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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
3
A discussion of wartime aircraft evolution cites the Spitfire and other fighters, outlining design choices, armament, and the impact on Britain’s airpower. Prominent figures and engineers are named, highlighting the transition from 1940s concepts to later models and the broader war effort.
Notices discuss British seizure of property tied to wartime figures and the Rome authority. It covers repatriation cases, state boards handling claims for service members abroad, and the Entitlement Tribunal route. Also mentions war service homes and a forthcoming publication "From Angae to Hindenburg Line" with maps and illustrations.
Air officers including Wing Commander Paice and Wing Commander Pearce visited met in winter weather and praised British resolve. They spoke against a German bombing campaign and stressed faith in the Allied effort and resilience of Londoners despite nightly raids.
Advertisement style note describes backache and fatigue caused by kidney and bladder issues. Claims the first dose of De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills can relieve pain and weakness and restore health. Mentions De Witt's brand as a remedy.
Major Rechmald Baker of AP reports London studio damage from an incendiary bomb while filming FLAET ATR ARM. Despite repairs, production moves swiftly to another studio with Admiralty and Department of State support. British cinema praised for morale boosting despite wartime dangers.
Britain embraces a high entertainment standard with George Formby in Call a Cop and a Fleet Air Arm program. The topical comedy enjoys success across England, the Dominions and America as it heads for audiences in Australia.
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