Twillingate Sur established in 1880 edition note
The Twillingate Sur notes its establishment in 1880 with published notices from Twillingate Newfoundland. It states editorial offices on the North Side and lists Roberts as editor and proprietor. Notices of thanks memorial notes and announcements cost 25 cents per inch. Letter acceptance ends Wednesday noon and the paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Department Home Affaire
Twillingate
Mld
Roberts
Newfoundland Postwar Outlook Debates Inflation and Growth
Local commentators warn of inflation and a difficult postwar period for Newfoundland while others see renewed markets for produce and rebuilding needs in Europe. Proposals include fresh fish policy, mining expansion, iron ore from Bell Island, and Labrador timber deals offering livelihoods, with cautions on over optimism and political reform.
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Newfoundland
Europe
Bell Island
Labrador
Hamilton River
Asia
Ctme
United Nations
England
London
Dredge Priestman Harboured Here Tuesday Night
The Dredge Priestman halted at our port Tuesday night on its voyage from Little Bey Islands en route to Sr. John's, awaiting onward orders.
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Priestman
Sr. John's
Little Bey Islands
Local residents and visitors travel in and out of town
Personal notices list many people visiting or leaving: Mr F. H. Henley to St Johns, Ted Meaney returning to the city, Horace Phillips on holiday, Mary Brett from Toronto visiting her mother Mea L Brett at Wild Cove, Elsie Anstey to St Johns, Robert Junking to the city, Arthur E Loveridge from Windsor, Magistrate Abbott from Grand Bank and St Johns, Dr and Mr McNamara and Pa visiting J A S&S Peyton, Mary Minty from Lewisporte visiting friends, Althea Anstey and M D Loder to Grand Falls, Augustus Rideout and daughter from Toronto visiting Back Harbour, A H Hodge and two daughters to Grand Falls, Bartlett engaging at the Bank, Cyril White family to Bonne Bay, Cochenour from New York visiting Samuel Dove, Able Seaman Andrew Roberts returning to duty, E J Colbourne and Wm Warnett with R Primmer to Change Islands and Fogo, Ben Elliott from Botwood visiting, Laura Peckford guest of Mrs Nath Chipman. all returning or traveling this week.
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F. H. Henley
St. John’s
Ted , Meaney
Horace Phillips
Mary Brett
Toronto
Mea L. Brett
Wild Cove
Elsie Anstey
S. John’s
Robert Junking
Arthur E Loveridge
Windsor
Abbott
Grand Bank
Mesera
E. J. Colbourne
Wm. Warnett
R. Primmer
Islands
Fogo
Ben Elliott
Botwood
Laura Peckford
National 4 heads to Ray Roberts with Lewis Dawe aboard
On Wednesday the National 4 travels toward Ray Roberts carrying Mr. Lewis Dawe who has been gathering material on a Labrador trip. The voyage emphasizes Dawe collecting data during the expedition.
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National 4
Ray Roberts
Lewis Dawe
Crow Head Sunday School Picnic Report
The Crow Head Sunday School Picnic occurred Wednesday with calm weather and no wind. In the evening the children enjoyed a motor ride.
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Crow Head LL. C
Obituaries Notice from Garnish and Arm Region
DIED on Thursday at the Arm Mrs Lucretia Jenkins widow of Adolphus Jenkins. LORENZEN passed away peacefully at his home in Garnish Fortune Bay August 9 William son of the late Mr and Mrs James Lorenzen leaving a wife two children one brother and five sisters Mrs Baggs of the United Church Parsonage is a sister Sympathy is extended.
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Lucretia Jenkins
Adolphus Jenkins, Lorenzen
Garnish
Fortune Bay
William
James Lorenzen
Baggs
United Church
Churchill's Normandy Visit Highlighted in World War II Summary
World War II dispatches report Premier Churchill's third Normandy visit and return to England for lunch with the King. Allied forces push in France toward Caen and Brittany while Soviet forces drive across a 1200 mile front from Finland to the Carpathians.
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Churchill
Normandy
England
U. S
Chichi Islands
Tokyo
8Th
Florence
Arno
Greve
Finland
Carpathian Mountains
Roumania
Odessa
Black Sea
Japan
Kuniaki Koiso
Far East
Vire
Breast
St. Nazaire
Avranches
Mortain
Fritz von Fromm
People's Court
Hitler
Guenther von Kluege
Germany
Rommel
Noo
Mikolajzyk
Moscow
Stalin
Molotoff
Russia
Myitkyina
Burma
Manipur
14Th
Pointe
Caen
Nermaddy
Brittany
Quebec
London
Baltic States
Riga
Latvia
East Prussia
Aitape
New Guinea
France
Laval
Mayepne
2Nd Army
Lomont
Paris
Pas de Calais
Berlin
Leon Blum
Lublin
Poland
Saya
Red Star
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbour
Honolulu
General MacArthur
Nimitz
Nantes
Loire
Brest
Lorient
Tydim
Crerar
Canada
Warsaw
Flying bombs daylight raid marks first in 24 hours
Report notes daylight bomber activity over England carrying incendiaries that ignite on detonation. In the Pacific, submarines have sunk 16 Japanese supply ships and damaged others. Moslem leader Mr. Jinnah left for Bombay for talks with Mr. Gandhi.
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England
Pacific
Jinnah
Bombay
Stalke
Gandhi
Seaman Roberts Honoured On Home Leave In Twili ngate
On Tuesday night members of the N P A Entertainment Committee with Mrs Wood and T G W Ashbourne met in Seargent Meyers Office to honourable Seaman Andrew M Roberts R N on the occasion of his home leave The town presented money gifts and extended best wishes for his and other servicemen s safe return home with victory cited by Rev J Goodland and Mr Radbourne Seaman Roberts thanked the gathering and said his leave was enjoyable
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N. P. A. Entertainment Committee
Wood
W. P.A
T.G. W. Ashbourne
Hsg
WN. P. A
Segeant Meyer
Andrew M. Roberts
R.N
Hig
Court House
Andy
His Majesty’s Navy
Seaman Roberts
J. Goodland
Radbourne
Twillingate
Roberts
In Memoriam for Skipper Alfred Kearley of Herring Neck
Obituary notice for Alfred Kearley born in Herring Neck, died March 1 at 79 years, after stroke and hospital care in New Kensington, with survivors including wife Susan Keatley and children Lemuel Chesley Aubrey and others. Burial followed a service at Lemuel’s home and church attendance by two ministers.
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Cari Ave
New Kensington
USA
Ieditor Twillingate Sun
Alfred Kearney
Herring Neck
Americas
Citizen's General Hospital
Father Kearley
Jesus
Nicodemus
Christ Jesus
Susan Keatley
Bessie
Kenneth Blandford
Emily
William Brecht
Lemuel, Chesley
Aubrey
U.S. A
David Grimes
Windsor
Kearley
Resurection Hymns Mark Final Sendoff at Grave
The obituary notes a very successful career and the burial service with hymns “I’ve anchored my soul in the haven of rest” and “Nearer my God to thee.” The message, from the daughter-in-law Mrs Lemuel J Kearley, thanks the editor and mentions Mr Kearley’s longtime Twillingate Sun readership.
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Hyme
Hit
Lemuel J. Kearley
Leah
Jod
Isaac Farthing
Herring Neck
Mr. Kearley
Twillingate Sun
All Quiet At Grand Bank Ends In Calm Official Move
The Grand Bank affair appears resolved with fines paid by oppositionists and tax details settled. Magistrate Abbott praised orderly conduct and urged calm while acknowledging freedom of speech and constructive dialogue with authorities.
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Grand Bank
Abbott
Visitors enjoy Gull Island trip from Cape St. John
A party including Mrs. Livinia Roberts and Capt. F Roberts visited Gull Island off Cape St John on Monday. They spent two hours with local families, described steep cliff paths, a fog alarm site, and noted the dwelling needs repairs while praising the weather and experience.
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Gull Island
Cape St. John
John Roberta Change
Kesper John T. Roberts
Livinia Roberts
J. T. Roberts
Misa Kate Churchill
Miss Thomas
St John's
Howard Ashoourne
Gray
Roberts
F. Roberts
Rocks God
Johna
Married At United Church Vestry
Mrs Violet Sharp weds Mr Phillip Young in a ceremony at the United Church Vestry conducted by Rev S Baggs.
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S. &. United Church Vestry
S. Baggs
Violet Sharp
Phillip Young
Fire at James Strong power house at Little Bay Islands
A fire broke out at the James Strong Ltd. power house in Little Bay Islands on Monday. The Dredge assisted and rendered good service in helping to extinguish the blaze.
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James Strong Ltd
Little Bay Islands
Coal prices at St. Johns drop seen this month
Report notes coal sold at St Johns for 24.50 this month and a recent reduction to 22.50, indicating a price decline. The change is described with tentative timing and lacks full contextual details.
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St. John’ S
Beatrice Quinn Weds Cpl. William Scott in St Matthias Church
Beatrice Adele Quinn daughter of William Quinn of Toronto wed Cpl. William Peyton Scott RCAF son of Mr and Mrs Claresce Scott of St John s Md on July 21 at St Matthias Church Westmouth officiated by Rev W J Brad bury. The couple will reside at The Grove Lincoln Avenue Guesta after a honeymoon with attendants Mrs Robert Montgomery and Spt Robert Montgomery RCAF and guests from McGill Lab and Ottawa area.
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Beatrice Adele
William Quinn
Toronto
Cpl
William Peyton Scott
R.C.A.F
Claresce Scott
St. John's
St. Matthias’ Church
Westmouth
W. J. Bradbury
Gordon Quinn
Moncton
N.B
Robert Montgomery
Spt
Croas and Mills Lodge
Corner Brook
W. Muir
Misa Helen Muir
Outremont
Max Parsons
Beaconsfied
Montreal Star
Allan Johnson Seeks Dehydration Methods at Terry Works
Allan Johnson of the Government Fisheries Laboratory travels to Aberdeen Scotland to study the dehydration of fish at Terry Works. He aims to observe the process firsthand and gather data for the Nild Laboratory test.
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Allan Johnson
Government Fisheries Laboratory
Terry Works
Aberdeen Scotland
Rambler mine zinc copper ore set to raise $600000
In Baie Verte on the Mineral area local investors plan to fund Rambler mine operations. The ore carries zinc and copper with gold valued at about $1650 per ton on site, and total mineral on sight estimated at four million dollars. Shares offered at 50 cents each to Newfoundland backers who bought the option from A Wella and Koos England.
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Baie Verte
St. John's
Rambler
A Wella
Koos England
Birth notice for Brett daughter in Detroit
A daughter was born in Detroit on July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Brett.
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Detroit
Ray G. Brett
Shore Road Rebuilt at Shoal Tickle and Youoe's Hill widened
Authorities praise the shore road rebuilding at Shoal Tickle and the widening of Youoe's Hill for light traffic. The corner by the Court House to the Bridge has been improved with the fence moved back about fifty feet, enabling teams and motor cars and improving pedestrian safety.
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Shore
Shoal Tickle
Youoe's Hill
Court House
WPA Meeting Notice for August Seventeenth
A meeting of the W P A will be held on Thursday August seventeenth at the usual time and place. D Hopper secretary.
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D. Hopper
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