Turf News and Notes on White Tip and Just Agrion
Two improved horses, White Tip and Just Agrion, show rising form. White Tip progressed from poor runs to strong late season wins, including a 104 furlongs York Handicap victory in 1942 and a Perth Cup finish, while Just Agrion won a 7 furlongs race and the Stoneville event, with both riders noting Railway Stakes potential.
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White Tip
Just Agrion Railway
Just Agrion
Goodwood
Skyro
Silver Rice
Gleamane
Agrion
Galloper
Yohada
Nazi Atrocities Probe Reveals 15000 Names List
The United Nations War Crime Commission in London has held weekly meetings since January to hear evidence of Nazi atrocities. The body, representing 17 governments, records about 15,000 suspected individuals while keeping most members’ names confidential to protect relatives.
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United Nations War Crime Commission
London
Only a Clerk Wanted In A Snobbish Letter
A stern old major offers a pompous pedigree for a job reference. The firm replies that Mr Blank is suitable for clerical work, but not for breeding purposes, highlighting a clash of class bias and professional fit in a dated exchange.
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Blank
Major Blank
General Blank
Henry Blank
Lord Blank
Maiden Handicap at Belm Park Explored
Selections for Canning Parket at Belm features Maiden Handicap over ten furlongs with mentions of Flamita and Sage. Trial Handicap lists Jovial Joss versus Rivian with other races including Purse Handicap and Welter Handicap fields such as Bundamba and Meroic Oreo.
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Canning Parket
Belm
Boutate
Oredanus
Referendum results and war updates dominate notes of the week
The passage notes that the Noes won the referendum while German disintegration in France continues after southern landings and the rising French underground. Caen civilians killed reach 7,500. Russians attack the western front as Britain’s food policy reduces exports to the UK while Australia boosts meat and butter shipments. Australian food production declines due to policy decisions, with only meat improving. Claremont Asylum staffing shortages and alleged gendered directives draw scrutiny amid wartime manpower controls.
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France
Caen
Western Front
Australia
Britain
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Pacific
Golden Mile Safe Deposit Mystery Remains in Ruin
In the old days Don Alberto, owner of a busy tavern, was thought to guard banks and keep coins on hand. After his restaurant was ransacked thrice and the Boulder Clock fell, he admitted his true refuge was a burnt stove hall where he hid gold in the ash and retrieved it with a scraper.
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Don Alberto
Baying
Leon
HUME
Alberto
Bulletin
Flo
U.S. Factory Produces German Uniforms for Officers
A U.S. factory is manufacturing German uniforms for German officers interned in the United States. The uniforms are cut to German specifications from green non rationed material and bear no insignia.
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United States
Unsolved Pay Mystery in Wartime Industry Demands Action
The article notes a pending pay issue in essential wartime industry. It argues production must rise and cannot be rationed to give miners a holiday. It emphasizes miners work hard and deserve consideration as demands for increased output grow.
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New South Wales
Quite Hygienic Cigarettes From Japanese Stores
Flying Officer Greg Jones writes from Hollandia in Dutch New Guinea describing RAAF men receiving Japanese cigarettes in the regular smokes issue. He notes the evac'ed village left the quartermaster's store largely intact with souvenirs such as plane parts and helmets. He sends a packet of cigarettes and jokes they are quite hygienic.
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R.A.A.F
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Greg Jones
Coogee
Roscoe 5S. Jones
Sydney
Jones
Greg
Anzac Club Completes Second Anniversary in New York
The Anzac Club in New York celebrates its second anniversary in July at 106 West Fifty-sixth Street. Since headquarters opened in a building donated by Phi Gamma Delta, the club has welcomed more than 25,000 servicemen and servicewomen from Australia and New Zealand.
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New York
Anzac Club
West Fifty-sixth Street
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Turkey eyes Dardanelles issue after war prompt
United States News reports Turkey hesitates to join the war due to fears over promises not to internationalize the Dardanelles after the war. The article notes growing expectation Turkey may be asked to surrender control of the straits to secure access to the Mediterranean for Russia.
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Turkey
U.S
U.S. Wage Rise Seen as Wartime Policy Error
The Journal of Commerce argues the large wartime wage gains inflated labor costs and future prices. It warns that if unions press for more after the war, inflation could surge and deflation and a depressed mood may follow.
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America
N.Y
Claremont Asylum Staffing Demands Government Action
The State Government must improve conditions at Claremont Asylum including staff amenities and pay. Public perception suffers as nursing staff are undervalued while manpower shifts reduce professional status. Coal shortages and mining strikes threaten national effort and deepen government strain.
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Claremont Asylum
Claremont
Claremonnt
Roll Call Red Cross drives for new members
Help is urgently needed to provide for increasing commitments. Two stil lings will pay your subscription for one year. Join today.
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Red Cross
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Gordon Hack
A. Shepherd
En & CO
Barrack Street
Perth
W.A
the Bulletin
Society — Politics
Western Australian Turf Club
Belmont Park
H. J. Mulder
Our Ring
Hesperos
Anna Neagle
Agriom
Ninigo
Ree Olyokoe
Asual C Eminent
Claremont Trouble
Golden Mile Safe Deposit
W.A.N.S
Wrens
H.M
Anzaclub
United Press
Hay Street
Legel G
Tf Requied
Alex. Barr
Northam
Bonnie Doone Chicks
Australorp
Leghorn
Peter Pan Lottery Agency
Forrest Place
James Goss
William Street
Lloyd Thomas
the Mercury
Hobart
Tasmania
G.P.D
J. Lloyd Thomas
Western Australia
Pearse Bros
Pearse Bros., Ltd
North Fremantle
C. G. Lugg
North Road
Guildford
David Gray & Co. Ltd
Railway Parade
West Perth
Tom Parkinson
Colony
Seden
Post Office
Jurendine
Chices
Australorpe
Macfarlane&co.ltd
Murray ST
Hudson Taylor
Hay ST
Vt A
Barnett Bros
Bennett Street
Economic Chambers
Rosenstamm Pty., Ltd
King Street
W.boring
L. B. Russell
Warest
Wagin
Thos. H. Wood
Public Accountant and Auditor
R. W. Kennedy
Metro
Peter ¢ Gorman
Spring Street
McDonnell
Brisbane Street
Bones
Robb’s
D. Neely
Wellington St
Glendinning & CO
Metropolitan Markets
Fremantle
H. Cheshire
Poulterer
Cleaver Street
Giffin
William St
Singer Sewing Machine Company
U.S.A
Medical
G. R. Hayat
William-Street
Horseshoe Bridge
Hotel Australia
Covenientol
Tarif
Frank Guilfoyle
Pro- Prietor
the Goldfields Club Hotel
Dr. Pier
Wellington Streets
Ken Angel
Mt. Helena
Bunning Road
W. J. Trimble
Fordson Tractor
Baugh
Miling
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