Twillingate Sun local rates and policy notice
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England the U S and other countries with advance payment required. Advertising rates include long term display ads at contract price and short term ads at 25 cents per inch with rates subject to change by length and composition. Notes of a fee of 25 cents are indicated.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Agitation Moves London Protest in Parliament Opening
Agitation and commotion rise as Ungovernable McGovern leads a march from London, the crowd clashing and protests echoing through streets. Debate centers on interruptions during the Speech from the Throne and how authorities should respond, amid broader worries about strikes and government stability worldwide. Radio reports from Paris hint at turmoil tied to a Forty Million dollar scandal implicating high officials and unsettling the new Chautemps administration.
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McGovern
Hows Commons
King George
Ion
Roosevelt
Radio 1
Paris
Cate
Chautemps
Public spirit urged co operation with Presa leaders
The piece argues that public writers urge cooperation with the Commissioners restoring the country. It notes Malcolm MacDonald saying the Commission will stay in touch with the people, explain policies, and hear local opinion while not being bound by strict Civil Service rules. It contrasts this with past politicians and unapproachability.
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Presa
Malcolm MacDonald
British House
Son of Prime Minister MacDonald With Dominion Affairs
A summary notes the individual is a son of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and holds a role tied to Dominion Affairs. The text highlights familial ties to the premiership and governmental duties within the colonial administrative framework.
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Tary
Ramsay MacDonald
Trade Board year report cites lower fishery output yet higher export value
The Board of Trade survey for 1933 notes fishery production near 100,600 qds with value gains due to sterling and quality. total exports drop to 24.48 million, down about 32 million from 1932, while imports total 15.17 million. The secretary reports robust activity and stronger finances. Raymond Gushue re elected president. Finance Committee led by T. A. MacNab praised.
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Board of Trade
Raymond Gushue
T. A. MacNab
Observer
Glad He Took His Father's Advice
Gerald Rivet of Rivet Recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills after two years of kidney trouble. He followed his father's advice, took one box, and claims his condition improved, urging others with kidney issues to try the remedy. The ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a kidney strengthening tonic for all ages.
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Gerald Rivet
Apirean Avenue
Dodd
T A A Meeting Postponed to Tonight in Club Room
The T A A meeting scheduled for Saturday has been postponed and will be held at 8 p m tonight in the club room.
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TAVA
Regular Meeting Notice for Hospital Association
The regular meeting for the association will be held at the usual place on Wednesday February 21 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes medical reports for the second hospital year.
Newfoundland News In Brief From February 3rd Happenings
Premier Alderice and English delegation sail from Liverpool amid official send off. Arrests for forging Newfoundland air mail stamps continued as Gordon Elton and Chas Ellis face charges. A New York taxi strike turned fatal with a drowning in the Hudson. Bay Verde fishing property damage noted. A liquor ring in Quebec alleged to involve two Newfoundlanders. Roosevelt orders crackdown on U S official-criminal links. Bennett cautions Canadians to expect thrift and hard work. In Newfoundland Bank embezzlement case, Teller Lockyer arrested. Royal Humane Society honors for harbour rescue. Percy Fearn jailed two years. Verne Sankey hangs himself in his cell.
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St. John’s
Newfoundland
Alderdice
Liverpool
Hope Simpson
T. Lodge
Thomas
Edgar Bowring
Lord Amulree
Gordon Elton
United States
Gillespie
Fortune
Neptune
Job
Bowring Bros
Chas. Ellis
Percy Fearn
Corner Brook
Nad
New York
Hudson River
Bay de Verde
Redden
Nova Scotia
Duggan St
Murphy
Quebec
Customs Department
U. S A
Roosevelt
Canada
Bennett
Toronto
Lockyer
Newfoundland Saving’s Bank
Eelf Henriebury
St. Pierre
Allan
Devine
Sharp accusations in Newfoundland Rotary clash over insult claim
A public letter condemns Dr. Parsons for attacks on the Rotary Club of St John’s L. D. A. branch in Twillingate. The author decries misrepresented prestige, calls for truth, and notes the Rotary club’s response as insufficient. The forwarded note pressures the Rotary Club to acknowledge the dispute publicly.
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Rotary
Rotary Club of
St. John’s
Twillingate
Dr. Parsons
Temple
de. Parsons
Rotary Club
Our
Doctor Parsons
Printer Charles Elise Arrested on Forgery Charge
Shortly after 10 o clock Saturday morning Charles Elise a printer of Hamilton Street was arrested under warrant by Sergeant Walsh and appeared before Judge Morris charged with forging certain stamps purporting to be Newfoundland air stamps for the carriage of. Mrs Curtin appeared for him and bail was fixed at 600 but started in the...
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Charles Elise
Hamilton Street
Sergeant Walsh
Jirdge Morris
Castain
Newfoundlandair
Gail
Curtin
Hic
Retraction demanded over medical center sobriety claims
Editor calls for apology from Miscellaneous and demands proof if no retraction. States Medical Center at Twillingate New World Islands operates with Dr Wood Dr Olds and Dr Goodwin as active members and invites him to verify at the Center office.
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Twillingate
Sun
New World Islands
Wood
Olds
Goodwin
Center
The
Special Children's Performance at Hospital Saturday
Moving Pictures will be shown at the hospital Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in aid of the Baby Clinic. Admission 5 and 10 cents. The Victoria Hall Social and Entertainment, loaned by the U.F., drew a good crowd. A games and entertainment program followed, showing notable recitative and musical talent. Refreshments and candy aided the fundraising, with proceeds to the Baby Clinic. The Child Welfare Com. thanks donors Mrs. Ted Jenkins, Mrs. George Stuckless, and Mrs. Will Minty for food or clothing contributions.
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Victoria Hall
T’wgate
Baby Welfare Com
Ted Jenkins
George Stuckless
Will Minty
Newfoundland Commission to oversee island rule
The British government forms a Newfoundland Commission with three British and three Newfoundland members to guide administration until fiscal recovery allows home rule. Sir John Hope Simpson may head the commission, alongside figures like Alderdice, Puddlester, Howley, Lodge, and Trentham, all seen as capable of steering repair.
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Newfoundland
Alderdice
J. C. Puddester
St. Johns Daily News
W. R. Howley
Justice
John Hope Simpson
Thomas Lodge
E. N. R. Trentham
Treasury
Island
The Menace of Beti Beri and Rural Welfare Calls
A Newfoundland discourse argues for higher wages in lumber work to boost purchasing power and economic revival. It urges medical certificate enforcement, local welfare committees in Twilingate and neighboring towns, and a revival of vigorous Christian leadership to lift community morale and address destitution.
Youth Prayer for Peace Cards Readers to End War
A fervent plea by youths across lands asking readers to recognize war as wrong and to pursue peace. The prayer, spoken as a collective call to end violence, urges open minds and hearts to value life and happiness, and to never again become killers.
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Earth
Public Holidays Proclaimed for 1934 in the Colony
Published by Authority proclaims certain days as Public and Bank Holidays in 1934. The proclamation lists January 24 February 14 March 17 March 30 and April 23 as holidays and directs all to observe and govern themselves accordingly. Dated January 13 1934 at Government House St John’s.
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Government House
St. John’s
A.D
J.C. Puddester
Verne Sankey Tied to Lindbergh Kidnapping Confessions
Chicago arrests reveal Verne Sankey a known gang figure who confessed to kidnapping and killing. An attorney from the State Department travels to Chicago to question Sankey regarding the Lindbergh case. He reportedly possesses evidence of Sankey’s involvement in the Lindbergh baby abduction. Police found poison pills on the criminals but they lacked time to use them.
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Verne Sankey
Chicago
State Department
Washington
Sankey
Lindberg
Lindbergh
Pointers with Proverbial Wisdom on Effort and Mindset
A collection of adage like lines contrasts profit with estimates and warns that effort hinges on the mind. It likens a man to a tack and notes success comes from daytime wakefulness rather than sleepless night work.
Roberts in town from England and Montreal visit
Mr E W Roberts arrived in town after travels from England and a visit to Montreal to see his aunt Mrs Keziah Warble. He appeared in the community as a returning traveler and shared news of his journeys.
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E. W. Roberts
England
Montreal
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Bay of Islands
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Hayward
Royal Humane Society
Thace
Confederation Life
Newfoundland Commission
Montreal Star
Lady Anderson
Lady Anderson's Service League
Newfoundland and Labrador
Gall
Blower’s Cove
Fortune Harbour
Teilingate
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