Rainfall figures and Air Force telegraphist recruitment
The article presents rainfall data for the growing period with inches and months noted, followed by a statement that butter production has fallen, prompting rationing to preserve export surplus. It also reports the Royal Australian Air Force seeking 400 telegraphy operators aged 18 to 50, with training and roles as wireless operators, instructors, wire telegraphists, and electrical mechanics.
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Air Force
Royal Australian Air Force
Ug Wnt
TU Iau
German Air Force uses youth lure and officers suffix
The broadcast appeals to German youth to train as pilots and air gunners, while engineers gain officer status with a new suffix ing. The piece notes worker shortages and shifts in labor, with propaganda reinforcing national mobilization and military training.
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R.A.P
Fuhrer
Air Force
Footrot in Sheep Investigations by CSIR Report
Investigations by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research into footrot in sheep show a specific organism is essential for infection, not mere environmental factors. Field trials indicate healthy sheep can resist infection if contaminated pastures are managed. a test paddock remained footrot free for 18 months while nearby areas stayed affected.
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Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Gregory
Dip
The
Boverid Rsism
Austalia
Fangteen
Goa
Ern
Victoria
Research Association
Tiatiynal
Footrot Eradication Efforts in Australian Sheep Paddocks
Australian experiments outline 15 acre test paddock use near coast for footrot study. McEwen notes value of diplomatic representation. Casey and Whernvey tours described. Dense exposure to infected pasture led to spread. after weeks of tests and blue-stone foot baths, 23 infected sheep were examined, revealing parasites and bacteria. Studies discuss environmental factors, control methods, and long term eradication prospects in Victoria amid dry periods reducing spread.
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McEwen
Legation
Washington
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
Casey
Harel
Pacific Coast
Ourer
Yes Ata Uthor
Ani Fonteot
Audienes
Australis
Mies
Victoria
Australian policy aims to strengthen US ties in Pacific area
In a discussion on Commonwealth policy, officials noted closer Australia United States cooperation. The United States administration and Canberra will deepen consultative channels through the new American Legation in Canberra, expanding Australian influence in the Pacific and reinforcing peaceful development.
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Au-lali
Berk
Natine
Tor
Mis
Commonwealth
Werenen Otter
United Sites
Ard
United States
Geran
Legation
Washington
McEwen
Australia
Canberra
Pacific
Earthworm Named Top Plowman Co-Worker in Soil Fertility
Herbert S. Ardell writes in Natural History that the earthworm is a vital soil ally and potential top plowman. He argues worms aerate and fertilize, moving subsoil to the surface and enabling plant growth, likening them to invisible co-workers on farms and in gardens.
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Herbert S. Ardell
Natural History
Thouch
Ardell
Conserving Petrol Urgent Need Promotes Efficient Driving
The article emphasizes conserving petrol as vital due to rising prices and scarce supplies. It urges motorists to adopt fuel-saving habits, maintain vehicles, and plan trips to reduce consumption. It includes cautions about engine wear and safety while advocating practical efficiency measures.
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Teast
Dhabi
Bate Fing Cygatil
Antonieta
Sartety
Tore Broertine
Mye Py
Hotiah
Ine Praetin
Tan Adeadlalinns
Wisden
Nepal
Weber
Stvner
Saab
Vollite
Ronan
SMI
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Poverell
Senool
ALF
Teachine
Farke Wainer
Italy
Netherlands Indies
Denmark
Germany
Neue Zuericher Zietung
Britain
Odense
Weishay
Seca Etree Med Ro
Royal Automobile Club
Santtie
Ting
Fond
Ron Nye Pyat
A.M.P. Society
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