Professor Calls Payment for Births to Boost Population
Mayes, professor of obstetrics at Sydney University, argues in an interview that all women should be paid to have babies and that motherhood is the country's top public service. He cites costs to families and says women should be subsidized as many return to home life after service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
Sydney University
Elmon
WAAE
Sam
Math Weis
Sidlingrad
Kerr
Red Army
Russia's Glory Declared Amid War Heritage
The piece argues that Russia's glory stems from its people's history rather than present politics or social ideals. It cites Stalin and a November 7 1941 Moscow speech praising national resilience and the will to repel foreign impacts as guiding inspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stalin
Moscow
George Soloveytchik
London
Death Intervened In Family Reunion Plan
A mother and her three children were arranging a hoped for reunion when a fatal event disrupted their plans. The tragedy alters the family’s anticipated gathering and future steps are expected to unfold in the coming days.
Border hop restrictions curb cross border travel
An order would require bus operators to verify the permanent residence and travel priority of passengers crossing the border between South Australia and Victoria. Victorian and South Australian operators would be barred from transporting residents without permits or proper residence near the border.
Contrasts of Captives and Imperial Pride in War News
A Pacific war correspondent notes contrasts between Japanese who act as top dogs and prisoners who appear servile, describing a national inferiority complex blooming among captives during the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Life in a Moscow factory family amid wartime rationing
A Russian family dependent on piecework and textile weaving survives under strict rationing. The father’s income ranges 420 to 1,200 rubles monthly, the mother 400 to 600, and their total net income runs 1,330 to 1,940 rubles. They live in a small flat, pay high utility costs, and spend much on food, clothing, and occasional vodka. The piece details household budgets, ration categories, and social life centered on the factory club while noting broader wartime supply and military context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ptt
Air Cadets Make Big Sacrifices For Night School
In a Commonwealth drive cadets endure long journeys and late lectures to gain training in aviation subjects. Wing Commander Love notes cadets travel up to 28 miles to night classes while others bike or freight their way to squadron parades. Educational officers, veterans, and former naval personnel lead the instruction, with cadets giving up hours on weekdays and Saturdays to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTC
RAAF
ACTAC
Love
ALF
Exen
Fragmentary note on Hae ir Fealy inquiry
A damaged OCR fragment references Cee Fealy and an inquiry or event labeled with odd initials. Details are unclear and a precise event or outcome cannot be determined from the available text.
Canada’s Part In War Effort Recalled In Telegram
The message notes Canada’s role in supporting Allied logistics, including ships and munitions. It highlights U.S. and United Nations cooperation and references major wartime industrial output and global arsenals. The excerpt mentions Camara and Attica contexts, with emphasis on transport and mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vola Canada
U.S
North Ventrantic
United Nations
Toy
Attica
Wade
Camara
Dommeny
Huwest Sialearis
Tate
Incident at suburban aerodrome linked to officers joke
Report describes an incident at a suburban aerodrome following an officer’s jest. Engines were tested, a weapon was mentioned, and an escort ordered the line to stop. Authorities were notified and further developments were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joke
Aerodrome
Mirtoridh Wiere
Emiliandant
NCO
Tn Po
Sheep skins for Russia fund plea in Australia
An advertisement calls for gifts of sheep skins to aid a Russia relief effort. Officials note state industries will process and ship skins to the US with Western Australian support. The effort, backed by the Australian Red Cross and allied committees, seeks to mobilize skins and leather goods for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Russia
Red Croats
Heed
Federal Council
Federal Srewerntiiert
Australias
Tye Huinain
Howaei Street
Perit
Aivertivers Mention Request Cited in Paper
A brief request asks recipients to mention the paper when writing to or dealing with Aivertivers, signaling a note of acknowledgment and reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivertivers
Australian League of Service Work Aims At Reconstruction
The Western Australian League of Service reports progress in reconstruction efforts and educational development. Monthly meetings focus on housing youth services and care for the morally and physically unfit, with commendation from federal departments. Contact A. W. Barnes for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewaites
Educa
Wetnerest
League
Jse
Citgater
Wl League
Urey
Nave 90
Chifley
Federal
Jeenzo Cough Remedy Promoted by Noted Figures
The advert touts Jeenzo cough remedy used by famous individuals including Macy Laon Mr Peter Dawson Mina Monchett and Captain Frank Hurley. It claims quick relief for both adults and children with a formula of cheap chemists and distilled water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Aiariy Laon
Peter Dawson
Mina Monchett
Frank Hurley
Costa 2
Best way to reme date Swallow the stone
The prompt provides fragmented text about dating and a phrase swallow the stone. The readable portion hints at a dating tip or advice piece with a cryptic closing line. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable to name or date.
Evans Street Donor Wiltshire Breaks Bleeding Record
John Wiltshire, 62, of Evans Street Roselle NSW, claims to have broken his own bleeding record by drawing a pint and a half in ten minutes. He attributes his blood density to pure sarsaparilla and cites a Ryde Hospital doctor certificate restricting further donations for three months due to secondary anaemia. Wiltshire has donated four gallons two and a half pints in two and a half years and holds a Red Cross transfusion card and a silver cup for NSW’s top blood donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiltshire
Evans Street
Rozelle
N.S.W
Australia
Sydney Hospital
Wiltshire
Ryde Hospital
Dr. Davis
Sydney
New South Wales
Million Aircraft Jobs Rise in U.S. Industry
The United States aircraft industry employs over a million workers, reflecting substantial growth since the early 1940s. Analysts note the sector’s expansion mirrors wartime demand and broader industrial mobilization, with employment surpassing prior benchmarks as production scales up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Germany
Poland
Rabbiter Earns £85 In Two Nights
In Singleton district rabbiters are estimated to earn 45 000 a week. Over the last three weeks 90 000 pelts were sold locally. One man earned 85 in two nights while another, trapping, took 16 nights. School boys earn a few pounds weekly and dairy farmers use the slack period to rake biting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
N.S.W
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RED Cross
Paterson & Co
Fremont
J. E. Murdoch
F.C.A
Treas
Howard St. Perth
South Australia
Mr. Gambier
Queensland Insurance Co.ltd
Barrack Street
Perth
Hearne
G Hearne & CO. Ltd
Geelong
Ches
Livu Artsy
Wishay
Northern Ireland
AIR Cadet’s
Fin
ATC
Flere
Cave
Ryele
Ak Oli Gat
Alen
Canada's
Part
Ol Service
Wien
Western Australian League of Service
de Witt Antacid Peeder
de Witte
Eva
Rabbiter
Dr. Williams
Erie
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Dalgety & Co. Ltd
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