Men in Class Five to be Largely Exempt from Call Up
Army authorities announced that men in Class 5, aged 45 to 60, will not be called up for military service except in a few cases. The policy aims to exhaust younger classes first, with no man over 45 called up unless already in medical examination, and hardship appeals allowed to Magistrates. A separate note mentions household cleaning hacks using vinegar and salt to clean glass, remove stains from china, and ink from fingers.
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Bellemore
Forde
Aled Works Counsel
Gloucester Police Court Proceedings and Charities Case
The Gloucester Police Court met on Tuesday before adjournment. Cases included a charge of misused charity funds with a noted fine and cautions. Local officials and residents discussed charity oversight and related incidents while observers reported on appeals and street-level matters.
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Ginucester Distin
Fragmented OCR yields garbled wartime dialogue
The text presents distorted sentences, likely from a historical wartime or court record. It mentions a council vote, a sergeant, and legal actions, though many words are unreadable. The readable fragments reference an incident, memory, and the aftermath of a trial or proceedings with unclear participants and dates.
Night Driving Dangers Highlight Masked Headlights
Councilor Cameron of Manning Shire argues that headlamp masks on country roads hinder night driving and suggest allowing brighter lights or lighter shades. The discussion notes taxi trips between Winehat and Woodside, with calls to lift masking and improve visibility. The motion to seek relief for night travellers passes.
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Manning Shire
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Winehant
Woodside
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Stock Sales Report From Maitland and Sydney Markets
Spark Pty Ltd reports sales at Speck Store Maitland and Maitland yard on recent weekdays with total value around 814%. Cattle consignments include Lauria Mills, Landers and others with bullocks, heifers and cows sold at varied prices. J. Broshen-Hive and Higgins listed among buyers. Sydney reports show Steers, Heifers, Bullocks and Cows with mixed prices, rabbit skins firm, pig values fluctuating, and overall market softness noted.
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Maldan
Maitland
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Laurie
Howe
Ait MG
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Higgins
Jhidlocke
EMI
Sydney
Hieombearson Ltd
Athens
Pitt Son and Radgery Ltd
AL Mamellan
Winwhcombe Curson Ltd
Tueawings
Two-Year-Old Rescued From Air Raid Trench at Armidale
A seven-year-old boy Raymond Alood saved his two-year-old sister from drowning in a six foot deep air raid trench filled with water at Armidale. He pulled her free by the hair and arm after spotting her apron in the water. The child survived but was shocked and immersed. Juki recovered.
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Raymond Alood
Juki
Methodist Services Set for Stratford Gloucester Next Sunday
Methodist services scheduled next Sunday at Stratford and Gloucester with 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. sermons. Mrs Jarratt conducts the Gloucester service while Rev Lynn preaches on Is God Neutral in this Conflict. Special appeal envelopes progress is slow, only a fraction of the objective reached to wipe the debit balance.
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Stratford
Gloucester
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