Timoshenko as War Commissar Reforms Red Army
A 1930s profile outlines Sergei Timoshenko born in Bessarabia in 1906 rising through factory work and the Soviet Army. Appointed War Commissar in May, he sought discipline and reorganized training, criticizing tactics, defending frontline operations, and stressing objective information over political interference.
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Ion Lois
RiswlAn
Oni
Ann
Lida
Abe Traver
Stelyfer
Solilien
Thraushenko
Fowshenky
Fer
Keene
Hollyeod
Uy Rentiby
Marshal Brdngio
Ridgsla
Bessarabia
Timoshenko
Favity
Furrunki
Thosheniko
Prt
Pinland
Siteoa Senr
Voroshilov
Red Army
le Boy
Communist Party
Army
Miltary
Moscow
August Timoshenko
Ablerty
Moahertoo
Ule Waly
Ani
Timonenko
The Carburettor Anomaly And Fuel Economy
A garbled discussion on automotive carburettors describes their role in fuel efficiency and air intake. The piece warns against improper repairs and the risk of reduced performance and higher running costs, urging correct servicing to restore proper function.
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Petri Valinlay
Royal
Queene
Veasstat Snruilislay
Uhove
Hsuchvilley
England and Australia Face Shifting Labor Demands
A muddled message from a caller hints at upcoming shifts in employment and printing markets. The text references England and Australia and notes questions about eligibility and value in labor, with a broad call for a universal quote on job printing costs.
Australians Push Forward in Syria Amid Frontline Reconfigurations
Report describes Australian advances along the front near Fort Khiin and Rosh Pinna, with Algerian and Senegalese replacements at frontier posts. Troops moved toward Diutiuaona and Elguneitica as British forces halted near Damascus, taking about 200 prisoners after light resistance.
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Deronaleri
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Khain
Mesjavoune
Bytta
Australlany
Advainen
Mekihia
Hymrot
Seyrra
Miles Turther Norkit Sian
Cys
Dunia Nad
Pasia
Itgluyd
Fort Khiin
Syria
Mira
Metulla
Actility Reserve
Nouth
Rosh Pinna
Diutiiaona
Aron
Elguneitica
Diggers Hall Auxiliary Social Echoes Community Effort
A Wo men’s Auxiliary function at the W Hall last Friday night drew the largest crowd yet and highlighted support for erecting the diggers hall. The event featured games dancing and singing with local youths supplying the piano. stump tapping is planned for July 12 and a grand finale urged partners to contribute. The Auxiliary aims to raise funds close to 4400 for the hall project and plans an afternoon tea and stump capplayt ceremony with invited guests and local officials.
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W. A. Hall
Jack Holm
Calilluin
Ugsts
Diggers Hall
Wong
Acruitachnitt
Howard
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