Diggers Notes on Monthly Meeting and Fund Appeals
A fragment from a Diggers notes column details a monthly general meeting held Monday night with attendance below normal. The president’s report covers activities, fundraising for POW funds, and correspondence from Warrick and Warwick District Patriotic Fund.
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Rad Bross Express
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Warwick and District Patriotic Fund
Nero
Expressinig
Digitees Fund
Weaver
Supérvior Mouniyan Cane Pei
Ftv
Wes
iDimrick Warwick
Cornell
Allenot
Variotu
Finanele
Tance
Payaent
Seiay
Paymeno
Canes
Aina Total
Rombers
Jronmati Andarwe
Hoarders Hindering Food Supply Efforts In Australia
In Canberra the Minister for Supply urged cooperation with the Australian Food Council to address hoarding that undermines distribution. Sydney and NSW retailers protest Beasley charges amid alleged cornering and calls for better stock control and a stable food supply.
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Canberra
Sapsly
Bway
Hnerdere
Aslo Fondattis
Commonwealth
Sydney
Beasley
New Oath Watts
Elvilian
Beseley
New South” Wales
Bessley
Journey's End stage at Warwick Anglian theatre listing
Review notes a production of Journey's End at Warwick Anglian Theatre with emphasis on sergeants and officers, plot tension between ranks, and the charity performance. Mentions performances Wednesday and Thursday with a prior performance at the Recor Diffice and ticket sales at Crewe's Music Store plus box plan at Crowe's Music Store.
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Mecal Ware
Charitven
Crewe
Attack on Freighter Off Aviedraka In World War II Action
The Russian freighter was shelled by a submarine near Aviedraka at dusk. The crew fought the attacker though casualties occurred, including five sailors and a crew member. The submarine reportedly withdrew after damaging the freighter's bridge and steering.
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Aviedraka Betieve Une
Uarve Howe
Sininarine
Abella
Hemnateny Ballants
Ue Crow
Fred
Tejed
Ohlot Omeor
Tor
Ube
Akilful
Postwar dairy crisis sparks calls for reform and slavery worry
A letter from Yaughn June 3 1940 argues postwar dairy reconstruction harms farmers. It contends rising costs, price controls, and long milk transport damage profitability. Farmers fear disposals, decayed barns, and increased farm labor burdens while wives and children face hardship.
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Mukocle
Warwick
Glangal
Boire ‘Coumell
Vewerdine
Asm
Bulcock
Vantentad Paoyit
Dance at Town Ball to Aid Patriotic Cause
Reading the ad notes a Friday dance at the Town Hall to benefit soldiers, with tickets and seats arranged. It invites all to attend and support boys currently held by the Southvolinge committee, promising a successful evening with popular prizes.
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Boya
Pawon
Wartime Press Confers Allied Headquarters Emphasize Volunteer Defense
A wartime briefing outlines volunteer defense units and training programs. It mentions wearing distinctive dress, coordination with allied forces, and establishment of instruction courses across states. Officials note strict discipline, authorized mission actions, and organized signals for field operations.
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Allied
Tse
Mod Oenet
Bane
Warwick social notes and visits reveal local residents
The fragment lists residents and visitors in Warwick including Mrs Mra J A Dunning and Tannily visiting Moojools te Milas Ghifney Caine retocled 10 Arribane after time with her mother Mrs Fred Caine notable trips include Brisbane visits by Mrs Alan Archibald and Mrs B D B Pyancis and Mrs Sycamore, with mentions of Miss Belly Poxle and Mrs O Brien and family.
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McDowgs
Mt Noosa
J. A. Dunning
Tannily
Moojools
Milas Ghifney Caine
Arribane
Fred. Caine
Brisbane
Alan Archibald
Wacwick
Airey Ave
Tendrum
GP Barnes
B.D. B. Pyancis
Sycamore
Meanum
Phyllis White
Milinervan
Rooney
Percy-suest
A. Baguley
Belegpa
Belly Poxle
O Brien
Vicking Warwick
B Deveney
Albion
Street
Red Cross report shows fall in costs and busy year
Red Cross BALE YEARLY REPORT OF COMMITTEES records a 37 attendees meeting at Council Chambers on June 23 with Mrs Stephenson presiding. The group notes £107,158 spent on stalls, appeal funds, and hospital needs, and reports £5002 forwarded for Red Cross Week. Subcommittees showcase extensive sewing and knitting output, income from sales, and plans for emergency hospital work and a July meeting.
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Red Crom Society
Coumnell
Red Cross
Mira
Bixphienson
Fed Cross
Womillary
Tee
bin. Jones
Bings Pictures
Advervaine
Mtr. Reeves Ang Mr
Lumheon
Ake
sArknkly
Ower
Lion
Tal
Paddy
Ratton
Comenstiee
Bes
Muley
Lerwlly
M ‘Huxley
Coe
Dawson
Sir Coe
Hear
Dolent Mueriais
Irs
Macley
Mini
Ponte
Camp Hospital
Mina
Wiliams
Abie
Boetes
Fenistare
Jacesidenia
Caibdumalin
Warnen
Chu
Ahirnye
Kent-Rendel Wedding at Blanthorpe Metody Church
A quiet pretty wedding took place Saturday afternoon in Blanthorpe Metody Church Kent Rendel wedding of Winifred Pennelly eldest daughter of Alt and Mrs P A Pennelly. The bride wore cream satin with lace veil, carried orange blossoms. bridesmaids wore pastel green and pink sheer frocks. Groomsman Alan Bent and Colin George attended. The reception followed at the bride’s friends home. The couple planned a honeymoon to Warwick and Brisbane.
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Kent
Rendelle
Blanthorpe
Winifred
Daugh
Alt
P. A. Pennelly
Donald Eldred
Ekjer
Hared Kent
Banthorpe
J Murray
Jaihar
A. G. Malcolm
Brie Jane
Lucky Hornados
Milas Joan Pengelly
Marjorie Hew
Alan Bent
Asp
Colin Oege
Mim Melba Barcow
Mar
Cooney
Joan
Alt. Davie
Rent
JE. Kent
Warwick
Inter
Brisbane
Labour Day holiday dispute over extra day entitlement
Brisbane reports an Industrial Court ruling on Labour Day leave entitlement. A worker on annual leave argued for an extra day added to holidays, while the Crown official, Mr Irwin, cited National Security regulations. The decision covered workers on annual leave and those not required to work on Labour Day, clarifying who could claim the extra day.
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Brishane
Ferry
Riordan Om Tha Berich
Andineifidul
Eft
Jemper
Public Works
Mir
J. Irwin
Batre Payment and Easter Holiday Labor Items Summary
The notice references REASON & CO agents in Warwick with payments for Easter work. It mentions Mrs Rauchle and others, a collection of household items and books, and a price list for making items sold as Journey's Hae. Also notes government orders affecting workers on public holidays and penalties for nonpayment.
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Reason & CO
Palmerin St
Warwick
Mra
War works policy cited by New South Wales government
Fragmented OCR text reports government actions and officials regarding parliamentary measures and a proposed project. The readable segments mention the New South Wales Government, policy discussion, and a delay or denial connected to a state agenda, with references to named individuals and official bodies in a wartime or policy context.
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Sydney
Bosth
Avamnonwealthy
Unclear OCR sports event with mixed names and scores
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a winter event with scales and scores 6108 to 163, mentioning Mr T Mang, Regi Aiud, and Byrney Moyal Show. Many names appear garbled, making precise identification and outcome impossible from readable portions.
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A.ivna
Mang
Regi Aiud
Down Winghiany Sway
Wb Sinughlere
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Crowe's Munig
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