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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 07, 1939

Page

3

Bargain Sale Offers Fancy Fabrics and Footwear

A historic sale lists after sale bargains on fabrics and garments including Léinch FANCY DIMITY for Tiny Tots, ZEPHYRS, UNCRUSHABLE SHEERS, WUNDA AFF, and BUNGALOW CLOTHS with clearances from usual prices. Ladies sandals, children s sandals, towels, ladies vests, slippers, men s athletic undershirts, socks, and boys shirts offered at half price or heavy discounts with sizes and colors noted.

SPAVA Léinch Bemberg Ranger

Safety First film promotes road safety across New South Wales

The Road Safety Council of New South Wales released a film titled Safety First. It premiered in Sydney to praise and now circulates statewide for general exhibition in picture theatres. The story follows children forming a Safety Squad to teach road safety through humor and drama.

Road Safety Council of New South Wales Sydney Police McNeil Babs Pips Herbert Bluey Skeeter Ross Gracie Pies Safety Squad Rowt Safety Council of

Weather and rain force abandonment of knock-out final

Weather caused the inter-district matches against Newcastle and Gresford to be postponed, forcing the abandonment of the knockout final scheduled after the second round. Saturday fixtures were also scrapped due to rain and will be replayed next Saturday with Barrington's team unchanged from last week.

Newcastle Gloucester Gresford Hunter River Barrington

Bowls clash as Taree-Wingham face Gloucester Saturday

The Taree-Wingham bowls team will meet Gloucester on the local greet on Saturday. Any player unavailable please notify P Anderson acting secretary. Due to unsettled weather the Lone Bros cup final was not played last night and will likely be held Wednesday night.

Taree-Wingham Gloucester P. Anderson

Three Death by Own Action Attempts At Yarmouth

Arthur Ferguson of no fixed abode faced charges of attempted death by own action after allegedly telling police of three prior attempts. He entered the station with wet clothes and a bloodied wrist and handed over a revolver with two live cartridges and a downed trigger, claiming he came for his own safety. A separate note reports a large crack in the south wall of the 15th century church of St Andrea delle Fratte in Rome.

Arthur Charles Ferguson Great Yarmouth Kittle Ferguson St. Andrea Delle Fratte Rome

Cattle Disease Research Yields Vaccination Prospects

At a Federal Council meeting of the Australian Dairy Cattle Research Association, Dr. Kinross’s study of contagious abortion in calves was cited. Vaccination before breeding age could create strong resistance, with trials planned at Glenfield. Experts warned long-term testing and strict controls are essential before any widespread use.

R. M. Kinross King United States of America Canada Australia Glenfield Veterinary Research Station W. L. Hindmarsh Hindmarsh Australian Dairy Cattle Research Association Mr. King America Glenfield Hindnarsh

Don Juan Husband and the Paris Financier Scandal

Alexandre Boyer known as a Don Juan and alleged financier deceived dozens of wealthy women across nations for 30 years. He kept up appearances with his English wife Miss Marjorie Graham in Paris and on the Riviera before arrest and a five year sentence for fraud by marriage.

Alexandre Boyer Marjorie Graham London Vita Riviery Town House Paris Bayer Graham France Madel Don Juan Boyer

British hospitals funded by voluntary contributions

Australia produced a record canning year with 72,000,000 tins of apricots peaches and pears showing strong growth. The Derby results spread worldwide within ten seconds via radio, reflecting the speed of global communication.

Australia

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