Newfoundland Assembly Considers Royal Commission Report
In a special session the House reviewed the Royal Commission report on Newfoundland’s finances and governance. Ministers will consider its recommendations for a joint UK plans to reduce public debt, stave off default, and secure UK and Canada aid.
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Moves For Committee On Royal Commission Response
Mr Gray moves to form a Select Committee to draft reply to the Gracious Speech and address the Royal Commission recommendations. He recalls the 1931 crisis, loss of credit, bonds markets, and reliance on Canadian banks and Imperial Oil. The 1932 government faced deep cuts to education, war pensions, public charities, health, and civil salaries to balance finances.
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Address to King Suspends Newfoundland Constitution
Newfoundland lawmakers urge His Majesty to appoint a Royal Commission and suspend responsible government. The motion requests a select committee to draft an address asking the King to place the island under British administration until self sufficiency returns, citing debt relief and economic stability.
The Real Skinny Girl Needs Ferrozone Now
Ad copy warns a frail girl is worn out and exhausted from rapid growth. It urges nourishment and stronger blood, claiming Ferrozone will restore strength and vitality. The tone is urgent and promotional, stressing urgent health renewal.
Crisis in Our History Parting of the Ways in Newfoundland
The speaker warns of a historic crisis and a potential rel letter day for Newfoundland. He thanks the Mother Country for support and urges unity in legislating for the country. He stresses the need for stability to aid economic life and notes a commission’s aim to assist the fisherfolk, speaking as a fisherman representative.
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Century of Methodism Souvenir Offered by Rev Mercer
A notice promotes ordering the Cen ten nial Souvenir by Rev W Edgar Mercer titled A Century of Methodism is Twilling ate and Notre Dame Bay. The 176 page book includes church history of the area, regional industry politics education business scenery and sport with references to those who fell in the Great War. Copies cost one dollar and a few are ready to ship.
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