Germans Rout West of Rhine In Major Allied Advance
Allied forces tighten pincer against retreating German units between Mannheim and Karlsruhe as air power crushes columns. About 40,000 Germans killed or captured. spearheads reach toward Ludwigshaven and Mainz with 45 miles of left bank remaining. Allied forces continue massive assault signaling Rhine crossing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell-Mell
Rhine
Mannheim
Karlaruhe
Sair
Sasrbrucken
Kaiserslautern
Werms
Ludwigehoaven
Maine
Montgomery
Huhr
Crippling Damage to Main Jap Fleet Reported
A Pacific Fleet communique says American planes damaged major Japanese ships including battleships and carriers during a large attack on the home waters. It reports heavy losses for Japan with over 1000 planes taking part and dozens of ships damaged or sunk, while American losses were light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monilay
Home
Wates
Inlnden
Pacific Fleet
Japan
Rural Telephone Services Proposed Improvements
An early announcement outlines extended rural telephone service hours and more rural automatic exchanges. Senator Cameron and Mr Fadden press for action before the war ends, noting current equipment shortages but plans for 400 extra exchanges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate
Goverment
Maine
Commonwealth
War Savings Certificates and Savings Bonds Offer Ends
A government drive promotes War Savings Certificates and National Savings Bonds as patriotic investments. Citizens are urged to purchase before the deadline, with details on denominations and redemption terms highlighted for prospective savers.
Russian guns threaten Stettin after Altdamm fall
War notes report the Oder river port of Stettin under Russian guns following the Altdamm capture four miles northeast. Germans mine the west bank and rush fortifications as a possible early river crossing looms. Baltic front gains praised while Vienna and Pegu road offensives are noted.
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Oder River
Stetlin
Altdamm
Oder
Baltic
Vienna
Pigue
Hitler
Himmler
York
F. Garbett
Hussia
Western Front
House of Lords
Germany
Mandalay
Burma
U.S
Panay Island
Philippines
Tipilo
Gloucester Junior Farmers Club annual meeting notes
The advisory committee of the Gloucester Junior Farmers Club met at the Rural School on St. March. Officials elected include President P. H. Denrds, VPs Jory and Jife, Treasurer Dr. Fox, Secretary C. Middleton, and Club Leader R. G. Farley. Executive committee members and delegates were named. petitions to include new judges and special competitions approved. Treasurer reported funds, activities praised, and work in school plots and poultry and vegetable projects noted with several upcoming judging dates.
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Gloucester Junior Farmers’ Club
St. March
R. L. Fitzgerald
Mula
H. A. Abbott
P. H. Denrds
Jory
J. Fife
J. G. Wilden
Dr. Fox
OC. Oc. Middleton
R. G. Farley
Messrs
Jory Burley
Maiden, Freeman and Fer
Ruson
Mesaames
Ann Morac
Hazelwood
Jun
Propecia
By Mile Flower Growing
Mo Nuwton Poultry Raising
H. Jory
Vo. Wilson
Pinney
Uh S&s Pox
Koning
Neeile Rari
C. C. Middleton
Bir
Gresham
Wowas
Agvsoryy A
Ciroucester Junior Parmerr
Torwird Lbs Hess
WOM
Mreloctier
Fotdchoie
Sliattora
Sune
Pile
Eiayaa
Eapongilu
Tie
Breakwell
Wind
Gloucester
Fer- Augen
Freeman
Webster
Department of Agriculture
I'ia
Stritford
Forbesdale
Pitlochry
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Garner
Hardware Department
K.B
Cedar Oils
Piccaninny
Kodak
Carner
P.O. Box
Advocate” Office
Rural Telephone Services
Frank Foley
Queen St., Gloucester
Tom Hicks
American Dry Cleaners
G. A. Dan
Petroleum Products
N. Germon
ImpErial
A. B. Campbell
King Street
A. H. McDonald & Co, Pty. Ltd
Gloucester Advisory Committee
Messra
P. H. Deards
H. G. Farley
D.&. Fox
J. Burley
G. Maiden
J. R. Roas
F. Pile
V. Freeman
A. Middlebrook
A. Middlebrook, 7. Hodges, D, Shaw, R. Simes, R. Atkins
Gresnam
Martin
Masten
W. Masten
BE. Jenkins
Rev
J. A. Smith
Mesdames Horace Hazelwood
J. Hodges
Ranger
Golf Sox
Misses Jones & NeWman
F. E. Jones and
E. M. Newman
Church ST
Winchcombey Carson, Y
Homebush Yards
Stock Dept
Winchcombe
Sydney
Atlae
Tee ¢ Badgery
Burrowa
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