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Forbes Advocate

Location

Forbes, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1942

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Russian Resistance Stiffens Stalin's Order in Don Front

London dispatch reports Soviet forces under pressure near Salysk and Rostov with Moscow claiming Stalin ordered no withdrawals and officers to fight to death. German attacks press south of the Don while Russian counter offensives and river-crossing battles continue near Kunëbovak and Tslynnyanwtaya amid heavy tank and air support.

London OVIET Don Moscow Red Army Salysk Rostov Red Star Josef Stalin Stalin Eletskay Lower Volga Salyak Tslynnyanwtaya Kiev Unita Restev-Kremnode Blatingrad-Kramoda Euben Peichanokopskaya Germany Gulf of Tagatrog Batelsk Teheran Vorone Tolyinyanskays Timonhenko Dor Feinwelie Voronej Don River Kletskaya

Allied air offensive reports bold strikes across Timor to Ambon

A communique from General Mackrider's headquarters says Aled bombers raided over Wide Eres and Allied forces sunk an enemy cruiser in the Bande Be, between Timor and Ambon. Bad weather prevented damage assessment and we suffered some losses. In Salaamua our bombers hit a center, one enemy fighter fell, and interception was attempted. At Lae airfields and installations were damaged. At another base five Zero fighters and one twin engine bomber destroyed. our fighters and one bomber were mined.

Bande Bea Timor Ambon Salamaua AC Lae

District urged to carry identification cards weekly

Bathurst constable J Hunter and a force along the Great Western Road checked pedestrians during the weekend. About 590 people were questioned and most produced their cards. A few failed to comply and were warned to always carry their ID or face action later.

J. Hunter Bathurst Forbes

Daylight Saving Time Set In Maine This Season

The daylight saving scheme will begin in Maine on Sunday September 27 with clocks moved forward one hour from 2 am. The arrangement will continue until March 3, 193.

Maine

Japanese Occupation Expands in Solomons Guadalcanal

G H Q reports no new island crossings but confirms infiltration of Guadalcanal south of its capital, with Japanese airfield construction inland. Allied bombers hit enemy works near Kukum on the north coast and scored direct hits on a supply grip and eight large cargo ships.

Solomons G.H.Q Guadalcanal Twings Townsville Boba Ay Consi Kukum

Government backs soldier pay exemptions and increased allowances

Prime Minister Curtin said the government would act on behalf of soldiers, proposing exemptions from taxation and higher payments to the forces. Observers regard the statement as a significant move, with the opposition pressing for parliamentary action.

Mr. Curtin

Equal Pay Adopted in Three Government Factories

The Minister for Munitions announced that equal pay for women doing the same work as men has been adopted in three government owned munitions factories last week and may spread if successful. He noted higher absenteeism among women and cited reasons such as hairdressing days and a few women taking occasional days off to enjoy the higher wages.

Ir Makin

Commonwealth Parliament Call Planned For September 3

The federal parliament was announced to convene on September 3 unless an earlier session becomes necessary. Prime figures indicated the move aims to address urgent national matters and ensure timely deliberation on forthcoming legislation.

Eeee Carlin

Still Continues Still in Egypt Air Activity

The report notes ongoing air activity in Egypt with no new land operations confirmed. Details are sparse and focus remains on aerial actions rather than ground deployments or tactical updates.

Forbes widow gains increased allowance from will

A Forbes grazier William Jones Marl died worth 157823 pounds leaving Elizabeth Marsh his widow. Equity Court ordered an increase of her annual allowance from 305 to 450 pounds citing years of hardship. Marsh described living in a workman's hut after a home fire and neglect, detailing lack of stove, bath, and credit denial.

Equity Court Bydory William Janes Marl Justing Roper Marsh Elizabeth Marsh RO. Palmer Porper Waleow Eugowrs Marsh Anid M Hong Golded & Hall Verasdeh Wai ‘Walla Sydney Marah

Coupon Rules Clarified by Storefront Announcement

A local notice states coupons numbered 1 to 4 expire this week and will become unlawful for tellers to accept from customers after the upcoming Saturday, impacting redemption practices and customer expectations.

Forbes Filtration Plant Tender Decision for Completion

At a special meeting Forbes Municipal Council discussed tenders for the filtration plant. The Department of Public Works notes two bids, General Constructions Pty Ltd at £11,770 and Brown at £13,000, with total project cost now projected at about £27,300. Council considers accepting the lowest bid if Australian machinery can complete the installation and urges action to proceed promptly.

Forbes Municipal Count Department Australia Department of Public Works General Constructions Pty, Ltd Adt Brown General Construction Pty, Ltd Wb Cll le Gale Dempsey Sydney Ald Pattdison Ald. Bevegrove Ald. Hawkins Whit

Parkes and Forbes mull joint supervising engineer post

The council discussed a proposal from N E McDonald Parkes engineer suggesting a joint supervising engineer for Parkes and Forbes to save manpower during and after the war. The idea was discussed but not acted on and Beynon was invited for interview and later appointment confirmed at a Saturday meeting.

Parkes N. E. McDonald Forbes Durling Times Normal Times Council J. F. Williams Pole Raed T. C Beynon Baulkham Hills Beynon RAAF Ada Remson

More plant available in Australia at present time

The Mayor Alderman Harteher indicates that the matter will be resubmitted in the case. The motion was then put forward, signaling continuation of the issue and potential reconsideration.

Australia Ald. Harteher

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