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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1944
Page
2
One Clerk-Grade II salary scale with duties of cashier. Preference for experienced applicants. Inspectors on probation up to two years, others twelve months. Minimum Grade XI education. Successful applicants must furnish medical certificates.
The war ends and Newfoundland will decide its future form of government. London announced no change during the war and leave the island to choose later. Most expect a return to self governing dominion, with possible union talks with Canada fading or resurfacing as needs arise.
John Murry a 63 year old Avondale resident has vanished after saying he would call on neighbors on Christmas Eve. Police from the C I D and District Inspector Whelan investigated with neighbors. he was last seen on Boxing Day near the main highway heading toward his home.
The share of Americans reading the Bible climbs from 59 to 64 percent in a year, with 21 to 29 year olds rising from 48 to 57 percent. The shift is linked to wartime effects as mothers increasingly turn to the Bible, a pattern noted as longstanding.
In a discussion of emergencies and solace, the piece notes a 9 percent rise in Bible readers among women in their twenties. It argues that Bible reading by mothers aids Sunday School tutelage, shaping a younger generation and benefiting service members who will become fathers.
The poem honors the Eternal Father who planned the firmament and lighted paths. It asks guidance for travelers and aviators facing storms and headwinds, seeking safekeeping and a safe landing under divine will.
A reader defends soldiers in American forces, argues strikers cause harm to four sons serving in the war, questions striker hardships, and contends their actions risk unnecessary deaths. The writer contrasts alleged striker wrongs with the dangers faced by servicemen.
In a light exchange, Smith mocks a plan to set his son in a bakery while Jones praises the boy’s ambition already showing interest in dough and a knack for the craft. The dialogue implies a family connection to the baking trade and a hopeful future.
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