Australian Wool Clips Proving Big Factor In Wartime World
A NEA Service report from Swan Hill Victoria outlines Australia’s wool clip and its wartime role. 15,600 professional shearers cover 110 million sheep, yielding about half a million tons of wool worth roughly 200 million dollars. 93 percent of payment comes at ship loading, with the rest on delivery.
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France Faces Hunger and Fear Under German Rule
France under occupation faces severe rationing and breadlines as Paris and the countryside brace for winter. Lloyd Lehrbas reports in vivid detail the toll on families, prisoners, and the economy, noting shortages of food, coal, and fuel and the burden of German tribute.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Associated Press
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Lloyd Lehreas
New York
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Marshal Petain
Germany
Cornhusking Contest Held Near Bancroft
A large audience witnessed the Le Seuer Township corn husking contest on Henry Rusche’s farm. Donald Tibbetts won first in 80 minutes by 850 pounds, Everett La Bore second with 792, Rymer Martens third with 604, while Victor Currier and R. La Bore placed fifth and sixth. Band music provided by Hans Christensen.
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