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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

May 01, 1943

Page

3

Public Coffee Ration Rules Set by Food Controller

The regulations govern importation distribution and consumption of coffee mirroring tea and sugar controls. Adults may obtain four ounces per week per person. children under ten cannot. No one may obtain both tea and coffee in the same week. Restaurants may serve more than one cup per meal. no limit on coffee extracts. E C Price Deputy Food Controller dated 13th April 1943.

Newfoundland Ictatenatier Supreme Court

Defence (Control of Coffee) Regulations 1943

Published under the Emergency Powers Act, These regulations set coffee rationing in Newfoundland for 1943. They define terms such as consumer, industrial user, and public caterer and grant the Food Controller powers to license import export sale and distribution. Violations carry penalties.

Gems For Your Scrapbook Blessings On An Honest Mind

A compact reflection on virtue and duty citing Addison Cabot Collyer and Mary Baker Eddy. The piece extols self sacrifice and self forgetfulness as blessings, noting calamity forges great minds and that blessings rest on the just.

Addison

Secret War Office Envelope Leads to Hidden Letter

Morning post carried a long envelope marked Secret from the War Office. A secretary opened a smaller nec k and long envelope marked Secret. The chief read a letter from A. B. C. thanking Mr X for his January 10 note and pee. Exchange.

Itrap Mr. X S. Exchange

No nation at war can suspend home front during battlefront fight

The statement argues that a democracy cannot freeze domestic life in wartime while engaging in combat abroad. It emphasizes continued governance, civil rights, and societal function even under military conflict, warning against paralyzing responses that damage the home front.

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