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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1933
Page
2
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The assembly met at 3:20 p.m. in the speaker’s chair. No petitions were presented. A bill to grant advantages to North West Products Ltd was deferred. A Department of Marine and Fisheries bill was introduced and read first time. The house then approved Royal Bank of Canada Loan resolutions in Committee of the Whole. Messages from the Legislative Council noted bills on war pensions, Ganser Valley Power and Paper Co timber, Alcoholic Liquors, and Artificial Fertilizers with some amendments. Debate covered local government acts and timber land exchanges with Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co, aiming to transfer 50 square miles for Gander development. second reading delayed pending a management certificate.
Mr Brassley voiced strong opposition to measures that would transfer territories owned and controlled by corporations. He argued such actions threaten accountability and public sovereignty in the governance of those regions.
Debates covered tax exemptions for A N D Co and Bishop's Falls Botwood policy. public accounts bill referred. timber licensing for Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co discussed with past rent and area details. beer sale Sunday hours amendment accepted. lotteries statute amendments reviewed.
The Newfoundland House met at 3.20 p.m. with Tfion as Speaker. Notices were given for amendments to the Public Works Act and Section 135 of the Consolidated Statutes, and a bill on the Culling and Curing of Codfish was proposed. Debates on Alcoholic Liquors Act hours for Sunday beer sales centered on proposed new time restrictions.
The debate covers fake lotteries and unissued permits under the Lotteries Act. Mr Bradley voices action to curb housie housie and supports a Regatta Day wheels bill. profits from wheels will aid regatta expenses. A separate bill to cut timber for Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co. passes committee, third reading postponed pending company conditions.
The passage notes reforms from 1914 and 1924 and last year’s laws aiming to curb abuses and manipulations. It cites a 1924 act granting magistrates broader authority to issue permits under specific conditions, highlighting the evolving regulatory framework.
A humorous exchange questions a husband’s efforts to cure deafness and reveals his plan to wait until the children finish music lessons before addressing the issue. The quip reflects domestic wit and the era’s lighthearted tone.
Woodstock residents enjoyed a free entertainment as ex Judge Barnes lost a bet to Attorney McDermott. McDermott hired a seven piece brass band and paraded the revently crowned winner around the Mc Henry county courthouse in a wheelbarrow decorated with a flag while a cheering crowd watched.
A discussion on animal minds cites phrases about birds’ souls and emotions. It notes nesting ingenuity, care for young, grief after loss, and a jackdaw enjoying human hours, reflecting on animal feelings and parallels to human life.
A young Chinese Roman Catholic travelled two years and about eighteen miles daily from China to Rome seeking an audience with the Pope. His journey carried him through Siam Burma India Persia and Asia Minor then by ship to Marseilles and on to Lyons Geneva Milan and Bologna before reaching Rome.
Parrots tortoise reptiles and birds of prey at the Lon Don Zoo are identified as the longest living animals in captivity. The study notes remarkable lifespans across multiple species.
The estimate suggests total mined gold since 1492 would reach roughly 22.4 trillion dollars in today’s value, reflecting the vast scale of precious metal production over centuries.
Confederation Life reports its aircraft have flown 10 300 000 miles with only five injuries to passengers, highlighting a strong safety record in Britain.
The U S dirigible C-5 landed at St John s from Montauk Point on May 15 1919. A few hours later it broke moorings at Pleasantville Quidi Vidi Lake and drifted to sea becoming total loss.
A humorous Irish exchange shows a woman asking about nursing experience. Norah replies proudly with a broad smile and confirms her own prior experience, joking about having nursed herself in the past.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a night dream. The lines show a courteous exchange and a request for rest, suggesting a calm, nocturnal moment between two speakers.
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