Florsham Base Hospital Committee Meeting Report
The monthly meeting of the committee of management of Florsham Base Hospital was held on Friday. President Mr T E Conroy presided with Messrs T Webster, C W Macdonald, A Watts, Y Wand, W J Thornley, Harold Smith, and Anderson among others in attendance.
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Florsham Base Hospital
T. E. Conroy
Messia
T. Webster
Aville
C. W. Macdonald
A. E. Watts
Y. Wand
W. J. Thornley
Harold Smith
Anderson
House Committee Report on Hospital Statistics and Finances
Statistical return shows patient numbers by gender and origin, with admissions, discharges, deaths, and remaining patients for 44. Donations listed from multiple individuals and churches. Financial statements detail October and November accounts, bank balances, receipts, and patient fees. Also notes boiler upgrades, donor blood drive, and a soldiers' postwar wariness with remarks on postwar Germany policy.
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Commonwealth Treasury
Alex. Varley
Brooklands Accessories
Carpet Bowls Association
Candwell
Mavis E
Country Women’s Association
Horsham
Wy Adventist Church
National Bank of Australasia Tech
Peony
James
Petty Cash
Jung
John
Policemmet
Gust
Veotis East
War talk and reprisals reshape Australian mood after shock waves
Amid post revelations and wartime strain, editorials urge measured reaction to Japanese aggression. Calls for punitive action give way to a push for education and restraint, warning against racial hatred while condemning enemy crimes and stressing national unity.
Seed Wheat Queries at Wartacknaheal Meeting
Records from the MidWillinura District Council WWMUA meeting on November 16 show Mr. M C Everett guiding a Wheat Board inquiry. Questions cover seed wheat eligibility, permits, weigh bags, and pool advances with adjustments by the Australian Wheat Board under the Advances Act.
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MidWillinura
WWMUA
Wartacknaheal
M.C. Everett
Reuters
Wheat Board
Rudy
Graers
Fataiers
Muartralian Wheat Board
Leoaue
Lamb as a Growing U S Food Staple After War
The article notes a surge in lamb demand in the United States as Allied forces promote lamb consumption and nutrition research. It highlights Army and Navy culinary initiatives, shifting tastes among servicemen, and projections of strong import demand from Australia and New Zealand if U S supply cannot keep pace.
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Mercantile, Lattit & Finance Co
Italy
Fayer
United States Services
America
Army
Tata
IM1
Navy
Mers Halla
Armel
Wen
Lmmb
United States
Australia
New Zealand
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