Public Notice on Vehicle Use Act in Newfoundland Gazette
A Bill to replace the Highway Traffic Act 1935 was read twice in Commission of Government and published for general information. Written representations due by 8 February 1941 to the Supplies Division of Public Works. R Manning Secretary for Public Works issued the notice on 30 December 1940.
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Newforndland
Commission of Government
Department of Public Works
Newfoundland Gazette
New Vehicle Registration and Traffic Bill Proposes Broad Reforms
The bill restructures motor vehicle regulation in Newfoundland with six parts covering interpretation licensing and registration traffic signs regulations driving offenses and legal proceedings. It introduces flexible regulations for vehicle construction equipment and traffic control and expands disqualification powers for reckless or speeding offenses while aligning tourist vehicle rules with Canada and the United States.
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Public Utilities
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Canada
United States
Howlett Named Manager for J H Estabrooks Newfoundland Branch
News from Saint John NB announces Harry J. Howlett’s appointment as manager of the J H Estabrooks Co Ltd Newfoundland branch. Howlett has spent 13 years yearly in Newfoundland building trade contacts and promoting Red Rose Tea and Coffee, earning strong local trust. His prior Twillingate business experience adds street knowledge of outport merchants.
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Harry J. Howlett
T. H. Estabrooke Co., Ltd
Sandall
Saint John
Island
Twillingate
Harry Howlett
Hag
Red Rose sales force reshuffled in St Johns area
The Daily News reports changes in territory for Red Rose salesmen in St Johns. Charlie Howlett’s legacy is noted with his son Dr Jack Howlett gaining confidence in medical circles and employers. Fred A Cochrane moves to the new territory with Sandy in city outreach, Eric Hiscock replacing Cochrane’s former city sales route.
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Charlie Howlett
Roach
St. John’s
Jack
Himelf
Howlett
F. A Cochrane
Sandy
Eric Hiscock
Cochrane
Pasr
Daily News
Notices From a Small England Shop
A brief glimpse of shop notices reads We are carrying on till we are carried out and Please do not lean against the window it isn t there signaling rustic humor and practical warnings from a storefront in England.
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England
Farmer Seeks Harsh Letter To End Neighbor Feud
A Yorkshire farmer asks his solicitor to draft a blunt letter accusing his neighbour of being the blackest, lowest, lying, thieving scoundrel and to spice it up so he can say something really rude, stopping short of no insult.
Secretary Morgenthau backs Britain loan plan
Secretary of Commerce Tom Must Give and Secretary Jesse Jones declare Britain a good risk. Morgenthau agrees that before the war ends the United States must give as well as loan to support its protection.
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United States
Jesse Jones
Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Diplomat Question Sparks Sage Parable for Boy
A humorous exchange defines a diplomat as someone appointed to avert situations that would not arise without diplomats, framing diplomacy as preventing trouble through careful handling and restraint.
Three Lads Question Minister on News About Deil
Three cheeky lads of the village accost the minister with the line Ha ye heard the news The de il s dead The cleric replies with compassion I must gang and pray for three fatherless laddies
British Reinforcements in Middle East Fight Italians
British troops in the Middle East, reinforced from home, eagerly join the fight against aggression. A row of anti aircraft guns highlights broader guns, stores, and equipment captured from the Italians in recent fighting.
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Middle East
Italy
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J. H. Estabrooks
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