Indian Signs on Highways
A NSW Road Safety Council piece recalls pioneer Indian signs as early warnings on roads. It emphasizes driver alertness, reading roadside cues like mud tracks and hazards, and maintaining concentrated attention to avoid dangers and respond to unexpected road conditions.
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The Watchful Driver and the Road Sign Warnings
The passage emphasizes unusual alertness on the road and cautious driving to anticipate livestock cars farm wagons or sudden hazards. It likens the driver to an Indian scout who reads telltale warnings and follows road signs to pass curves safely, provided others show equal care and courtesy.
Petrol Theft Ripples Through City As Tanks Targeted
Reports claim petrol tanks have been punctured since rationing began. Local thieves reportedly stole six gallons from a dairy accessory seller at a country function and milked a garage supply. A valuable dog was killed in the theft spree, as residents warn punishing consequences for suspects if caught.
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Uni
Fire Cards Hidden Fire Bombs From War Time Tactics
Britain disclosed secret weapon a self igniting card bomb dropped on Germany. The two inch square guncotton and phosphorus cards burn eight inches high when warmed by sun or heat. Germans warn of dormant times up to ten years and danger when picked up for souvenirs. The discovery widens fear of improvised munitions in open country and at industrial targets.
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London News
Britain
Germany
Berlin
Gloucester war victims relief fund subscriptions update
Details of subscriptions received for the Low Mayor's Fund to aid Great Britain Civilian War Victims Relief Fund in Gloucester. Names include Dr Neville Channon A J Cavanough Mrs A L Cavanough Brian Carolan B Weekes. lists open at Shire Chambers Bank of N S W Commercial Bank and hotels. Cross shoot competition by Weekes totals £18 and will be shot off Friday afternoon.
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Great Britain
Low Mayor's Fund
Gloucester
Neville Channon
A. J. Cavanough
A. L Cavanough
Brian Carolan
B. Weekes
Bulliac School
Eceahs
Shire
Bank of N.8.w
Commercial Bank
TBE
Chaplin
Weekes
Commercial Stock Sales Report From Sydney and Maitland
Commercial stock markets in Sydney and Maitland show firmer trends with large cattle yardings. Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports 1497 cattle with high cattle prices, Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd notes steady to firmer demand. Maitland fat cattle around £17 for bullocks and cows to £11 10, calves up to £0 9s, pigs strong with backfatters to 14s, pigs to 93s 6d for baconers. Kram bach stock sales highlight high prices for prime bullocks near £16 11s and heavy demand for store cattle and heifers with multiple consignors.
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Homebush
Syrney
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Maitland
Tuyers
Num
Krambach
Messrs. Paterson, Easton & Co
Rome
N. McKinnon
H. Flannery
Corrigan
F. Murray
D. Paterson
W. Cleaver
McKinnon
J. Gallagher
C. Worth
Returned Soldiers League VDC outlines civilian defense role
In Sydney at Lyne Park Rose Bay Captain A M Keighley described the Returned Soldiers League Volunteer Defence Corps nearing full readiness to defend Australia if attacked. He said civilians would be trained to support permanent and militia forces, with ex war veterans imparting the training.
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Sydney
Returned Soldiers’ League Volunteer Defence Corps
Keighley
Lyne Park
Rose Bay
Australia
League Volunteer Defence Corps
Red Cross Seals Aid Australia Wide Fund Drive
Lady Gowrie presides over Red Cross Seals appeal aiming to sell six million seals at 1d each to raise 425000 for Red Cross funds. Seals sold at post offices, designed as envelope stickers, with bright designs to encourage widespread use. Hospital ship Manunda carries over £4000 in Red Cross comforts and Christmas parcels for service personnel overseas. Red Cross Radio Party planned for Melbourne Cup day to boost funds. Red Cross Day set for December 6 with a week of activities and a statewide campaign.
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RED Cross
Lady Gowrie
Australian
Red Cros Society
Australia
Lay Gowrie
Sydney
J. Summerville
Colonel Summerville
RED Cross Radio Party
The
Universal Radio Party
Kater
Fielding Jones
Red Cross House
Jamieson Street
Lady Wakehurst
Pastures and fodder conservation for national stock stability
An officer from the Division of Plant Industry argues that adequate fodder conservation is essential to Australia’s postwar stability. He cites three main purposes for reserves: seasonal feeding, drought protection, and supplementary feeding, urging a strong fodder sense to sustain production and defend markets after the war.
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Australia
Division of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
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