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The notice promotes buying advertised goods as ethical and economically sound. It asserts that local or national advertised items should be quality enough to merit consumer preference and encourages purchasing only advertised goods and services.
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Shange
H. Coote
Gloucester
Japan on brink of war says New York Times
Washington dispatch notes Hull warned of Japan’s possible irrevocable step into war as Tokyo sources anticipate a fresh crisis within 20 days. Debate centers on U S Russia oil shipments via Vladivostok and Japan’s likely response to a growing munitions corridor.
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Washington
Japan
New York ‘Times
Mr. Hull
Tokio
Russia
Vladivostok
Los Angeles
U.S
Be Careful in London A.R.P. Humour Sketch
In London an A.R.P. instructor challenged a pupil with a hypothetical Nazi incendiary air raid and the student responded he would resign. The anecdote appears in C Kent Wright’s Home Front humour collection A.R.P. and All That, noting a scene in Heston Middlesex.
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London
A.R.P
C. Kent Wright
Allen and Unwin
Heston
Middlesex
Germany claims big gains as Budenny withdraws in Ukraine
London reports ground for belief that Marshal Budenny may be pulling Russian forces from a German encirclement to form a line east of the Dnieper. Berlin asserts west-of-Dnieper gains, an Odessa attack, rapider Dnieper bridgeheads, and the capture of a battleship under construction at Nikolaev. Moscow notes evacuation of Kingisepp and Soviet ships sinking a German submarine and two transports.
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London
Marshal Budenny
Ukraine
Dnieper
Russia
Germany
Udenny
Berlin
Gereman
Odessa
Jower Dnieper
Nikolaev
Black Sea
Leningrad
Moscow
Kingisepp
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Careful local info on a fallen A A shell causing havoc
Local Information Committee recounts an air raid shell that breached a house roof and passed through beds, with a second unexploded shell carried by a man to the police station. A London paper spoof notes Hitler would be in London on August 15, listed as Mme. Tussaud.
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Gawd 'E
London
Hitler
Mme, Tussaud
Why Youths of 18 Will Register
The army announces automatic registration for universal service at age 18 to replace the old complex method. Starting July 1, the present age-group division by financial years ending June 30 will be eliminated. In the next eight years youths reaching 18 must register within days, providing the military with a reliable manpower index for planning.
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Wie
Notice to Farmers on Ploughing Gear Quotations
Farmer H G Barham of Rowman River via Barrington invites quotations for ploughing gear after purchasing a tractor and plough system. Further particulars available on request from H G Barham.
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H. G. Barham
Rowman River
Barrington
Vital Transport Reconditioning Keeps War Efforts Moving
P T Taylor and Co Pty Ltd of Sydney and Newcastle stresses essential vehicle support in wartime. With petrol restrictions aimed at eliminating waste rather than halting transport, the firm highlights engine reconditioning to maintain vehicle efficiency for meat dairy and food production, aviation engineering, and factory supply lines.
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Senator McLeay
P. J. Taylor and Co. Pty. Ltd
Carnivorous Horse Stuns Tasmanian Farming Circles
A Winnaleah farm horse in north eastern Tasmania allegedly eats rabbits freely and even robs dog carcasses from traps. The animal, in good condition with ample feed, is described as unusually depraved in appetite. A veterinarian says it is a remarkable case and plans for special treatment to restore normal behavior.
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Launceston
Winnaleah
Tasmania
Increases Approved for Fighting Services Rates
Federal Cabinet discussed pay and allowances for fighting services and indicated that specific rates had not yet been decided. Prime Minister Sir Menzies announced the budget will cover details, noting the questions are complex and require detailed working out. He condemned speculation about individual votes as unfair to ministers and the cabinet.
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Sir Menzies
Mr. Menzies
Mr. Fadden
Spender
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