Wellington Council delays waste paper bins awaiting state guidance
The Wellington Municipal Council postponed allowing bias at vantage points for waste paper collection until new State Government advice is received. Mayor Dr. W. W. Savage criticized a local paper company’s pay-to-collect scheme tied to the Red Cross and Salvage Council and said profiteering must not occur in the town’s waste paper drive. The decision rests on further departmental clarification and next meeting’s reply.
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Diewds
Italians Resent German Infiltration Across Italy
Italian resentment grows as German infiltration widens through factories ministries and police services. Italians complain of arrogance from officers while German methods spread under the guise of training and instruction in Rome and across wartime centers. The general belief is that only military defeat can end Fascist rule.
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Italy
Rome
Gestapo
Polce
Mali
Ger Man
Wacice
Canada wartime budget doubles income tax and levies
The third wartime budget doubles the income tax and national defence tax and raises the excess profits tax rate from 12 to 22 percent. It is welcomed by the press and is projected to raise about 300 million dollars for the year and 240 million for the balance of the current year ending March 31. Indirect taxes rise with a 20 percent amusement tax a 5 percent betting tax and a 10 percent levy on rail oil and steamship tickets. Luxury goods face additional levies as well.
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National Defence
Canada
EMPTY DRUMS Government appeals for return of empty 44 gallon drums
The Government requests the return of all empty 44 gallon petrol drums and bungs, notes many drums lack bungs and bungs are scarce due to ammunition production. It calls for drums complete with bungs, or returned separately, and urges conserving bulk stocks while using ration tickets. 200,000 complete drums are needed immediately for defence.
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Commonwealth
War Finance And The War Economy In Australia
Wise spending on essentials only is urged as a vital war tool. Private spending must be cut and redirected into savings, war bonds, life assurance, and provident channels to fund the nation’s intensified war effort and secure postwar readjustment. The citizen’s budget must exclude luxury and focus on immediate needs to back victory.
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Commonwealth
Anideo
Pwrhieps
Divorce Granted After Desertion Claims in Bellevue Case
Lorna May Buchanan of Bellevue filed for divorce from William Ray Buchanan after alleging desertion. In Wellington Divorce Court she testified he admitted affection for another woman found at his dental surgery in Gulpong Tater. The court granted the divorce on desertion grounds.
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Bellevue Ted
Wellington
William Ray Buchanan
Gulpong Tater
Middle East Is Empire's Gate
The article argues that Britain must hold the Middle East to win the war. Losing Egypt or the Suez threatens naval reach, base access, and oil from Iraq and Iran. Suez is a vital rallying point, enabling Empire forces fed from India, Australia, and New Zealand to meet aggressors at the gate and defend Britain.
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Alexandria
Far East
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Mediterranean
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Germany
Italy
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Iran
India
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New Zealand
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Aden
Colombo
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Sydney
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Walla
Suez
Asia
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Empire
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North Africa
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Holland
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France
Japan
Britsh
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Bosea
Two Weallington Churches Oppose V A D Church Parades
Local V A D faced pushback as two churches declared disapproval of organized parades. Parades previously drawn members in uniform, aiding presence and unity, though churches worry regular attendees may be diverted or inactive. The exact objections from the churches remain unclear, shocking the V A D leadership.
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V.A D
Io the
V.A.D
Wisis
Federal Tax Schedule of Deductions Listed for August
The document outlines weekly wage deductions for federal tax with no dependents starting August 1. It shows numerous salary brackets and corresponding deduction amounts, with notes that deductions for dependents are reduced and that the dependent deduction has been lowered from six to a smaller amount.
Dubbo Council to deputise Premier over Barendong Dam leases
Dubbo Municipal Council plans a deputation to meet the Premier to demand full information on proposed Barendong Dam. The council notes leases granted to dredging interests since a March meeting and considers pressing for lease cancellation while urging prompt dam construction.
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MeKel
Mair
Ald. Serister
A. G. Farthing
W. H. Leonard Reza
Lancaster
A.d. Francis
Charmosan face powder promises years off looks in minutes
The advertisement touts Charmosan face powder as concealing signs of age and creating a smooth, young appearance. It claims the powder stays on for hours, giving lasting coverage and a sensation of improved skin, with a confident yes to every question a user might have about a face powder.
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Charmosan Face Powder Ad Nears Widespread Sale
A brief advertorial note promotes Charmosan face powder in varieties Rachel Naturelle Peche Sun Tan Hose Slanche with quarter and half ounce sizes. It claims availability through chemists diapers stores and chain retailers nationwide.
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Naturelle
Peche
Suntan
Hose & Slanche
Clever about your skin and Charme on cold cream
Present day clever women promote an evening skincare routine using the famous Charme son cold cream. It cleans makeup and dust, tones and refreshes the skin, and purportedly helps it look and feel better.
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Charmoean Cald Cream Boudoir Jars Sold Widely
Charmoean cald cream and tubes sold by all chemists drapers and stores including Chain Stores. Product available in jars priced 2 shillings 6 pence for jars and 1 shilling per tube. Availability noted across general retailers.
Inattentive Driving Behind Most Highway Crashes
The article argues distraction causes many accidents and that drivers now discuss incidents calmly after crashes. It cites 400 killed or injured in the past year and links fatalities to petrol rationing and excessive speed, urging full attention to driving as a life saving practice.
Low Ore Deposits in Wellington District Face Wartime Pressure
Mr. Fadden stated the British government asked Australia to boost sin production to aid the war effort. Wellington bodies long supported subsidising local low ore workings but, though ore is abundant, current costs prevent profit. War urgency may revive debate as committees pushed decentralised industries and public publicity faded without action.
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Menzies
Australia
Wellngton
Wellington
Numeria
Port Kembla
New All Steel Ford V-8 Bus Debuts in Melbourne
Melbourne street testing shows a full steel body bus built on a Ford V-8 104 inch wheelbase chassis. It seats 29 passengers, has full-vision rear windows, side openings for safety, and a full-length parcels rack. Fuel economy averaged 120 miles per gallon in trials, reflecting rising Ford V-8 usage in Melbourne transit with 85 V-8 routers and 18 parlor coaches already in service.
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Melbourne
Wool Market Report Uplifts NSW Producers Show Plans
The Country Producers' Selling Co reports the 1941 season nearly finished with June appraisements for wool up to the 14th. NSW Breeders' Association will conduct shows from June 23 to 27 with British breeds excluded. U.S. wool production data show record totals and high imports, while storage and war-related constraints shape stock handling at Wentworth Park and Tempe. The National Wool Textile Export Corporation and International Wool Secretariat plan cooperation to promote wool use globally after peace.
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Council of New South Wales
Keey Breeders’ Association
Iix
Sydney
Newcastle
U.S.A
America
United Kingdom
Central Wool Committee
Wentworth Park
Alan
Tempe
Education Minister orders winter warming for NSW schools
Immediate steps to keep children warm in New South Wales schools this winter have been taken by Minister for Education Mr Clive Evatt. He instructed that adequate fuel be provided where fireplaces are available and urged reporting of schools lacking heating facilities. W A Urquart, Plumber, Wellington.
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Clive Evatt
Evatt
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