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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1942
Page
6
In a wartime address, President Roosevelt cites stopping a major Japanese offensive in the Pacific while stressing the need for continued unity of Army, Navy and Air Forces. He notes future disclosures about key decisions and emphasizes reinforcing fighting forces weekly as the war progresses.
Henry Ford argues in Liberty that prosperity after war requires printing traditional money to repay government loans and create jobs. He dismisses inflation fears, saying dollars remain strong globally due to ample supply. Ford cites pacifist legacy and controversial notoriety in suggesting monetary measures.
The Cowra Methodist congregation backs a broad liquor reform program. Resolutions call for lower beer alcohol, banning sales to anyone under 21, immediate shutdowns of wine bars, rationing of liquor, banning bottle service, outlawing shouting, and empowering Commonwealth authorities to enforce stricter liquor laws during the war.
The fourth annual meeting convened with attendees and participants noted as Forbes Ambulance members. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR though the gathering aimed to review operations and plans for the upcoming period.
The article outlines heavy emphasis on wool supply for military use and the shift to artificial fibers. It notes government wool specs, civilian absorption limits, and Britain's rationing impact. It discusses wartime labor shifts, possible policy missteps, and the need for better consultation with experienced producers.
Friday's Yarding reports about 700 sheep and lambs yarded at Forbes by the Commonwealth Wool 4 Produce Co Ltd Sydney and W K Garnecy Bear Pty Ltd Forbes with six metropolitan buyers present. Prices show cheaper ranges with prime lambs to 25 11 and hoggets to 22 10, ahead of their next sale on September 2.
The fortnightly sheep sale at Homebush on Tuesday featured mainly winby hoggets and several pens of old and new season lambs, with overall quality slightly better than the prior sale. Prices fell about 6 to 8 shillings for ewes and wethers, while sucker lambs and prime woolly lambs ranged across quoted levels from 8 shillings 6 pence to 2 shillings per pound and beyond for top lines.
A reader replies to Mr Woods arguing against prohibition and monopolies in the liquor trade. The letter defends individual judgment, cites biblical parables, critiques scientific theory, and stresses tolerance to keep wheat and tares in balance.
Advice to drivers on conserving rubber by maximizing tyre mileage. Emphasizes correct inflation, steady acceleration, careful braking, proper load distribution, regular wheel alignment, timely retreading, and avoiding overloading to extend tyre life amidst rubber shortages.
From Aug 1940 to June 1945 the Canteen Orders system moved 1,294,610 items with a total value of £40088. The program saved postage costs and space, letting recipients choose needed stocks from a wide range. Orders could be redeemed for meals on Army and RAAP ships and abroad, but not for Royal Australian Navy personnel.
The Division of Plant Industry seeks farmer cooperation to expand cotton plots in Queensland under irrigation, aiming to establish a commercial crop and gather cultivation data. Free seed offered in exchange for records. price set at 12id per lb for new cotton during the war, with emphasis on high quality through careful picking. Persistent imports from the UA and India drive drive for local production.
A notice warns that any person shooting, flaking or trespassing on Booahi Gal will be prosecuted. All previous terminations are cancelled per the manager.
Fragmentary notice from January 9, 1942 references Bhole and a community. details are unreadable and ambiguous.
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