War News In Brief Highlights From The Commons And Fronts
Former Secretary for War Hoje Belisha told the House he would say little more about retirement while war aims dominate. Belgium and Holland remain prepared to repel any invasion as British subs are declared lost. Russian bombs hit Bjorke in Finland and southern Finland experiences heavy bombardment with 18 killed and 93 wounded. Balkan states show temporary amity to present a united front against an aggressor. A Dutch freighter Aventiskere was sunk by a German submarine in the Bay of Biscay. Britain replies to Pan American protest over belligerent activity while a bomber at 30,000 feet could hit a 200 yard target with about 50 percent accuracy.
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Hoje-Belisha
House of Commons
Tun
Germany
Heligoland Bight
Bjorke
Mannerheim
Finland
Europe
North Sea
Sydney
Bay of Biscay
Britain
Jntil
Midsummer Madness and Holiday Travel Dangers
Holiday crowds clog open roads raising risks of chaos and accidents. Drivers must prep vehicles and rest to combat fatigue, or the state may face another deadly trend. In Ewingsdale frogs fell from heavy rain delaying traffic, while nearby Mullumbimby once dropped small fish. A Church of England fundraiser dance is set for Bowman Farm Wednesday night.
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Ewingsdale
Lismore
Mullumbimby
Church of England
Bowman Farm
New Jersey stud adds to Jersey herd at Bulliac
Mo ss R H Hill and Sons of Bulliac Gloucester embark on a Jersey breeding venture. Senior Hill brings a long track record of quality in pure bred Jerseys, expanding with top matrons from Paff dispersal and notable stock from Kaludah and Woodside. The new stud features Brisbane Grove Caphelia and Woodside Miss Rochette among foundation cows, plus Noble sired line and Rochettes Volunteer bloodlines.
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Jersey
Moss
R. H. Hill
F. Paff
Paff
Gloucester
Brisbane Grove
Woodside
Meredith
Glen Tris Anemone
Woodside Rochette
TS. Government
Jersey Island
Sustained Dairy Production Through Winter Feeding
An Agricultural Gazette note argues against the belief that dairy production must drop in winter. It cites Dr. Crancour and S. Kelly, detailing linseed meal, bran feeding, and chaffed maize and sorghum. Data from 1938 and 1939 show changes in cow numbers and butter yields, and emphasize cows’ health and spring pasture readiness as indirect benefits.
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J. A. Crancour
S. Kelly
Hoorganna
Strange Animal Sighted Near Raleigh Barn
A strange rat-like animal was shot by Mr. W. Caban in his Raleigh barn on Sunday. Descriptions note a long body, rat-like head with erect forward ears, monkey-like grasping paws, and a 10 inch tail. The creature, dark brown with jet black fur, is sent to Sydney Museum in formalin for identification.
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W. Caban
Raleigh
Sydney Museum
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Counte
Hallstrom's Ltd
Electric Operated
S. J. Bennett
Single
Thomas
W. Bannan
King Street
Glouces
Vliontree
Pues
WWE
Light
Newcastle
M. Light & Son
P.O
Tein
Road Safety Women of
New South Wales
NEW Jersey Stud
Navy
S.W
Neora
P.C
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