Modern apple processing factory powers two shifts
Inspections by the Minister for Industrial Development and senior public works officials reviewed a leading Commonwealth apple processing plant. The facility converts fresh fruit into dried products and unsweetened canned pie apples, operates two shifts, and processes 1.5 cases daily as part of its modern operations.
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Ue Truit
Bn Dmaperssn Jamal
Manster For
Hawke
Public Works
Mir
Danisaim
Works
Ane Drew
Commonwealth
Smoke Signals Aid Planes After Anson Crash at Caramut
Volunteers from the Australian Volunteer Air Observers Corps aided an Anson on a cross country flight that crash landed at Caramut Victoria. Observers at Hexham reported difficulties and Caramut confirmed the crash. One crew member of five was slightly injured. a doctor was sent. The observers guided a relief plane with wind signals and the second aircraft landed safely.
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Caramut
Victoria
Volunteer Air Observers Corps
Hexham
Who Grows the Best Wheat and World Milling Standards
An Australian expert lauds Allvin for outstanding performance in 1943 competition and notes Australian wheat as possibly the world’s finest milling wheat in lighter soils. The piece contrasts Canadian western provinces' harsh winters and poorer farming conditions with Australia’s temperate climate and rainfall, suggesting Wheat-growers may not swap places.
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Iexperts
United States
Europe
Australia
Manpower Control Emphasizes Labour Permit Rules
The Deputy Director-General of Manpower Mr H T Sutfeld notes employers in non rural areas must obtain a permit before engaging labour, with several exceptions including certain rural work and short term casual labour. For engagements beyond 28 days, and for terminations after 28 days, specific notification deadlines and worker details are required to national service officers. Breach harms primary producers and production.
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H. T. Sutfeld
Man Power Directorate
National Service Office
Parachute Debate Sparks Humorous Unit Challenge
A British native company commander asked for volunteers to jump from 500 feet. The entire unit reported, but a spokesman asked to jump from 300 feet, jokingly asking for parachutes. The commander warned of possible death without chutes. The spokesman replied with surprise, confirming they would jump if parachutes were provided.
Petain Under Pressure as Nazi Demands Shake Vichy
After Tehran allied leaders, Berlin pressed Vichy for a cabinet reshuffle and Nazi aligned ministers. Dent was dropped. Henriot and Darnand remained, Darnand leading a French Gestapo style force. Petain clings to power amid French division and Nazi coercion.
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Marcel Dent
Philippe Henriot
Joseph Darnand
Dent
Berlin
France
Petain
Pierre Laval
Laval
Gestapo
Marshal Petain
Germaine
NOY
World-Telegram
Life's Obligation and the Call to Self Training
The piece reflects on duty to life as a singular personal task. It emphasizes obedience to life's demands rather than manipulation. It frames self-discipline as a quiet, individual mission.
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