Federal Rules May Tie Up Newfoundland Coasting Fleet
Federal regulations force Newfoundland coasting vessels to dock for inspections and seaworthiness checks before continuing in coastwise trade. Skippers fear delays during peak season as 25 local coasters move goods along 000 miles of coast. many lack required navigation tickets.
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Newfoundland
Toland
Cogetea
Federal Marine ‘Agency
Thig
Tita
St. John’s
St. John's
Agents Wanted Sell Clothing in Wholesale Lots
Classified item seeks buyers for new and used clothing in wholesale lots assorted sizes and items. Price forty cents per item with order, express collect. Snow Den address listed at 1092 Queen East Toronto.
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Snowden
Queen East
Toronto
Better MPs and public life reform proposal
The Financial Poet argues against making MPs full-time civil servants. He says Parliament should focus on fundamentals, cut windy speeches and delays, and shorten sessions to reduce the burden on Members of Parliament.
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M. P
Charles I may receive long delayed Christian burial in London
The Royal Stuart Society argues for a proper Christian burial for King Charles I beheaded January 30 1649 after civil war turmoil. The group says he was buried as a traitor and seeks a fair, respectful funeral in London for the House of Stuart.
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London
Cherlee VI
Royal Stuart Society
House of Stuart
Charles
Prisoser
Hila body buried in Windsor Castle chapel
Embalmed remains laid to rest swiftly by a small group of followers in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Hila
St.George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Penitentiaries Adopt Pay Hike and Canteen Privileges
Ottawa reports inmates receive a graded pay increase from five to 10 15 or 20 cents daily with three month reviews. Part of the policy lets prisoners save part of earnings for release and spend the rest on small comforts and canteen items. News papers subscriptions and Christmas parcel buying are allowed to ease tension and keep ties to the outside world.
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Ottawa
Mr. Garson
Public Notice Audit and Inspection Stall in Newfoundland Division
Applications invited for vacant posts in the Social Security Assessment Division Department of Finance Saint John. One Chief Auditor-Inspector, two Auditors, and five Inspectors offered with salaries from 2600 to 3900 dollars plus 570 dollar living allowance. Positions require travel across the province with accounting knowledge and experience. Applications due by June 30, 1952.
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Social Security Assessment Division
Department of Finance
St. John's
Newfoundland
Newfounoland
Civil Service Act
Civil Service Selection Board
Co Department of Finance
Harvey Road
St John’s
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