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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 29, 1944
Page
4
An OCR heavy overview describes Jeep and related amphibian vehicle innovations during World War II. It notes the Jeep’s extended versatility, coastal and desert usage, and new features like water-capable operation, a powered winch, and storage solutions. It credits General George C. Marshall and Allied supply dynamics shaping the Jeep’s role in mobility and logistics.
A letter-poem condemns a man for killing his dog, recounting the dog’s trust as it suffocated in a gas chamber. The speaker questions the man’s humanity, recalls the dog’s last moments, and warns of divine vengeance for the act.
The Farmers and Graziers Co Op Ltd reports on the appraisal of 6374 bales of wool from Woolbrook Bigga Barabba Munrombateman Armidale Biralong Terana Glenning and other districts. Top price 303d to W Mitchell Nerstone Woolbrook, with many fleece lines selling up to 284d and 304d. Appraisals expected to complete by 28th and payments likely by 1st March. Two negroes discuss the war with a quip about going unready.
John Mand, secretary to the British Ministry for Food, said Britain will never forget Canada's rescue when meat supplies were cut off in 1940. He called it a miracle and thanked Canada for the food aid that helped Britain endure the blackout.
The article recalls 1930s tensions as British capital bailed into Argentina for heat supplies while Australia’s export trade lagged. It warns of German influence in Argentina and calls on Australian farmers to continue supplying meat to Britain despite rationing, hoping authorities protect the meat industry’s future.
Announcement outlines initial 24 percent interest on the first Victory Loan maturing in 1949 and details installment options mirroring the Fourth Liberty Bond plan. Deposits of 10 percent and subsequent installments will be required, with cash payment methods through banks and post offices. Until March 28, subscribers can buy National Savings stamps to apply toward the loan.
Printed and published for Man ila Newspaper by Alton with Richmond Macleod at his office Manila Street Manila NSW.
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