Benalla CMF Recruiting Struggles Highlight Army Frustration
Recruiting figures for the Citizens' Military Forces in Benalla were among the lowest in the state. Sergeant G Brown of the CMF training unit said antagonism toward the Army and reluctance to enlist kept numbers very low. He cited only 27 men available, with many from out of town and few proceeding to full active service.
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Benalla
G. Brown
ARA
CMF
Brown
Horace Robert Aan
CME An
Tren
Mey
Fountey Irving Uractora
Omong
Loraby
Loraby. Wont Came From An Far An Yarra- Son
Air Force enlistments rise in the year’s final months
Local figures show enlistments in the Air Force increasing during the test years months, despite Henalla earning the nickname Air Force Town. The tale notes a notable rise in new air service enlistments.
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Henalla Wan
Air Force
Sterility in Dairy Cows Report Aids Testing
Rexearen workers of the Vit torian vent of Agricul ture seek precise timing localities and feeding conditions tied to sterility in dairy cows. Mr K M Billeack urges all association herd test members to record matings since prior tests and maintain day records to help testers gauge disease incidence and mating patterns across production ranges.
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Vittorian
K. M. Billeack
Department
Silleuck
Ladies Night Sets Christmas Meeting At Local Church
An announcement invites the public to a Christmas meeting on Friday 14th at 7 p.m. Ladies are welcome, with visitors and friends encouraged to attend. Policewoman Carr from Melbourne will be the visiting speaker, renowned for her lectures, promising an engaging gathering at the church with Mr Alex Sutherland coordinating.
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Carr
Melbourne
Spencer
Alex. Sutherland
Protertsood the
Australian Play for 1952 by Ronald Oakes
The Directors of Adult Education and Everyman Theatre announce CA.E.'s 1952 choice by Australian author Ronald Oakes titled End at the Camphor Tree. The comedy fantasy features a large cast, costly production, Irene Mitchell as producer, with plans for a country appeal and careful staging.
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Ca.e
Mr. C. , Badger
Ronald Oakes
Acon Badger
Mald Uuet
Howert
Indiences
Garty
Irene Mitchell
Mell
Salome
Arrow Theatre
Everyman Theatre Company
Poisoning of Stock by Algae in Water Dams
Veterinary Officer W A Snowdon warns Victorian dam water can become algae laden when wind concentrates flow in one dam section. High temperatures and climate factors promote algae growth causing animal poisoning via photosensitization. Copper sulphate treatment suggested to kill algae and render water safe for stock.
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Magee
Reece
Dame
W. A. Snowdon
Nobel
Poina
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