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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

8

G P Wall Agent for T Robinson & Co Farm Machinery

G P Wall acts as agent for T Robinson & Co offering Royal Headers Webb windmills separators farm gates and fences plow and cultivator discs steel plow shares and driving chains for headers plus oils twine and other farm equipment. Inference notes indicate general machinery stock and agents.

Royal Headers John Dere Webb Wall Arent

Damp houses and hygiene in country dwellings

Public Health Editor outlines causes of dampness in rural homes, the role of damp courses and drainage, and health impacts. He urges damp-proofing, proper painting, vegetation control, and good personal hygiene including regular bathing as a path to better health and morale.

Wellington J. A. Davis

War Work Forecast For Postwar Britain

Population after the war is expected to be about 8 percent higher than 1938 39, but employed numbers may rise only about 5.5 percent. Investigations by the Ministry of Post-war Reconstruction cite birth-rate falls, wartime male losses, higher school leaving age, and earlier retirements as key factors. The Beich Section notes many young women will seek employment outside the home in the postwar years.

England Samuel Pepys Aquarius A.M.P. Society Ministry of Post Beich

Largest US military bus ferries 260 soldiers at Camp Carson

The world’s largest bus in the United States shuttles soldiers between the gate and barracks at East Camp Carson Colorado. It carries 260 passengers, equaling the capacity of 62 five passenger cars.

United States East Camp Carson Colorado

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Newcastle Mes, DL Hamilton N.S.W G. P. Wall T. Robinson & CO Dwight D. Eisenhower Sir Arthur Tedder Samuel Hordern K.B.E Cecil H. Hoskins Frederick H. Tout M.L.C Hubert Fairfax W. A. Mackay S.A. Smith Septimus G. Rowe A.W. Sneddon PLA Futfield, Manger New South Waton Pitt Street Sydney William Street Bathurst Chas. E. Turner New Business J. A. Stapleton Orange Dubbo P.O. Box Industrial Department A. W. Moy Jean St PST WAR Workers
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