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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 29, 1951

Page

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Gloucester man recalls Great Escape from Stalag Luft II

Reg Giddey of Church Street, Gloucester, took part in the 1944 Great Escape at Stalag Luft II. He describes the tunnel work, his role organizing dig teams, and the fates of escapees including those shot after the break. The piece ties memories to publications by Paul Brickhill and later films.

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Parents Learn Teen Adolescent Guidance At College Talk

A fragmented report notes a talk at Now ale Teachers College about teen adolescence. Speaker Mr Ragwick Uo Newcastle Rotary Club describes growing bodies and emotional changes. He urges parents to show understanding and avoid overreacting as youths face urges and experimentation.

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Communist Type Pamphlet Debate in Parliament

A parliamentary discussion centers on an anti pamphlet campaign with claims of Communist style propaganda. Members cite bias and advocate government action to curb such materials while the Premier pledges to raise the issue with the Attorney General.

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Red Cross Appeal Nears Friday Sale of Items

A garbled notice outlines a Red Cross fundraising drive with a Friday event and token items offered for sale at low prices. It notes a minority of branches may adjust to meet financial needs, urging flagellae style contributions for peacetime aid and frontline comforts for Korea.

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Red Cross Society aids community with swift support

In a note of gratitude, locals recognize the Red Cross Society for prompt aid during a recent crisis. The group provided transfusion services and hospital assistance, earning trust across districts that have experienced the relief efforts firsthand.

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Shortage of Nurses Blamed on Poor Discipline

In a Legislative Assembly session Mr Cutler blamed nurse shortages on past discipline failures and poor administration. He cited some hospitals as fully staffed while others lacked sufficient trained nurses, urging reforms and stricter nurse conduct, including bed rest and no smoking in private rooms.

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Recruiting Drive Sparks Military Volunteer Push

Reports indicate a broad recruiting drive across regions engaging hundreds of volunteers for part time training. Officials praise progress in mobilizing aspirants for the nation’s wartime service as local communities rally behind the effort.

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Extension Service Study on Tobacco Hybridization Aims

The article discusses a United States Department of Agriculture Extension Service review noting tobacco breeding using cultivated pollen to create hybrids. It highlights potential advantages of hybrid plants and mentions methods like topping to enhance yields and quality, reflecting early agricultural experimentation.

Anwricam Ford United States Department of Agriculture

Cape Hawke Triumphs In Poorly Regulated Warata Cup Match

Cape Hawke won this match by a wide margin as Givo Getter retwives struggled on the wrong side of the rules. The game featured rough conditions, with reserves and young players pushed into action while officials debated penalties and lineup integrity.

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