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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 28, 1941

Page

2

Optometrists Visit Webster Jack & McDonald Team

Optometrists D. J. McDonald F.B.O.A. F.S.M.C. of London Webster Jack and McDonald Pry Limited will consult at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday November 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They may be consulted about eye care and eyewear.

D. J. McDonald F.B.O.A F.S.M.C London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Pry Commercial Hotel Gloucester

Death of Jack Meyer in New castle at 33

The death occurred at New Castle of Jack Meyer aged 33 son of Mr L A and the late Mrs Meyer formerly of Gloucester and Wallsend Newcastle. He died after a short illness from pneumonia. Meyer born in Gloucester lived there early life, later moving to Newcastle where he married Miss McCormick. He ran a pastry cook and catering business at Tighe's Hill.

Newcastle Jack Meyer L. A Meyer Gloucester Wallsend Jack McCormick Tighe's Hill

Wedding Carriage Seen in London Inscribed Message

A wedding carriage was seen driving through London streets the other morning. Chalk inscription on the back read Result of Careless Talk.

London

Barrington Farewell for Don Beaton of Militia to ALF

At Barrington a farewell and presentation were held for Corporal Don Beaton of the local Militia unit of the 16th L H Machine Gun Regiment as he joins the ALF. Joe Atkins chaired. Arch Meiac presented a fountain pen and Tom Hicks a wrist watch from the War Chest Fund. Beaton thanked supporters and noted it is his duty to join his mates with dancing and supper to conclude the evening.

Alf Gloucester 16Th L.H A.lf Barrington Don. Beaton Joe Atkins Bagley Grant Don Beaton Arch Meiac Barrington Folk Tom Hicks Gloucester District War Chest Fund Don, Beaton Miases Brown Wharton Alan McInnes Parrington Hall

Grave developments seen in the Pacific by November

London reports the Daily Express warns of likely grave developments in the Pacific before mid November depending on Russia’s resistance. It says British government evidence backs Colonel Knox on Japan preparing to force a crisis. The Daily Express notes a direct Japanese attack on Russia as a likely diversion and cites Roosevelt’s stance on China war as an obstacle to settlement with the United States.

London Pacific Russia Daily Express Knox Japan United States Roosevelt China War

Country Women's Assn at Urunga reports year’s work

Mrs Cameron Saratoga President of the Mid North Coast Group Conference at Urunga reviews a busy year. She cites assets of £109,372 with £114,161 distributed to hospitals Flying Doctor bush nursing and the Far West Scheme. The past year spent £5,047 on new buildings £18,561 to patriotic funds and nearly £1,000 lent to the Commonwealth. War savings total £4,124. Five rest rooms six baby health centres two libraries and ten Younger Set branches formed plus six new branches. Mobile canteen support exceeds £1,500 in the State and £45 from the group fund.

Cameron Mid-North Coast Group Urunga Sydney Flying Doctor Far West Commonwealth

Death at Scone claims Miss Culhane in transit incident

Miss Margaret Culhane died at Scone while traveling with her brother Mr. John Culhane. The two were with the Gloucester station master at the time. The death news notes the companion and location as reported.

Margaret Culhane John Culhane Gloucester Scone

Danger to Donets Basin Greater Amid Soviet Front Strain

German forces push in the Donets Basin with weight of men and matériel, while Kharkov remains contested. Rostov-on-Don threatens the Caucasus gateway as Soviet defenses steady on other fronts. Moscow Radio notes serious central front pressure. Attlee reaffirms Britain’s wartime stance if the eastern front falls.

London Kuibyshev Stokfolm Moscow Donets Ted Star Kharkov Ukraine Rostov-on-Lion Caucasus Moscow Radio Rrostov Crimea Pearekop Hitler Cc. R. Attlee New York International Labour Office Britain Russia

Pacific Tensions Rise Across Far East in 1940s

News briefs from Washington Singapore London and Tokyo outline a deteriorating Pacific situation. Navy Secretary Knox warns of an inevitable collision if Japan expands further while Tokyo questions U S authority. Japan infiltrates Thailand warns of economic impact in Indo China and Timor and Macao assurances surface from Lisbon via Paris Radio.

Washington U.S. Secretary For the Navy Colonel Knox Far East Tokyo Knox London Paris Lisbon Japan Portuguese Timor Darwin Macao China

Petrol Ration Ticket Arrangements Announced

The government announces petrol ration ticket issuance for coming months. December tickets become available December 1, with an option to draw December and January rations in one application if vehicle registration remains current after December 1. Post offices suspend ticket issues December 16 to January 5 due to Christmas.

State Board

Travel Concessions For Old Age Pensioners Announced

Old age and invalid pensioners in New South Wales may obtain annual return train tickets at single fare for travel to the city or elsewhere. The ticket is valid for two months, with pension certificates or concession fare certificates required. Renewal occurs yearly, with separate applications for cheque holders and city or Newcastle residents needing concession fare certificates.

New South Wales Railway Booking Office Australia House Irrington SL Sydney Newcastle Phillip St Department of Road Transport and Tramways Garden Avenue Tyrrell House Hunter St

Chatter on War Talk Raises National Urgency

The writer says filling shells is the utmost national importance and urges hens to be encouraged. The piece laments modern speech and the world’s reaction, noting that whatever is said, the rest of the world watches and reacts, as chatter continues.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Children’s P. le Quesne City Price Draper & Mercer Zinnias Petunias Anderson A. L Cavanough A. Hazelwood Gloucester Hotel F. M. Smith Roma McCarthy Optometrists Glousester A. Yates Returned Soldiers’ League Tabulam Cattle Sale Tabulam Messrs. Farrell, Craike & Co Dalgety and Co N.S.W Mavis Yates V.A.D Majestic Programme Majestic Theatre Warner Bros Reuter Edward G. Robinson Robinson Julius Reuter Eddie Albert Country Women’s Assn Donets Basin Apan U.S Indo-China America Singapore Thailand Jack Shepherd International Secretariat New York Institute of Pacific Relations
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