Public Notice on Registration for Coupon Rationing
The Regulations set to govern registration of residents as a step toward coupon rationing if needed. A registration period will be fixed and announced once registration cards reach distributing centers. Regulations exclude Labrador and St Barbe White Bay and Green Bay districts. rationing scheme for these areas will be published later in the year. Deputy Food Controller Sydney EBC Price confirms February 27, 1943.
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Commission of Government
Government in Commission issues Defence Regulations 1943
Published by Authority. Under the Emergency Power (Defence) Act 1940 the Governor in Commission has issued regulations dated February 26 1943. Secretary Sqd W J Carew signs as secretary to the Commission of Government.
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W. J. Carew
Commission of Government
Defence Civilian Rationing Registration Regulations 1943
The Defence Civilian Rationing Registration Regulations 1943 set rules for registering persons within Newfoundland areas. It defines roles for the Food Controller and area assistants, outlines who must register, and provides procedures for birth, death, relocation, and penalties for noncompliance.
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Newfoundland
Clarifying Fishermen’s Assistance Act Provisions 1943
An act effective February 4 1943 clarifies the Fishermen's Assistance Act 1941 defining fisherman as those who caught codfish in 1941 converted to salt codfish and sold for resale. It specifies levy balance distribution among joint venture participants and allows repayment of allowances on fish exported while removing impracticable provisions.
New Subsection (7) Grants Penalty Power to Governor in Commission
The notice states that payment linked to fish referred to in paragraph 2 is impacted. A new Subsection (7) has been enacted to correct this position. It gives the Governor in Commission authority to prescribe penalties and to make Regulations.
1943 Act Amends Fishermen’s Assistance Law Details
Act No 5 of 1943 amends the Fishermen's Assistance Act 1941. It defines "fisherman" as anyone who caught codfish in 1941 and sold salt cod for resale, including codfish venture owners. It removes certain wording on eligible fishermen and authorizes the Governor in Commission to make regulations for distributing funds, based on codfish class and catch amounts, with penalties and possible imprisonment for nonpayment.
Provisions of Act Dating From February 1943
The text states that the Act shall have effect from the foundation day of February 1943, establishing a three month term and specifying retroactive or initial operative date. It reflects legal language setting effective date and duration.
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A.D
Excess butter supply reported by Montreal citizens
About 2,600 residents report surplus butter estimated at 60,000 pounds. If shared among one million inhabitants each would receive only a tiny dab.
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Montreal
Neighbour sympathizes as wife recalls his leaving
A sympathetic neighbor consoles a deserted wife who recalls the day her husband left, describing him standing in the doorway until six flies entered the home, a vivid memory of the moment.
Doer and patient trade quip on doctors and com
In a humorous exchange the doer says cheer up he has had the same com. The patient replies that the joke fails because the doctor is different. The dialogue highlights contrasting experiences with medical care and bedside manner.
Late Start at the Store Sparks Witty Exchange
In a brief exchange a New Employee asks why they are late and a store manager replies. Mrs White notes a deceased man’s restraint while Mrs Black counters he gave her attention in life rather than after death. The humor hinges on timing and affection.
Insurance pitch ends with odd policy lure over two months
A banking executive rejects a pushy agent offering a life policy with no payout if death occurs within two months. The broker pressures with the line about not applying now. The text then notes that a hacker bought, leaving the outcome unclear.
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