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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads as an unclear query about TV or lytes
The readable text is garbled and appears to ask about television, a layout or schedule, and terms like Lytes Lot and Ericong but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Surrender Unused Petrol Tickets Urged by Senator
Senator McBride the Supply Minister called for surrender of unused petrol tickets to strengthen Commonwealth reserves. He urged motorists to hand in unused tickets or those not drawn, to aid national emergency readiness and enable a clearer stock position after March 31. He argued such sacrifice would set an example and help the country in a potentially graver world position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Supply Minster
Iotorises
McBeide
Moto Tate
Australia
Government moves on Child Endowment scheme details
The government has decided key points of the proposed Child Endowment scheme and plans to present it to Parliament in the coming session. If approved, payments may begin July 1 with an allowance of a weekly sum for all children under 16 in eligible families with multiple children, regardless of income.
Child Maintenance Allowance Details Proposed Concession Change
The proposal outlines withdrawing con cessional income tax deductions for families with more than one child with possible exceptions for low income ranges. Payments would go to the woman in charge of the children, or in special cases the father or another responsible person. Eligibility hinges on liability for maintenance, not necessarily biology. The allowance would not be counted as taxable income and states may adopt the same rule. The aim is to support child maintenance and education, and the scheme would be alienable. It does not cover single child families.
Diversified Oat Crop Adds Value to Wheat Farming
The article argues for broader diversification in New South Wales wheat regions with oats. Oats suit conditions, fit cropping systems, and offer grain hay and silage uses. Early maturing varieties expanded oat suitability across the wheat belt, boosting grazing, fodder, and on farm conservation while supporting sheep production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Gazette
New South Wales
Mulga
Belar
Buddah
Gidgee
Wheat harvest storage boosts long term oat feed on farms
The text explains storing oat grain in galvanised iron silos of about 1000 bushels capacity. This enables long term, safe stock feeding and easier, economical carrying of stock on wheat farms by providing year round oat availability.
Hymn speedometer urged for safe driving lesson
The article notes a preacher from Colorado proposes singing specific hymns at listed speeds to promote safe driving. At 50 mph sing I am but a stranger here Heaven is my Home, at 55 Nearer my God to Thee, at 60 Tam Nearing the Port and will soon be Home, at 65 When the Roll is called up Yonder I ll be There, at 70 Lord, I m Coming Home. The tombstone inscription suggests Rip he let her and he does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Colorrado
Quiet Country Towns Struggle Amid War Woes
A Numurkah Leader analysis notes nationwide commercial downturns from war service and urban migration. It argues rural towns lose spending power, profits rise in cities, and property values hinge on local prosperity and amenities. Loyalty between towns and districts could bolster recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numurkah
Former intern camp officer jailed in Newcastle case
Cyril Thornton a 40 year old seaman was sentenced to six months in Newcastle Court for falsely claiming to be a secret service agent and Commonwealth interpreter. He had previously been an internment camp interpreter and was linked to a probe into a supposed escape network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Thornton
Newcastle
N.8.w
Secret Service
Commonwealth
Thornton
Parton
Stan
I.werth
Cence
Sheridan SM
Commonwealth Intelligence
Ucme
William Joseph Hurley
Thorr
Thonton
Shumuck
Road to List Adore and The South Seas Entertainers
A fragmented summary describes a program featuring Dorothy Lamour and a cast including Burke and James Moses performing in a travelogue style with singing and dancing acts. The piece notes Singapore and South Seas settings with humorous sketches and novelty numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Burke
James Moses
Romania
Fad
Singapore
Dane
Bob
South Seas
Dorothy Lamour
Tall
Local Cobram Advert Printed for Rom Bros
Printed and published by Caro Vivian Ronald Ross for Ro and D. V. Ross at their Cobram office in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro Vivian Ronald Ross
D. V.R. Ross
Rom Bros
Stattesuet
Cobram
Sta of Victoria
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