Salvation Army Red Shield Work in war zones
Four Salvation Army volunteers accompanied troops on the Yugoslav and Crete fronts delivering mobile canteens, comfort items, and songs. One officer was wounded, another became a prisoner of war in Germany, yet they continued to aid wounded soldiers as shells and machine-gun fire raged. The effort, praised by King and Queen, underscores a commitment to aid despite peril.
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Salomika
Edeh
Olive
Germany
Red Shield
Crete
Bell
Cornel
Concertina
Alexandria
Syria
Merj
Australia
Salvation Red Shield
War Work by 1st Gladstone Scouts in WW2 effort
The 1st Gladstone Scouts contributed to the war effort with donations to Red Cross and ambulance funds, a sale of badges, and comfort funds totaling £30 2s 6d. They ran an ARP depot, helped with demonstrations, and processed applications for Red Cross and Floating Forces funds. Wolf Cubs aided in blitz relief and raised part of a group total. several leaders earned war service badges.
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Joni Hawke
Don West
Mheer Bund
Stilso
Ute Group
Gorton
Stanley J
Philips
William Sowden
Receu
Freshwater Creek Bridge Opens in Spalding Ceremony
A new concrete bridge over Freshwater Creek was officially opened on Wednesday December 17 by Hon. M. McIntosh MP, Public Works Minister. A luncheon at Spalding Hotel followed with toasts to the king and officials, a school song, and afternoon tea. The 150 ft long, 21 ft wide structure features a BC deck and rails.
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Freshwater Creek Tree
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Metatest
Red Cross
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Crs
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M.L.C
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J. G. Duncan-Hughes
WHR
D. V. Fleming
C.B.E
Cr. J
Return of Petrol Drums Sparks National Security Order
The Commonwealth Liquid Fuel Control Board orders the return of heavy petrol and off drums by month end under National Security Regulations. Beasley says urgency ties to defence. drums 44 gallon or 24 gallon capacities in 11 gauge steel or 18 gauge steel are affected. Empty into lighter containers or exchange at a depot. transport to railway or supplier depot with initials and origin noted. freight may be paid by supplier if needed.
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Commonwealth Liquid Fuel Control Board
Beasley
Australia
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