Editorial Manpower Problems In War Times
The piece argues that government policy prioritizes military mobilization over civilian needs. It cites 800,000 in Commonwealth services, questions how many are actually fighting, and urges real control by focusing on food production and civilian employments. It notes a need for retaining the War Advisory Council and highlights electricity transmission advances as pivotal for country districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Abbott
Mlh.r
Commonwealth
New Guinea
Navy
Military Department
War Department
Manilla
Australia
War Advisory Council
J.O. Cramer
Sydney
Manilla Council Discusses Gas Shortage And Repairs
The Manilla Municipal Council met last week with Mayor presiding. Aldermen discussed SO2 gas supply for refrigerators, unsanitary building repairs on Manilla Street, and extensions for repair work. A rubber salvage plan and land leases were explored, with leave granted for Health Inspector J Blair and minor revenue notes for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Ald
A. R. Macleod
C. N. Scott
C. L. Wilshire
F. W. Pavy
W. F. Gannon
J. Coates
G. F. Gril
Ald. Scott
Messrs
J. D. Kennedy
Ald. Pavy
J. Blair
Ayven
Manilla P and C Secretary Praises Macleod Work
Mr W L Bingham writes to the editor noting the published report omits remarks about Mr Macleod in his role as President. He thanks him for many acts and services during the year and says his 1944 office acceptance bodes well for the year's operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bingham
Manilla P. and C
Smashing Germany Exposes RAF Bombing Scale Over Berlin
A wartime report details a Berlin raid with over 1200 bombers in operation and about 50 ground crew per aircraft, while 7000 airmen were aloft. It notes large ammunition and petrol usage, and cites municipal rate data and sanitary charges amid austerity measures, plus a diphtheria case in Manila Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
R.A.F
Berlin
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House OF Country
OURT
N.S.W
Manilla Street
Manchester
Price
M. GC
Mackenzie & Sons
York Street
Barraba
Glen Innes and
Deepwater
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