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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
2
A catalog of flowering Prunus Mume varieties and related fruit trees including Prunus Persica, flowering almonds, flowering apples, and silver birch shade trees. The list notes flowering times from June through September and specifies plant sizes from 3 ft to 9 ft, with price references such as 4/6, 6 WS, and 8/7/8.
Victoria plans expanded output of essential foods with 40 000 acres of vegetables. Betaio crops up 50 percent and overall vegetable and dairy supplies to rise. Department officers will help allocate acreage, supervise production, and secure contracts with specified prices. State council urges coordinated labor for national food security.
A wartime slang piece urges workers and volunteers to join the fight or contribute to home front efforts. It mocks complacency, urges readiness against Japan, and promotes vaccination and disciplined action over idle leisure. It references Manila, Singapore, and North Australia with aggressive imagery.
The article notes Genaka upholds the traditional VeC Standard, emphasizing established norms and routines. Officials affirm continued adherence to long standing practices and values guiding policy and operations.
The article reflects a shift from panic to calm in Melby as Australians grow accustomed to perceived threats. It notes resilience, reduced fear, and a sense of unity despite wartime strain, with morale bolstered by strengthened defenses and a wait for expert psychological insight.
Canadian scientists conduct studies on waste products to support industry during wartime. Researchers propose methods to convert sulfur compounds and other byproducts into useful outputs for pulp mills and related industries.
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