Enthusiastic Rally Urges War Effort in Horsham
A capacity crowd at Horsham Town Hall heard stirring addresses by leading military speakers focusing on recruiting and unity for the war effort. Patriotic bands led a torchlit procession before the rally as Mayor Dr Ro J Wilmoth urged residents to support Britain and the Empire, stressing duties by all ages and means. Dr F H Bakr of the Wimmera Shire Council echoed full council and ratepayer support to meet national obligations.
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Stirring World War II rally speech urged young Australians to enlist
Lieutenant Colonel Sampson delivered a fiery address urging immediate action to defend freedom. He warned of a grave threat from the enemy, stressing duty for young men to join the armed forces, training standards, and the need for endurance and sacrifice. Audience heard calls for enlistment, air force service, and support through fundraising at Horsham Town Hall with local donations and entertainment.
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Tractors on farms in New South Wales findings
An appendix to the Agricultural Gazette examines tractor use on central western wheat farms. It notes rapid growth since 1950, fuel cost considerations, and periods of reduced use during low wheat prices. Charcoal gas as an alternative fuel may cut production costs, while power reliability and efficiency remain key advantages.
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Horsham Men Volunteer at Platform Call for Service
Lieut. Col. Sampson invited volunteers and four young Horsham men stepped forward to the platform amid applause, signaling willingness to serve. The moment captured local support and patriotism as the crowd reacted to the enlistment appeal.
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Three Reasons to Support War Funds Urged by Mr and F Brown
Mr and F Brown argued three reasons for ready public support of war funds. They cited the spirit of the people, the fight against evil and not surrender as vital. They urged backing a total war and government power to mobilize wealth, through voluntary giving or loans, and suggested selling jewelry and trinkets as hidden wealth for national financing.
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War Savings Certificates Presented by Melbourne Expert
Mr J Dutneal introduced by the Mayor as an expert from Melbourne on War savings certificates. He said certificates recruit the army of savers across the community including children and offer a practical way to fund the war effort with stable value and good returns.
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Monster Gift Sale Idea From Mr Langlands
Mr F Langlands presented a humorous appeal urging public gifts to patriotic funds. He highlighted farmers hurt by low prices and poor seasons and unable to give money, proposing stock and produce in lieu. The Horsham committee arranged gifts to Youngs Horse Bazaar for a later presale or Market benefiting the war effort.
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Blind workers aid war effort in Britain factories
Blind people in Britain are taking wartime roles in munitions and production. At St Dunstan's they learn to handle tools without accidents, crafting camouflage netting and other gear for the army. Braille editions support troops and prisoners of war, while blind workers in factories contribute across the empire.
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Sewerage worker injured in Pimboola project incident
A sewerage worker named Mr. Pearce was injured last week at the Pimboola sewerage undertaking. He stood beside a horse and drag wheel when the wheel sank in soft ground, causing the horse to move and crash into a tree, jamming him against it.
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Sen. Pearce
Pimboola
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