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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
2
The article outlines conformation standards for a thoroughbred, stressing head, neck, shoulder, rib depth, loins, hindquarters, and limbs. It discusses the importance of flat bone, straight hocks, strong pasterns, and a long neck for speed and movement, plus color and dam bloodlines for staying power.
The notice claims worry drains health and that Dr Williams Pink Pills restore red blood cells and iron, enabling oxygen and nourishment to nerves and tissues. It promises invigoration and relief from aches by taking the pills from chemists.
Victoria began free bus transport for post-primary students at the start of 191, expanding to 192 services carrying scholars to 45 schools at a cost to the Department of C1650. Costs were rising and could reach CH 0000 per year with new consolidations, including Murrayville and Merringur, and more planned next year.
Final dates for lodging salaries and non trading income returns are 1 July 1945. Forms 8 3S and A apply by source. trading and professional income forms B. company returns on C. Land tax forms GA CB with due dates in August and July. penalties up to £100 for late lodgement. Income tax thresholds for 1945 set exemptions for forces members and allied personnel with limits.
The Under Secretary for War Mr Patterson reveals that 102 American soldiers were executed during the war period for murder or rape with one exception. The sole condemned man was twice convicted of desertion under fire in Europe and was the first American soldier executed for a purely military offence since the Civil War.
A report claims Tokyo radio calls Allied attacks on Tokyo a mere ruse to boost lagging war effort. It notes Japan’s view of naval raids as reconnaissance and questions future prospects. Also mentions Marshal Petain facing charges and contrasts with Marshal Foch. Reports on Yampi Sound hoped for development and potential iron work.
Sailors on HMAS Norman undertake correspondence courses in agricultural science and diesel engineering under Royal Australian Navy education. A stoker studies engine driving. Able Seaman Watkins pursues Pure Mathematics at Brisbane University. Leading Seaman Battye, from Chelsea Victoria, teaches a shorthand system with a mobile class. six students attend when duties permit. Industrial prospects loom as Yampi iron ore deposits attract interest, promising rich ore and regional industrial growth. Postwar, American ordnance experts report a superheavy 32 inch gun and long range rockets found in Germany, underscoring the need to restrain a resurging industrial-military potential.
Lance Gow of Eltham in New South Wales was injured while inspecting flood damage on his property. A platypus washed ashore grabbed his finger with its hind legs and its spurs punctured the skin causing numbness swelling and frightful symptoms including a rash and swelling of the lips tongue and throat. The platypus was described as using its curved claws and spur to inject poison.
The Sunday Express reports Canadian troops caused over 10000 pounds in damage in a recent Aldershot riot. More than 850 windows were broken and other property damaged. Canadian authorities promise prompt compensation and say the trouble element is now removed.
Gracie Fields appeared in two outfits during the Melbourne Town Hall program. She wore grotto blue lace with a sequined fanchongeorgette bodice and pockets at the hips, then changed to a long white dress with diamond straps and turquoise blue kerchiefs trimmed with sequins.
Italy’s motor industry unveils two hush hush models aimed at global markets. A Fiat midget four seater targets France and Britain, while a futuristic sotta Fraschini features a rear engine and a front cabin like an observation car for wealthy buyers worldwide.
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