Fragmentary notice on communications and guarantees
Incomplete OCR fragment references guarantee to enc guaran tee and communications re lan Wednesday noon. Mentions responsibility and correspondents, unclear names or places.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1941
Page
4
Incomplete OCR fragment references guarantee to enc guaran tee and communications re lan Wednesday noon. Mentions responsibility and correspondents, unclear names or places.
The 1941 notice lists the Overland Limited leaving St John’s Sundays at 9 p.m. and Port aux Basques Wednesdays at 7:30 a.m., arriving St John’s Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. Regular Express Trains depart St John’s Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p.m., Port aux Basques at 7:45 a.m. Sundays and Fridays, arriving St John’s 9:45 a.m. Mondays and Saturdays.
Cull inspectors and cullers clash over Shore cod quality standards amid market pressures. Fishermen blame export orientation and unclear authority for cull levels, risking job loss as producers seek direct government–exporter alignment. Postwar slumps linger, but gains in market recovery are noted with calls for clearer practices and renewed fishing.
The piece notes press concern over wasteful spending by people who spend without regard to affordability. It compares postwar economic strain to the 1920s and 1921–22 depression, citing rising prices and unsettled conditions as the nation endures a war depression era.
The passage notes prices and expectations about food costs and wages, mentioning flour beef and beef prices. It reflects on spending habits after the war, urging restraint and saving for hard days ahead, especially for older folk who regret not saving portions of earnings.
Motor boat C. M. Wheeler operated between Senta porte and nearby port all week. Mise Horwood shuttled to and from Botwood. Edwina sailed to Fogo on Thursday with round trips both ways. Misa Mildred Loder arrived from Fogo and departed yesterday. Misa Twillingate brought Joseph White John Manuel and Jobo Gillett from Lewisporte Monday night.
The Department of Public Health and Welfare weighs a cottage hospital on the north side of Bonavista Bay. Sir J. C Puddester Dr H. M. Mosdell and E Hopkins travel to Wesleyville to choose a site with Assistant Magistrate Lane of Greenapond joining them. Trade Review.
The report notes a severe fuel shortage last winter and spring with little coal or wood available now, fewer than last August. Men working away will need fuel as in prior years they sourced their own near the Bays. Hope remains relief arrives before next winter. Central money inflows suggest coal sales will double, increasing in fall and winter per current signs.
Ko Ishii, spokesman for the Japanese government, asserts cordial ties with the Soviet Union and denies Manchukuo border clashes. He notes front disputes are decreasing while Japan faces raw material shortages due to the U.S. blockade and credit freeze, hinting at possible concessions. Rumors about Argentia appear only partly unfounded.
Mr. Clifford Vigners of the Dept of Rural Reconstruction in Twillingate discusses an artificial peat drying experiment. He notes the poor weather but urges those seeking peat for winter fuel to proceed, saying two weeks of good weather after cutting should dry the peat. coal prices are high.
Capt Frank Thorobill arrived aboard his banking vessel on Tuesday seeking bait for the Slattery North. Capta Jones and G Gillett secured the freight during the stop, delivering cargo described as essential for local operations.
A memorial verse honors Mrs. Thomas Dalley and mentions her motherly passing with peace in heaven. It also notes the loss of father and sisters Blanche and Emma, their lasting memories, and a call to continue work for the Lord. Inserted by their daughter and sister, Mrs Samug RowskLh from Rattling Brook.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel mentions and movements. Miss Joan Harnett and Miss Gwen Cook frequent nearby towns, Rev. H L Yarr arrived from Bishop's Falls, Phillip Anstey came from the Airport, and Mrs J Roberts from Change Islands pressed toward Grand Falls. Other names include Mr McLeod at the N S United Church organ, Mrs Eleanor Roberts bound for New York, and Mr Harvey Roberts arriving from the Interior amid various short trips.
British bomber raids hit Cologne Dusseldorf and Rotterdam while torpedo strikes hit an enemy tanker off Letonquet. Red Army counterattacks push Germans back in Ukraine as Britain and Russia sign a trade pact for 45 million dollars in war materials credits.
In the early morning of Aul 11th, Joseph Gedge, beloved husband and father, died after a year of illness and a four day bed confinement from cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife, son Harry, daughters Mrs Allan P Young and Ralph Colbourne, adopted daughter Douglas Pottle, grandchildren, sister Mrs May Jabex Roberts, and many relatives. Funeral conducted by Rev. T J Pitt with burial overseen by Mr. T G W Ashbourne. service referenced II Timothy 4:7.
Dear Sir we express our heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during the illness and death of a loving husband and father Mrs Josgra Grock and family extend appreciation for telegrams letters sympathy and flowers sent for the casket through the editor Twillingate Sun
Mr Abram Lilly a former light keeper at Sandy Point Explotos died recently at Exploits aged 91. He cared for the lighthouse during his tenure and was well known in the coastal community for his service and longevity.
Captain Willis Laite commands the Queen of Nild docked after a Saturday night arrival. On board are Gerald S. Doyle, Robert Mcleod, Lloyd Hann, W. J. Carew, and Dan Curtin, with additional details from Wesleyville and radio connections.
The Board of Arbitration on property taken for military pur pose has issued four awards totaling 210 995 dollars with an average over 5 000 per claimant. The highest award 21 945 dollars went to Johannah Smith who ran a general store beside land holdings. Six settlements exceed 600 000 dollars and future hearings are planned for about 32 more claims at Marquise and Polat Mall next week.
Airmen Ernest Peyton and Eric Pardy are home on leave from Canada. Navy man Ernest Simms is also on a short leave. An E entertainment was held at the Court Room for those on leave.
The week lists multiple Port Albert Twillingate and Botwood patients admitted to hospital including Mrs. Joseph Mercer Mrs. Walter Voss Nola Voss Hanns Voss and others. Discharged patients include Mrs Sidney Skinner Carmanville Mrs Fred Day Stanhope Mrs Wm Soow Clarence Luke man Fogo and Greta Bursey Salt Pond among others. A son was born to Mrs Wm Jennings Moretov s Hr on Saturday August 16th both mother and infant dying well. Miss Kateryn Heke and Miss Dorothy Houghton returned home from the United States after a Twillingate vacation.
The Glace Bay Hotel run by Mr. Robert Catton has leased Terminus House in North Sydney. Catton remains manager and hopes friends in Newfoundland will know of a clean comfortable place to stay while visiting North Sydney. He predicts many travelers from that country will patronize the Terminus House.
The N S United Church Sunday School picnic occurred on Thursday along with the Salvation Army picnic, also on Thursday, indicating community gatherings held that day.
Mr and Mrs William Pennell of Gilesporte report their son Roland was accidentally killed in England last week and buried Monday. Roland joined the Royal Navy last fall at Copner Brook. He was 29, the eldest Pennell and the first casualty for Twill ingate in the war. The community expresses sympathy to the Pennell family.
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