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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1941
Page
3
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The agency known as Dirty Eye seeks updated office space to accommodate a growing staff and new clients. Negotiations with landlord partners are ongoing, with potential locations in the downtown corridor under review.
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Churchill declares Japan must halt its southward expansion into Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Australia. He cites five years of Chinese devastation and Indo-China loss, vows peaceful settlement with Japan if possible, else Britain and the Empire will join the United States to stop aggression.
The report details a sustained Russian push on the central front under General Koniev, routing a German infantry division and destroying hundreds of tanks and lorries while recapturing villages. Berlin and Moscow communiques reflect fierce battles near Leningrad, Smolensk, Kingisepp, Novgorod, and near Odessa with signs of a potential road to Moscow.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 764 cattle yarded at Homebush with good quality. Market 10 shillings lower. Best dealers to 48 shillings, steers to 43 shillings, heifers to 40, bulls to 38.8, cows to 37 per 100 pounds. Yarding 50 head including 35 choppers and bulls. Fats good, no extra heavy cattle forwarded. Best bullocks to 15 pounds 10 shillings, cows to 11 pounds 8/6, good from 9, others from 5/10. Yearlings to 9 pounds 10, bulls to 12 pounds 16, choppers 2/5 to 3/3.
Chief Secretary Mr Baddeley informs Mr Tonge M L A that old age pensioners food relief recipients and those in necessitous circumstances will not pay dog registration fees this year. Tonge notes many dogs are led homeless each year when owners cannot afford fees.
A public safety plea urges parents to shield children from traffic danger during school breaks. It notes juvenile accident prevalence rises when youngsters roam unsupervised, especially near busy roads. Teachers need allies, and motorists should watch for children, granting them the right of safe passage.
A Craven letter to Private Joe Clark recounts a pamphlet handed to Australian troops in Tobruk. The flyer claims Crete is lost, AMZ forces are being sacrificed, Turkey allied with Germany, and England to be driven from the Mediterranean. It warns of dive bombers and urges surrender for safety.
Gloucester am service at 11 and 7 30 am and pm names Rev J A Smith presbyterian right rev dr bell holy communion saturday evening 6 30 see advertisement. Methodist Gloucester 11 and 7 30 religion for the modern man Stratford 2 pm wed sept ard ward s river 7 pm fri sept 5th Waukivory Harris 4H Lynn Nowendoc 2 50 pastor martens Stroud baptist Craven 11 Stroud 7 pastor Wal sham.
Pte Harold Graham recalls a night near Tobruk when German dug in under fire. A lone German soldier wandered in, mistaken for enemy, and was welcomed by the Australian diggers. They shared his stew and coffee before bringing him in, turning the moment into the joke of the week.
Classified listing from Paterson Easton Co Wingham showcasing McCormick Deering TD40 tractor, McDonald Super Diesel engine, International D40 and D Model trucks, Albion Diesel cab and tipping trucks, and other gear. Notes include overhauls, new engines, tyres, registrations, fuel economy, and terms with inspection or trial invited.
A bill to reserve land across Western, Central and Eastern Divisions for returned soldiers will be introduced in Parliament this session. Minister for Lands Mr. Tully said the draft aims to start land reservations early, allowing wives or holders of power of attorney to apply once passed. A separate dispatch from the Greek Embassy reports German troops shooting Greek women in Athens after British captives were forced to sweep a street.
Rawdon Vale residents held a social on Saturday to honour three A L representatives Private A J Bert Smith Private Archie Geale and Private Harry Freeman. Speakers praised the trio as fine Australian young men with proven endurance in horse riding bullock work and racing. They were wished a safe speedy return as they join thousands in the empire’s greatest effort.
At last night’s Gloucester Chamber of Commerce meeting Mr Highfield urged shifting timber lorries away from Barrington Street due to blind corners at Denison and King Street. Other speakers supported routing traffic via Main Street or improving the stock route. The President would discuss with police. further talks planned on fire brigade and water supply augmentation. The council warned tenders for Gloucester Water Contract may be forfeited if signing delays continue. A letter to Maitland police was approved to seek restoration of full staffing at Gloucester Police Station. Attending were Hawdon, Sheldon, Channell, Deards, Kendall, Weekes, Phillips, Falconer and Rye.
Mrs John Nash of Bowman River visits daughter Mrs Fred Hancock of Mitchell's Island. She plans to visit her son Constable Nash of Willoughby. Despite being 78 years old, she remains hale and hearty per M R Times.
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