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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1942

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Knitting Wools and Bedding Stock Open at Gamers

Gamers invites inspection of new season knitting wools and related items. Bedding section offers Kapok mattresses and good stock of single and double beds now on hand.

Our Lay By System at Your Service

A brief notice announces the lay by option is available for customers. It highlights convenient payment scheduling and storage for items. The message emphasizes service readiness and customer support.

Japanese Invasion of Java Opens Fierce Allied Defense

Japanese landed at three north coast points of Java and faced strong resistance from Dutch Australian British and American troops on beaches. Naval and air battles produced heavy losses on both sides with ships sunk damaged and transports destroyed as Allied forces press counterattacks and reports of further troop landings emerge from Batavia Bantam Indramajoe Rembang and nearby areas.

Java Bandoeng Batavia Communique Berlin Bantam Batavia Indramajoe Randoeng Rembang Tjepne Sourahava Tjeppe RALAF Touko Radio Imperial Headquarters United States Navy Makin Admiralty Sydney Parramatta Waterhen U.S. State Department Washington Cananlate

Port Moresby Raid and Far East Battle Updates

War briefs report a Japanese air raid on Port Moresby with some damage and one fighter destroyed. Burma near Rangoon is gravely imperilled as Japanese forces advance. In Crimea heavy fighting continues while Len ingrad railway links are restored and aid reaches the besieged city. Rabaul endure raids by RAAF bombers. UK Air Secretary Sinclaire urges taking on Germany in 1942. British paratroopers raid Bruneval near Le Havre, destroying a radio location and taking prisoners.

Port Moresby Papua Drakeford Rangoon Burma Sittang River Crimea Red Army Leningrad Rabaul R.A.A.F Germany Air Archibald Sinclair France Bruneval le Havre

Major General Bennett arrives in Sydney for talks

News in brief reports Major General Bennett arriving by air in Sydney and delaying talks on Malaya and Singapore until he meets the Ministers. Also notes a home security booklet for invasion guidance with lines like Stand Firm Carry On Obey orders instantly. Pacific strategy agrees on a new South Pacific war framework. Chifley warns war costs may exceed 300 million pounds. Ward criticises evasion of service and Melbourne drunkenness prompts possible liquor trade cleanup by War Cabinet.

Bennett Sydney Malaya Singapore Department of Home Security Pacific South Pacific Australia New Zealand War Council Melbourne Chifley Ward War Cabinet

Rotational Grazing Boosts Dairy Output at Nyngan Farm

W J Pile runs a 40 head dairy on the Bogan River near Nyngan. Six acres of lucerne, flooded irrigation, rotated in 2 acre blocks, yields good feed. Cows average 24 gallons of milk daily, sustaining milk supply even in summer.

W. J. Pile Bogan Nyngan Jersey Lucerne

Army Minister Warns Fortune Tellers

Army Minister warns fortune tellers spreading rumours harmful from a military view will be dealt with by special Army Intelligence officers in each Command. These officers watch for offenders and work with State Police and the Commonwealth Investigation Branch. The minister notes fortune telling is civil law but Army Intelligence acts only on military matters. Cows in registered dairies in New South Wales numbered 1 055 000 on 1st March 1941, other cattle 1 714 000, total 2 769 000. The total is up from last year but lowest since 1930. Registered dairies declined from 22 740 in 1936 to 20 688 in 1941, mainly inland.

Special Army Commonwealth Investigation Branch Army Forde Army Inteligence Service New South Wales

Scots cattle ruling says no extra culling needed

The Scottish Department of Agriculture votes that the general quality of beef cattle in Scotland is so high that farmers need not take special steps to cull unthrifty animals. The advisory stance reflects confidence in herd health and productivity across the region.

Scottish Department of Agriculture

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