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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
2
A bill entitled An Act to amend the Trades Disputes Arbitration and Inquiry Act 1944 has been read twice by the Commission of Government and is published with objects and reasons for general information. Written comments are invited until 31 July 1945 to S. H. Parsons Labour Relations Officer Acting.
The bill allows the Commissioner to appoint a conciliator or a board to attempt settlement of trade disputes. It enables steps for disputing parties to meet under a mutually selected or nominated chairman. Disputes may be resolved through such conciliation actions.
The Labour Relations Officer is referred to by the Commissioner and authorized to act as conciliator. If a dispute is settled through conciliation, a memorandum of the terms of settlement must be lodged with the Commissioner.
A government bill amends the Trade Disputes Act of 1944. It empowers the Commissioner to refer disputes to the Labour Relations Officer, promote amicable settlements, convene meetings under a mutually agreed chair, appoint conciliators, and allow officers and deputies to exercise these powers. A signed memorandum of settlement is to be delivered to the Commissioner.
A humorous exchange shows a teacher noting poor memory while a father defends the son by saying he recalls everything, highlighting a playful contrast in memory experiences within a family.
Transit permits and visas are issued by the Rice High Commissioner at Ottawa. Travelers in Newfoundland bound for Great Britain aboard B.O A.C. Pan American Clipper or Agrican Export Air Lines Inc. must surrender their Passports well before departure so passports can be mailed to Ottawa for endorsement and returned to the borders with the incurred costs. W. J. Carew, Secretary for Home Affairs.
A collage of quoted reflections on learning from experience and looking to the future. Includes lines attributed to Wieland James Beattie Mary Baker Eddy Coleridge Terence and a playful exchange about shaving.
A partial recipe card lists ingredients for Salisbury loaf including eggs milk salt pepper Worcestershire parsley onion ground pork or sausage corn flakes potatoes and fat. Instructions indicate mixing the wet and dry elements then forming a loaf about two inches high on a greased dish for eight servings.
A brief dialogue shows a father asking his daughter to inform Myrtle that he left her pipe on the piano. The exchange reveals a casual family moment centered on a missing item and a simple reminder.
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