Significant dates in history of World War II continued
A chronological record of key wartime events from February to May. Nations battle for Iwo Jima and Corregidor, Rhine crossings, Tokyo bombing, and the fall of Cologne and Danzig. Allied offensives in Burma, Italy, and Germany. mass German capitulations and postwar aims discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo Jima Ishinoi
Tokyo
Corregidor
Poznan
Poland
Munchen- Gladbach
Rheydt
Germany
Ryukyu Islands
Manila
Cologne
Lashio
Burma Road
Rhine
Deer Bridge
Bonnet Cole Mulheim
Mariannas
U.S
Iwo Jima
Fourteenth Army
Mandalay
Burma
Saar
Mainz
Worms
Koe
Mannheim
Cebu City
Philippines
Gydnia
Frankfurt On Rhine
Danzig
Okinawa
Ruhr
Red Army
Aga
Vienna
Apelie
Italy
Tockholm
T. Beinrich Himmler
Sarrender
Adolf Hitler
Ejon
A.lf
Ales
Nee
Atel
Fantung
Montgomery
Holland
Denmark
Copenhagen
Devers
Reneance
Ailes Poire
Sers
Prague
Lectures and Potatoes Face Guyra Council Meet
Guyra discussions cover university lectures arrangements for fund raises and admission charges. Potatoes dominate talks on exports, shipments, seed stock, and market prospects while workers compensation rates and wartime labor issues spark policy questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
W. Youman
White
Armidale
S.W.A.C
Frightful Punishment for Germany as Proposed by Barnabus
In Tweed Daily Barnabus suggests a punitive plan to partition Germany into six states with separate parliaments several railway gauges overlapping across borders and distinct education and licensing systems. He argues this chaos will keep Germans busy and prevent further wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnabus
Tweed Daily
Germany
Nazi Germany
Warning Sneezes and Breathing Warnings Prompt Cures
The verse warns against ignoring sneezes and sniffles and urges health maintenance. It cites warnings from a crafty source and endorses the idea of keeping health intact, mentioning a supposed remedy attributed to Woods and a Great Peppermint Cure.
Potatoes as Stock Feed Outline from Agriculture Division
The Division of Animal Industry outlines surplus potatoes as stock feed for sheep cattle pigs poultry and horses. Feed rates vary from 2 lb daily for sheep to 40 lb for dairy cattle with caution on greening solanine content and gradual introduction. Cooking not required for cattle or sheep but poultry may use mashed cooked potatoes with other seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddy
Buetasland
Mr. Caddy
New England
Syanes
Division of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guyra
Lw.a.c
T. Caddy
Commonwealth
Victoria
Tasmania
Ceylon
Brisbane
Paciffic
Australian Potato Committee
Bac
E. E. Wright
H. F. White
Graziers’ Association
Crampton Engineering
Bradley Street Guyra
Chevrolet
Army
General Motors
Burgess’ Garage
Quentin A. Biddulph
Guira Cofece
Mr. A. Horner Fletcher Peanne
Greece
Asia
Milnor
Narcissus
Echo
Narcissi