Black Isle on Thursday. Good weather and a cooling breeze aided the outing, making it enjoyable.
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St. Peter's
Black Isle
Trinity Enterprise Continues Weekly Issue Under Brady
The Trinity Enterprise edited by Mr. F. J. Brady has issued fourteen pages on the first of this month and is expected to continue weekly for many years.
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Trinity Enterprise
F. J. Brady
Trinitarian
Local Men Struggle To Find Work In Labrador Passage
Disappointed locals report persistent unemployment this season. They have tried mail and telegraph with limited success and some hope the Resources Department will approve more job requests to keep breadwinners from needing public aid.
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Labrador
Cunard steamer Franconia at Corner Brook with 700 passengers
Mr Pardy noted the S S Franconia of the Cunard line lay at Corner Brook during his visit. The four decker, 20 70 tons carried 700 passengers bound for St Johns and Bermuda. Some travelers had two years to pay fares.
New Officers Arrive to Lead S A Here
Adjt. Jones and his family arrived by Kyle from Ray Roberts on Saturday and began work Sunday in charge of the S A here. The new officers recently commanded No. 1 St. John's and are welcomed with best wishes for success in their duties.
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Adjt. Jones
Kyle
Ray Roberts
S.A
No. 1
St. John’s
Dinner Demand Reveals New Cook Ready To Leave
A woman asks a new cook if she will entertain the husband’s friends at dinner. The cook replies yes, noting her bag is already packed, signaling readiness to depart.
Football match between Botwood and Peiagate teams
Tonight an interesting football game will be played between Botwood and Peiagate teams with kickoff scheduled this evening.
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Botwood
Peiagate
Death of German President Hindenburg and rise of Hitler
The report notes President Paul von Hindenburg of Germany died at 86. The state funeral is set for Tuesday. A decree unites the offices of President and Chancellor, making Hitler the de facto dictator. A plebiscite is planned for August 9.
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St. John’s
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Hitler
Supreme Court
Jivenis
Hindenburg
L.O.A
Corner Brook
J. C. Puddester
Philip Jones
Broad Cove
St. John's
Lloyds Lake
Exploits River
Buchans
Personal notices from a Newfoundland village
Local residents and visitors travel by Clyde and Prospero ships. Names include Minnie Harnum, H J Pardy, Willie Hayward taking Nova Scotia Bank post, Mrs W Muir and Helen en route to Ottawa and Sudbury, Patrick Miller visiting Capt Miller at Belle Isle, Rev A Laite to Carmanville and Nipper's Harbour, Presbytery, Magistrate and Mrs Roberts en route to St John’s, Laurie in the 38th, Rosa Lind traveling, Vera Gilbert holidaying from New Harbour, Harnett’s return from Seldom, Frederick Roberts from Change Islands, Forsey Pentecostal leaders returning to command with Capt Rideout and wife.
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Minnie Harnum
Brown's Army
Clyde
H. J. Pardy
Prospero
Willie’ Hayward
Burin
Halifax
Nova Scotia Bank
W. Muir
Helen
St. John’s Enroute
Ottawa
Sudbury
Canada
Patrick Miller
Fogo
Kyle
Capt. Miller
Belle Isle
A. Laite
Carmanville
Nipper
Little Bay Islets
Roberts
Lewisporte
St. John’s
Laurie
Rosalind
Vera Gilbert
New Harbour
T.B
J. A
Peyton
Clydé
Lillian Bages
Botwood
Emily
Joyce Roberts
Harnett
Public Notice From Department of Natural Resources
Department of Natural Resources issues a public notice dated July 31 1934 detailing regulatory action or administrative request. The announcement references the agency and date but provides no further readable specifics in the accessible text.
Regulations on Culling and Grading of Codfish Export
Proposals establish culling boards to grade dried and partly dried codfish into categories such as Choice Spanish and Prime, with damp merchantable or heavy salted soft cure notes for non drying. Labrador catch rules, vessel holds cleaning, inspection, and reporting requirements are outlined with penalties and comment invitation.
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Madeira
West India
Labrador
Straits
Blane Sablon
Newfoundland
Department of Natural Resources
Claude Fraser Secretary of Natural Resources
Claude Fraser, secretary of the Department of Natural Resources, dated July 26, 1934, is recorded.
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Claude Fraser
Department of Natural Resources
Newfoundland Export Ban On Labrador Codfish
Public notice states legislation under consideration to ban loading Labrador Codfish in bulk for export from Newfoundland during unsuitable weather or between dark and daylight without government inspector permission. Violations risk up to 1000 dollars fine and export licence cancellation up to one year. Claude Fraser.
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Labrador
Island of
Newfoundland
Salt Codfish Act Alterations Under Consideration 1933
The Department of Natural Resources plans amendments to the Salt Codfish Act of 1933 and its regulations. Attention is drawn to the Newfoundland Gazette Extraordinary of August 24 1933 which proclaims No fish shall be purchased on a talqual basis. The department intends to enforce this regulation.
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Department of Natural Resources
Newfoundland Gazette
Claude Fraser Secretary Notice July 20 1934
Claude Fraser, secretary, issues a two week notice dated July 20 1934. The brief public communication specifies a short-term deadline and directs affected parties to prepare or respond accordingly.
Church Services Schedule For Sunday
SUNDAY services listed for St Peter and St Andrew. St Peter offers Holy Communion at 8 and Matins at 11 with Evensong at 7. St Andrew’s has Matins at 1, a Flower Service at 3.
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S. Peter's
S. Andrew's
South Side vs North Side Jenkins Match Report
Reading shows an internal score note with positions 7-R Jenkins on South Side and 11-R Jenkins on North Side plus a reference to Little Hr and a 2.30 time, indicating an informal event record.
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R. P. Jenkins
Ooo Little
Paradise resident Mark Brett at 90 in high spirits
Mr Peter Moors visited Paradise New Bay last week and found the elderly resident in strong health despite being described as bedrid nineties, with talk of vitality and a can.
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Peter Moors
Paradise
New Bay
Mark Brett
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