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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
1
We are pleased to announce operations begin about March 12, 1945. All applicants and interested women and girls should call for a personal interview Friday March 9 or Saturday March 10 between 9 and 12 at the Star Theatre premises.
An 18000 strong retailer survey in South Australia finds 96 percent oppose direct government control of banks. The broad opposition spans small shopkeepers to large stores, suggesting Labour supporters and unions fear bureaucratic, partisan banking power and prioritize market priorities over political aims.
Minister for Local Government Mr Cahill warned last week that he would not respond to chain letters from councils. He urged councils seeking national views to raise questions at annual conferences and said he would not devote time or staff to such correspondence.
A former Kempsey Municipality council introduced a rule requiring aldermen to rise and address meetings but it lasted only for two sessions. The mayor allowed general discussion, papers drifted, and the old free-for-all returned. The article describes the lavish council chamber with glass-top tables, lounge chairs, and distant dais, noting the press gallery and official seating arrangement. The piece closes with a political salvo urging thrift as a weapon in the Third Victory Loan.
The notice calls readers to invest in the Fourth and Third Victory Loan programs, urging patriotic support as national needs are highlighted. The language emphasizes timely response and community backing to fund war efforts.
A road safety vignette emphasizes courteous drivers in near misses and the danger of selfish behavior. Citing a motorist yielding at an intersection and a pedestrian helper, the piece urges community intolerance of anti social street use and praises acts that prevent accidents.
Research in England reports possible production of twin calves from beef cows through controlled breeding at Cambridge University School of Agriculture. An experimenter claims ability to guarantee twins while avoiding triplets, with other findings including early milk on heifers, semen injections from Welsh mares, and goat milk techniques.
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