Newfoundland Sealing Cruelty Warns Against Sealing Tactics
A Newfoundland writer condemns seal hunt cruelties amid brutal methods on ice fields. He urged international cooperation to end abusive practice, caled for licensed crews or a ban on shooting, and proposed aerial surveys and conservation to protect harp seals and Eskimo food sources.
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Seals
Canada
Norway
Denmark
United States
Britain
Greenland
Newfoundland
Labrador
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Searly
Royal Commission on Transportation Eyes Newfoundland Visit in 1949
Public notice outlines the Royal Commission on Transportation plan to visit Newfoundland around August 1949. It lists terms of reference including reviewing economic disparities, railway acts, capital structure of Canadian National Railway, accounting methods, and potential statutory amendments. The chairman clarifies the commission is an inquiry body, not an enforcement tribunal, and cannot fix freight rates.
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Newfoundland
Royal Commission On Transportation
Royal Commission
Canadian National Railway Company
North Amenuca
Commissio
Ottawa
Government of
Canada
Board of Transport, Commissioners For Canada
Ep Appelant Tribunal
Hidden sailor memory on a sinking ship night watch
A fragment recalls sailors on a ship at night near the ice. One crewman hid in a white boat as the vessel approached, while the others watched from the deck. They bid him good night and left him sleeping, hoping for many future years.
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St. John's
Newfoundland
Notice for Newfoundland Royal Commission Submissions
Government of Newfoundland invites briefs or evidence for the Royal Commission. Written notices must be sent by June 30 1949 via Mr Cook and can be submitted through own counsel. Secretary for Justice St John s issued May 17 1949 No 731wk.
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Cook
Royal ‘Commission
McCool
Singing while driving and safety tips from Tid Bits
The Casualty and Safety Journal parodies driving speed with song suggestions. It lists tunes to sing at set speeds from 45 to 80 mph and echoes a playful warning about road safety.
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the Casualty and Safety Journal
Analysis of Woman Chemical Properties
A fragment describes a woman with strong affinity for gold silver platinum and gems. It notes violent reaction and high absorption of food matter. It mentions turning green beside a better looking specimen. Uses claim ornamental tonic and wealth distribution equalizer. Warns of explosive potential in inexperienced bands.
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