Australia to Boost War Supplies for Allies
Report from Melbourn e April details wartime production boosts across Australia. Wool mills are coordinated to supply uniforms and undergarments, with contracts for 1.1 million yards of flannel and 200 000 woolen undershirts. New Zealand mills face large orders for navy sweaters and knitwear. Sydney area plans 250 000 to 300 000 sheep placed with imperial authorities for transportation and slaughter. A Melbourne shoe firm contemplates a $8 million contract to supply 1.5 million pairs of soldiers shoes for Russia.
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Woman fined for possessing liquor in large quantity
Elizabeth Burnett, a white woman, faced county court after a raid where Sheriff Edwards seized several barrels of beer and about 40 gallons of whisky. The state lacking proof of sale, jurors hung. Pending court procedure, she offered to plead guilty with a 100 dollar fine plus costs and liquor forfeiture.
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Overloaded Car Rule Adopted by Corporation Commission
The commission added Rule 30 allowing lumber cars to exceed marked capacity by up to 10 percent, not to exceed 4000 pounds, with charges at regular carload rates. Cars over 4000 pounds may be refused until lightened. Shippers must provide contents and dimensions for weight estimates where scale weights are unavailable.
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