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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 08, 1942

Page

2

Chronicle Under New Management in Crisis Era

Community paper the Carcasi Chronicle will be under the direction of Mr D Dugan of Naylor Street Caresar Phone 23. The change follows the enlistment of the proprietor Mr W Dagan and St In. Hope is high the new manager will receive broad support as the town aims to sustain the Chronicle through its greatest crisis in regional history.

Carcasi D. Dugan Naylor Street Caresar Dagan St In

Unwarranted Slur at Bank Enlistments Provokes Meeting

At a Bank of New South Wales sub branch gathering, members of the Returned Sailors Soldiers and Airmen's League of Australia submitted a statement opposing a minister's remarks on enlistment motives. They argue many bank staff served overseas with limited pension rights and warn of future unemployment as war ends, urging loyalty and cooperation with war measures. The note cites 2424 officers in forces as of 27 April 1942, with 1517 enlisted for active service.

Bank of New South Wales Returned Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen's League of Australia Meiberk Boll Platt Naetor Ergin Banke A.M.F

Australian mills aid war effort with fabric and war gear

The wool and fabric trade in Australia supplied apparel and equipment to allied forces in the East, supporting military needs during hostilities. Local production reduced shipping pressure, avoiding mass wool exports and re shipments, while expanding civilian fabric supply amid urgent war work. The Australian mill industry is praised as a miraculous build by resilient pioneers.

Llankets Easien United Kingdom Australia

Garibaldi style invasion proposed for Italy

A report notes a proposed “Garibaldi invasion” tactic where 1,000 Italian volunteers land in Maly to overthrow Bourbons, with officers recruited from Latin America and prisoners eager to return to fight. It cites apathy among Thybecauz people and German occupation limits, suggesting a surprise, rapid insurgent action could succeed.

Itshans Latin America Sion Lumolini Hitler Italy Garibaldi Scorasian Prone Association

Soldiers in Paris Seek Escape as Occupation Mood Shifts

In Paris today soldiers and officers cope with morale issues under occupation. The daily parade on the Champs Elysées is abandoned as troops seek solace in cinemas showing select newsreels and half-lit interiors to avoid demonstrations. Cabarets entertain officers with jests at German faults.

Champs Elysres Teuton France

Man Praised for Slogan Aimed at Axis Powers

Ambrose Harle of Galena Illinois earned commendation from the War Department for a wartime slogan submitted for use in munitions plants. The suggested line The man who relaxes is helping the Axis was approved for use in plants under army orders and fighting fatigue.

Ambrose Harle Galena Ilinois Army Ardnance Proving Grounds Savanna Iliinois War Department Department

Dick Fairey the bomber designer and builder

Arthur Lamaley profiles Dick Fairey, famed designer and head of Fairey Aviation. The article details his rise from model planes to a major UK aircraft firm, his diverse interests from yachting to sailing Shamrock V, and his humane management of a 7000 acre estate. It notes the Fairey Battle and Sea Fox aircraft, his hands on approach to production, and his reputation as a patient, blunt, principled innovator.

Farrey Fairey Patience Generone Pairey Wells London Fairey Aviation Company Hampshire Arthur Lamaley

No More Polished Army Boots Order Against Shine

A Glasgow Herald report notes a British Army order banning polished boots in favor of dubbin treatment. The move aims to better protect footwear against gas, despite some soldiers’ protests over lost time for polishing.

Glasgow

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