Australian Troops Return to Sharon Valley in Blooming Spring
After two decades Australian troops reoccupy Sharon Valley also known as the Valley of the Rose. Jewish colonists cultivate gum trees and groves, while Arab drivers tend oxen camels and donkeys near settlements. Anzac and Light Horsemen savor Jaffa oranges as almond groves and grape vineyards promise a vivid spring.
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Sharon
Valley of the Rose
Jaffa
Richon le Zion
Sinai
Valley of
Jerusalem
Richon
Dorothy’s speeding tale and stage fashion fusses
A mother scolds Dorothy for making noise while racing and she reports being fined for speeding. A father checks on the quiet child as readers note debates over scanty stage clothing and an English broadcasting German announcer in Berlin.
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Dorothy
Pasture Improvement Urged At Agricultural Conference
Mr A S Moodie Senior Agrostologist urged proactive pasture improvement in New South Wales stressing soil fertility, rainfall alone cannot guarantee production. He warned hill country erosion, advocated clovers and superphosphates, March sowing, and ongoing fertiliser use with animal droppings to build soil organic matter.
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A. S. Mooile
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Bureau
Fosterton
New South Wales
New Zealand
Moodle
South Australia
Moodie
Islam Gave Hitler His Greatest Disappointment
Ad hoc statement by Hy Prancois de Tessin former French Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs outlines German failure to rally Islamic world against Allies. He cites limited effectiveness of Nazi influence in North Africa and the Near East, noting loyalist demonstrations and regional feuds dampened Hitlerism’s reach.
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Hy Prancois de Tessen
Germany
Todia
Near East
France
Reich
Jaime
Trak
Egypt
Syria
Palestine
India
Morocco
Tunisia
Tumisia
Cairn
Yaune
Islam and Nazism contrasted in Arab world debates
The piece discusses Islamic equality versus Nazi racial supremacy, citing the Journal d Egypte and Cairo paper Al Mesri. It highlights Moslem soldiers in French and British armies, Arab sentiment toward Germans, and a Fez scholar Abdelhai el Kittani who critiqued Nazism against Mahometic ideals.
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Third Reich
Journal d'Egypte
Reich
East
France
India
Cairo
al Mesri
Mecca
Kaaba
Hitler
Sner‘ifi Si Abdelhai el Kittani
Fez
Mahomet
Islamic world backs freedom as Hitler fails in influence
The Wafd party and Arab leaders reject Nazi totalitarianism, with Turkey signing democratic pledges to ensure Eastern Mediterranean stability. Arab sentiment favors emancipation, liberty, and resistance to German propaganda, aligning with Britain and France against tyranny.
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Third Reich
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
France
Fuehrer
Germany
Turkey
Mediterranean
Britain
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Berlin
Bennett's Radio Garage
R. G Paget Baker & Pastrycook
Gloucester
Horsley
K. Collins
J. H. Berry
F. H. Thrifts Saddles
Thomas
W. Eagleton
King Street
Taree
Andrews and Johnston Electric
Church Street
A. Johnston
Middle East
Transjolvania
Arabia
Yemen
Sydney
North Sydney
Lane Cove
Stanmore
Kogarah
Rockdale
Catherine Street
Leichhardt
Jam
Eacley
Jersey
Sheers
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