Defence (Plotography) Regulations Order Published 1943
Published by Authority the Defence (Plotography) Regulations 1942 as amended, I exercise powers conferred and make the following Order. Dated the 3th day of February, 1943.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1943
Page
4
Published by Authority the Defence (Plotography) Regulations 1942 as amended, I exercise powers conferred and make the following Order. Dated the 3th day of February, 1943.
The Control of Photography Order No 4 of 1943 amends the schedule to include Torbay Airport, detailing a long fenced tract on the western Torbay Road in St. John's East. The description runs through numerous bearings and distances, ending at the point of commencement after a True Meridian reference.
A compact collection of moral quotes and maxims on charity kindness and virtue from Wordsworth Ruskin Dickens and Southey highlighting the value of benevolence and prudent judgment in daily life.
A nostalgic verse by Stanley Primmhr from Gander Newfoundland recounts life in No 12 Staff House on the base. He names staff members including Leslie Legge chief cook and Cyril Pardy waiter, praising camaraderie, meals, and a close-knit team awaiting return from leave.
Superior Court judge Elmer Peak of South Bend invited newspaper men to sample his self brewed coffee. He praised its quality and joked it beats Roosevelt and LaGuardia's recycled grounds recipe. The mix reportedly used equal parts coffee and roasted rye grain.
An officer and six privates in Britain's Royal Army Ordnance Corps led a movement that saved millions of hours and tons of material for war industries. They created the Central Repair Depot to repair and reissue damaged and obsolete equipment, reducing factory pressure and boosting manpower efficiency. Sixty percent of repaired items reach first class within a month, easing demand on new production.
Westminster School headmaster J W Christie urged the church to renew approach to worship and education. He warned that at least 75 percent of the younger generation shows little interest in religion and proposed flexible services and themed worship to engage them, describing new formats as a tin opener rather than a substitute for tradition.
A poor man named Jake asks his grocer for flour to feed his starving family. The grocer offers a sack on credit but worries Jake might sell it to fund a circus visit. Jake insists he has money saved and will not waste the flour on entertainment.
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