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Twillingate
Nildon
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Prime Minister's Speech Highlights Debated Arguments
The report notes earnest discussion of the Prime Minister's speech with critics accused of ignoring facts. It cites Monroe's rebuttal on borrowing and a Toronto copper venture at Hall's Bay, plus Rev N Coll's talks on youth and unity in religion.
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Toronto
Hall's Bay
Hall's Lay
N. Coll
U.C
North Side
Hospital Docket Grows as Dr Parsons Reports Busy Week
More than 40 patients are at the hospital with Dr Parsons and staff busy. The unit reports many operations, with patients discharged and admitted as days pass.
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Parsons
Memorial Hospital acknowledgments and donations list
N D B Memorial Hospital thanks donors including Geo Osmond L A P 200 Mrs John Rice 50 Mrs Pierce Powell 50 Thomas Rice 50 and many others. The note requests further contributions and asks collectors to submit by date, with storage of funds and posters handled by A H Hodge Roberts at Sun Office. Treasurer K M Batten signs off May 31 728.
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Geo. Osmond
John Rice
Pierce Powell
Yhomas Rice
John C. Andrews
Marion Andrews
Margaret Lunnen
Carmanville Committee
Ashley Bourden
Edgar Hawkins
James Primmer
Edward Smith
Josiah Hawkins
Adolphus Verge
Fred Verge
Alfred Linfield
Albert Linfield
Birchy Bay
W. Ga ‘ Frew
N. Guy
Louisa Mitchard
A H. Hodge
Mr. Roberts
Sun Office
Large Order for Wall Board For Buchan's Mines
Harvey & Co Ltd, local agents for Homasote, awarded contract to supply wall board for Buchan's Mines. Initial shipment exceeds 300 sheets for townsite homes. Homasote wall and panel boards also used to rebuild offices of The Marine Agencies Ltd after a fire.
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St John's
Harvey & Co Ltd
Builder Mr Rideout offered church contracting work
Rev Gil bert Ivany and United Church officials invited Mr EI W Rideout from Old Perlican and Grate's Cove to finish the nearly completed Old Perlican church. They then offered him the Grate's Cove project to build the new church and plan to continue with Old Perlican work. The plan favors concrete construction and reflects solid local financing and effort.
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Ei.w. Rideout
Soo
Old Perlican
Grate's Cove
Gilbert Ivany
The
United Church
Rideout
Shipping News Update From Terrivega to Ashbournes and More
Dan with salt arrived Saturday from Terrivega discharging part cargo to Ashbournes Ltd then proceeded to Little Bay Islands on Tuesday. Prospero capt Kean arrived Monday from the South taking East Coast service relieving Kyle on Sydney Port au Basque route. Caribou under cleaning at St John s. Prospero brought a large mail and about 150 packages of freight. Lindbergh from the Bay with wood Monday. Goodridge from Fogo with salt to Mr Colbourne. Grace arrived from St John s with general cargo. Phillis Westhaver carried freight from St John s to Ashbournes Ltd on Wednesday.
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Dan
Terrivega
Ashbournes Ltd
Little Bay Islands
Prosbero
W. Kean
Kyle
Sydney
Lindbergh
James Adey
Bay
A. Goodridge
Fogo
A. Colbourne
Sch. Grace
F. Roberts
St. John’s
Schr
Phillis Westhaver
Keeping
St. John's
Bomb blast at Buenos Aires Italian Consulate shocks world
Telegraph News reports 25 killed and 41 injured in a bomb explosion at the Italian Consulate in Buenos Aires, blamed on anti racists. Rioting in Innsbruck, Australia Tyrol tore down flags at the Italian consulate with troops restoring order.
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Buenos Aires
Innsbruck
Tyrol
House of Commons
Chamberlain
China
Toronto
F. M. Connell
Buchan
Sir Herbert Holt
Prince of Wales
Prince Neary
Autamno
British aviator prepared for voyage from Pisain to New York
Captain Frank F E Courtney plans a dawn departure from Pisain Italy to New York via Lisbon Azores and Newfoundland. Telegrams from Chinese centers predict a major battle near 70 miles south of Peking. Northerners counterattack claim successes and Chinese pirates seize the steamer Jeab at Bias Bay. a British destroyer and a Chinese cruiser pursue, pirates escape into hills with one killed. In Newfoundland politics Sir John Bennett denies Labrador sale talks and confederation discussions, noting a subsidy for the Caribou and Canada’s fish trade terms including free entry for fruit except apples.
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Italia
Frank FE. Courtney
Pisain
Italy
New York
Lisbon
Azores
Newfoundland
Peking
Jeab
Bias Bay
House of Assembly
Hickman
Gribes
John Bennett
Godden
Canada
Labrador
Confederation
The D and LL Emulsion Promises Strength Boost
An advertisement urges readers run down by La Grippe or Bronchitis to use The D and LL Emulsion. It claims the product will quickly build weight and strength with 50 cent and one dollar bottles sold by Davis and Lawrence Co in Montreal.
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D & LL
Davis & Lawrence Co
Montreal
Local residents depart for work and travel across Newfoundland
Messrs Fredk White and Stanley Warr leave by the Prospero for St Anthony to begin summer work. Stephen Loveridge arrives from St Johns by J C Roberts boat from Lewispokie. Isaac Boone arrives from New Bay to take up Mrs Billings’ remains at the hospital. Mrs FP Roberts and children proceed to Exploits. H W and Alfred Rideout depart for Joe Batts Arm to finish the new church. Rev N Coil leaves by boat to points south then Canada. C F Hibbard arrives from Harbour Grove to relieve M Ratten at the bank. Mrs Mercer leaves for Fogo due to her daughter’s illness. S C Maley travels by Clyde. Clyde ferries Dr Fenwick and clergy to Musgrave Harbour for the church opening. Mrs Arthur Bulgin and Mrs George Bulin travel by Clyde to Detroit.
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Fredk. White
Stanley Warr
Prospero
St. Anthony
Stephen Loveridge
St. John's
J. C. Roberts
Lewispokie
Battle Flr
Humbermouth
Isaac Boone
New Bay
Billings
Bank of Nova Scotia
St. John’s
Harbour Grove
K M. Ratten
Clyde
Lamalioe
R.F Mercer
Maud Mercer
Goodridge
Fogo
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Whitehorne in Springdale
Confederation Life reports a baby boy born on May 4 to Mr W G Whitehorne and Mrs Whitehorne in Springdale weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces.
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Stork
W.G. Whitehorne
Springdale
Newfoundland Captain Killed in Vancouver Log Accident
Captain P S Slade, 45, a Newfoundland native and skipper of the barge Bingamon, was instantly killed in Vancouver on May 7 when two logs being unloaded into English Bay crushed him. His wife and family are believed to live in Newfoundland.
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Newrid
Vancouver
C. P
P. S. Slade
Newfoundland
English Bay
Obituary of Hannah Freeman Relict of William Freeman Back Jr
The late Mrs Hannah Freeman age 81 died at the Arm last Friday and was laid to rest at Snelling's Cove cemetery after a funeral at St Peter's Church led by Rev Henry Gilbert. She had lived with daughter Mrs Filsie Gillett in Gilesporte and leaves son Phillip in St John's and three sisters Dinah Verge Catherine Inder Elizabeth Robins plus many relatives and friends. The Sun extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Hannah Freeman
Wm. Freeman Back Jr
Snelling's Cove
St. Peter's Church
Henry Gilbert
Filsie Gillett
Gilesporte
Gillett
Phillip
St. John's
Dinah Verge
St. John’s
Catherine Inder, Botwood
Elizabeth Robins
Death in Port Union: Douglas Cook Dies After Poison Illness
Mr M W Cook of Port Union informs Mrs Susan Cook on Wednesday of the death of their youngest son Douglas after a poisoning illness. Community sympathy floods in for the Cook family, mourning a second loss in a short time.
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Susan Cook
M. W
Cook
Port Union
Douglas
Building a Great Society lecture at Alexandra Hall
Prof N Guy spoke on unity and cooperation grounded in true religion in a talk titled The Building of a Great Society. The evening drew many listeners as proceeds for the Memorial Hospital Fund totaled about 30 dollars.
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Alexandra Hall
N. Guy
Memorial Hospital
Arthur Manuel
C.E Parsons
C. White
Guy
Old Hogland
Memorial Hospital Fund
Note of Thanks for Sydney Rideout Blessings
A heartfelt note of thanks from Sydney Rideout’s grandpa to friends for visits during illness and to Bluff Head Cove School teachers and children, S A Sunday School for a wreath, the doctor for care, and all kind friends. The writer says they will be lonely until they meet him in the Bright World.
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Sydney Rideout
Bluff Head Cove
S. A
Poles Renewed as Old Telephone Posts Decay
Several telephone poles have been renewed recently due to decayed poles at ground level. The work aims to improve service reliability and safety for residents and lines users in the area.
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Monroe
Girtel
Gau Ger
N.D.B. Memorial Hospital Inc
K. M. Batten
Buchan’s
Shipping News
Xia
Ayre & Sons, Limited
Ingersoll
Estey Organs
Estey
Victor Victrolas & Records
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
NFLD
Ted Ae
Telegraph News
Homien
Manchuria
Japan
Ysinan
San Francisco
Cally
Talia
Spitzbergen
Young Newfoundland Political Association Limited
J. A. W. McNeilly
L. K. Emerson
K. M. Blair
J. A. Winter
F. G. House
Greece
Philip George Cook
Central Fire Hall
Ole Enew
Pai Davis & Lawrenge
J. W. McGrath
Confederation Life
Fes
Canada Law Co.ltd
Vancever
ST. John
NUE
Toronto Way UY
Salmson
H, C, Roberts
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