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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
1
A New England University bulletin warns August is critical for all sheep classes to control parasites. Drenching aims to remove Nodute and Black Scour Worms from lambs and ewes, prevent pasture contamination, and protect September lambing. avoid phenothiazine on ewes near lambing.
The Australian Workers' Union says its members may work in shearing sheds where prisoners of war are employed on a property but objects to POWs being used inside the sheds. The union reports government assurances that POWs will not be used in such capacity during shearing and seeks award-rate pay for POW labor, with wages remitted to the government, to preserve standard conditions.
A historical notice outlines the supply chain for wire and vegetables with delays in fulfillment. The country distributor submits a special order to the wholesaler, who passes it to the Department of Agriculture via the Deputy Controller of Material Supplies. Approval to release goes to the wholesaler, who orders from the manufacturer and ships to the country merchant. Typical wait from lodging to approval lasts three to four weeks, but the period between manufacturer order and delivery is uncertain. An order placed June 6 had not been sighted after two months.
A chaotic wartime anecdote describes a Nazi soldier posing as a golfer above a German headquarters in Normandy. The Australians spotted the camouflaged bunker, and bombers arrived an hour later, turning the site into a single fortified position.
Mr Squires seeks speedy delivery of orders for potato growers warning that without the wire arriving within two months the crop will be too late for harvesting and marketing in the season.
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