19 Aug 1944
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1944
Page
1
A German radio controlled tank used against the 5th Army at Anzio has been salved by a British recovery crew and examined by Allied experts. The description notes a right-hand side view photograph.
Lord Brabazon urges Britain to grant Newfoundland self government with a six month path to a national assembly and general election, proposing a British adviser if needed. He warns Parliament against taxing Newfoundland without representation and notes Newfoundland’s strategic wartime value and past support in world wars.
A Bell Island anniversary marks half a century of mining at Wabana since July 6 1893 when the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company opened the first cod. Iron pyrites and copper had earlier been mined at other Newfoundland sites but ceased long ago. Many pioneer workers remained in the community and native Bell Island residents also reached the fifty year milestone in the industry.
A teacher asks Ileie about subtraction by imagining three missing fingers. Elsie answers quickly, saying there would be no music legs ons, revealing a mispronounced or playful reply during a classroom moment.
An actor questions the generosity of a man who neglects his family and provides no support. A companion defends the unnamed benefactor, calling his actions unremitting kindness.
In a probate scene, Gloria asks about her uncle's mind while Harold notes the will reading is delayed until tomorrow. The exchange hints at tensions over inheritance as the reading date approaches.
A Confederation Life advertisement claims twelve thousand workers were needed to deliver a bottle of milk to your door. The line humorously underscores the scale behind everyday groceries.
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