Newfoundland House Proceedings June 20 1933 At Session
The House met at 3 35 pm with the Speaker in the chair. Petitions from New Perlican residents were referred to Fisheries. Lords Council passed several Bills including Live Stock Pedigree and Shipbuilding. amendments on North West Products Co. bill discussed. Debates on duties for imported labels and related matters. adjourned to June 22 1933. Captain Whiteley stressed a road petition from St Barbe district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
New Perlican
Trinity South
Department of Fisheries
Legisative Council
Ashboure
Clarenville Light and Power Co
Public Utilities Commission
House of Assembly
North West Products Co. Ltd
Dominion
Newfoundland
Bradley
Select Committee
Capt. Whiteley
St. Barbe
Whiteley
North West Products Co., Ltd
Nova Scotia Assembly Passes Several Bills in 1933 Session
The Nova Scotia House of Assembly adjourned after passing bills on timber licensing for the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co. and signaling on highroads. Debates covered petitions from Continental Distilleries and a select committee was formed to review private liquor manufacturing rights, with further readings and committee actions on lotteries, codfish culling, insolvency, and marine affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co., Ltd
Department of Marine and Fisheries
House
N.S.S. Co
Legislative Council
Department of Marine & Fisheries
Browne
Halley
North West Products Company
Department of Public Works
Anid
Incomplete OCR Reads of Legislation Bills
Fragments show bills read aloud with garbled text and unclear legal references. The passage includes stray terms such as AR and Chap and a request for a second reading, but lacks coherent names, dates, or actions to identify a specific bill or passage.
Overproduction blamed for farm woes in modern agriculture
The piece argues excess production hurts farmers, claiming many good farmers leave the field while more poor farmers remain. It emphasizes structural problems in agriculture and the impact of surplus on livelihoods.
Historian cites use of cosmetics by medieval women
A historian asserts that women in the Middle Ages used cosmetics, noting contemporary practices echo earlier beauty routines. The claim links past and present cosmetic use among women across centuries.
Charitable Lesson Amid Ill Tempers by Havergal
A reflection on impatience and unkind words hindering charity. It notes how wrong feeling spreads through ill temper, gloom, touchiness, and discontent, affecting others and teaching no good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Havergal
Love and restraint in prayer from H. Manning
The passage argues that God withholds answers to protect us from harm. It asserts divine love is shown not only in granting good desires but also by denying evil ones. It contends suffering would rise if wishes instantly became reality and predicts we will bless God more for refusals than favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ey. Manning
Smith and Robinson in a heated club row sparks split
Report notes a fierce confrontation at the club last night between Smith and Robinson. Six people were needed to separate the rivals after a quarrel described as severe. Witnesses say the pair had been inseparable before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Robinson
Woman Disciplines Stranger Seated With Strawberries
A lady on a moving train seated beside a salesman occupies the space for six miles. When he tries to speak she warns she will raise an alarm. At a station she finally yields the bag of strawberries she has been sitting on throughout the journey.
Confed Life Quote Highlights Effort Over Inaction
A Lloyd Jones quotation extols effort over complacency, stating those who attempt and fail are better than those who do nothing and succeed. The line appears in a Confed era life section reflecting on perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jones
Alfalfa Seed Remains Viable for Five Years for Pasture Use
Alfalfa, once seeded, remains down for five or more years, and is therefore especially suited for permanent hay and pasture fields.
Divorce Rare in Sweden Cited by Montreal Star
The Montreal Star quotes a Swedish official saying divorce is practically unknown in Sweden. The remark highlights strong social norms and legal constraints shaping marriage stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Montreal Star
The Shelving Clerk Sells All Stock to Woman
A shopper browses endless hose options as a salesman pours out boxes of every size and color. She asks for more, and the clerk responds that only the pair he wears remains.
Night Watchman Proves Steady On First Shift At Plant
A tale from a big industrial plant recalls a new night watchman asked by the foreman if all was well. The reply, quick and wary, shows the watchman’s cautious competence on his first night.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sramsett Gas
A. E. Archer
Chelsea
Royal Commission
Monse
Mooney
Department of Mines
Gue
Winter
Continental Distilleries Co., Ltd
Starks
Acuse
Legislative,’ Council
Conjimeti Hithe
H. Winter
Byrne
Dodd
Brand
T. A. Macnab & Company
Laurep St. John’s
Ike
Dr. Hamilton
Confederation Life
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