30 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1942
Page
1
Notice warns that all persons found trespassing shooting hunting or interfering with stock on Brubb Willamby Moss Vale Upper Manilla will be prosecuted without further notice. All previous permissions are withdrawn and any interference with fences stock or water will be prosecuted regardless of persons.
Educate your customers on supply limits and quality declines to maintain trust. The piece urges shopkeepers to explain why certain items are scarce and priced as is, arguing that public morale and confidence depend on transparent communication through the local newspaper.
Satisfaction evident by increased demand for half sheep and advice to shoe early due to limited supplies. All meat prices are considerably reduced.
The Manilla Municipal Council meets with Acting Mayor Ald. Macleod presiding. Aldermen discuss hospital board letters, military matters, mosquito control, war damage files, street improvements, and a by election report. Road repairs, footpath work, and bridge steps at North Manilla are approved for maintenance under the council plan.
A discussion on advertising and the value of branding in business. It cites the British House of Commons remarks urging firms to keep brands and trade marks in front of the public, noting government work often uses advertising to maintain brand visibility. It warns that a business's honor and integrity are its true trade marks and that neglect risks losing name recognition.
A Manila Street publication dated 8 August 7 by Allon Richmond Macleod in Manila is listed as issued from his office. The notice appears in a local paper and references standard publishing practices of the period.
Rupert Lockwood argues for immediate study of guerrilla methods in his book. He cites historical use by Chinese, Russians, Spaniards, and others, notes that legality varies with conduct, and praises Australian bushmen as potential irregular-war leaders. He highlights Mao Tse-tung, Soviet partisans, and wartime lessons for Australians.
Government of New South Wales enforces Rural Workers Accommodation Act rules for shearers housing using fly proof hats. Adoption is immediate but material shortages limit supply as wholesale and manufacturers can produce 60 percent of base year output. Window and door frame needs drop production by 25 percent. Respondents accept the necessity despite impacts.
The excerpt describes wartime measures delaying regulations to secure needed materials and avoid war power use, plus Vernon Bartlett’s BBC remark on occupied France. It notes clandestine news sheets, death risks for reporters, and hidden wireless sets used to spread hope from free countries through caves and forests.
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