Gloucester Show Highlights A Large, Varied Exhibit
Gloucestershire farmers presented strong cattle and produce displays. Notable entries included aged Berk sow and boar, Tamworths, Canadian Berks, Herefords and Devons, with praise for quality despite dry weather. Produce pavilion showed superb fruits, vegetables, pumpkins, gourds, and flowers. Poultry and dairy sections featured prize winners led by Mrs Rowen/Lilliss and Mrs Treland.
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W. C. Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Blugewaty
Awards Section 1 Light Horses Ring Events Ist Day
Judge Alf Jones Moree presided with stewards E C Laurie E Weekes TK Higgins G Hick man S P Webeck HLT Higgins 3 8 Wilson W J Stanton and G R Landers Blood Stallion Bert Lowrey Galloway Brood Mare G M Hick man 1 Lance Farley 2 Pony Stall Yon Lindsay Atkins 1 Joe Neil son 2 Pony Brood Mare Bert Lowrey 1 H A Lowrey 2 Mare or Gelding Ridden Pony King Bros 1 A McDermid 2 Pair Ponies rid-
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J. K. Martin
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Mra
P. Webeck
B. Dare
E. Neville
Gooch Bros
King Bros
A. Everett
Jim Laurie
Les Oakley
L. Atkins
Les. Oakley
Mrs. G. Dodd
Eric Higgins
McDermid
Hack
Galloways
E Neville
Mack
I. K. Martin
Dodd
P. McDermid
F. Gee
Mate
Stone
Chir Everett
D, Bartlett
Lady
Gent
Good Bros
Mrs. McDermid
RB. Crocker
N Carter
KE. Neville
Mr. McDermid
F. K. Smith
Gloucester
Ggray
W Webeck
Sovereign
R. Crowther
Maisie
Hymond
Gooch Brow
Neville
Digger
Mrs. McDermid “Greylock
Ain E. Neville
Divide
J. S. German
Rescue Rao
N. Carter
Music
Alf Jones
Moree
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E. Weekes
TK. Higgins
G. Hickman
S. P. Webeck
Hlt
Higgins
Wilson
W. J. Stanton
G. R. Landers
Bert Lowrey
G. M. Hickman
Lance Farley
Lindsay Atkins
End of Finnish War Treaty Signed in Moscow
London report on March 18 states a peace treaty between Russia and Finland was signed in Moscow and all hostilities ceased at 11 a.m. The Finnish Cabinet and Parliament ratified it. Foreign Minister Tanner said Finland yielded due to weapon shortages and unreliable promises. The frontier will be set within 10 days and troop withdrawals begin Friday. Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain would aid Finns if possible. Tanner noted daily troop withdrawals of 4.35 miles and praised the home front, while noting Allied sea aid was too dangerous and Sweden and Norway blocked passage. Finland faced a superior foe and felt abandoned by democracies.
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Helsinki
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Finland
Moscow
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Norway
New Cabinet Formed in Menzies Coalition Government
The Prime Minister announced a new U A P U C P coalition cabinet with Menzies as Defence Co-ordination head and various ministers for Navy Commerce Hughes Street Street Spender McEwen Thorby Fairbairn Guett Stewart McLeay Foll Fadden Collett Nock McBride and others. The new cabinet includes Cameron McEwen Thorby Fadden Nock as the five new members.
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Cameron
Hughes
Street
Spender
McEwen
Thorby
Art
Fairbairn
Information
Executive Council
Henry Guett
Supply
Frederick ‘ Stewart
Customs
Senator McLeay
Interior
Foll
Fadden
War Service Homes
Collett
Nock
Commerce
Senator McBride
Messrs
Italy and Germany reach coal shipment agreement by rail
War news in brief reports Italy and Germany agreeing to move coal by rail through several Alpine passes. Signor Gayda states Italy seeks vast reconstruction of Europe and recognition of its legitimate rights, amid war aims. An Allied appeal urges Americans to understand the German blockade cannot be weakened.
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Germany
Witaly
Europe
Signor
Gayda
Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass Ends Sydney Funeral
Large crowds filled Sydney streets for a grand funeral procession after a Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass at St Mary's Cathedral. Archbishop Panico presided from the throne with the Apostolic Delegate present as over 100 priests from St Patrick's College sang the Mass and hundreds attended the interment in the Basilica crypt amid muffled bells.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
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Panico
St. Patrick's College, Manly
Cattle Market Report from Sydney and Flemington Auctions
Commercial Tomebush stock sales report shows 2315 cattle yarded with prices ranging across cattle classes. At Flemington on account of J R Osmond Dungog twelve bullocks and steers sold, averages listed. other yards include W T and C T Abbott Stroud Road with twenty three steers averaging £2 7s, and J C Hooke sale of twenty four steers at £11 12s.
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Tomebush
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Flemington
J. R. Osmond
Dungog
W. T
C.T. Abbott
Stroud Road
Road Safety Council urges parents to shield children from roads
NSW Road Safety Council and country branches appeal to parents to keep children off streets as accidents injure or kill over a thousand youngsters under 14 yearly. Training by Triad Safety Council aims at habits of safety though mothers must be reached. Parents should warn children about road dangers and reinforce safe crossing week by week. Also reports pig prices steady at Sydney sale with varied lots and a planned military hospital project costing £250,000 in New South Wales.
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Road Safety Council
Triad Safety Council
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Concord
Porkers
New South Wales
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