Munitions Before Meat Discussed by British Minister of Food
The British Minister of Food said Britain is diverting meat shipments to munitions in Libya as it fights the war. He noted how rationing and sacrifices have grown despite praise for wartime resilience and the public’s willingness to endure further cuts for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
Britain
Fifer
Incen
Pittie
Deechels
England
Ministry of Food
Brondcast
London
Athens
Uute Foundation
Lenden
Enet
Meerak
Fran Eric
Cive
Greece
Fantxhontt Tien
Land for Selection near Carnamah and Victoria District parcels
Land selections offered by the Land Board include parcels near Carnamah about eleven miles northeast and in Victoria District about eight miles east. Terms show half yearly instalments for 35 years with interest rates for returned soldiers and civilians, subject to Agricultural Bank and Assistance Board indebtedness, with mineral rights reserved to the Crown and Midland Railway Company. Applications require proof of capital and experience. G. P. Sulior’s forfeited lease noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathexcay
Carninah
Agricultural Bank
Twernstrive Assistance Board
Crown
Midland Railway Company
G. P. Sulior
Victoria
Bam
Jlniehfortness
A. Cleland
Allies in Britain Training In England During War
A report on Allied nations including Poland Czech Republic Netherlands and Free France training in Britain. It notes pilots sailors and officials aiding the war effort, with quotes on bravery and contributions from Czechoslovak and Norwegian forces and the secrecy around their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Lorraine
France
Britain
Poland
Peter Mathews
Air Force
Cech Sqnardons
TAF
Sur
Sydney Returns Warm Welcome Home from Mediterranean
The cruiser Sydney returns to Sydney Harbor after duty in the Mediterranean. Captain Collins praises crew discipline and resilience, noting hard work and strain, and expressing gratitude for Australian comforts like flour fruit and meat. The ship reports a few slight casualties but is ready for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mediterranean
Lavi
Syidney Harborr
Cleettir
Collie
Sale
Australia
Collins
Ton Lankit
Geraldton Cricketers Win In Tight Premiership Finish
In the final round Geraldton Cricket Association match Champion Fay secured an outright victory at Geraldton after a tight, error prone chase. Geraldton's first innings reached double figures, while Champion Bay fought back with key partnerships and several late wickets, but fell short by a narrow margin as Geraldton defended modest totals to clinch the win.
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Geraldot Cricket Association
Champion Bay
Ale
Mattene
Hyaxs
Rexene
Sind
Wis Kite
Gisi
Geraldton
Tle
Conk
Buchanan
Ragle
Flettsman
Arave
Gerald
Mystery gunboat Sleipner tale and Free French on Libyan front
Fragmented narrative covers Sleipner mystery gunboat evading German forces with speed, plus a panoply of Free French forces from French Marines to Spahis and Free French merchant ships. It notes Belgian and Dutch contributions, Congo exports aiding Allied coffers, and Holland's wartime role. Also includes a cricket match narrative with Chamion Bay players Sewell, Millar, Byass, and Dunn, detailing tense overs and eventual run chase by Byass’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helgens Nyheter
Stockholm
Sleipner
Free France
Bardia
Tobruk
Spahis
Syria
de Gaulle
Africa
Belgian Congo
Sudan
Congo
William the Silent
Holland
Jon
Cook
Bogle
Sewell
Millar
Champion Bay
Fucing Dan
Dylan
Douglas
Donn
Byass
Thompson
Dunn Pow
Sand
Rowe
Dunn
Linn
Gibson
Hywss
Douglax
Triglis
Byasé
Cass
Champion Bay Wins by Six Wickets In GeraIdt on Day
In Geraldton Champion Bay chased the target, winning by six wickets. Geraldton struggled in both innings with several batsmen dismissed by Gibson and Millar, while Champion Bay's bowlers shared wickets led by Millar and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton
R. Sewell
Millar
Thompson
W. Hignss
T.owe
Pan. Y. Gibson
Cook
Perejunn
Sundries
Africa Campaign Reflects Imperial Army Roles
A newspaper article outlines the Mediterranean snapshot of imperial forces and the diverse temperaments of troops. It notes Egypt and the Suez Canal as key to the evolving situation and praises leaders Strathcath Ball? Wavell and Major General Arthur Smith as capable, experienced commanders guiding the Middle East effort.
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Mediterranean
Egypt
Snex Canal
India
New Zealand
Alke Reas
Rome
Archthall Wavell
Middle East
Stitt
Arthur Smith
Views of Labour Country Party Affairs
An analysis by BP. J. Trainer debates Labour and Country Party issues tied to primary producers. It discusses proposals for federating agricultural policy, party alliances, and the implications of aligning with United Australian Party versus existing capitalist interests. The piece highlights concerns over political adherence affecting farmers and credit reform through Commonwealth Tasik policies, noting evolving positions within the Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. J. Trainer
Suite Executive
Iren
Ahelmer
Suiert
Nue
Durely
Cameron
United Australian — Party
Labor Party
Country Party
Parcels Through Red Cross in War Prisons Aid
The Australian Red Cross spent 277000 pounds on parcels of food and icing for 3001 prisoners of war in nde Park. The British Red Cross and American Red Cross are aiding, with Canadian and Teal Croas also supporting similar services for wartime prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nde Park
Red Crow
Red Rose
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SCAL
Bank OF
New South Wales
Castlemaine Enguin
The
Sydney Returns
Geraldton Cricket
H.M.A.S
ELMAS
Watson Hay
Bartolomeo Colleoni
John Collins
HLMAS
Young Motors Ltd
MT. Magnet
Vamaxhall Wyvern
O.H.V
Iow
Alf
Perth
Royal Hotel
Wellzrington
William Streets
Coombes & Fletcher
Vowling
L. Millar
Glivan
Rawle
Tye
Ray
E. W. Down
Labour
Country Party Affairs
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