Tripartite pact of Britain United States and Soviet Union praised
Campbelltown editor lauds a three power alliance pledging to stand together for freedom and world peace. The article argues the Britain USSR and USA pact risks policing smaller nations and delivering a lasting peace beyond World War II. It emphasizes threats from Nazi Germany and the hope for liberty for small peoples worldwide.
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Great Britain
U.S.A
Soviet Union
Russia
African Desert
Coral Sea
Midway Island
Earth
League of Nations
Open Letter urges support for Second Liberty War Loan
Dear Readers the Second Liberty War Loan of £35,000,000 is urged as a vital weapon of war. Taxation cannot cover all costs, so citizens should lend £10 to £1,000 with safe secure returns. Monthly payments possible. aims reflect confidence in Australia’s future and our fighting men. E H K Downes president Wollondilly Shire invites everyone to participate.
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Ve.ory
Australia
Donation by Mr Jeff Bate Supports Camden Hospital
Mr Jeff Bate M L A forwarded a donation of 50 pounds to Camden District Hospital. The donor gave a similar amount last year, strengthening hospital funds. The report notes continued private philanthropy and ongoing support from local officials.
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Jeff Bate
M.L.A
Camden District Hospital
Regulations for Milk Board producers election Gazetted
Regulations published for the election of the Milk Board producers representative. Postal ballots for registered dairymen with a June 30 1942 nomination deadline and July 31 1942 ballot closing. Returning Officer is Mr J Sheilds. Voting uses preferential method with lot to resolve ties.
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Milk Board
J. Sheilds
The
Clothing Coupons Define 112 Coupon Clothing Plan
The notice explains 112 coupons labeled G and H for clothing for one year. H coupons usable after November 15 1942 while G coupons usable through June 15 1943. Family members may share books. each book covers all clothing needs for the year and next summer. A complete article list with coupon counts appears on page four.
Milk Board warns of winter milk shortage in Sydney and Newcastle
The Milk Board warns of a serious winter shortage with rationing likely in the Sydney and Newcastle region. Farmers and factories are urged to reserve every gallon for the Board and restrict uses without approval. Supplementary supplies are being sourced from outer districts but in limited quantities. The Board seeks views on current conditions and prospects.
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Milk Board
Sydney
Newcastle
Ingleburn Council Minutes Formal Meeting Actions
Ingleburn Municipal Council held a Tuesday night meeting with Mayor and four Aldermen present. Finance recommended approving accounts and write off rates and debts. seal to lease at sanitary depot site. trust assets for Ingleburn Tennis Club. approve W Laird noxious trade. War Damage Insurance including Saywell Road Bridge at £300. land rates payment on E Wood subject to Federal Treasurer. apply for mosquito control and Ordinance 41. seek permanent railway gatekeeper. thank J Arkell and Cpl Turner for service. meeting adjourned.
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Ingleburn
Campbelltown
W. Laird
Board of Health
Saywell Road Bridge
Camden State Stock Sale Highlights Strong Demand
Large turnout of buyers conducted a brisk sale across stock classes with lighter pig supply and solid calf availability. Beef and dairy categories rose, with fat cattle firmer and milkers and spragers in keen demand. Prices ranged from porches to springing cows, dairy heifers, and cows with calves, reflecting robust trade.
Camden District Hospital Tender Awards 1942 43
The Camden District Hospital board accepts tenders for hospital supplies for 1 July 1942 to 30 June 1943. Groceries by Mesars Clifton Bros Pty Ltd. Milk by Mr. R C Wheeler. Bread by Mr. Cutting. Drugs by Mr. E C Britton. Funerals by Messrs P E Butler & Co. Meat no tender accepted. matron to buy at best advantage.
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Camden District Hospital
Mlk
R. C. Wheeler
Cutting
E. C. Britton
P. E. Butler & Co
Truck crashes over railway embankment near Warwick Farm Bridge
An American military motor truck left the road at 12.30 am on Sunday 7 June and fell onto the railway line below. It was struck by two trains to and from Sydney. No injuries were reported though the driver was missing and untraced by Monday.
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Warwick Farm Bridge
Sydney
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Murray
Drew
Murray and Naylor
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Main Roads Special Fund
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Camden State
Mesars, Clifton Bros. Pty, Ltd
Libya
R.A.F
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