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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1942
Page
2
A lab report questions ink fade proof while Lucas dismisses a tester. The young man, cited as a colour matcher, claims near success with madder lake and sienna. He discusses the ink’s undertone as Colter pushes for results amid workplace tension.
In Sydney reporting Daladier is blamed for France’s wartime decisions and unpreparedness. The piece argues he bore responsibility for France’s stance and defense neglect, while noting Reynaud’s harsher critique and preferring alliance with Britain and Poland as key motivations.
A report discusses thousands of women already in war work in the United States and Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers proposal to create a Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. General George C. Marshall cites urgent need for legislation to support air-raid warning and other duties that could employ women volunteers, with Britain already operating female auxiliary services. The piece notes consideration of nationwide draft registration of women for war service and urges prompt congressional authorization.
A long list of donors and amounts compiled by Mr. Frank Stockley and later Mr. James White records collections totaling 5000 dollars. Names include Albert Burton Gordon Hawkins Fred Pelley William Hawkins Maxwell Hawkins Edgar Hawkins and many others with smaller 5 3 and 2 dollar gifts. The second portion lists further donors under Joseph Warr and totals 17 65 and 755 dollars.
A community laments slow medical visits as a doctor awaits payment. The remark highlights financial strain on practitioners and public frustration over service delays.
A space science note states that the moon rises about 50 minutes later each evening on average, reflecting changing orbital timing and daily light variation.
A timid fighter bids to duel a tough opponent in the ring. The challenger accepts, then the timid man selects a surprising weapon: grammar at twenty paces, turning a prize fight into a quirky linguistic duel.
A verse urges mercy toward the downtrodden. It warns against judging others without sharing their burdens and temptations, noting hidden weights and past blows that could affect any who walk in their shoes. Poem style reflection attributed to Aven.
Winter migration brings salt water fish into freshwater areas drawing anglers and researchers. Species observed include striped bass and red drum moving upriver seeking food and cooler refuges. Local reports note occasional spawning in brackish connections and changes in river temperature guiding movement.
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