Evening for Soldiers
SINGLETON Wednesday. — Soldiers Dave Clark, Alan Dever, Len Griffiths and Nick Gardner were guests at a party at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1943
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Cigarette Fund For Soldiers
Members of the Ladies Park Bowling Club will hold a ladies’ “mugs” bowls afternoon on Thursday in aid of the…
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Dave Clark and A. Dever, who ware lorry driving prior to enlistment with the A.I.F., and L. Griffith and Nick Gardner, also members of the A.I.F.,…
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During last night's annual meeting of Howe Park Tennis Club, the president (Miss Netta Tulloch) criticised soldiers for…
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Sergeant Jack Regan, of an A.I.F. Ambulance unit, has been renewing acquaintance with his many friends at Branxton. Sgt. Regan, who has…
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On Tuesday night, a large attendance present at the Oddfellows' Hall, to join in the "Welcome Home", extend to Ptes. L. Winterbine, R. Roeth, J…
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Cpl. James Warren[?] who was wounded at [?] returned home after[?] three years and [?]…
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LONDON March 10—A German News Agency despatch [?] Rome says that Italian casualties on the Russian front in…
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When the dawn came up like thunder on December 7, 1941, and Hawaii was awakened by the roar and [?] of Japanese bombs, the thunder swept across the American continent from the Pacific to the Atlantic and, shattered at one…
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SINGLETON Thursday.— A number of returned soldiers were entertained at a re-union dinner at Singleton Sports Club last…
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A British officer awarded the V.C., after he had been reported killed in action in Tunisia, is now reported a prisoner of war in Italy. He is Major…
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SYDNEY Friday—The Minister for Mines, Mr. J. M. Saddeleydrew attention to the fact that there ia a [?] demand at…
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"The Government recognises advertising as a legitimate tool of business and believes it has a useful role in our war effort."—Statement by…
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Attempts by sonic employers to compel their employees to maintain pre-war clothing standards despite clothes rationing, had been brought…
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America, not Australia and New Zealand, must bear the brunt of the war against Japan, says Hallett Abend, expert on Far…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Creating Interest in War Loan Inaugural Meeting of Local Committee
Inaugural meeting of the recently [?]ormen Singleton and District War Loans and War Savings Committee was held on…
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LONDON .March 11— Partly disclosing the Government immediate plans to ensure Britain’s place m world civil aviation after the war, Lord Cranb[?] in the House of Lords the Government, three weeks ago, received a…
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BRANXTON Friday—Pte. Victor Ernsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy [?]rnst, of Dalwood–road East Branxton, is some on leave…
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During his words of welcome to the assembly of soldiers who have seen service in this war, the president of the Singleton sub-branch of the…
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