02 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1942
Page
1
James L Garvey solicitor notes stages of the moon for June. Last Quarter on the 6th New Moon on the 14th First Quarter mid month and a full moon on the 6th. Moon data appears in Albion Buildings office listings with contact 107.
Community statement urges continued resistance to unjust wrongs and calls for aid to those in need. It emphasizes building support for the future and the impact of collective action across distances. The piece frames civic effort as an ongoing duty toward justice and improvement.
Women forgo cosmetics as government curbs cut materials and manpower from non essential beauty aids. Acetate, glycerine, quinine and titanium oxide linked to munitions, medical supplies, camouflage, and bombs. Restrictions push workers toward war production and release resources from civilian goods.
In a Legislative Assembly debate Mr Beale alleges a primary producer John Anderson of Orange was jailed after failing to pay a registration fine under the Apple and Pear Acquisition Board. He accuses the board of ruinous policies, blames multiple boards for food shortages, and urges government action amid wartime production concerns.
In a brief, two person dialogue fragment, one speaker questions objection to an unnamed action while the other admits taking an item from another girl. The clipped exchange implies a dispute over ownership and propriety.
The Graziers Association in New South Wales voices criticism of early wool price announcements while praising Central Wool Committee measures. It urges zone coordinated shearing and resists speculative buying, noting British and Australian wartime policy supports a moderate price, secure market, and prompt payment for growers.
The Sydney Town Hall overflowed for the Red Cross Dream Home Art Union draw on May 27. First prize went to Mrs M Bartlett of Enst Sydney, ticket 1587317 drawn by a child. second prize gold cross valued 500 pounds to H F Smith of the Royal Australian Navy, ticket 549221. third prize valued 100 went to Mrs G Duck of Sef ton Hall Mt Wilson NSW, ticket 1115891. A cheque for 50000 was given to Mr Wilfrid Johnson, chairman of the Red Cross Society of NEW.
A witty exchange shows a barber claiming his fearsome appearance spurs customers to request shaves. The banter implies humor about branding and service demand driven by personal appearance.
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