14 Apr 1942
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1942
Page
1
Notice warns that all trespassers or those interfering with stock on Brubb will be prosecuted without further notice. All prior permissions are cancelled by Patterson and Hudson. Shooting hunting or fence interference on Willamby also leads to prosecution without regard to persons. permissions withdrawn.
Any person found duck shouting fishing trespassing or in any way interfering with stock on Moss Vale Upper Manilla will be prosecuted. The notice warns against disrupting farm stock with enforcement actions to follow.
A government plan to aid marriage by offering loans of £1007 to couples was proposed at a recent Public Service Assetia Honanna conference. The policy would cap loans at £25 per third horn, with aims to boost family formation and public welfare.
Rehabilitation efforts by Manilla and District Red Cross illuminate their role alongside Medical Services of the Defence Forces. The society aids hospitals convalescent depots and the Army Educational Scheme, offering crafts to relieve tedium and prescribes therapeutic activities for physical and nervous disabilities. Field Scout Nimmo, returning from Egypt, Palestine and Syria, discusses escape methods and prisoner experiences. May 17 is Red Cross Sunday with Florence Nightingale’s birthday near. NSW posts a record March Red Cross Seal revenue of £1142. American patients travel with Red Cross transport. letters from Portuguese Africa recount BBC broadcasts and a Dublin Trish story. Community stories include bicycle capers, toy donations for Glasgow children, and wartime aid shipments. The piece also notes a push for reduced motor tax and a £35 clothing allowance debate amid wartime rationing.
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