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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Feb 06, 1943

Page

2

Farewell In Panama: Aboard the Western Queen

Ocean voyage drama follows Captain Osgood as refugees from a Panamanian insurrection are evacuated to Puerto Pizarro. Third officer Jackson locally plots the course while the Old Man weighs orders from the home office. Subplots include Helena Gladding and Neal Gardiner amid wealth and intrigue.

Edward Osgood Jackson Mr. Jackson Chiclayo Puerto Pizarro Home Office South America Amazonas Rio Dutch Guiana

Scitated tale of a veteran and a remedy adrift at sea

A fragmented historical text blends a sciatica cure advertisement with a wartime veteran's tale and a Mexico Peru voyage scene. The piece shifts between medical claim for Kruschen Salts and a dramatic voyage sequence featuring Neal Gardiner, Montoya, and a revolt rumor in Puerto Pizarro aboard the Western Queen.

Noted Dialogue From A Mysterious Meeting

A fragmentary scene centers on a young woman whose speech blends Spanish and memory. She brushes off being defined by others while hinting at connections to Don Carlos Montoya, then calls a man her friend as the conversation turns to unclear family ties. The passage ends with an unresolved exchange.

Tropics Idaho Hills Neal Jettera Alice Cordileras Montoya Gardiner Don Carlos Montoya Senor

Parachute Demand Cuts Silk Stockings Use

A brief note comments that silk once used for 100 pairs of stockings is now needed for one parachute, highlighting wartime fabric shortages. It also notes that many motorists drive more cautiously as more people own cars. The St Louis Star-Times is referenced in association with Confederation Life.

St. Louis

War effort survival guide from London daily express

In a wartime appeal the article urges readers to take numerous home front actions. It lists practical duties from shopping locally and conserving resources to growing food, salvaging paper, and avoiding waste. It emphasizes personal restraint, thrift, and volunteering to support the government and win the war.

London Daily Express

War Era Hawker Hurricane's Expansive Roles Described

The Hurricane emerges as a highly versatile warplane with auxiliary wing tanks for extended range into Europe. It pivots from eight to twelve machine guns or four 20 mm cannons, serves as a bomber with guns and two 250 lb bombs, and adapts to aircraft carrier launches and catapult use. It fights across varied theaters from the Battle of Britain to Russia's snows.

Europe Britain Russia

Diet Dispute Between Mrs Tilmnose and Mrs Hefty

A heated exchange features Mrs Tilmnose accusing Mrs Hefty of not following the doctor’s diet and Mrs Hefty retorting she won’t starve to live longer, highlighting tensions over health and self-control.

German Pilot Surrenders in Soviet Lines

A German pilot landed within Soviet lines and surrendered. He told his captors he had no faith in a Nazi victory and did not want to shed his blood for Adolf Hitler.

Cratia Kraschen Salta Adolf Hitler

Wartime Warden’s Mishap Amid Evacuation Letters

A.R.P. warden describes a mishap while evacuated, writing to his wife about walking into a dugout and getting soaked. His wife’s witty reply confirms the incident with humor, reflecting wartime letters between spouses.

A.R.P

Gliders Reach 22,000 Feet in Record Flights

Glider flights have achieved elevations up to 22 000 feet in certain tests, with pilots noting prolonged climbs and stable aerodynamics. The record showcases significant performance gains in unmanned or manned sailplane operations and highlights advances in lightweight wing design and weather suitability.

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ST. John's Port Aux Basques Foreign Express ST John's Sun Mon Tue New Moon E. J. Linfield, T’gate P. O. Box St. John’s George Reid J. McIntyre Panama Duncan Norton Taviorne and John Baragwanath Mack Stedman Helena Gladding Bey Neal Gardiner Sciatica el Circulo Mr. Trent Paul Edwards Don Carleg Montoya Mozo Vatley Edwards NTE Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd Confederation Life Wey Raha Christian Science Monitor The Monitor Christian Science Publishing Society One Norway Street Boston Massachusetts
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