Wartime Food Rationing Broadcasts Across Languages
A fragmented transcription cites multilingual wartime broadcasts on rationing. It notes substituting substitutes for meat and coffee, using stale bread for poultry feed, and horsemeat hash recipes, with mentions of Dutch French German and Norwegian sources.
Tax Payer Faces Extra 2000 Borrowing Cost This Year
Mr Nash notes a man who met the year’s taxes and levies by borrowing 2000 pounds from a bank. He would pay interest on this sum, adding to the financial burden this year.
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Greeks Push Italians Back In Albania Front
Greek forces drive Italians from a high mountain pass near Klisura as Greeks tighten control in central Albania. Greek artillery and patrols disrupt Italian plans while indeterminate reports place Greek gains and prisoner captures, with renewed Greek organization behind the front lines.
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Nosault
Klisura
Rigtede
Albania
Tepelins
Trebesin
Athens
the Times
Itiona
Countiano
Cavellero
Italy
Greece
Aratev
Labour Party Calls for Home Defence Ministry
The Leader of the Non-Communist Labour Party Mr Beasley said Labour members of the War Council would press the Government to set up a Ministry of Home Defence. He argued Mr Spender cannot handle air raid precautions and coastal defences alone given his workload.
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Beasley
War Council
Ministry of Home Defence
Army
Spender
Regulation 42A to review age related measures
Regulation 42A tasks the Minister to assess if any obnoxious or ridiculous provisions can be removed with Cabinet consideration. The move aims to streamline age related rules and ensure only sensible limits remain.
Cotton stocks plan to stimulate production in Australia
A determined effort to stimulate cotton production will be made next season to reduce dependence on imports. Despite nearly double the acreage, Australian output remains below needs due to defence demands and possible shipping disruptions. The government plans to obtain new machines in time for the harvest.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Perth Breaks and Morning Music Schedule Nightly Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio program times and names, including Perth Breaks by G. A. Mia, Morning Devotion, London Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC News, and various sessions like Women’s and Stock Exchange segments. Names such as Capt. Noel Griffith and Cedric Sharpe appear among the musical acts and talks.
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Perth
G. A. Mia
Clowe
Mungle
C. MN. Atkins
Australia
BBC
Rawlis Newcree
Sappathw
W. Pennycuick
Alexander Sweriensky
Duanus
Murray Fastie
Forwan
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Newa
BBC. News
Stock Exchange
Iroen
Uughc
B.B.C
Sidke
Sydney Licht Orchestra
Noel Griffith
Cedric Sharpe
Muale
Ellia Price
Women's Radio Club
Friendly Way
Iowa
Fred
Maggie
Hollywood
Outlining Wartime Inventions Across the British Empire
The British war effort reviews civilian ideas submitted to the Ministry of Supply. Inventors from ordinary people propose defenses and devices. a desk staff evaluates them, with feedback that some ideas are promising while many are impractical. The piece highlights anti aircraft defenses and Britain’s lead in wartime invention.
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Tec
Scient‘ars
Export prices steady in Australia through December
Export prices in Australia remained practically unchanged in December after a year of near steady levels. Since January of last year fluctuations have not exceeded two points in any month.
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