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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 14, 1942

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Tax Stamp Traffic Increases Fraud Despite Exemption

In Central Police Court last week Robert Allan Goodwin 22 an asbestos worker pleaded guilty to falsely claiming nine tax instalment stamps as his property to obtain 6 pounds 8 shillings. Police noted a growing practice of using stamps as legal tender to fraudulently claim refunds and evade assessments. Goodwin had bought stamps for four pounds and sought refunds via exemptions. his father had applied for but not issued an exemption certificate. Convicted, he was released on a 50 pound bond for two years and ordered to pay 3 pounds 3 pence costs.

D. G. Bathgate Central Police Court Robert Allan Goodwin Mr. Bathgate Constable May Goodwin A. G. Brindley Hardwick

97th Birthday Honors West Maitland’s Mr H Finney

The Maitland Mercury notes Mr H Finney of West Maitland has turned 97. A life of open air work and an active memory anchor the tale from 1864 chasing Thunderbolt to today. He recalls early travel by horse and bullock, and he remains a keen war observer with faith in the British Empire and Allied victory.

H. Finney West Maitland Maitland Mercury Finney Bourke Street Macleay Thunderbolt

Vichy Concessions Mapped With Transfer Plan

A Moscow source via Switzerland reports the Vichy government has granted broad concessions to Germany in exchange for permission to move Vichy officials to Paris under a plan that unites Occupied and Unoccupied France.

Germany Paris France Moscow Switzerland

Allied forces push front back at El Alamein in Egypt

Australian and South African troops share an Eighth Army success as Axis lines withdraw five miles near El Alamein. They seize Tel Elisa railway station, take over 2,000 prisoners, and Cairo reports a new limited offensive while British bombers raid Danzig and Flensburg submarine yards. Strong German actions threaten Rostov as Don front advances. U-boats remain a key focus in Allied Sea lanes.

Egypt el Alamein Tel Elisa G.H.Q R.A.F Cairo Don River Kalinin Rostov Orel Zhukov

Aboriginal population growth and mix since 1901

The Acting Commonwealth Statistician, Mr. Carver, reports that half caste aboriginals rose from 7,370 in 1901 to 25,101 at June 30, 1941, while full bloods declined from 83.3 percent to 65.4 percent. NSW 10,022. QLD 6,441. WA 440. NT 1,037. VIC 687. SA 2,220. TAS 284. ACT 83. Torres Strait Islanders 3,675. The full blooded aboriginal population was 47,620 in 1941.

Commonwealth R. Carver New South Wales Queensland Western Australia Northern Territory Victoria South Australia Tasmania Australian Capital Territory Australia

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