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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
1
Advertising guidance declares that buying only advertised goods ensures consistency and reliability. It argues that advertised names uphold a definite standard and reputation, offering the guaranteed avenue to reach the Gloucester District public more effectively than any other method.
London reports the War Office announced after fierce fighting that British forces would withdraw from Crete. About 15 000 troops were moved to Egypt with heavy losses, while German and Italian forces push toward Cyprus and Syria. Ten thousand British and Greek prisoners were taken as German plans to advance from Crete to Cyprus and Syria proceed.
D I McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Optometrists will consult at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday July 12 from 9 am to 5 pm.
Armistice declared in Baghdad as British forces encircle the city. A Baghdad communique states the armistice takes effect at 6 am yesterday, pledging unity, normalcy and resumed work. Reports note rebel leaders have fled and Feisal II traveled with Rashid Ali, though London's confirmation is pending. The note urges stockholders to adjust grazing and soil fertility plans amid broader agricultural guidance.
Henry Man, chief of the Division of Animal Industry, urged farmers to stabilize the livestock industry by reducing total stock numbers and improving quality and productivity. He argued against increasing stock unless secure feed is assured, noting landowners should cut herd size while boosting health and efficiency.
The piece argues voters favor ending State Parliaments to curb costly over government and fund war efforts. It notes independent candidates won on abolition platforms, hopes new members uphold reform, and warns pre election promises may fade once inside Parliament.
The piece argues cooperation is essential for best results as state governments prove their limited influence within the national war effort. It notes New South Wales’ new government must prove itself and may not justify Australia retaining multiple subsidiary governments alongside the central legislature.
Road Safety Council of New South Wales highlights inattentive driving as a leading cause of fatal and injury crashes. Over the past year at least 409 people were killed or injured in incidents attributed to distraction, speed, and inattention. Drivers are urged to maintain full attention to highway conditions and driving tasks to prevent tragedies.
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