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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1943
Page
4
Long list of names tied to Burra and district honour roll entries. Mentions nurses, air force, prisoners of war, and casualties with phrases like supreme sacrifice and reported wounded. Notable names appear across multiple local units and roles as the community records the war’s human cost.
Charles Keogh of London Hospital outlines basic field first aid principles. He stresses calm, quick action, stopping bleeding with dressings and tourniquets, and protecting the wounded under fire. The guide covers handling wounds, fractures, carrying wounded, and cautions against giving drinks to belly wounds or unconscious patients.
The fragmentary text offers a terse sports style notice or score brief mentioning near outcomes and a 16 point shock. Names, places, teams, dates, or clear events are not present to confirm specifics. The readable content hints at a dramatic late result without verifiable details.
A legal notice appears concerning the firm L A U B M A N and P A N E with an address in Adelaide. The document references a sight testing related action and flags a date for a nest visit.
A fragmented wartime guide emphasizes immediate care for gas exposure and burns. It advises warming shock victims, wrapping in blankets, washing off gas, avoiding eye and lung damage, and stopping chest sucking wounds by packing dressings to prevent air entry. The tone urges courage and rapid action to save lives.
M. Carreau the Fighting French Minister Plenipotentiary in Moscow described a convoy arriving at Murmansk where dockyard workers, many women, unloaded war supplies. They toiled from seven a.m. for thirty hours in thirty degree below zero conditions, without rest, through day and night until the last ship discharged.
The weekly test results from Bryan East School show notable scores from Grade VII students Margery Dare and Reuben Thomas along with Saginer Maxted and BMaxted.
Medal winners announced for weekly exams at Black Springs School. Grade VII Natalie White and Grade T Ross Gilbert named top performers with notable achievements in TV send Van sine wording.
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