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Twillingate
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S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
Hogland
U.S. A
Britain lifts arms embargo amid world powers stalemate
The article surveys shifts in foreign and domestic policy including Britain resuming arms sales to the Far East, a beer bill passage in the U S House, Churchill urging non entanglement and self reliance, and various parliamentary and local notices from St. John’s. It notes reactions to disarmament talks, Poland Dantzig at Geneva, and local events such as deaths, naval movements, and community notices.
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House of Representatives
Winston Churchill
England
Optimist
Mitchel
John Burton
LaSoie
Duggan
Rev. Burton
Mitchell’s
St. John’s
Refutes Counter Personalities Letter to Twillingate Sun
A reader replies to Lookout and editor concerns about personal references in letters. The correspondent defends himself, notes past exchanges, hints at sharing figures on business and government food, but avoids creating conflict. He signs off politely, seeking no unfriendly controversy.
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Twillingate Sun
Tims
Note of thanks for Myra's illness and death
We thank all who sent letters and messages of sympathy during and after the illness and passing of our dear daughter Myra. Our gratitude extends to all who helped in any way and to Drs Wood for his best efforts.
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Myra
Drs. Wood
Protest Letter Urges Clean Fisheries Practices in Newfoundland
A fisherman named Pierce Powell appeals to merchants and the public press to curb poor handling of Labrador cured fish. He cites pronging, soft salt, washing methods, and the need for strict No. 1 quality, arguing better processing could avert market losses and protect Newfoundland’s fishery. He recalls visiting Quirpon and Noddy Bay, notes long-standing experience, and urges new rules be made lawful.
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Twillingate Sun
Newfoundland Labrador
Newfoundland
Labrador
Quirpon
Noddy Bay
George Whiteleys
Board of Trade
Pierce Powell
Dr Parsons Address On Hospital Matters Broadcast
Dr Parsons planned a Monday night radio address over WGYC in New York about hospital matters. The program had limited reach as WGYC lacks high power, and the appeal targeted audiences across America from Twillingate.
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Dr. Parsons
WGYC
New York
America
Jets March 24 report from yesterday
A compact summary notes a March 24 Jets update referencing yesterday’s events. Key details remain unclear in the fragment, but the item points to a brief newsroom notice about the team. Entities include Jets and March dates.
Loyalty Lodge L O A I O A Anniversary Parade
Loyal Lodge members parade from their hall to the Salvation Army Citadel for service where Ensign W Pike preached on watch ye stand fast in the faith. Afterward they toured the harbor, returned to the hall for a hospital walk and a Boy Scouts dinner, with about 60 in attendance and an evening of entertainment led by Scout Raymond Young and Mr. Mark Rideout.
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Brethren of Loyalty Lodge
Salvation Army
W. Pike
Order
I Corinthians
Boy Scouts
Raymond Young
Mark Rideout
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs Clark
Mrs H A Clark, a well known resident of Pinder N B, writes of severe back pain and kidney trouble. After two or three boxes she recovers fully and recommends Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney health and relief from backache and rheumatic pain. The ad warns neglect can worsen kidney function leading to illness.
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H. A. Clark
Dodd
Pinder
N. B
Truth in Europe as Hitler voices spark unrest
The Daily News notes widespread unease in Europe over Adolf Hitler's rise in Germany and his Konigsberg speech. It cites his accusations that prewar Germany faced manipulation and humiliation, blaming "lies" for responsibility and disarmament, and vows to tell the truth as his program begins.
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Europe
Hitler
Franse
Konigsberg
Germany
Daily News
Fire at Goobie store and allied losses in Newfoundland
Telegraph reports fire gutted the Goobie store opposite the Post Office and damaged Crosbie & Co and E Templeman. A 27 year old Pound Cove man died after falling into a well. Mt Allison University suffered fire damage. Royal Commission opening featured Premier Aul dice and Sir William Horwood. Sealing fleets report ships and crew safe. AN D Company expands Grand Falls output to 500 tons daily. Magistrate Duggan clears Mitchell deaths as natural causes amidst relief disputes. Court trials set for Traytown and Caplin Cove. Port de Grave by election tally noted as 3154 votes.
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St. John’s
WR. Goobie
Crosbie & Co
E. Templeman
Theodore Norman
Pound Cove
Wesleyville
Mt. Allison University
Royal Commission
Government
Alderdice
Wm. Horwood
Lord Amulree
Amul
Ranger
A. N. D. Company
Grand Falls
A. N. D.co
Mitchell
Duggan
Mitchells
Stewart Ralph
Traytown
B. B
Supreme Court
Leo, Dillon
John Halley
Chas. Shapter
Caplin Cave
Board of Trade
Holyrood Pond
Shoe Cove
Caplin Cove
Mr. Pittman
Topsail
John Mitchell
Maurice Miles
Jersey
Clyde Wells
Port de Grave
Sealing News and Political Remarks From Halifax Era
Seals were taken at Horse Islands with crews all reporting well from Twillingate La Scie and Elliston. The railway commission estimates over 80 000 of 91 900 tons of pitprops awarded has been cut. Zangara was electrocuted after attempting Roosevelt’s life and killing Chicago’s mayor. Imogene added 3 000 seals to reach 28 000 on board, total at sea 86 500 with 4 000 on the ice. Portia ships for St John’s carry 35 carloads of freight, largest since service began. Royal Commission hears daily evidence with Auditor General and Bank of Montreal manager, ministers and railway manager to testify. Seals near Hearts Content numbered fifty or sixty yesterday. Western Shore fishery reported good. Premier Macdonald urges neighborly Europe relations after continental visits.
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Horse Islands
Twillingate
la Scie
Elliston
Railway Commission
Zangara
Roosevelt
Chicago
Imogene
Portia
Halifax
St. John's
St. John’s
Royal Commission
Bank of Montreal
Twillingate's Prosperity First A Local Plea for Norman Solutions
A reader writes to editor urging focus on local prosperity over party politics. He highlights high living costs, unemployment, and the need for practical actions in 1933, urging publication of reader suggestions from Wood cutting and timber work to fuel supply and home preservation.
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Jp’s
N&d
T'gate Bridge
Twillingate
Aeedas
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