House to house WPA collection listed by Hillgrade secretary
Hillgrade January 31 1946 letter from Mrs Gorpon Sansome requests space to publish a WPA house to house collection list for Hillgrade and nearby areas. The list items include names and amounts totaling 9.10 with collectors named and a lobster harbor collection also itemized.
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W.P.A
Hillgrade
Gorpon Sansome
W .la
Burnt Cove Collectors List Prices and Names
A local list from Burnt Cove records collectors and names of residents with various price values. Notable names include Mrs Josiah Rideout Mrs Isaac Keefe Rev Pond John Burt and Family Mrs Fred Earle Isaac Keefe Frances Mehaney Mrs Saul Mehaney Mr Abel Tarrant and several others. Total amount not provided.
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Indian Cove
Sidney Gosse
Josiah Rideout
Joyce Pynn
George Rideout
Fred Rideout
Robi. Rideout
Richard Rideout
Kenneth Gosse
John Mehaney
Josiah Gosse
Hiram Rideout
Calvin Gosse
Drucella Gosse
Rowena Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Theophilus Wheeler
Peter Watkins
Arthur Watkins
Mary A. Rideout
Isaac Keefe
Burnt Cove
Pond
John Burt & Family
Fred Earle
Jacob
Francis Mehaney
Saul Mehaney
Abel Tarrant
Wom. Chinn
Mary Chinn
Ralph Mehaney
Jobo J Tarrant
Samuel Sharpe
Jacob Keefe
Bert Boyde
Peter Burt
Howard Burt
Abraham Earle
Jane Earle
Collectors list at Tilt Cove Fairbank auction night
A long catalog style list shows collectors and bidders at Tilt Cove Fairbank with prices 100 to 10 cents. Names include Mrs Willie Adams Mrs Mary Burge and many Sansome and Gidge family members. Totals indicate multiple lots and a grand sum around $525 with additional Friday's Bay L O L entries.
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Willie Adams
Mary Burge
Tilt Cove & Fairbank
B. Reynolds
Marion Rogers
John Rogers
Thomas Parsons
Cecil Earle
Kidon Gidge
Obediah Gidge
Arthur Cooper
Violet Earle
Jon Cooper
Thelma Wheeler
Joseph Gillard
John Gidge
Helen Rogers
Archibald Burt
Arthur Burt
Almond Smith
Herbert Hillier
Artie Gidge
Samuel Gidge
Edgar Jenkins
Andrew Gillard
James Gillard
S Bay
Truman Warns on Price Controls and Nation’s Fate
President Truman argued price and rent controls must be renewed for a year to avoid a national disaster similar to postwar collapse. He urged Congress to act promptly, saying lifting controls would slow production, raise unemployment, and trigger widespread business hesitation. The piece frames continued controls as essential to stabilize prices and employment.
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Truman
Congress
Government Price Order Amended for Fishermen Fuel
Published by Authority under Defence Regulation 2 the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941. The Commissioner for Supply J S Neill issues a further amendment to the Goods Current Prices Fishermen Motor Fuel Order No 2 1943 dated February 7 1946.
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Commissioner For Supply
Medan Aehlinbad Bnen Sith
The Goods Current Prices Order Amended 1943 1946
The Goods Current Prices Order No 2 1943 as amended by earlier orders is further amended by replacing the schedule. Retailers may add freight and insurance to prices in column four when selling outside specified places. The order takes effect midnight February 9 1946 and does not absolve penalties incurred before the amendment.
Price controls and reconversion must move hand in hand
Government agencies can speed production through wiser handling of price control matters. Until supply better meets demand, the welfare of the country requires price controls and reconversion to proceed together. Source: C.S Monitor, Yanuary 26th.
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C.S Monitor
Yany
Gems for your Scrapbook Liberality quote from Balfone
The excerpt presents a series of maxims on virtue and behavior. It begins with “Gems for your Scrapbook” and attributes a quote to Balfone about forgiveness, tolerance, love, respect, and charity. The text ends mid thought, suggesting a broader meditation on liberality.
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Balfone
Quotations on Giving and Gift-Giving
A compact montage of literary and biblical lines on generosity and the motives behind giving. It contrasts vanity with sincerity, noting gifts originate from above and that true value lies in the will and heart behind the act. The snippets include La Rochefoucauld, James, Eddy, Lessing, and Luther.
Automobile Shortage Reflected in Everyday Talk
In a fragmentary exchange a character notes the fuelsoldier crisis yet says no one shouts for horses. Mazle asks if the crowd walks around with a grouch, Nellie responds with a remark about divorcing him, highlighting social mood amid hardship.
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Twilingate
Sidney Gorse
Lewis Mehaney
Seymore Mehaney
Wm. Hicks
Ym Smith
G. Smith
Andrew Smith
Black Island
Gordon Sansome
Ruth Horwood
David Rice
Cyril Young
Elmo Rice
Edward Sansome
Melvin Sansome
Martin Sansome
Doyle Sansome
Margaret Gouse
Stewart Rice Jr
Stewart Rice Sr
Hedley Rice
Bennett Sansome
Alma Hines
Eliza
Seth Anstey
Andrew Sansome
Arthur Rice
Thomas Sansome
Lewis Sansome
Ruby Sansome
Sde Vie Pavisyctu Uerewitu
J. McIntyre
Authority
J. S. Neill
St. John's Curling
Port Aud Basques
Grand Falls
Burin
Grand Bank
James
Mary Baker Eddy
Lessing
Luther
Confederation Life
Dr. Chase
Gerald 8
Doyle, Ltd
North Sydney
Port Aux Basques
St John’s
St. John’s
Port Aux Basqui
St. George's Corner Brook
Humbermouth
Millertown
Jcta
St. John’a
St. John's
Muir's Marble Works, Ltd
Twillingate
E. J. Linfield
Eddy
Redbirds
Comets
F.M. O'Leary Ltd
Mazle
Nellie
Dearia
Hima