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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1952
Page
3
The proposed amendments broaden grounds for damages for libel including statements made in radio broadcasts. They allow settlements out of court by correction and apology, require proof of malice to defeat defenses, and aim to balance press freedom with personal protection against defamation.
The upcoming House of Assembly session will be the most scrutinized since federation. The government, in office nearly three years, faces new ventures in economic development and significant fiscal commitments. Public attention will center on industrial policy and the province’s finances amid rapid policy changes and a federation surplus of $40 million.
The piece argues Parliament should run with dispatch yet allow the Opposition full chance to question reports and bills. It emphasizes careful Budget examination, detailed scrutiny of estimates, and a deliberate pace so policy risks and choices are clearly understood.
A terrified man, Robert M. Jones Jr., 24, perched on a 47 floor ledge, threatening suicide during a televised vigil. A priest and a bystander dragged him to safety after 120 tense minutes as Cincinnati television crews covered the dramatic rescue live.
Tender invitations issued for a motor vessel to operate freight and passenger service between St John’s and Cape Chidley for about 150 days from June 1 1952. Specs call for a 130 ton press registry vessel with heated cabins for 10 passengers, doctor’s quarters, wireless gear, and government inspection. Bids due by March 20 1952. lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
A farmer mocks washer sellers during a quiet unloading scene and laments a $26 cash deduction for his husband, uttering "Shuck" as the exchange unfolds. The fragment hints at a domestic dispute over a purchase and payment method.
A novice commercial traveller sets out for orders in the West of England and, at Plymouth, meets an old traveller who jokes about his own hardships. The youth laments bad reception as a wave of gusts hampers his first assignment.
The Queen instructed Britons on prayer for the royal family during a Privy Council meeting. Two form prayers were approved for use in churches. The first asks prayers for Queen Elizabeth in the country and at home. The second includes the Queen Mother and key royal relatives by name.
An early 20th century广告-style note promotes Carnation products for cream and milk uses with sample pricing and a call to write Carnation Company at St John's Newfoundland for more information. It touts velvet blend techniques and diluted forms to obtain milk or cream in various kitchen applications.
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