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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

May 16, 1942

Page

2

A. D. C. Observer Reports Deadly Mine in Newfoundland Cove

St John s Newfoundland May 9 a deadly mine possibly drifted from war torn Europe nosed into a remote cove. An Aircraft Detection Corps observer notified his centre and disposed of it himself against advised protocols. The ADC warns such action, recounting deadly torpedo dismantling incidents. The article highlights ADC observers handling aircraft in distress, including a Bonavista Bay crash where all crew survived. It praises 1500 civilian observers serving without pay and urges others to join.

St. John’s Nild Atlantic Europe Newfoundland Aircraft Detection Corps RCAF A.dc H H Graham Lockers Bay Bonavista Bay ADC ADC Observer Corps Halifax Chronicle Minas Basin Bay of Fundy Kirkhill Parrsboro A.D.C

Prophecy Fragments Guess At War's End From Far Afield

A Montrealer uncovers a battered scrapbook entry a convoluted tale tracing a supposed chain from a Greek written note through various distant sources to claim a well connected end date for the war. The narrator admits no certainty yet presents a maze of hearsay linking many figures.

Gillett's Pure Flake Lye Promises Easy Dishwashing

An advertisement touts Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as a grease lifting solution that removes baked-on grime without scrubbing. It claims the product reduces dishwashing effort and recommends keeping a tin on hand.

Gillett

Comedian Removed by Gestapo After Berlin Stage Outburst

A Berlin comedian, weeping and describing shortages of butter coffee and soap, provoked a stunned audience before Gestapo officers rushed him away to a police station. He protested the action saying he meant Churchill, not the officers.

Berlin Gestapo Churchill

Household Electrical Cupid Riddled With Pairs

A humorous old riddle assigns roles to a woman and her actions as a sequence of electrical components. Each clue pairs a behavior with a device such as Exciter Controller Interrupter and Regulator to illustrate how affection and misunderstandings can be framed like a circuit. The list ends with Telegrapher as the final label.

To A Fir Tree Poem From Newfoundland

Poem by Rosemary Schwerdt about fir trees across Newfoundland celebrated as gifts of God. It recalls fires that burn forests but leaves a resilient fir evergreen, symbolizing Christmas and faith. The piece ends noting continuing forests bring wealth to Newfoundland and comments on changing women’s minds.

Newfoundland

Ship Them Back Not Wanted Here War Echoes Opinion

A wartime letter asserts that enemy aliens should be gathered and shipped back to their homelands. The author claims they do not value freedom in the United States and should be compelled to live under the dictatorships of their birth countries.

French Fleet Held From Nazis Under Darlan Rule

Hamilton dispatch reports Col Philippe Pierrene stating the French fleet will stay under Admiral Jean Darlan as head, not handed to Nazis. He questions Laval's regime, calls Vichy puppet, and notes some high Vichy figures aided Free French when possible. He cites De Gaulle’s representative in Canada and underscores property like ownership.

Hamilton Ont Jean Darlan Phillippe Henri Pierrene Charles de Gaulle Canada Pierrene Free French Movement Admiral Darlan France Laval Vichey Quisling Vichy

Crossword Jokes Reveal Odd Eye Defect

An elderly man jokes that crossword puzzles caused his eye defect. He explains one eye travels vertically while the other moves horizontally, delivering a lighthearted quip on aging and vision. The banter reflects classic newspaper humor and wordplay charm.

Confedera tion Life Trial Exchange Sparks Tense Moment

In a courtroom a judge questions a prisoner about his birthday and expresses frustration when the inmate remains silent. The prisoner replies with defiance, arguing the judge won’t grant him anything.

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Nfld ST. John's P. A. Barques P. A. Basquel Bristol St. Lofia's Port Aux Basques Sun Mon Tue New Moon E. J. Linfield, T’gate P. O. Box George Reid J. McIntyre Thrilling Fred T. Fuge Africa Perry Street Fostoria Ohio U.S.A The R.C.A.F Wen Tna Timbuctoo Cuba Texas Borneo Chase & Sanborn Dodd Pirale Christ Rosemary Schwerdt U.S Confederation Life
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