War News in Brief From Frontline Battles and Pacfic Raids
Reports of renewed Soviet advances in Kharkov and Donets regions put German forces under pressure with Rostov and Voroshilovgrad captured. Berlin hints at a Dunkirk at Novorossiysk as German troops retreat. Solomon Islands raids target Mundas while RAF bombers strike Lorient. Roosevelt reaffirms unconditional surrender policy and broader Allied plans. Eight Army advances near Ben Gardath. Australian patrols harry retreating Japanese. Burma campaign gains eyed after high-level Allied talks. Turkey-Russia relations scrutinized for a new era of friendship. Rumors of Hitler’s tombstone surface as Militia Bill debate looms.
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Kharkov
Donets
Caucasus
Russia
Sea of Azov
Stalino-Dnepropetrovsk
Rostov
Voroshilovgrad
Hitler
Ukraiian
Berlin
Novorossis
Tunisia
Holland
London Daily Telegraph
Stockholm
Staling
Sea of Azovi
Solomons
Mundas
Washington
Pacific
Lorient
Air Ministry
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Japan
Pacific Ocean
China
Eighth Army
Eight
Ben Gardath
Libyan
New Guinea
Wau
Madang
Finschhafen
Burma
India
Archibald Wavell
John Dill
U.S
General Arnold
Turkey
Ankara
Railway Records Forecast Rising NSW Rail Profits
The Railway Commissioner Mr Hartigan predicts New South Wales railways will break records in the year to June, with earnings near £35 million, passenger journeys around 236 million and goods freight about 19.5 million tons. He notes defence and industrial demand drive the surge and highlights a strong safety record despite heavy traffic. The piece also contains wartime praise for Australian women and rural workers.
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New South Wales
Hartigan
Mr Hartigan
Women on farms praised as Great Vanguard of victory
The journal salutes women and girls on farms who work long hours and take on roles once held by men. With fen men folk not in service, they face hardships, yet perform with efficiency worthy of the Great Australian Bush, aiding the march toward final victory.
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Australia
Wingham
Sunday and Thursday Church Services in Gloucester District
A condensed notices listing Sunday and Thursday church services across churches in Gloucester and surrounding areas. Times span morning and afternoon sessions at H C Barrington Heatherdale Gloucester Tracm and others with various pastors named including Rev J A Smith Rev Giyn Jones Rev H Lynn Pastor F G Smith and A Walsham.
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Church of England
Kia Ora & P
Gloucester
H.C
Barrington Church
Heatherdale
E.S
J. A. Smith
Fucca Wauka
Jarrett
At & P
Carsonville
Upper Barrington
Waukivory
Harris
H. Lynn
Craven Creek
Copeland
Barrington Village
F. G. Smith
Stroud District
Stock sale reports from Sydney yards in 1855
Winchcombe Carson Ltd yarded 1855 cattle with market opening ten pence lower. Best dealers to 00s, steers 49s, heifers 44s, bullocks 44s, cows 41s per 100 lb. Pitt Son Badgery Ltd yarded 1555 cattle with more good medium weight bullocks, light weights predominant, average rates weaker.
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Homebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Pitt Son & Badgery, Ltd
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