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Geraldton Guardian And Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 17, 1944

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Manpower for Farmers Visit Discusses Rural Labour Schemes

The Assistant Deputy Director of Manpower Mr W Southern visits Geraldton to discuss rural manpower issues with the national service officer Mr AL Milford and the District War Agricultural Committee. He notes POW schemes are successful with many men already on rural work in Western Australia and outlines future extension factors and publicity plans. He praises the Australian Women's Land Army and calls for more recruits, urging locals to assist in harvesting and other farm tasks as needs rise.

Itural W. Southern Geraldton Naational Service AL H. L. Milford District War Agricultural Committee Southern Western Australia Machen Toudyay Dulwatting Coorow Furners Geralden Australian Women’s Land Army Land Army Amt Tomate Gardens National Service Office

Finnish Coast Battlefront Report From Moscow Front

British New Press dispatch from Moscow says Russian naval gunfire and air strikes along a thirty mile front disrupt Finnish coastal defenses near Wiipuri. The report claims Soviet forces push inland past forts and batteries, breaking communications as air power harasses Finnish positions.

London Getober Wiipuri Say Moscow

Pilotless Aircraft Threat Acknowledged By Home Secretary

London June 16 The Home Secretary Mr Morrison told the House of Commons that Britain faces pilotless aircraft as a new weapon. He said a smut number of missiles were used in raids Tuesday morning and more seriously last night and this morning. Casualties and exact damage were not yet known but counter measures will continue with vigor. It is probable attacks will continue.

London Home Secretary Morrison House of Commons Britain

Market Report From Midland Junction Sheep Sale

Keen opening bidding for Merino wethers and crossbreds. ewes and lambs sold unevenly as prices improved with heavy crossbreds and top quality lambs fetching the best quotes. Yardings were 1,100 plus higher than last week with cattle offerings small and prices mixed across steers cows and dairy types.

Cowan

Sustained Attack A Hot Reception During Night Air Raids

London reports a prolonged air raid over southern England with heavy anti aircraft fire and burning coastal districts. Observers describe pilotless, radio controlled, or jet propelled planes as small midget craft with bright exhaust flames and yellow glow.

London England Britain Press Association

Foothold in France Shows Allied Landings Secure

Washington reports Secretary Stimson stating the Allies have a firm foothold on the European coast and France is liberated. He warns the West Wall was real and present mines and pillboxes made beach obstacles dangerous, though landings benefited from surprise and preparation. casualties were fewer than feared by commanders.

Washington Abe. Stimson France Germany West Wall

Atkins Brothers acquire two poll shorthorns at Sydney sale

Atkins Brothers Limited of Murgoo Mt Narryer and Tibradden Station in Western Australia bought two poll shorthorn bell animals at the United Stud Cattle Breeders Association of Australia sale in Sydney Messex. The buyers attended in person and secured other high standard entries including Gundibri Standard 47th and 77th with notable exhibitor histories. They previously imported ten polled heifers and one bull from the Antrim stud at Killen priced 15 to 25 guineas per head for shipment to Western Australia.

Western Australia Atkins Brothers Limited Tibradden Australasia Messrs B.C. Atkin S. W. Fremlin Dalgety & Company Limited Siiky Perpeietary Limited Wissire Belshawe Sham Oakwood Chicago Tye K. Kevin Teruer Pandaloo New South Wales Universal Dalgety & Company Messrs, Atkins Brothers Tom Antrim E 1. Killen

Tired Pale Girls and Women Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for anaemia and nervous fatigue. It describes symptoms like dizziness weariness pale cheeks pimples and sleepless nights. The copy asserts pills enrich blood supply red blood cells improve nourishment nerves and overall health with a call to buy at chemists and stores.

Red Army presses Finnish front in breakthrough drive

A Moscow communique reports the Red Army advancing on the Karelia Isthmus as they breach second fortified lines and capture seventeen positions. The offensive continues with heavy assaults against Finnish defenses.

London Red Army Moscow Florence Anne Polars

War shifted Australian civilian production to arms output

Tories in Australia have redirected civilian manufacturing to war production, equaling 281,000 men or about 70 percent of their prewar strength, originally around 400,000. This indicates a major labor shift from civilian to military needs.

Australia

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