We Remember the Jungle Cemetery and Its Australians
An obituary-like reflection from New Guinea and beyond honors fallen Australian soldiers buried in jungle cemeteries. The piece laments forgetting their sacrifice, urges Australians to remember comrades who died in distant jungles, and pledges to keep their memory alive as a symbol of national identity and shared citizenship.
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New Guinea
Ton Poi Fey
Winghias
Sir Wells
New Guin
Rey
Finzay
Nanan
Pribion
Lincor
Bates
Maitin Forres
Wyell-Lenar
Faye
Australia
Sisson
Jay
Bruce Power
Goth Fail
Annan Sealy Pawer Snd Rovell Nszoorta
Lani Kijee Mbeeete” Weies Aihniinal Wesey Sant
Learn to Swim Free Instructor Starts Visit to Gloucester
The NSW Amateur Association announces finalised plans for a Learn to Swim Free Instructor visit to Gloucester from January 11. The government grant supports broad tuition for children, with free instruction daily from 10:00 to 12:20 and 2:40 to 4:00 at the river. The program will recruit local swimmers as instructors to continue the effort after the instructor departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSW. Amateur Association
Gloucester
Fragmented OCR Row on Unknown Names and Places
An unclear OCR fragment references several names and terms, including Gemini, Prion, Thiel, gates, and Mayu, with multiple garbled phrases suggesting a historical obituary or notice. The readable parts imply a list of people or entities in an event, but specifics are unreadable.
Unknown fragment headline from obscure page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a location and institution but lacks clear names or events. Unable to deduce a concrete incident or outcome from the garbled source.
Shade and Fodder Trees For Pastoral Land
A regional official argues for planting shade and fodder trees to improve pasture. He notes that trees protect stock from heat and cold, provide litter and seed beds for native grasses, and prevent soil erosion when cleared land would otherwise degrade pasture. The discussion emphasizes the pastoral value of standing trees in western districts and the need for sustainable shade resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Anderson
Anderson
Cable form to aid POW next of kin instructions
A historic Red Cross notice explains a cable service for POW next of kin to contact authorities. It details how to register, who may send a message, and that costs are covered by the Australian Red Cross. Messages travel via post offices to relatives in the Australian Empire, Britain, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Terol
Kim
Drastic bane proposals not expected in nation’s talks
Fragmented OCR text outlines broad political debates across the nation with mentions of Labour and Conservative figures, government actions, and potential coalitions. It references May 1 and various regional leaders, but the garbled content obscures clear names, dates, and outcomes.
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Garner
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Youths & Boys
Ironmongey Department
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Ting
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British Fleet
Biv
Kibly
FA Wednenediiad
Ares
Halas Putaonne
Ana Msk
Canetpareein
Fuliphu Falls
Plivey
Venteras
Kejvlny
Ty Hyts
Ky Ims
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New South Wales
Department of Twtivinutlog Piste
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Catles
P.O.W
Ewtins
Sdipeet
Nationale Heese Ue Tongs
Phe
Ryan Eitleys
Laguna
Crary
Oslin
Erm Feronde
Ovenshinw
Epson
Rompustee
PTE Autre
Lmlay
Esaelatiu
ST Churchill
Golden Gate Cafe
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Kanvan & Stevens Sa
Erica Dry Cleaners
Imperial Ssnor Diesel
Enoimes -Anie
A.B. Campbell
Marys
Yourgrocer
Aunt Mary
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