Oil and Farm Industry Tie to Australia War Defence
Defence planners stress oil and farming share in wartime need for food security. Australia expanded wheat production to 19 million acres, supporting Allied needs as tanker shipments from Bahrein and Persian Gulf regions sustain fuel and transport for food ships. Texaco tankers and oil exports are linked to sustaining agriculture, transport, and naval protection across the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
Indian Ocean
Babrein Island
Persian Gulf
Bahrein
Arabian
Texaco
Biatieo
Australis
Tillet Gr Miron
Tetius
Lysaen
Bammed
Maintan
ISA
Mulkcein
Gidia
Austrailia
Iran
ANZAC DAY MEMORIES AND PLANS FOR MILITARY TRAINING
The piece reflects on ANZAC Day memories and critiques party leadership while urging renewal of modern ideals. It notes wartime sacrifices and calls for vigilance against complacency within the Labour movement, citing a need for fresh ideas and strong public resolve. It also discusses importing military textbooks from England due to shortages, suggesting printing them in Australia to speed production for Australians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themeantis
Tyrane
Felgen
Abeshan
Joe
Thor
Australia
England
Parinessal Svttive Huy
Cautawe
Supreme War
Salel
Paimbet
Interrest Sams
Fragmented OCR Tale of a Showman and Names
A garbled OCR passage mentions a showman and a long list of proper names and terms. The readable text hints at a theatrical or entertainment context with many unclear names, places, and possible event references without coherent detail.
Here There Everywhere: Wool Wheat Trade With Germany and Argentina
Fragmented OCR notes report Germany agreeing with Argentina to take within six months 8000 tons of wool and 100000 tons of wheat, paid via rolling stock. Also referenced are economic policy debates, farmer economics, and social scenes including an Artiste Ball with fashion and crowd reactions, plus NSW Labour conference tensions and party finance disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Qnstenhus
Australia
Fragmentary notice on publication of opinions and ethics
Inaccurate OCR style note says articles published may not reflect the paper and are publicized as opinions not the paper’s stance. It urges non libelous content and reminds editors to ensure statements are responsibly presented while noting the public nature of reports.
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Defence
OIL
Farner
Farmer Essential
Baleteli
Iitols
Australie
Hans Ture
Feland
HEMAS
Sydney
Tamden
Naveen
TULA
India
Africa
Rapad
Yugilunier
Lepaun
Mtalivei
Braun
Britysty
eTitethy
Manny Fo
Hatin Hathein
Peter
Pacia
LE Sence OM Syeeliont
Obeed Fir
Silivdlh
Bere
Naepteivriden
Aed
Aerete Aeytlisonmntimg
Mestre Aid Cargis Jubips Capatile Ai oinoBanytihy
Jorg Hiei
Aesthoge Ayylini Ephvhit Arronni
Marhiatt Ok Avante Forais
Amd Pik Valine Hep
Thei Vukwens
Wasi
Bahvein
Sy Recoife
Andd Patel Sen
Sheik
Hamid bin Toe AL Khalifa
Kingdom
Rolte Baghly
de Wells
Tairpor
Bahrein Island
Mubarrak
Baghdad
Karachi
Sydney Harbour Bridge
China
Thin
A. Hime
Judex
Hskueres
Anaier Smart
Wowie
TeXpEctauh
Atwil
Oueium
Crater
Nile
Ponto Amet
Finan saXen
Wafabray
Ouinty
Tina Wiiger
Marana
Uae
Uraker
Madelle
Wien
Mr. RG. Menzies
The
Feria Heat
Syerentie
ABC
Henuundomad
Ind
Pxiex
Gontmame
Tae Albury
Ramon
Waddie Mittier
Murely
Simm
Ted Moeinye
Daily Telegraph
Sue Haneks
Janus
Langites
Heffronites
Hurstville
Earmer
Butte
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