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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 13, 1940

Page

4

Thunderbolt recollections recalled in Wingham journal

The article recounts Thunderbolt’s capture at Uralla by Constable Alexander Binning Walker who later rose to Superintendent. It notes the famous Windsor episode, Frederick Ward’s rise to notoriety as Thunderbolt, and mentions Thomas Colligan and FW Collison connected to Windsor and the North Coast.

Fitz Wingham Uralla Jongalnee Thunderbolt Manning Gloucester Ward's River Dungog Alexander Binning Walker Witt Walker Tralla Sydney Mail Frederick Ward Lippe Windsor New South Wales Old Windsor N.sw Hawkesbury Ward Ind Thomas Colligan FW Collison

Strained Japan America relations loom over trade shift

A historical analysis notes deteriorating Japan United States ties since Manchukuo, with the end of the trade treaty and Japan’s openness to China facing disruption. It argues the United States pursues economic, diplomatic, and naval pressure on Japan, while Britain guards Singapore as a security base.

Japan America Manchukuo United States China Pacific Dutch Indies Germany Holland East Singapore

Primary Producers Union Holds Annual Meeting

The Primary Producers Union, at its local branch annual meeting, discussed farm labour issues and critic addressed, noting harsh press treatment of farmers. Mr A McRae was re elected president. W J Stanton and H Mudile as vice presidents. M Newton as secretary. delegates named for district council. A plan to hold Saturday morning meetings was approved. Next district council gathering set for February 29 in Maitland during the Maitland Show.

Mimrell W. 4. Stanton Primary Producers' Union Stanton Watchman Stanton Gail Mr. Stanton Mgr J.D. Parish Radhy A. McRae McRae Weu Muddle Messy W. J. Stanton H. Mudile M. Newton Mesars H. J, Dennytt H. Muilile A. Ayehinal R G Fareye Wna Maitland

Oil and Germanys Petroleum Challenge to War

Noted London journalist Harry Gregson analyzes global oil dynamics shaping World War II. Germany faces limited wartime stocks, reliance on coal conversion, and imports from the Netherlands East Indies and the United States. Russia’s production strains and supply bottlenecks threaten Axis fuel, while Britain and allies must protect sea routes to curb German access to Türkiye Romania Hungary and other sources.

Germany Austria Czechoslovakia Goering Boas Dutch East Indies United States Mexico Harweyne Russia Hitler Stalin Poland Moscow Romania Rusia Brook Rumante Imuel Rumania Qtr Hungary Wenerts Ba Inn Britiky Vineromntee Toni Witter Fellewettieraton Nintient Faynar Ema Ines

Slaughtering Calves Prompts Dairying Debate At Meeting

Delegates will attend an afternoon show session as discussion turns to meat and milk issues. The talk covers dairy calves slaughter, mortality liability, and how such killings may affect dairy herds and prices. Farmers debate timing, policy, and whether to rear or sell heifer calves amid rising price pressures.

H. d. Dennett Archinal

Greater scope for young judges at Royal Easter Show

The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales expands to educate young judges by creating separate junior and open judging sections at the Royal Easter Show from 1941. Sir E A Southee will steward the auction while breed judges adjudicate. The program includes 19 junior contests and 22 open contests across horses cattle pigs poultry and crops. Selection rules will require exhibitors to allow official selectors to choose animals for judging from their teams during the show. A Gloucester cattle sale at Winchcombe Carsons Homebush logged strong demand, with prices around £9.

Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales E. A. Southee Hawkesbury Agrcultural Coleg Country Life Aivision Australian Jersey Herd Society Commonwealth Clydesdale Horse Society Berkshires Tamworth Council of the R.A.S

Churchill Praises French Soldiering and Freedom of the Soil

The article cites Winston Churchill praising France and its people in his writings from Step by Step 1926 1989. It highlights his admiration for the French soldier traits shown during the 1938 Paris royal visit and emphasizes France as a nation where citizens own the government and defend liberty. It notes Churchill’s shift to American and European affairs and warns against antipathy toward Nazi and Communist regimes, framing U S and Allied democracy against totalitarianism.

Britain France Winston Churchill Paris

United States, Congress, and Neutrality Act changes

A fragmented note references US opinion on freedom and tolerance. It notes a 1940s period when Congress debated and amended neutrality laws to permit greater aid to allies amid Nazi aggression. The text highlights concerns about warning signals and wartime policy in Europe and global affairs.

United States United States Congress All America

Car Mix-Up Sends Vehicle Afloat at Launceston Wharf

A Hobart man, Mr. C. D. Timms, left his motor car on Launceston's King's Wharf while boarding a ship to bid farewell to his wife and mother-in-law. The car was landed aboard another vessel, forcing Timms to stay on the wharf with his belongings as the embarkation proceeded. The incident involved a wireless net and a handbag with a substantial sum of money.

King’s Wharf Launceston C. D. Tunms Hobart Timms

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