War News In Brief The Russian Offensive In Ukraine
Western Ukraine battles intensify with German divisions aiding a push toward the Romanian border. Tarnopol endangered as Russians seize Igrovitsa. front widens to 130 miles toward Lwow and Tarnopol in Poland. US Marines land near Talasea in New Britain. Los Negros under American control as Nimitz says ships and men are ready for Pacific operations. Berlin hit in "Bloody Monday" raids. Toulon base targeted by heavy bombers. Italian front sees snow and mud hindering movement amid Milan clashes with Fascists. In Burma, Parma battles as Stilwell encircles 2,000 Japanese in Hukawng Valley. Russia rejects Curzon Line. German rocket guns reach Dutch coast.
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Ukraine
Reuter
Moscow
Lwow
Tarnopol
Poland
Igrovitsa
United States
Talasea
New Britain
Rabaul
Los Negros Island
Momote
Nimitz
U.S. Pacific
Washington
Pacific
Berlin
Italy
Burma
Parma
Asgam
Stilwells Chineze
U.S
Hukawng
Russia
London
Curzon Line
West Wall
Poison Green Timber In Autumn for Best Result
The autumn season is advised to poison green timber with arsenic compounds. Applying when sap flow is ceasing minimizes suckering. A free pamphlet on the process is available from the Department of Agriculture Box 836A GPO Sydney.
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Department of Agriculure
G.P.O
Sydney
Roosevelt draft bill rejected by Senate committee
The US Senate Defence Investigation Committee rejected Roosevelt’s National Service Draft Bill to mobilize able-bodied adults for war production. Government liability for accrued deferred pay to service personnel reaches £56.5 million as of February end. Australia’s war expenditure for 1943-4 is estimated at £570 million, about half the national income.
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US Senate Defence Investigation Committee
Roosevelt
Australia
Rabbits No Pest as Pasture Protection Board Adopts New Plan
The Stock Inspector reported at the Gloucester Pastures Protection Board meeting that rabbits have not pested pastures since last winter due to trapping. Long wet pastures hinder regular trapping, but with meat rationing, arrangements for rabbit carcases and skins to support meat supply are being made. Government plans to use released army trappers and a local skin buyer are expected to boost profits, reducing the need for a rabbit inspector this year.
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A. E. Moore
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
P.P
Gloucester
Sydney University to drop foreign language as entrance rule
The article notes foreign language will not be a compulsory subject for entrance to Sydney University in the future. It also reports the UAP opposition aiming to block a 25 percent surcharge on the 1943-44 income tax.
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Sydney University
UAP
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