Optometrists Visit Gloucester Saturday February 12
Optometrists and Opticians will visit Gloucester on Saturday February 12 and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel. The visit is organized by McDonald and McDonald (Sydney) Pty Limited, London based firm Honours FSM.C. (London) of Webater Jack. Houra of visit: Anam to Fam.
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McDonald
C.A
Fsm.c
London
Webater
Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Gloucester
Commercial Hotel
Teacher comment on Intermediate Blight remake report
The Headmaster writes about an Intermediate class failure and erratic effort. Six pupils passed, twenty failed, with standard and driving pace both below last year. Some sections of the paper show signs of bias and the writer notes parental non cooperation and inadequate study discipline.
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Mway
Tom
SITU BOAR MAULS YOUTH AND RAILWAY FATALITY IN 1944 GLOUCESTER TOPICS
Noel Dixon, 18, was attacked by a valuable stud boar on his father's property near Dubbo, suffered multiple leg wounds, and escaped after firing at the boar. the animal was shot dead. A railway worker, William Hendleston of Dynear Street, Kempsey, died after being struck by a special train near Col**ombat** on Tuesday. he succumbed at Kempsey hospital. The Bishop of Goulburn criticizes the cities as barriers to martial life, while Majestic Theatre advertises upcoming films Yankee Doodle Dandy and When Johnny Comes Marching Home and notes Women make the best barmaids in a Daily article.
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Dubbo
Noel Dixon
Willian Ilendlonst
Dynear St
Weat Kempsey
Kempsey
Chilompatt
Collombattl
Inain
Xempsey
Curtin Warns of More Casualties Ahead in War
Prime Minister Curtin warned on Friday that Australia would incur heavier losses before the war ends. He said aggressors against world peace cannot succeed and that the price already paid will have to be paid, though the effort remains justified.
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Mr. Curtin
Australia
Soldier Refuses Release Draft in Local Tale
A soldier from a town near Winiloor Waa declined to sign release papers claiming he joined to escape both his father and his wife. He said he would stay where he is to serve a spell, noting his father would not pay him even a wage while with him.
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Winiloor Waa
Inaugural Pearl Harbor Flight Delivers Massive Cargo
The flying boat arrived from Alameda to Pearl Harbor with a record cargo of 13.1 Mb of men and war materials, 20 passengers, and a crew of 15. It covered 2400 miles in 18 hours 48 minutes, praised for smooth travel. Admiral Nimitz notes demand for long range air transport and the U.S. effort against Japan.
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Ada Flying Boats
Hugh Mara
Pearl Harbour
Alameda
California
Paxaongers
Admiral Nimitz
Japan
Australian raiding parties press advance near Bogudjim
Australian raiding parties exploited gains on June 1 during a wider Kamail advance, advancing over 7000 yards as they pressed toward Jupslard villages near Bogudjim. Japanese retreat continued at Mull with many vehicles destroyed or damaged at Quik. Luftwaffe raids on Berlin, Frankfort, and Bremen disrupted communications as Germany faced heavy air attacks with hundreds of bombs dropped in ongoing operations.
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Bogudjim
Sir Das
Tt Quik
Romya Durin Danneary
Berlin
Prankfort
Bremen
Stockvntm
Germany
Thuysday
Postwar public works target set at £400 million
The Commonwealth aims to have £400,000,000 of natural works fully planned and ready for immediate start after the war. The National Works Council in Canberra decided on planning a £200,000,000 two year programme as the first instalment. Queensland Premier said some works were planned to begin before the war’s end.
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Commonwealth
Harry Brown
National Works Council
Canberra
Queensland
Wnaper
German Sergeant Describes Russians in No Man’s Land
A BBC Radio News Reel report quotes a German sergeant describing Russian soldiers in no man's land. He notes their readiness to endure bombardment, sleepless vigilance, and stubborn nerve, aided by rain soaked pockets and occasional vodka bottles.
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No Man
No Man's Land
BBC
Obituary of Mrs Glilys Edna Carney at Taree Hospital
Mrs Glilys Edna Carney died at MRD Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband, children Lew, Crt hunter, Bees, Dallas and Niel Carney, two sisters Mrs E Parley Gloucester and Mrs G Eyesinghim Nabiac, step-sisters and step-brother. Funeral held at St Mary's Church Taree with burial at Dawsun cemetery beside her husband.
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Kambach
Yewldont
Mt & Nan
Glilys
Edna Carney
MRD
Sie
Nfer
Ble
A. J. Hyrelwood
Gloucester
Wingham Wallhep
Witter Patrick Cunnoy
Worriagey
Conlon Helwvk
Low Verre
Taree
Dyer's Crossing
Ita
Sugmellin
Carney
Carey
Cirmoy
Aku
Pure Nos
Lew Cane
Hunter
Bees
Dallas
Niel Channey
Jonn
RAN
Margaret Fat
Shwe
Alan
E. Parley
G. Eyesinghim
Nabiac
C. Clarkson
Narrabri
Cpl
Rita, Hazelwood
Awas
R. Williams
Kcle Hazelwood
Glnunester
St. Mary's Church
Pest
Fether
Blind snake blamed for fever in heifer incident
South Rumpsey farmer Mir Gill found a small blind snake after a heifer ran feverish. He killed the 16 inch creature and sent it to veterinary authorities. Museum staff identified it as a harmless blind snake Typhiops polygrarumicum, a burrower feeding on ants.
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Mir
South Rumpsey
Fiid
Gill
A. R. McNiven
Holfer
Church Notes Reflect Parish Life And School News
Church notes report improved health after a three week holiday and thanks to benefactors for rent aid. Rutline street service revived after a three year lapse with continued parish activities planned, including a Sunday school start and a trip by van to country centers. Parish reports cover winter fundraising for the Soldiers' Foster and the annual parish meeting, with confirmations of improvements in local grammar school exam results and cooperation plans between Presbyterian and Methodist congregations beginning February 201.
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Church OF England
Weekes
Sid Relf
Rutline
Uw Chueh
Women’s Guild
St. Paull's Chur
T. Murray
Par Besdale
Laurin Jupp
J. A. Suilth
Presbytertan
Sesto
Taree
Mareh
Presbyterian Church
D Glyn Dunes
ELITE NEWS FROM ALACKLEG AND NORWAY
A Swedish paper ran a tall tale from Bergen Norway about two women chatting when a passerby listened in. Policemen arrived after a claim of listening to London. A Norwegian rider at BBC News was arrested for a bizarre flatroom incident.
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Bérgen
Norway
London
Naet
BBC
News
Combat casualties since Pearl Harbor announced in 1941
The report lists total deaths 92,082 and wounded 47,925 with 32,890 missing. Prisoners total 198 percent mortality among those captured, most died in camps in Japanese-occupied territory.
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Japan
Penrl
Campa
Fragmented note hints at a torus event and timing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a torus related topic with unclear place and date. Key names and specifics do not survive, leaving only a vague reference to an event or item described as a torus in a potential timetable. The readable elements suggest a brief local card rather than a full article.
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