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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 14, 1944

Page

2

Optometrists Visit Gloucester For Consultation At Hotel

Optometrist D. McDonald of London and Sydney firm Webster Jack & McDonald Pty Limited will visit Gloucester on Saturday February 12 and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel. Attending hours are 8 am to 1 pm.

D. 1 McDonald, F.B.C.A Hohours, F.sm.c London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Limited Optometrista and Optiering Gloucester Commercial Hotel Iam Ty & Pam

Dated 1944 News Items From An Old Weekly

A fragmentary 14 January 1944 page notes local wartime items: a cow killed by lightning near Shullon, a car crash on the Pacific Highway with driver George Rodgers of Annandale hospitalized, multiple injuries treated at Dungng Hospital, and a drowning of Alice Amalia Riliatt at One Mile Beach in Camp Town. Also listed are railway sleepers inspection, Anniversary Day holiday on January 1st observance, dairy workers clothing coupon dispute, man power shifts for dairy and timber sectors, and Australia meat rationing start planned for January 17th with butter and sugar as only foods in short supply. also unpaid subscribers’ accounts.

Pacific Pydl- Ne George Rodgers Annandsla Dum- Bog Cook Betty Wood

Upper Bowman Boys Wounded In Action

Mr and Mrs Ray Grant of Upper Bowman learn their son Russell Grant of the AAP was wounded in action with later reports listing a knee wound and one leg amputated at the hip. Another Upper Bowman boy named Les McCarthy was wounded again in enemy aircraft action, marking his third wound within a short period.

Ray Grant Bowman Russell Grant AAP Melat Uiat Abs. Grant Les McCarthy Les

LocalRAAP and police notes from Gloucester district

Personal notes list Sergeant Bill Sharpe of RAAP at Whedewswir Bune spending part of his seven in Gloucester Emill. Mrs A DL Flohen of Imby Guinrgarbeweines Miss Nunsey Weekvs of Gloucester gave birth to a daughter at Cunnamble today. Plt-Sergeant Georg Matthew 26 leaves from a Worthen area. Vic Woolford and Adlon Smith recently earned their Plight-Sergeants stripes. Sister Bo L Moore at Roma Hospital Gloucester joins Royal Smith Sealey Hospital for Women Paddington. Nurse Stone of Stroud returns to Peak Hut Puddle Hospital for duty. Mr A Moore Stroud invites Wollongong Housewives Association president to public meeting and talk on mylis questions in a fortnight. Tonatole Walld'r Advlony doing reef duty at Strand and to move with Pombals. Constable Pearer at Cidonga to take up ute in Stand shortly.

Migit Bill Sharpe He Raap Whedewswir Bune Seavn Gloucester Emill Mlulimibimby Nsw DL Flohen Imby Guinrgarbeweines Worthen Hospital For Women Paddington Nursa Stone Leo Monte Stroud Haz Peak Hut Puddle Hospital A. Moore Wollingong Housewives Association Tonatole Walld'r Advlony Strand Pearer Cidonga

Late War News From The Front Amid Russian Push

A Moscow correspondent reports massive Soviet air and ground actions across German lines. Allied air power targets German fighters and bombers as fighting intensifies along the Bug River and a vast riverfront offensive threatens German forces on the southern Russian front.

Arnold U.S Germany Asnohl Visaos Iva Hitler Ani Uno Bug Moscow Russia Meni Pawertit Risiat Bugom Urn Wesperab

Red Cross Sale Totals From January Fundraising

Red Cross event results show a street sale on January 6 raised funds totaling £11 2d. A knitted baby set donated by Mrs B Nash brought in 15 shillings and was won by Mrs Be Quesne. A turkey donated by Mr H Higgins was won by Mr J Atkins of Barrington for 23 shillings 8d. A pie donated by Mr Retchert was also auctioned on the Saturday.

Red Cross

Increased Teacher College Student Allowances Announced

Premier McKell announced higher yearly allowances for Teachers College students rising by £20 from the 1944 college year. The change, aimed at assisting financially distressed entrants, would cost about £21,500 annually and seeks to attract suitable applicants while aiding state service.

McKell Wwan May McKell

The Wrong Mixture Kerosene Misuse Fined Motormen

A report on kerosene substitution for petrol in motor vehicles, prompting penalties up to 100 pounds or imprisonment for inferior fuel. Motorists William Feil Ling and Annie Lintary Doom were fined 1 and 15 pounds after using kerosene and petrol mix. Fuel control officials cited irregularities and warned further sanctions for improper fuel use.

Pete BR. Harvey Focal Thesita William Fei Tling Annve Lintary Doom Thor Wots Poti Bergiant Midh Jn ThortYy

Landslides Disrupt Farmyards Near Mount Gevren

Mr. B S McKay reports a major landslide on Sunday at his Mountainville farm 12 miles from Mt George. Water flow alarmed residents as rocks and soil up to 8000 yards covered yards and damaged several barns. A camel of a baby narrowly avoided injury. a miller’s yard was cleared as debris blocked routes. No casualties recorded.

B.S. McKay Mount Gevren Tatee Dap Vlotowke McKay Mountainville Cock Creek Mt George Leo Yaris Kanare Orr Mic Mckay Archie Green

Bowls Report Details Round of League Matches

In a Saturday fixture list, teams led by Dick Adams and partners faced several rivals. The account notes players Adams 27, 6. Ebbeck 27. Beattie 34. plus Hawdon 18 and others, with scores indicating tight bouts and notable performances.

Rabbit skins creater report from Winchcombe sales

Winchcombe Carson Ltt reports Sydney sales yielded only 43 tons of rabbit skins. Average prices fell about 8d per lb with various outgoings and petty charges cited. Fox sling supplies sold at nearly unchanged rates amid a range of damaged and brown fur lots and hare skins noted.

Winchcombe Carson Ltt Sydney Petty

Army releases rural workers under wartime plan

Up to December end 4000 Army personnel were released under the Commoneywalth plan to supply urgently needed labor for rural industries. Minister for the Army Mr Vorde said this figure met the full quota for November and December, with the scheme now working satisfactorily according to Mr Fords.

Bartley warns branches over NSW fund contributions

Sydney Alderman Bartley Warns ACF branches that some Sydney suburbs withhold funds from the NSW division fund. He proposes each branch receive a clear picture of its contribution and stresses that local groups should support the central headquarters while aiding soldiers in their own areas. He notes NSW is unique in allowing branches to retain funds locally, unlike other states.

WAWAL APG Furnis Sydney Ald Bart Thesdey Nsw Bretley Anthinikabin Commonwealth ACK Bartley Wvniton Oye Fetson New South Wiles Rudquarters

British Blitz Orphans Receive Nationwide Care Network

Mrs. Jennie Adamson MP heads the Good Samaritan effort aiding over 2000 orphans in Britain. The fund covers education and safe launches into careers, with Lord Mayor of London’s Distress Fund backing. An eight man education committee ensures aid reaches BNE orphans whose parents died in war while keeping the source of funds discreet.

Britain Ritz Pariament Good Samaritan Jennie Adamson Adamson Lord Mayor of

Summer Tyre Wear Warns NRMA Engineers

NRMA engineers advise motorists to check tyres during the day and note heat indicators. Heat inside tyres stems from inflation, overloading, and faulty fittings, while sun heat cannot be blamed. Overloading by 20 percent reduces tyre mileage, though it may raise life expectancy by the same margin.

NRMA

African War Update Reports Half Million Enemy Out of Action

Military bulletin cites over 500,000 enemy troops rendered inactive in Africa. Axis forces pressured as Allied advances continue across key fronts with persistent air and ground operations. High casualty figures underscore mounting attrition for the enemy in the theater.

In Memoriam Anne A Frost Died October First Nineteen Forty Three

In loving memory of Anne A Frost who died October 1 1943. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by J and M Robbing and H E Broat.

Annea Frost J. and M. Robbing HE. Broat

Also Mentioned on This Page

NAVY Waista P. le Quesne City Price Draper and Mercer A. 1. Cavanough A. Hazelwood Crusader Bennett Church Street Optometrists Sunasuts Ray Augus Shullon Wesnin Forster Dept. of Rail Ways Sprapnan Spoetinns Glenpister Jonny Mi Baddelry Ant Moniay W. B. Bindson Hedley Clark Mannoower Australia Beally Abser H Ora Upper Bowman Private Russell GE RED Cross Society Bartley Memoriam Nial Hal All
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