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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
4
In Twillingate on January 21 1933 notes warn unemployment fuels gang warfare and restlessness. Protests against armaments seem futile as big guns aircraft and gas bombs rise. Calls by prominent figures echo the need for fruitful conferences to address loans deficits and economic pain.
The Railway reports no operating deficit in six months amid barter plans with Australia. The Australian Trade Commissioner in Canada seeks exchanges of cod liver oil salmon and lobster for Australian wines and canned fruit, aiming to strengthen Empire trade. An English loan deal earmarks 50,000 dollars as four percent interest for the British government. A British broadcaster doubts radio ads, praising newspapers display ads for reach and convenience. The 1933 world economy faces Japanese aggression in Manchuria and broader East Asia, with potential force as a grim option if talks fail.
Public notice lists the 1933 officers and committees of the S U F fraternal society in Twillingate. Worthy Master Arthur Spencer, Chaplain Harlan Rideout, House Chief Officer Fred House, Quarter Master Archie Lunnen, Purser Jas Manderson, Secretary M Loveridge, plus Hall Management and Hospital Visiting committees.
A letter from an editor requests correction of a previous Twillingate Sun item dated January 14. It asserts 530 relief receivers is incorrect and provides corrected counts: 413 by January 31 last year, 513 as the peak in April, and 470 current receivers, noting the latter exceeds last year at this time.
The Daily News annual number is larger than previous issues with forty four fully spaced pages. It reads like a diary of the past year, a valuable reference. The staff must have been very busy compiling it.
A note extending best wishes and thanks to friends in the outports proprietors of boarding houses and hotels across the Island and to the 23 500 clients on the books.
A statistical abstract notes the ebb in U. S. industry since 1929 with stock averages showing declines. It cites international debt pressures, price falls, and widespread restrictions as factors in near paralysis, urging bold recovery experiments and careful policy reading. New York, December 15th, 1932.
A feature on decorative lamp shades crafted from transparent cellophane and colored papers. The Diana Shade uses a wire frame and a long strip wound to form a light, versatile shade with various color combinations.
A new company named Labrador Goldfields Ltd was incorporated with capital of 100000 to explore and develop mineral possibilities in Labrador. Other items note storm damage in New Melbourne, fines for dole, and various political and shipping news from St Johns.
Nellie Hawkins wed Wilfred Pardy on a Wednesday ceremony performed by Rev Mercer at the Hawkins home. Nellie was given in marriage by Fran Pardy, brother of the groom. The couple will reside in Little Harbor with hopeful futures ahead.
Roy Hanson of North Devon New Brunswick reports severe back pain from track work. A friend advised Dodd's Kidney Pills. after one box his pain diminished, two more boxes completed relief, and he has remained free of back trouble since. He now keeps a box on hand for future conditions.
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