CWA leaders tour Gloucester on Postwar Roles and War Aid
Mrs Garry, state president, urged loyalty and service as CWA members aid wartime needs and postwar reconstruction. The Gloucester visit highlighted baby health centres aiding soldiers wives, Lord Mayor’s Fund drives, camouflage nets, and net making led by local branches.
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C.W.A
Garry
Country Women
Gloucester
C.W
Cameron
Lord Mayor's Fund
Commonwealth
Lowe
Churchill
C1w.a
Walking Is Still Dangerous on New South Wales Roads
A Road Safety Council bulletin notes pedestrians were the only road user group to show more fatalities and injuries in the year ended June 30, 1841. Increases occurred mainly in country towns and rural areas with declines where safety programs ran for over a year. Pedestrian accidents result from multiple factors including walker and driver behavior, vehicle, road, weather, and lighting. Emphasizes pedestrian responsibility, looking both ways, avoiding jaywalking, and wearing white at night to aid visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Safety Council
Look for the badge in the windows today
A civic reminder urges residents to display a badge in storefront windows and to contribute to the hospital fund today. The notice emphasizes timely participation and specifies where donations are accepted within the community.
Personal Representative. Hopkins to London for Roosevelt
The piece depicts Franklin D. Roosevelt sending his close ally Harry Hopkins as his personal representative to England to brief Churchill and relay mood and aims. Hopkins, a harness maker's son, rises from social work to diplomacy, valued for his ability to read others and interpret Roosevelt to Churchill and vice versa.
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Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Washington Monument
Mr. Hopkins
Marquis W. Childs
Saturday Evening Post
Franklin Roosevelt
England
Harry
Harry Hopkins
Stephen Early
Early
White House
Winston Churchill
London
Washington
Hopkin
Churchill
Roing
Lettuce Growing for NSW Soils and manuring tips
Lettuce requires abundant humus water and nitrogen. Heavy animal manure applications of 20 to 100 tons per acre are common in New South Wales. Manure should be decayed to destroy weed seeds. Lime or dolo mite is advised on acidic soils with 1 ton per acre normal dressing and 5 cwt per acre annually for heavy feeders. Superphosphate can hasten maturity and seed set. A mix of two parts superphosphate and one part ammonium sulfate works well. Top dressing with poultry manure or ammonium sulfate is essential. Liquid organic manure helps at all growth stages.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Notice to Farmers Offers Ploughing Quotations
Notice to farmers. Having purchased tractor and plough gear from W Tout, I am ready to give quotations for ploughing. Further particulars apply.
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W. Tout
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Herbert Morrison
British Statesman
The
Road Safety Council of
Gloucester Electric Supply Co. Pty. Ltd
Savings Bank
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
HG Barham
Bowman River
Barrington
PONS
W. R. Irwin
Cash & Carry
Storbell St
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Corbett
Sunshine Cafe
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
E. Patmore
Thomas Cowan & CO
Tudor
Newcastle
O'Connell
J. Bowen
Box
Taree
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