Tax Changes Proposed Reduces Child Allowance to One
The Federal Government proposes amending the Income Tax Act to limit the £50 per child allowance to the first child only. Treasurer Mr Fadden explained the plan will be funded by income tax collected in 1941-42 and apply to income for the year ended June 30, 1942. He noted that exemptions certificates may not be required for taxpayers with multiple dependents, and that payroll deductions reflect taxes assessed on incomes from the preceding year.
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Fadien
Fadden
Beasley
M.P
Taxation Department
Bexley
Faden
McFadden
Advarate Accounts Notice for June Quarter
Subscription accounts for the quarter ending 20th June 4941 have been issued and subscribers are urged to settle promptly. Due to newsprint scarcity and rising costs the paper will discontinue to subscribers with two years arrears after fourteen days from this date unless arrangements are made.
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Ens
Joo Iy
7 & DG RY
Gloucester Churches News and Upcoming Episcopal Visit
The Advocate publishes church notices from Presbyterian and Methodist communities. It notes bereavements in the Devids and Albury families, a planned official visit by State Moderator Dr. W. C. Bell to Gloucester on August 30 and 31, with the Sacrament and induction services, and appeals for parish support. Rev J A Smith describes welcoming reception and plans to visit parishioners at home, while midweek services and Sunday schools are outlined. The Methodist side reports a September Spring Fair to fundraise amid war, plus the introduction of an envelope system to clear debt by June and end of September totals.
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D. Glyn Jones
Advocate
Presbyterian Church
P. H. Devids
Middleton
Albury
Mrs. Albury
W. C. Bell
Gloucester
W Spence
Polin Spence
My Mathieson
Bellhivad Collie
Sage
Alan Mathieson
Felbgra
Alexander
A. Alexander
J. A. Smith
Chiron
Turner
Highfield
Church Attendance and Donations Rise at Gloucester and Stratford
In the envelope they place the envelope for the Sundays missed, and attendances increase. Adherents have given or promised donations of £8. Services are now held regularly each Sunday morning and night at Gloucester and once every Sunday at Stratford.
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Gloucester
Stratford
Church Services in Gloucester and region August 9 10
Church of England events on August 9 10 include Rector induction in Gloucester by the Lord Bishop of Newcastle. Holy Communion 8 am Evensong 7 pm. Presbyterian and Methodist services listed with times and locations across Gloucester Stratford Craven Plateau Upper Barrington and Stroud. A monthly Gospel Meeting is planned August 10 at 7.18 pm at the School of Arts Hall.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Newcastle
J. A. Smith
Bellora
D. Glyn Jones
Waukivory
Rev
H. Lynn
Stratford
Mr Green
Upper Bowman
Craven Plateau
Upper Barrington
B. Martens
Stroud District
Ward's River
Stroud
FE. A. Walsham
Goa
School of Arts
Monteith
Berlin Bombed Heavily by Allied Force at Night
Berlin was struck by a powerful Allied bombing raid described as among the war’s heaviest. Four engined and twin engined bombers attacked from multiple directions, with large fires reported in the heart of the city. Hamburg Kiel Cherbourg and Kiel Dock area were also targeted in related actions. One RAF Mosquito plane missing.
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London
Berlin
Britain
East Anglia
RAF
Hamburg
Kiel
Air Ministry
Bomber Command
Cherbourg
Ministry
North Sea
Kiel Canal
Brunsbuttel
High Command
Germany
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Ats
Dee
Zephyr
Tsuany
ROYS
G. A. Dan
Phone 140
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Church Services
Uist Gloveester
ALUES
Jersey & DE Chene
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