Russian Front Retreat Deepens Near Stalingrad
Russian defense reports say German forces push deeper toward the Caucasus oilfields and threaten Stalingrad as Soviet lines withdraw around Rostov and along the Don, with armored units and air support widening the German advance in several sectors.
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London Daily Telegraph fears Tobruk raid aid to Rommel
The London Daily Telegraph voices anxiety that Field Marshal Rommel is receiving reinforcement supplies while the Western Desert defense remains pivotal to Egypt and Allied strategic interests. It urges the Allies to seize the opportunity to remove the peril early, noting anxieties about air and naval activity surrounding Tobruk harbor.
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Desert
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Man killed while operating circular saw in workshop
Robert Henry Georges Flemming died from injuries after a circular saw accident in a workshop. He and another worker were handling a timber piece when it kicked, sent fragments flying, and struck Flemming on the right cheek, leading to his death days later at Bathurs Hospital.
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Farmers' View on Banks at Annual Conference Debates
A motion to nationalize banking under a Commonwealth Bank was defeated at the Farmers Association annual conference. The debate featured B H OMe of Berrigen and E B L Man on banking issues and overdraft concerns, with calls to urge federal action.
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Two Minutes 23-Year-Old British ALA Gunner
A 23-year-old British air gunner in the American Lend Lease Air Arm shot down two German Stukas in a brief air action. He achieved his double victory within a short engagement, contributing to the Allied air effort.
Old Well Dispute at Hotel Yard Varies in Court
A legal dispute about an old well in a hotel yard arose from a contract case. The Dobbs matter involved a carrying contractor against Doyle of Feak Hill, with the verdict favoring the defendant. The Dubbo District Court heard the case last month with Stanford claiming 0/13/10 from Doyle over hotel premises.
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Stanford
Chaimed
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I Gertain Potel Premigns
Ocemslonen
Lift of Vegetable Seed Sale Restriction in Canberra
An official in Canberra announces the July 2 lifting of the general ban on selling and distributing certain vegetable seeds. The move aims to ensure adequate seed supplies for army requirements, with arrangements made to provide sufficient quantities of beet, cabbage, carrot, turnip, and related seeds via local dealers and suppliers.
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Canberra
Department of Commerts
Open season for Koos ends with Chief Secretary note
The Chief Secretary Mr Baddeley stated on Thursday that open season for Koos is under consideration. Authorities expect guidance soon on quotas and regional hunting limits amid ongoing debate.
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Turaday
Bathurst War Establishment Seeks 500 Employees Now
Reports indicate Bathurst seeks 500 male and female workers for a munitions plant. Applicants face a training period of about two months before full duties, with emphasis on women likely to be accepted and shifts of about eight hours. The call-up debate involved unions urging government action on army manpower and munitions needs.
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Wstelbbubiunedit
Ottene
Liabey
Atic
Gy Agrpelsiib
Mion Ager
Gillow
Lithpew
Minneau
Lue Dbrent
New South Wales
My. Ritchine
US Army
Mfr
Forde
Lie
Organisiatione
RG Yule
Appeal 170 Country Residents in Rubber Tire Dispute
Vague civic notice references a torate rubber and tyres in a disputed matter labeled Tribalet. The fragment signals an appeal affecting 170 country residents with potential regulatory or legal action upcoming.
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Appeal
Farmers Hear Call for One National Union
At the annual conference of the Seniors’ Association, a motion urged forming a National Farmers Union to cover all primary producers with compulsory membership by Act of Parliament. The association pledged cooperation with rural bodies and condemned the federal government’s neglect of producer representations while praising trade unions for strong federal engagement.
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Cabinet approves higher pay for soldiers and dependents
The cabinet decides on pay raises for service members and increases for dependents including wives and children. Service pay rises by 2d per day, a new allowance for the first child is planned, and pay scales for women’s service adjusted. Income tax exemption on service pay rises to £25 with dependents exempt from tax. total annual cost about £11 million plus £0.5 million for the exemption.
Tea Ration Changes Widespread Coupon Update
The new rationing period starts next Friday with a revised coupon system. Four tea coupons numbered 6, 6, 7 and 8 apply for the week beginning September 13. Each surrendered coupon yields two offices for each coupon or half a pound of tea per four coupons.
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Fitton
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