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Gloucester Advocate in Gloucester, New South Wales
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1941
Page
3
War News In Brief Japan and U S A
Tokyo NYT correspondent Dr Tolischus says no basic Pacific settlement soon and warns of a standing agreement may avert inevitable war. British urged to evacuate nonessential Britons. Russia claims counteroffensive dynamics near Moscow and gains in Leningrad and Ukraine. France faces unrest and Laval’s condition worsens. German drive toward Dardanelles and Turkish waters noted. Nazi influence in U S A alleged via Vichy agents. Eden says Allied material output still short of needs. Enrolment rules and penalties in Australia detailed amid 1941 wartime measures. Tenders invited for 1000 cords of charcoal wood at multiple sites with submission by Sept 11, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U.S.A
Tokyo
New York Times
Tolischus
Pacific
Japanese Cabinet Information Board
United States
London
Washington
America
Japanese Empire
Manchukuo
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Tallinn
Viborg
Ukraine
Marshal Budenny
Dnieper
France
Petain
Pierre Laval
Turkey
Dardanelles
Greece
U.5.a
New York
New Order
Eden
Associated
Britain
Six Months Militia Camp Plans Release Details
Eastern Command last week released details of six month militia camps for universal trainees under the new home defence scheme. The first camp starts October 1 at Ingleburn Narellan Wallgrove Rutherford and Largs with about 15000 men, drawn mainly from Sydney Newcastle and northern NSW. The programme begins intensified training and calls up officers and NCOs for the duration. By January 1 the balance will be drawn from veterans of three months’ camps to reach war strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Command
Ingleburn
Narellan
Wallgrove
Newcastle
Rutherford
Largs
Sydney
N.c.o
Enrolment Rules Announced Under Defence Act 1941
The notice lists who must enrol within thirty days after September 1 1941 including non British subjects and MPs and details exemptions. It explains enrolment methods via A A Form M2A to Area Officers or postmasters and states copies available after September 1 1941. The deadline for completion is before December 31 1941 and changes of address or employment require timely update to the Area Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Heri
S. Ware
Commonwealth
Gloucester Co-op Dairy Company AGM Notice
Annual general meeting of Gloucester Co op Dairy Company shareholders to be held at the School of Arts Gloucester on Wednesday 10 September 1941 at 11 am. Agenda covers minutes, directors and auditors reports, remuneration, auditors election to replace Cromarty and Turner, and any other business per company rules. G C McGregor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Gloucester
Messrs. Cromarty and Turner
G. C. McGregor
Snakebite Toll In India And Britain Compared
A Tit Bits writer notes that over a year Britain has suffered few more casualties than India from snakebites. He cites about 30 000 deaths and ten times as many bites annually, dominated by cobra and karat. He warns that snakes are drawn to moving machinery and motor mowers, creating deadly encounters in towns and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
India
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C. W. Keele
Macquarie Street
Kimbriki
Wingham
Messrs Irvine and Donkin
Iatd
Brush Dairy
Percy Deards
A.L
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A. E. Smith
Gloucester Bakery
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J. H. Reid
J. Forbes
H. A. McIntosh
W. E. Sparke
Gloucester) Pty., Ltd
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A. J. Everett
Forbesdale
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Gloucester Co-op
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