Buy Advertised Goods and Trusted Local Ads
A persuasive promotional piece urging readers to buy only advertised goods and services. It argues that advertised items meet a definite standard, backed by reputation and consistency, and that local paper advertising guarantees reach within the Gloucester District.
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H. Coote
Gloucester
Menzies outlines drastic war plans for Australia
Prime Minister Menzies announces sweeping wartime measures including splitting the Supply Department, creating an Assistant-Minister for rapid mining and production, drafting a Director-General, scrapping reserved occupations, shifting civil to war production, appointing a Commonwealth Transport Authority, and expanding powers over factories and prices. He calls for broader female employment in wartime clerical work, tighter industry controls, and larger finance from the public to fund the war effort, warning against return to prewar privileges. The BBC notes the program would dramatically boost Australia’s war effort.
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Diwetoy
Sahota
Hse
Severe petrol ration cut marks wartime economy shift
Governments impose a severe petrol ration cut to halve monthly consumption from 20,000,000 to 12,000,000 gallons. Central state offices coordinate labor supply and appoint a Coal Commission to regulate production, distribution, and profits. Imports to be drastically overhauled and stricter rationing enforced. private building limited to direct war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Commission
Thirty Years Apart Reunite Searles in Omaha
Mr and Mrs George J Searle of Des Moines Iowa reunite after a long separation caused by a misunderstanding They remarried in Omaha with Rev J W Pressly officiating The couple had endured years apart while Searle served twenty years in the US Army and ten in the Marine Corps The wife kept the home and worked as a bookbinder
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George J. Searle
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Searle
Pacific Coast
Army
United States Army
Marine Corps
Drastic petrol cuts in new wartime ration plan
The plan slashes civilian petrol to about 60 percent of prewar levels, with licenses issued on tickets for 100 files per year. Private motorists face reduced monthly allowances by class, including 2A to 2G licenses and private cars. August shows further cuts, while commercial, farm, taxis, and tourist vehicles receive stepped ration reductions.
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Rae
B.p
Economic policy hints cut costs through staged tax relief
A proposal suggests lowering tax burdens for various sectors including gas, petrochemical, and industrial machinery. Businesses may face reduced rates to 30 percent of current values, with exemptions for farm and certain commercial vehicles. Appeals will be restricted. state offices and consumer concerns will be addressed in other areas.
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Seneter McBride
Gloucester Red Cross Serrebery Reports Monthly Meeting
The Gloucester Red Cross reports a Tuesday meeting with attendees listed, apologies received from two members, and a plan to donate £1 to Headquarters. It lists demotions and donations including socks scarves mittens and clothing for the Red Cross Stores. A parcel is prepared this month and items needed are pulovers cardigans mittens stockings. The next street stall is set for July 10 and the annual meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serrebery
Mesdames Higuing
Chaplin
King
Lo Rue
LE. Sterks
Channon
Smith
Yates Shaw
Turner
Gapner
C. Street
Day
Weekes
W. Easton
Hightle'd
McGregor
Horner
J. Holmes
Glyt Jones
Shaw
Miss Cameron
Mesdames Attwater
Grahame
Wis
Hed Cross
Heenzo Cough Remedy Praised by World Figures
Prominent users include Sir Harry Lauder Mr Peter Dawson Miss Gladys Moncrett and Captain Frank Hurley who endorse Heenzo as a fast acting economical remedy for coughs colds catarrh croup bronchitis and influenza. A bottle of concentrated Heenzo costing 2/1 can be diluted at home to make a pint of effective cough remedy for adults and children. The Daily Telegraph notes superstition links to American aid figures Willkie Rib and others.
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Harry Lauder
Peter Dawson
Gladys Moncrett
Frank Hurley
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Garner
Comfort
Advocate
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GLOUC
Menzies
Australia
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Labor
Mr Halt
Tate
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Arbitration Court
Commonwealth Transport Authority
My. Menzies
B.B.C
Capper
West Maitland
McBride
Gloucester Red Cross
Britain
Wemes, Willkie and
Winant
Daily Telegraph
London
W. Kk. Irwin Eae Phe
L. E. Monro
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Tom Hicks
General Commissio
Queen Street
E. Patmore