03 Jun 1952
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
1
Telephone 31. Braidwood offices Wallace E Street phone 107 report June moon phases with first quarter on June 1st, full moon June 8th, last quarter June 15th and new moon June 22nd.
A compact excerpt from a June issue reflects on a call for action and solidarity. The text contrasts lack of aid with the need for resistance and hope for a better future beyond the immediate moment.
Wartime statements by L G Roth of Tumbarumba at Young rally push for county markets to improve fruit and vegetable distribution. The Liberal Party seeks growers markets in country towns to reduce reliance on Sydney markets and curb price competition.
Vernon Treatt warned at a regional conference that a Labour majority would resume the socialisation of the state including farms. He recalled former Premier McGirr’s threats to seize farmers’ land if they did not work it as the government dictated.
A letter to the Tallagaw ay Shire Council complains of a rough footpath to Post Cove at Nerriga. Speakers accuse the Shire of using poor red clay gravel and failing to fund proper repairs. The engineer will rectify the misstep, with contention over gravel quality and budgeting.
The Land Board set hearings for June 12 1902 at Braidwood regarding extension of term for special leases and conversions of spe ll leases. Names include James George Tiehenor Anfierson ideco James Alexander Atuart Charles Alfred Simpson Victor George Cook, and others. Parish and county references appear with Archi Earl Lease and rear enclosure notes.
The Full Court affirmed the Magis trate ruling that merely having rabbits and burrows on Molong grazing land does not prove an offence. Douglas Tait’s campaign to suppress rabbits was not a single act but a continuous effort, with some burrows remaining.
At a Shoals Shire Council meeting the Engineer urged the President to guide two councillors over alleged interference with road staff. The President stated no councillor may direct any employee and that complaints go to the Engineer Shire Clerk or President under the Local Government Act.
Brief item notes a tersely reported issue from the Niagara Falls Review. Limited readable content offers no clear event, names, dates, or outcomes to specify.
A report from Goulburn details Warwick Peters, a 14 year old pupil from Royanny Public School, growing peanuts at the school. Mr Cleaver notes seeds and harvests with four seeds per pod and encourages others to plant peanuts, remarking peanuts are new to the district.
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