Reorganization of Europe War Aims Reported
A New York Times piece cites sources claiming Germany’s postwar goals include conquering Britain and sweeping up Switzerland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Belgium, France, Romania, Yugoslavia, and parts of Italy. It says Netherlands would join Reich before winter, with language-based canton transfers and future moves into Russia and eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Germany
Europe
Britain
Switzerland
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Franee
Italy
Sweden
Belgium
France
Alsace
Brest-Litovsk
Ukraine
Rumen
Yugosavia
Taly
Bulgaria
Warfury
Trieste
Avis
Srririy Sts
The Gardener who Won Temple Station Auction
A NSW man James Tyson, known as Jimmy Tyson, traveled to Melbourne to bid at the sale of the 40,000 acre Temple station in 1898. After losing patience, he took a gardener job in St Kilda for four weeks and later returned to the auction block. In a dramatic cash sale, Tyson quietly bid 50,000 pounds, surprising the room as he was revealed to be the gardener present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pyroll
A.K.C
J. G. Taylor
Gould
Victoria
Jimmy Tyson
St. Kilda
Jimmy Tyent
Jimny
Nim
Jimmy
Audieee
Timmy
Amul
James Tyson
AL Odet
Corto
Shah
Gloucoestnic
Marks Strort
Rambuck
Sydney
Invasion Army's Disaster From Channel Storms and Air Bombardment
A Franco Spanish frontier dispatch reports that Hitler’s invasion fleet suffered massive losses on September 14 to 16 as Channel storms and RAF bombardment scattered ships and drowned thousands. The German High Command planned new dispositions after heavy air attacks, with crews left aboard vessels now abroad and prepared for invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Wally Mali
Flanders
Channel
Igs
Hirges
HeaViy-lwlen
Reunion Of Two School Friends On Scottish Platform
Twenty five years after a Brisbane East Brisbane schoolyard incident Corporal WW Campbell met Doris Bezant at Glasgow station on leave from an English camp. Doris, later married to John Robertson, learned his ship had been torpedoed. An Australian Welfare letter had invited visits, and the chance reunion sparked memories of a cane and the taunt bottle legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Campbell
Doiis Bezant
Coryer
W. W. Campbell
Miss Bezant
Corporal Campbell
Glasgow
A.L
England
Joan Robertson
Hector Street
Athens
Campbell
Scotland
Will in rhyme shocks local probate for Octobers will
Reuben James Murries, 61, a retired labourer from Cooranbong, drafted a rhymed will titled A tribute to my wife. He bequeaths all estate, valued at £57, to his wife Ethel Daisy Harries with life use and burial choice. If she dies intestate, his two sons share equally. The will was admitted to probate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben James Murries
Cooranbong
Ethel Daisy Harries
Probale
Sound sleeper cited in domestic dispute report
A clipped quotation notes a wife telling her husband she cannot wake him, mentioning his heavy sleep. The fragment suggests a domestic disturbance context, with minimal additional details available from the readable text.
Optometrist D I McDonald Visit at Gloucester Hotel
D I McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Optometrists will attend the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday October 12 from 9 am to 4 30 pm for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. McDonald
F.B.C
F.S.M.C
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
Roll of Honour Gloucester district enlistments in war service
The list presents Gloucester district men who have enlisted or passed final medicals and are serving abroad or in the air force. It records numerous fresh enlistees across locations such as Upper Bowman Invergordon Barrington Copeland Waukivory and Rawdon Vale, noting ongoing corrections and acknowledgments as they pass into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ion
A.lf
Harry Aspinall
Cliff J. Gordon
J. A. McRae
Belbora
M. Berry
Frank Monro
Herb
F. Rudkin
Berrico
W. Knowles
Peter Koellner
Barnard River
Laurie
Rawdon Vale
Les McCarthy
Upper
Bowman
Ronald E. McCarthy
Bowman Gersh Mills
Frank Drinkwater
J.T Guyatt
Norman Corbett
Barrington
George A. McAlister
Copeland
W. J Drnhan
T. Latham
R. Berry
S. B. Collins
F. H. Edwards
D. J. Chartres
Wiliam Bates
Joseph Clarke
Craven William James Clarke
Craven
Alexander Brown
Lionel T. Ferguson
Donald Galvin
Stanley William West
Jack Gordon Porteus
Forbesisle
Arnold Harris
Frederick Harris
Alex
W. Arkley
Claude Win
Blanch
William H. German
William J. Laurie
Ernest
A. Snape
Nigel Bagley
Fred
Hambling
Clarence Kellehear
Krambach
Sydney Fordham
Clive Inaac
William Webeck
Exie C. Higgins
Alfred Martin
Edward Langford
Thomas Martin
Lower Bowman
Edward Mackaway
Stroud
Albert Roy Channel
David Aspinall
Geoffrey Charman
Gerald K. Crane
Clarence S. Rowe
Barrington B. P. Dawson
Beresford Gibson
Harold R. Monro
John Ronald Smith
Russell Gorton
Percy H. Brindley
Stratford
Arthur Breese
Brettl
Jack Vickers
W. V. Smith
Waukivory
Stanley Elliott
Pitlochry
Rupert Robinson
J. Hannaford
Kauthi
W. Turner
Don Davies
Cobark
James R. Smith
James Curran
Bruce Lane
Austin Bartlett
Craven Creek
Birle Street
Frank Fennell
L. R. Clarke
Colin Spence
H.T. Shepherd
Norman P. Morris
Gloucestr
James B. Hayes
J. Smith
Forbesdale
Percy W. German
M. Rye
Rabaul
Sid Harris
Wilson
Godfrey
James Hayter
Upper Bowman
F. Charlesworth
Richard Condon
John Francis Franks
John F. Breese
Brett
George A. Osmond
Gordon M. Tape
Allen B. Franks
Thos
Lionel Dare
John W. Thompson
Charlie Merchant
George J. Mitchell
Alex. L. Watson
Ambrose Smith
Gloucester River
John Joseph Higgins
Daniel Grady
Lindsay Neilson
James W. Latimore
Ronald W. Turner
Stanley K. Wilson
Tom Bleasdale
Cliff Fraser
Cliff Paff
Berbora
Stan Robinson
Ward's River
John Taylor
Durbridge
Cecil Stokes
Gloucester Names In Memoriam War Chest Fund Notice
William Jones and several Gloucester service members are listed with ranks and units. Fred Ellis died at Madagascar while on active service with the Royal Australian Navy. Erle Young Barry Price and HLM.A.S. Stuart are noted with regimental numbers and units. a secretary at Gloucester War Chest Fund is seeking details promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Australian Nav
Erle Young
Gloucester
Barry Price
Fred. Ellis
Madagascar
HLM
A.S. Stuart
The
Glutcaster War Chest Fund
HA. Mebeod
Mr Y C Thompsons Statement on Election Result
Mr Y C Thompson comments on Saturday night about New England figures and doubts raised by Mr Vi Go Phompani. He congratulates Mr Abbott on victory, hopes to still assist country movements, and accepts the electors verdict while contemplating future work and a possible role in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Vi Go Phompani
Abbott
Mr. Thompeus
Ghagiers’ Association
Teesur
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Elf
Sears
House
Miy
H. Coote
Agache
Pitt. Son BT
Winchcombe, Carson Ltda
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Flemington Siding
Winchcombe “Wirehcombe
Flemington
E Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Ins Insurance & Agency Company United
Reorganisation OF Europe
Tyson
Kenneth Slessor
Will In Rhyme
Hexas
Alana
Garden of Roses Cafe
Jack Moutzouris
Hel
L. E. Monro
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Gloucester ST
A. Ninness
E. Maytom
J. Boorer
G. W. Muddle
Les, Crane
J. Crane
Invergordon
Joe Latham
William Titcume
Roger L. Rye
M. J. Kennedy
Bucca Wauka
Max Hayter
M. G. Willis
R. T. K. Watson
M. A. Unger
J. A. Bannister
G W. Blanch
A. R. Curran
W. J. Harris
R. Koelner
P. W. R. Phillips
H. Richards
E. Yoole
H. Roach
H. R. McChesney
J. Martin
Tom Langford
George Watson
S. D. Chinson
M. Shepherd
AIR Force
E. H. Anderson
F. V. Munro
Greig Ross
Harold Ross
Fred Oldfield
Don Barger
Owen Grahame
Doug Young
Jim Davey
Carl Ralph
Albert Hays
Doug Thompson
W. E. Dare
William Jones
LW. Turner
F. A. Bull, Copeland
Reg
Gaddey
Y. C. Thompson
Golden Gate Cafe
Kendall's Buildings
Wilk Bar
MRS
E. Young
Hardie
James Hardie
Sunshine Cafe
Muir
Clem
Walsh
King St., Gloucester
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
E. Patmore
Munieralli Shah
Esa
Shak Trite
Ali Kye
Gata Kidserii Liv Catntwinti Stommnet Disariers
AML
Hove Cniplaints
Maine
OER
Enos
Advocate
A. L Cavanough
Channell, Newsagents
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