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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1942
Page
2
A historical notice lists flowering shrubs and trees available for planting in open ground, including Time, Julius, Vesuvius, Iana, and Tanla Japonica variants. It details prices for shade trees like Birch and elder foliage, with notes on bloom forms and plant sizes.
The article discusses the shift in Britain from traditional blueprints to dyeline prints in war production. Dyeline methods offer faster, space-saving production, clearer background lines, and better scale accuracy. They are less prone to fading and suitable for ink and color tints, aiding semi skilled workers.
New Yorks St Pauls Chapel celebrates 175 years serving Trinity Parish since 1786. The stone church near City Hall Park endures amid skyscrapers, hosting daily services and public viewing of a historic interior. Notable features include a chancel window by James Gibbs influence and a portico facing Broadway.
Prime Minister Curtin urges Australians to contribute to the war effort from home and factory. Citizens must conserve resources, evacuate children, register for air raid precautions, and ensure personal readiness. He emphasizes national unity and the duty of every individual in this broad mobilization.
The Canadian War Information Department reports over 100000 Canadians abroad and a total enlistment of 344000 across Navy Army and Air Force. The Navy helped convoy 35 million tons of supplies sunk submarines captured vessels and forced others to be scuttled as Canada and the U S cooperate on war materials for resisting aggressors in the Pacific theater.
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