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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1946
Page
2
The Christian Science Monitor notes British acceptance of a 4.4 billion dollar loan amid misgivings. American critics argue the loan harms U.S. employment by forcing Britain to repay in goods, a claim based on trade ignorance and fear. The piece highlights public opinion aiming to block congressional approval.
The piece argues the United States provides a dollar line of credit to Britain rather than a loan of cash. Repayment would be in goods, implying export of American products and potential immediate impact on US employment. It frames the arrangement as jobs for sure now against uncertain future losses.
A compact collection of aphorisms and moral maxims from Bishop A C A Hall Lord Avebury Mary Baker Eddy Samuel Smiles and Pytheas. The notes offer guidance on study perseverance discouragement and learning from errors.
Canada ends tyre rationing as of January 1 removing government controls and shifting supply pressure to firms. Tirestone estimates 1,000,000 tyres needed for motorists with 300,000 previously unable to qualify for permits. Spring relief expected with rubber shipments from Malaya and improved synthetic tyres promising a return toward normal demand.
Nervous and sleepless people may suffer from worry or anaemia harming nerves and digestion. Dr Chase's Nerve Food supplies essential ingredients to restore blood and nerves, aiding sleep, digestion, and healthier living. Try it to improve rest and vitality.
A substantial bulk of books for boys and girls arrived plus adult titles from authors Campbell Grace Douglas Lloyd Garat Stanno Natchuk Walter Scott and Jack London including The Higher Hill Forgive ya cat trespacies Son of the smoky sea Quentin Durward Planning our new homes and more.
Miss Ann Louise Buckingham wed Earl Ronald Bachelor in Bethany Connecticut on Thanksgiving Day November 22 1945. The ceremony joined Newfoundland royalty and New York society with a ivory velvet gown bridesmaids in blue and pink lace and a reception at the Downs home. The couple planned a New York honeymoon.
The Order of Merit was conferred on Winston Churchill by the King in recognition of his leadership through war years. The OM carries no precedence or title and is limited to twenty four members. It was established in 1902 and has eighteen members after Earl Lloyd George’s death.
Mrs Katz phoned to reach her husband and checked the barber shop next door after not finding him at his office. A barber responded that Katz was not there and may have left unclear where he is.
A child named Mary visits west Blairmore and discovers an antique hall clock. Her grandmother asks about the clock’s motion and Mary replies that it is “standing still wagging its tail,” a quaint moment reflecting wonder at the still timepiece.
A reflective column notes how studying the Master’s approach can elevate everyday learning for all. The piece emphasizes humility, curiosity, and disciplined practice as pathways to insight across disciplines.
In a wrecked village hut near Vads the Finemarken operates as Norway’s northernmost and smallest newspaper plant. It prints 3,000 copies twice weekly, becoming possibly the world’s best read news sheet after war destruction left Northern Norway without papers. Materials were secured from Sweden and England for Arctic coast readers.
Baltimore officials announce an air freight service to move lobsters from Newfoundland. Planes will depart Baltimore for St John s or another northern port to pick up lobsters and deliver to dealers in New York Boston Baltimore and New Orleans. The service aims to handle other freight as well.
Hal asks if the senator's speech has enough fire. Cal quips that he did not put enough of his speech into the fire, framing a witty political exchange about rhetoric.
A father questions his future son in law about supporting a family and warns him there are ten mouths to feed. The exchange ends with a terse affirmation from the suitor.
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