Twillingate Sun notice and policy excerpt
The Twillingate Sun lists editorial details and rates for notices and announcements. It specifies publication from Twillingate and notes notes of thanks memorials and announcements cost 25 cents each. It also states late submissions may not be guaranteed and the paper does not assume responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Government seeks drive to curb drunken violence at home and on ships
Editorial calls for stricter control of alcohol to reduce assaults by service members and civilians. It argues improved defense measures and licensing for operators, with police and ranger efforts to restore order at St John’s and within the interior, urging supporters to “play the game” and uphold military discipline.
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Wioe
St. John’s
Reverend Pitt Elected President of Nild Conference
Rev T J Pitt was elected President at the Nild Conference session on Tuesday. Congratulatory messages have gone from here to Rev Pitt and the SUN. Rev H M Davis was re elected Secretary.
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T. J. Pitt
Nild Conference of the United Church
Ship disaster leaves few crewmen to port
Capt. John Dominey drowned in February when the pilot ship broke in two. Only three crew members reached port. The loss was announced on Monday after the tragedy.
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John Dominey
Hospital Notes June admissions and births and a death
Week ending June saw numerous admissions including Mrs Thor Freake Mrs Wer Watkins Joe Batt s Arm Mrs James Strong Allan Roberta Wild Cove and many others. Discharges included Mrs Clayton Young infant daughter Mrs Walter Elliott infant daughter and several more. In June births occurred to Mrs Marcus Hopkins Victoria Cove Mrs James Strong Little Bay Islands Arch Chippett Leading Tickles Mrs Gordon Hicks Carmanville Mrs Bert Stockley Twillingate and Mrs Andrew Short Little Bay Islands. All mothers and infants reported well. Mary Hynes of St Brendan s died at the hospital on June 7.
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Thor
Freake
Wer Watkins
Joe Batt
James Strong
Little Bay Islands
Allan Roberta
Wild Cove
Claude Chorchill
Lindy Clarke
Gilesporte
Calvin Terraville
Horwood
Edith LeDrew
Gea Rendell
Boyd’s Cove
Tred Parsons
Jenkins’ Cove
Fred Terraville
Hector Layman
Fogo
Ethel Carlew
Botwood
Alfred Wells
Campbellton
Arch Chippett
Fred White
Hart’s Cove
Gordon Hicks
Carmanville
Peggy Russell
Bert Stockley
Twillingate South
Harvey Spencer
Back
Edward Cluett
Cape Cove
John Hale
Newstead
Malcom Starkes
Baie Verte
Louise Boyd
Summerford
Garfield Rogers
Durrell
Clayton Young
Walter Elliott
Hart
Change Islands
Ewen Norman
Pilley
Ambrose Green
Saac Butler
Milligan Hurley
Herring
Twillingate
Andrew Short
Little Ba Islands
Mary Hynes
St Brendan’s
Reconstruction Twillingate hospital building committee meeting May
The Twillingate hospital planned restoration of its fire damaged building after a mid May committee meeting. Local gifts and regional contributions are expected to fund recovery. Government grants for Notre Dame Bay Memorial hospital total 25 000 maintenance plus 1500 travel clinic and 12000 anti tuberculosis grant.
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Twillingate Hospital
Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital
Floradelle Returns to Botwood for Fishing Trip
The Floradelle under Allan Jenkins went to Botwood on Tuesday while Sidney Boyd and other men returned to resume work. The boat transports fish to Botwood and the motor boat C. M. Wheeler resumes passenger service.
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Allan Jenkins
Botwood
Sidney Boyd
C. M. Wheeler
Mary Hynes Aida Dies of TB Meningitis at Hospital
Mary Hynes an Aida at the hospital died of tuberculosis meningitis on Tuesday. She was a native of St. Brendan's Bay and was well liked as a bright cheerful girl by her associates.
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Mary Hynes
Aida
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St. Brendan's B Bay
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments Detected in Town
Local residents and visitors including Mr Kinaman of Park er Monroe Ltd Mr Bernard Howse of 1 P Perlin & Co Rev I Butler rector of Fogo and many others were in town last week and this week Attendees included clergy inspectors and family groups with travels from Lewisporte Windsor Bishop's Falls St Johns Musgrave Harbour and Buchans The report notes a hospital birth and a $10000 Dramatic Club Scholarship award to a student.
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Kinaman
Parker & Monroe Ltd
Bernard Howse
P. Perlin & Co
I. Butler
Fogo
Butler
Wade Hastings
Brushton
U.S. Army
Stanley F
Ward
Lewisporte
W. H Roberts
Bernice
Windsor
J. Goodland
St John’s
W. Moss
Loder
Norman
Pilley
U. C
A. B. LeGrow
St. John's
Musgrave
T. J. Pitt
St. John’s
Seaman Stephen Lambert RN
Stephen Lambert
Stephen Loveridge
Bay
Rev Warr
Bishop's Falls
Doyle Sharpe
Millertown
Edward Facey
Facey
Baxter Young
Wild Bight
Willie Guy
N. D Junction
James
Cecil Simms
Notre Dame Junction
Thos. Fitzpatrick
Marystown
Ranger Davis
Stephenville
Corporal Fitzpatrick
Grand ‘Falla
Jobo T. Meaney
Labrador
Budgell
Corner Brook Public School Burns Replacing With Temporary Site
A public school in Corner Brook was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. About 900 pupils lost their building and will seek temporary accommodations as a new site is arranged for upcoming examinations.
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Corner Brook
Mail Losses From United Kingdom to Newfoundland
Official notice lists lost mails to Newfoundland due to enemy action. Letters posted in London between 23–24 February and 21–24 February 1943. Printed papers in London 23–24 February and Scotland 22–24 February 1943. Magazines in Scotland 17–24 February and elsewhere 18–25 February 1943. Parcels posted in London South 18–24 February Scotland 17–24 February and elsewhere 18–25 February 1943. Signed Halte Sarre, secretary, Department Posts & Telegraphs, St John’s, May 26, 1943.
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Twillingate Sun
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Londonarea
London
Scotland
South
Halte Sarre
Department Posts & Telegrapha
St. John's
Lifebouy Follies to Visit Newfoundland Forces Sites
The Lifebuoy Concert Party of four girls and six men, managed by R. K Cheetham, will tour Army Navy and Air Force stations in Newfoundland and visit the Newfoundland Regiment. The first performance is planned for May 28 with three weeks in the St John’s area before further stops. The group travels with its own scenery and has toured Canada entertaining service members.
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Auxiliary Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Lever Broa
Lifebouy Follies
New_foundland
St John’s
R. K Cheetham
Canada
Lifebody
Newfoundland Regiment
St. John's
Note of Thanks from Hynes Family for Mary’s Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hynes and family of St Brendan s B B thank friends of Twillingate for help during Mary s illness and after her death at Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning Special thanks to Dr Olds Dr Swanker Mr Collegarve and hospital staff Also thanks to Martin Young H J Pardy Coady Harry Ashbourne and others who shared their sympathy to ease their sorrow
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Thomas Hynes
St. Brendan's
B.B
Twillingate
Mary
Memorial Hospital
Olds
Swanker
Collegarve
Martin Young
H. J. Pardy
Coady
Harry Ashbourne
Concrete Pipe Makers Aid Bay Road Projects
Messrs Scott and helpers forge hundreds of concrete pipes at Anstey's Wield Back Harbour for roadwork across the Bay.
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Messrs
Scott
Anstey
Back Harbour
Bengon resumes Arm oil plant and buys bus for cod liver pick up
Confederation Life notes Mr. Bengon has restarted operations at the Arm oil plant. He purchases White's motor bus to collect cod livers.
Salmon abundant on Saturday boosting fishermen’s earnings
Salmon became more plentiful on Saturday and since then some fishermen have earned a few dollars. Codfish are arriving at Fogo with a few traps yielding 10 to 12 bri.
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Fogo
Freeman Observes 69th Birthday Amid Ill Health
Tomorrow the 13th Mr Wm Freeman of Back Hr attends his 69th birthday though he is laid up with heart trouble offering prayers for recovery from illness and celebration by family and friends.
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Wm. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Icebergs Disrupt Shore Fishing From Cape John To Cape Freels
Icebergs fill the shore line with more than 400 large and small bergs from Cape John to Cape Freels. Trapmen struggle to set and reset gear while salmon fishers report continued difficulty working their nets and gear in the icy conditions.
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Cape John
Cape Freels
Heaviest Russian air raid and world war updates
Reported night raid by 520 planes hit the German base of Orel south of Moscow with rail and fuel dumps set afire and only one plane lost. Allied bombers over Italy and Pantelleria faced heavy attacks as Naples suffered devastation. Italian raids and Axis defenses continued amid Europe invasion talk.
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Moscow
Red Army
Veligh
Italy
Pantelleria
Naples
Yangtse
John L. Lewis
U. S
Argentine
Castillo
Germany
Spain
Europe
Churchill
United States
Rawson
Raminez
Donets
Russia
Kharkov
London
Axis
Roosevelt
John Puddester
Aland
Midocean
Island of Padtelleria Falls to Allied Forces
Allied troops landed on Padtelleria ending Italian control of the island northwest of Malta. German air bombardment targeted the base on Thursday as the resistance capitulated.
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Padtelleria
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Malta
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