Youth in Chains and Nazi Youth Propaganda Rise
The article discusses Nazi youth policy and its impact on education and family life, citing Goebbels and Baldur von Seckbach. It notes rising youth diseases in the Reich, parental resistance, and concerns over moral depravity, with anxieties about German children and the home under National Socialism. It also mentions British and colonial viewpoints and public talks in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Goebbels
Michael
Munich
Goebbels
Hitler
Germany
Deutschland
Reich
Martin Gumpert
Berlin
Baldur von Sechbach
Hitler Youth
Dangiger Verposten
Sidewick and Jackson
German Freedom Party
West Indies debt to Britain expressed by Daily Gleaner
The Daily Gleaner reports that the West Indian colonies express loyalty to Britain and gratitude for imperial administration. It argues the colonies cling to England and would rather perish with her than flourish with enemies, stressing economic and material ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Gleaner
Jamadai
Britain
British Empire
War Service Appeal Fund Aims to Aid Australian Armed Forces
The M C A War Service Appeal expands across 52 centres including Darwin with a new secretary, and operates in Near East and Britain with huts, marquees, and mobile canteens. It highlights past losses in France and appeals for 27 500 to cover wartime expenditures for Queensland troops at home and abroad. Contributions to Colonel F W G Annand in Brisbane are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoc.a
Darwin
Defence Department
Near East
A.M.C. A
AT. F
Feanglane
Crovely
Cowan
Caloundra
Archerfield
Great Britain
B. BE. F
Flanders
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Normandy
Brittanny
G. Annand
D.S. C
V. D
M.C. A
War Service Appeal
Brisbane
Emden Scrap in Singapore Junk Store
In a Singapore shop backyard on Victoria Street lies a twisted mass of metal, the scattered remains of the Emden, once the most destructive sea raider in Eastern Waters during the Great War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Street
Singapore
A Voice From the Past on Britain's Unconquered Fortitude
In echoing the 1814 Edinburgh Review after Napoleon's abdication, the passage lauds Britain for never being conquered and for preserving liberty and national independence. It highlights England as the sole nation to resist the conquering power, maintaining the sacred flame of freedom amid global upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh Review
England
Expansion plans boost pilot intake at Initial air force schools
R A F expansion aims to raise the initial trainee intake by 25 percent and add 40 pupils monthly under a supplementary scheme sending training overseas. Bradfield Park Sydney work delays shift the Somers site, costing about £15,000 for building extensions. September intake totaled 520 to Somers and 295 to Bradfield Park, with 250 pilots. October projections include 320 pilots, 66 observers, and 214 gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Bradfield Park
Sydney
Bradfiel
Somers
Morale of air reservists praised by RAAF
The Directorate of Public Relations notes the air crew recruits on the reserve display exceptional esprit de corps. Though scattered across the Commonwealth, their morale is excellent as they transfer enthusiasm for air combat to pre enlistment studies to be well prepared when called up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAF
Directorate of Public Relations
Commonwealth
Australian Made Gypsy Engine Passes Flight Test
Tests on the first De Havilland Gypsy engine made in Australia were entirely satisfactory. The engine, installed in a Sydney airframe, flew over Essendon airport and was judged "as sound as a bell" by experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Haviland
Australia
Aero Aircraft
Sydney
Essendon
Further News Time Changes Explained by ABC BBC Switches
Listeners puzzled by radio airtime changes due to ABC adjustments driven by BBC shifts and the English winter time change. A further rearrangement affects several slots including 6 45 am news 3AR 1 00 am National news 2FC 6 55 pm State news and 12 55 pm National Stations. The weekday first news service reduced to five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2FC
SFC
Music Helps Factory Work With Afternoon Radio
Australia wide push to ease work fatigue through 3 45 p m broadcasts labeled Music While You Work on ABCs programing from Monday to Friday. Factories install radio sets to boost mood and productivity with catchy tunes like Whistle While You Work. Workers on repetitive tasks report improved morale and efficiency as sessions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Australia
Eyes in the Majority health talk teased by BMA spokesman
The BMA spokesman teases next Wednesday night’s health talk with a pun titled The Eyes in the Majority, broadcast across Australia’s Nations stations to radio listeners. The phrase hints at a political debate angle or public discussion theme to be explored in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Enid Lyons
Mary, G. Bruce
Linda Littlejohn
Ab.c
Mary Grant Bruce
Yorkshire
Littlejohn
Austraia
The
Empire
Wings Over New Guinea: Aerial Transport Inspires Prospectors
The article chronicles how gold seekers faced head-hunters, jungles, and fevers in New Guinea and notes aerial transport now brings wealth to the territory. The story will be told to Queensland schoolchildren on Tuesday, October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Queensland
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Carrar
Talmoi
Edkins Marsh & Co. Ltd
Youth IN Chains
Ters
Daily Clarion
British Honduras
Anne
West Indies
Royal Commission
Cocos Island
Marine
Chop Sin Swee Hong
Royal Air Force
Yu.a
Emden Scrap
Junk Store
Cloncurry
Ilfracombe
Kersens
Electrolux
Dalget van Company Limited
Saishane, Rochhampaton , Townsville
Lorgem
Gulf Engineering & Motor CO
Concurry
G. F. Bode
Mount Iba
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