Farm life in Germany reveals Nazi impact on farms
A review of Hitler Calls This Living describes how Nazi control infiltrates agriculture, with state interference worsening production, farmer fear and mixed hopes. It argues that German farming suffers under Hitlerism and that repression and spying touch both towns and countryside, signaling global risk.
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Germany
Hitler
London
Sidgwick and Jackson, Ltd
Cies
Munich
Wilhelmstrasse
Berlin
Hitleriam
Hiter
British Empire
Fleming Funeral Director Announces Local Agent Appointment
Jas Fleming Funeral Director of Dungog informs the Glouces ter and District that Mrs Frank Foley is appointed the local agent. All affairs entrusted to this care will receive prompt and careful attention. Latest model motor hearse available.
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Dungog
Gloucester & District
Frank Foley
Longest Australian tunnel under Sandy Hollow Maryvale line
The 27 mile tunnel through spur of Main Dividing Range aims to link Sandy Hallow to Maryvale on the Sandy Hollow Maryvale railway. Begun this year, it will exceed the Wey Wey tunnel by 12 chains, with 190 workers currently on site. Project includes complex excavation, concrete lining, and ventilation shaft plans, to cost between 20,000 and 60,000 pounds.
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Main Dividing Range
Sandy Hallow
Maryvale
Rylstone
Muswellbrook
Wey Wey
Bu- Jong
Sandy Hollow
R. Earle
Cricket show committee clash sparks birthday cheer
A Nabiac versus Gloucester cricket match enlivened a birthday for Jack Breckenridge of the Nabiac show committee. Gloucester won the bowling with Breckenridge taking four wickets and Nabiac posted 115 amid strong fielding. Gloucester’s J Woodward and J Atkins led the attack with key wickets as the visitors enjoyed a cordial hosts’ luncheon and plan a return match.
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Tani
Wallamba
Gloucester
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Nabiac Oval
Jack
Jack Woodward
Breck
Woody
Bill Henderson
Joes
Atkins
Laurie
E. Laurie
J. Atkins
Joe Laurie
W. Easton
D. McRae
J. A. Ross
W. Henderson
J. Woodward
H. Muddie
K. D. Boorer
A. McRae
Surdines
J. Breckenridge
Weller
Startin
Hancock
Nabiac
MH Croker
J. Nixon
F. G. Pelley
E. McMaster
G. Weller
A. Croker
J. Startin
D. Hancock
J. Gorton
Sun-ures
J. Laurie
Woodward. Henderson
Potato Moth Prevention and Control Measures
Departmental guidance outlines steps to prevent and control potato moth. Actions include planting deeply and properly, using pest free seed, not covering bag mouths with debris, removing harvested potatoes promptly, storing seed or market potatoes in moth proof facilities, covering non moth proof sheds with woven material and inspecting for infestation, fumigating infested tubers in gas tight bins with carbon bisulphide, or fumigating under canvas if gas tight space is unavailable. The leaflet is available free from the Department of Agriculture, Box 386A G.P.O. Sydney.
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Department of Agriculture
G.P.O
Sydney
Wattles Triumph In Close A Grade Cricket Match
In the A Grade results dated 26 November Wattles defeated Barrington outright after Barrington’s first innings of 145 led by G Mond 71 and Merchant 24. Wattles replied with 210 led by W Ai king 116, while Barrington 2nd innings fell for 84 as R Smith and M Price claimed multiple wickets. Wattles needed 20 to win and achieved it with L Monro and Leedham contributing. Also Thistles beat Stratford in the first innings, Thistles 224 and Stratford 285, with notable scores from Laurie Atkins 60 and W Martin 28. Other fixtures include Ward’s River beating Carsonville, Rookhurst defeating Gangat, and Old Buffers’ match at Gloucester ending with Gloucester triumphing.
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Barrington
G. Osmond
K. Merchant
C. Merchant
R. Smith
D. Young
M. Price
W. Aiking
K. Oldfield
H. Ross
J. Moore
Monre
T. Leedham
Higgins
W. Merchant
Iimings
Smiths
Price
L. Monro
Candle Leedham
R. Garner
E. Beattie
Suuties
Thistles
Stratford Thistles
Stratford
Jack Bignell
BR. Giddey
W. Clarke
H. Wilson
W. Martin
R. Giddey
T. Breese
Three Homes Bereaved by Road Accidents in NSW
The Road Safety Council of New South Wales warns of repeat tragedies as three children in separate towns were killed while jumping onto and off the racks of motor lorries near the first week of November. The council urges drivers to slow down in areas with children, pass parked cars with caution, and ensure mechanical safety of vehicles as schools close for vacation and children roam streets.
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Road Safety Council of
New South Wales
Col
Pruxner
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