05 Jun 1945
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
1
James L. Garvey solicitor notes public moon phases for June listing last quarter on the 3rd new moon on the 10th first quarter on the 17th and full moon on the 26th with Wallace Street office contact details for Moon's Phrases at Braidwood.
The piece blends abstract praise and vague aims about progress, duty, and community. It hints at collective action and forward-looking values without naming concrete events, dates, or individuals, leaving readers to infer objectives and the paper’s stance.
Australia’s Use leader Mr Fadden criticizes the Washington Food Conference as pivotal as security talks, notes drought driven shortages and planning failures. He cites blocked seed oats exports, irrigation meter shortages, and wasteful Commonwealth ads while urging a national fodder storage scheme and better foresight.
Sydney Lord Mayor Alderman Neville Harding outlines the Australian Comforts Fund drive to raise funds for Navy Army and Air Force personnel in the Pacific. He notes the need to provide comforts and spiritual support through MLC A Balgam Army and W C A despite wartime dangers and stresses the Fund’s broader relief work including writing materials and recreational facilities for service members and those in the combat zones.
Classified note lists textiles and garments with coupon counts and prices including Gent's Pyjamas in pure wool flannelette by Godfrey Hirst, Ladies Top Coats in greys and beiges, ladies cardigans and jumpers in multiple colours, novelty printed cottons, and seamless pure wool sizes with varied price points.
The message urges citizens to support the Australian Forces Fund through the ACP Salute to Valour campaign. It promotes purchasing a full book of tickets for the ACF Art Union, with a D-Day anniversary timing and appeals for canned foods, cheese, and condensed milk to aid service members. The open campaign venue in Martin Place invites donations and investments in tribute to Navy Army and Air Force personnel.
An Information Bureau will be established at Central Railway Station to assist servicemen and their wives and families. The Australian Comforts Fund has offered shared accommodation at Central Station, which will be accepted with grateful thanks as it meets the requirements.
Dialogue reveals tension over a woman's honour with Chew and Diack's stance. The exchange hints at a dispute about fairness and personal reputation within a tense social arena.
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