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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1944
Page
3
A list of authors and subjects spanning fiction, history, religion, science, law, and public affairs. Notable entries include Buck Pearl Chase, Curie Madame, Grenfell, Churchill, and Roosevelt. Topics cover philosophy, medicine, economics, etiquette, navigation, and home care.
President Roosevelt declares a Second Bill of Rights to secure economic security and independence in wartime. He lists rights including a useful job, adequate food and clothing, decent housing, medical care, protection from economic fears, and a good education for all Americans.
A fragmentary set of inspirational quotes from historic figures notes human potential and growth. Includes sayings from Walpole, Mary Baker Eddy, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Thomas Carlyle, and Emily Dickinson about ambition, cultivation, and rising to challenges.
A garbled report indicates President Roosevelt received an honorary position at Gray's Town Hall with local officials celebrating the gesture amid a civic event. The text is incomplete and unclear on specifics but preserves the core reference to Roosevelt and a ceremonial designation.
A New York Sun item notes Long Island mules covering £385 in distance in just over three weeks, a remarkable feat for a modest crew as described in the paper.
The destroyer Janus has seen action from Norway to Crete and fired over 6,000 shells in recent engagements. The ship's wear has led to plans for new guns to keep it battle ready.
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