Ill Remember Miss Ethel Campbell Tribute From Durban
The Dungog Sub-branch of the R.S.L. and A.L.A. notes Miss Ethel Campbell of Durban South Africa sent two booklets of her verses When the Diggers Touched at Durban and A Passing Cheer She was known as the Durban Signaller to the Australian diggers in the Great War Her verses praise the Anzacs and salute present Australian forces and the Royal Australian Navy The piece closes by noting she will wed Digger Campbell and becomes Mrs Dig ger Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem
Dungog
A.L.A
Ethel Campbell
Durban
South Africa
Campbell
Digger
Churchill
Anzac
Australia
Ginger Mick
Fritz
Dugo
Frog
Toki
Royal Australian Navy
R.A.A.P
Miss Campbell
Iven Mackay
Aus
John Peel
Digger Campbell
Responsibility of Press speech on postwar duty
Editor Henry Martin warns the Press to reassess personal responsibility for readers after the war. He calls proprietors, managers, and editors to provide spiritual nourishment, noting Fleet Street can err but must avoid money blindness and misinterpreting motives while many remain ignorant of Christian principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
The
Press Association
Fleet Street
Newspaper editors urged to lead staff for national unity
A speaker urged proprietors and editors to guide their staffs and use press influence to support the country against Fifth Columnists. He framed journalism as a service advancing God's purpose, prestige, and public gratitude through active contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Martin
Safe Charcoal Storage Warnings Amid Fire Damage Losses
Chief Secretary Mr Baddeley warns on charcoal storage after a fire caused by improper packing. Damage estimated at £38000, near a key war industry. Precautions include cooling before exposure, stacks of six bags, dry clean bags, and air gaps between rows and layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baddeley
MANPOWER DRIVE FOR WAR EFFORT ANNOUNCED
Mir Bellemore, Manpower Director, outlines plans for a nationwide manpower recalculation and compulsory call ups if needed. Reviews will cover all men in Classes 1, 2 and 3 in protected industries. Country towns will be combed, with potential battalion transfers from Newcastle and Sydney areas to support essential air and civilian work.
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Thorve
Liebaur
Hse Hi En Daid
Mir Bellenvine
Bellemore
Newcastle
Sydney
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