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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1942
Page
1
Learn Your Gases and Wartime Pet Guidance Warning
A wartime notice warns residents about gas identification with mentions of Phosgene Chlorine and Lewisite in coded verses. It also notes advisories to move dogs to less populated areas during air raids to reduce risks to people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryde
K.S.K
Dad
Lease Lend Aid Coming From Mr Wasserman Says Aid
Mr Wasserman told a conference that the Allied supply effort would expand via an optional lease lend program with Australia and America. He joined the Wartime Supply Council and praised Australia's wartime production while predicting U.S. industrial capacity would surge to support the war. He noted civilian efforts were still strong and hoped Vienna would be impressed by Australia’s contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lasserman
United Sites
Pissici
Austyvtia
Caminment
Ansteal
Mighty Riv
Curtats
Wasserman
Austreiy Tar America
Arinister
Beasley
Prinster
Fenetor Keane
America
Australia
United States
Vn Anatentia
Market Buoyant at Sydney Pig Sales on Tuesday
Winchcombe Carson Ltd repairs Conmetiti keen as values hold firm at the Sydney pig sales last Tuesday. Supp were 2300 with backfatters fetching 170 per head, good to 110, others from 45 up. Taconers ranged 140 to 105, 90 to 105. Th. 120 to 140 Th. 75 to 80, 200 Ih to 120 Ih 65 to TH. por, por ers 70 to 90 Ih 48 to 61, 50 Ih 70 Th 335 to 48, 20 Ih 50 Ih 22 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Conmetiti
Sydney
Por‘kers
So-Called Jap Broadcasts Target Australian Public
Minister for the Army condemns so called Japanese broadcasts and warns against trusting anti Allied messages. He says certain rumour mongers spread false claims and warns listeners to rely on commonsense instead of propaganda. Government will not ban listening but urges discernment and caution toward enemy tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmnbethers
Sintinat
Tanagore
Ned
Forde
T Tsihg
Donandte
Australia
Strange Case Puzzles Minds of Pupils and Toddlers
A Chicago pupil Franke Batok at Fulton Elementary writes upside down and right to left yet reads normally, baffling teachers. Coventry mechanic Edward carries a non existent clock, his head tilting like a clock. Four year old Emmie Wilson in Memphis talks constantly since illness, needing sedatives to pause, while experts seek explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Batok
Fulton Elementary School
Chicago
Edward
Coventry
Emmie Wilson
Memphis
U.S.A
Expansion plan for Volunteer Defence Corps mounted units
Major General J D Richardson outlines a national expansion of the Volunteer Defence Corps with mounted units. Volunteers to contact nearest VDC HQs, bring own horse and gear, and await provision of breeches and equipment. A cyclist company to form with battalions, and emphasis on arming and uniforming with broader recruitment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Defence Corps
J. D. Richardson
D.S.C
V-D
V.D.C
VDC
Binnavway
A.cenatis
Binnaway
Richardson
Anzac Day closures across Australia license war effort
Hotels nationwide shut all day on Anzac Day and no race meetings or sports held. Picture-shows close until 1 p.m. Prime Minister Curtin states essential war work must continue. Also report of Japanese massing near Siberian border per Swiss radio Chungking dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Curtin
Russia
Siberian
Strikes Endanger Australia Warn Opposition Leader
Opposition Leader A W Faden warned that ongoing wartime strikes threaten national security as coal production slows below consumption. He cited the 2000 miners retirement under NSW Insurance scheme and widespread stoppages, urging an end to disruptions amid Allied attacks and Japanese actions in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
A. W. Faden
Faden
Commonwealth Coal Commissioner
Nortan Mighell
NSW Miners’ Insurance
Mighell
Jelvind
Iself
New Guinea
Australia faces wartime strikes and Japanese threats
The piece urges immediate action to end industrial stoppages hindering war effort. It cites PM Cur tin and opposition calls for decisive measures as wartime morale wavers. It cites reports of Japanese atrocities in Hong Kong and warns of possible repeats in Australia if strikes persist. Vichy radio notes Hazebrouch bombing for a second time in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Curtin
Ni South Wales
Navel
Commonwealth
Anes
Michott
Nus Dels
Ilong Kong
Padder
Hong Kong
Australia
Proper storage tips for pumpkins from a historical note
Unripe pumpkins rot if left too long and should be used quickly. Store pumpkins with short stalks on dry slatted shelves in a dry, airy room for winter. remove any fruit showing signs of decay promptly and handle carefully to avoid bruising. Pumpkins from early sown crops store better than late sown ones.
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M.P.S. Ph.d. Chemists & Druggists
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Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Wako
Vichy
Hazebrouch
France
Joka Goro
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