Recruiting for ALF expands across NSW centers
Col Somerville announces a statewide plan to form Recruiting Committees in every town and hamlet to foster ALF enlistment. Each committee will nominate a recruiting officer, forward names and forms, and coordinate with Area Officers for preliminary medicals. Recruites stay home until orders and travel warrants to Sydney Moore Park are issued, with strict fitness and age rules and eventual unit posting.
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Apea
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Medical Board
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ALF
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Gloucester
Sister Writes of Arrival in Palestine Journey Memoir from Nurse Mary Shepherd
An Australian nurse Sister Mary Shepherd of Gloucester describes travel from Egypt to Palestine in a letter to a Sydney friend. She recalls dusty trains, Bedouin camps, palm groves, camel trains, and war cemetery visits, noting changes from desert to green orchards and the quiet life amid wartime duties.
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Egypt
Palestine
Alice
Mary Shepherd
Gloucester
N.sw
Royal North Shore Hospital
Renwick Hospital
Sydney
B.C
Shepherd
Sun
Road safety plea urges courtesy by all road users
The Road Safety Council asks all drivers and pedestrians to show care this month. It cites recent accidents involving a soldier’s child and a soldier’s mother as examples of inattention and lack of thought for others. The appeal argues accidents rise in war time and stresses driving with courtesy to prevent harm to families of servicemen.
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Road Safety Council
ALF
The Country Paper Ideals and Community Bond
A reflective piece on the rural newspaper role in village life. It praises the post office, railway, and local shops as anchors of daily living, notes how readers imagine distant towns, and argues country papers unite readers with national affairs while preserving local identity and pride.
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Luteary
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Aress
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Talib Miisine
Aveeney
Loss of limb not bar to Class II army service
The Minister for the Army explained that men with disabilities like losing a limb may enter Class II, split into TIA and ITB, serving in base units as batmen, orderlies, clerks, or storemen. Such personnel can relieve fighting unit members and still contribute to military tasks.
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Army
Brigadier Street
Raids on England Reach Across Broad Areas
German planes raided England last night with anti-aircraft fire in a south western town and a raider machine-gunned a beach near a main coast road. Searchlights and guns engaged the aerial threat as bullets fell in streets. Friday night raids hit the North Midlands, Yorkshire, Kent, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Northumberland, Durham, Hertfordshire, Lincolnshire, and Northamptonshire.
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London
England
North Midlands
Yorkshire
Kent
Essex
Cambridgeshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Northumberland
Durham
Hertfordshire
Lincolnshire
Northamptonshire
Nazi Leaders Younger Than Allies Say British And French Lead
A wartime briefing compares ages of political and military leaders. It lists Britain’s Churchill and Attlee, France’s Reynaud and Petain, Germany’s Hitler and Raeder, plus other senior figures by role with ages ranging from the upper forties to mid eighties.
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Britain
France
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Reynaud
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Goering
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Daladier
von Ribbentrop
Dudley Pound
Darian
Raeder
Weygand
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Ke'tal
Air Force
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Vulllemin
Erhardt Mulch
Fragmentary press item hints at cooperation and party links
A partial, unclear clipping mentions cooperation and party figures in a foreign country context. The legible parts reference a newspaper and a delegation, with scarce precise details about actions, dates, or participants.
French Raid Berlin London June 5
French administration reports a squadron of Havail planes bombed factories in Berlin, returning to base that night. A ministry statement says navy bombers attacked military objectives in northwest Germany, with no details on casualties or damage.
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London
Huhurha
Berle
Suday
Salut
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imeWer Yesteriay
Germany
Belbara Red Cross Minutes From First Meeting
The Belbara Red Cross held its first meeting with attendees including Mesdames J Ko Holmes Potts Les Ve Pall D dB Lynch F Mylaws The Rum 4% Passton Mathinwon N Easton Pyeenanes The minutes were read and passed on a motion by Afr PL Mortis and Mrs i stain Apequnts Were panset Top payment on the analing of Mrs B Lynch Seconded by Mrs McRae The vote included deeded on the notion of Mire 1 Doneh and Sve Lesliy at Ft br sent to headquarters A proposal was made to hold another meeting later during the week
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Panset
B. Lynch
McRae
IL Vita
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Ft Br
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