Harden newspaperman expelled from labor branch returns
Harden newspaper proprietor W. Dugan, once expelled for opposing bank nationalisation, is readmitted after a headquarters ruling. Local protest and a Federal Council re admission requirement trigger debate on party extremism and representation. Bulk wines and O P Rum advertised at Striblow's.
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Harden
W. Dugan
A.L.P
Dugan
Wil
Murray
Digan
Federal Council
Labor
Country Party
Rural Development plan aims free allotments for county
Mr Beard outlines a proposal to grant free rural allotments funded by surplus petrol tax proceeds. He says metropolitan groups seek petrol tax relief to abolish a bridge toll and redirect funds to county projects. The plan intends to build amenities for loyal heritage families using tax-derived revenue.
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TTI Te
Scear
Anil Siiking C
Aminitin
Imetropolit
Teard
Engagements Notice From Gundagai and Marrickville
Engagements announced for Maya Quirk of Gundagai to Learnerd Koch of Crimdagai and Ebene Olive Poplin of Hoorena to Roy Michart of Marrickville. Read Today’s Advis in The News.
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Koch-Quirk
Maya
M. T. Quirk
Gundagai
Const
Adps
D. Dd. Koch
Crimdagai
Irvine-Poplins
Ebene Olive
Daumghter
J. Poplin
Poplin Villa
Hoorena
Roy Michart
Nt. Tevine
Marrickville
Star Bloom Injured in Easter Handicap at Randwick
Promising galloper Star Bloom, owned by Perce and Sid Kensit of Narrawa, sustained a severe leg tendon injury in the Easter Handicap at Randwick on Monday. Jockey Al Hagelin and trainer Mr Stewart briefed officials as the horse needed long recovery with hope of possible return, while Steward and officials examined the race action and the use of plates on horses.
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Star Bloom
Perce
Sid Kensit
Narrawa
Randwick
Star Blown
al Hagelin
Hes Navn Dai
Wintniee Post
Aolveteringey Sargeon
Mir
Stewart
Rugby Show Visitors And Local Notices Highlight Weekend
Visitors from Kinghorne Street Goulburn and local families including Gill Hauwnington and children Gail Lindsay travel to Rugby. Messrs Mewhorn Caley host and others spend days with relatives. Flood rains break records. Lachlan River bridge on Crookwell Road blocked for weeks. Local footballers play first Sunday match with Married and Single teams. referees F Mewhorn and T Caley.
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Ated Mies
Jacek Uhiorns
Kinghorne Street
Goulburn
Ales. Gill Hauwnington
Gail and
Lindsay
Youvith
Mewhorn
Lichlan River
Croakwell Road
Letters to the Editor on Lottery Pranks and a Bathurst Judge
A letters page notes that submissions must include real names and rejects pseudonyms. Judge Shorthound of Bathurst warns that a drunk on a motorcycle is less dangerous than an atomic bomb, underscoring public safety concerns and the era’s editorial tone.
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Judge Shorthound
Bathurst
Golf notes reflect Easter week competition on affected links
During the Easter weekend golfers contended for nine hole events due to poor conditions from levies and tall grass. Winners included AL McGrath L Mason and E I Devel in Par Handicap Stroke Handicap and Flag events. Weather improves as mowing nears completion unlocking 18 hole play for forthcoming weeks.
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AL. McGrath
L. Mason
E. I Devel
Nine Holes Event Draw For Wednesday at Club
The club schedules a nine holes competition with a draw listing matchups such as McCabe versus Lindsay and Thomas versus Dowling. A committee meeting is set for Thursday at 4 pm with plans for next Sunday’s guests including Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Webh.
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McCabe
Lindsay
S. Thomas
E. Dowling
M. Quilkey
M. Donaldson
Litheliol
C. Perks
FE. Tancork
Thosteases
Donaldson
Miss Ray
Webh
Young
Boorowa to Host West Wyalong in Open Group 9 Clash
Boorowa Rugby League will meet West Wyalong on Sunday at the Boorowa Showground in the opening Group 9 competition game. The match marks West Wyalong’s first appearance on the local ground, with team lineups listed on a separate page.
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West Wyalong
Boorowa
West Wryalong
Local Government Convention At Tamworth May 4 And 6
The Local Government and Shires Associations announce a public convention in Tamworth on May 4 and 6 to address county needs. Secretary My. A. Mainerd said the event aims to boost public understanding of Local Government value and to stimulate greater activity within government to meet community needs.
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Tamworth
Local Government and Shires Associations
My. A. Mainerd
Oitly Theodds
Car Thieves Loot Crash Scene And Steal Belongings
Thieves raided a car after a road accident near Drogioing on Good Friday. They removed every valuable item from the wreck including clothing and travel gear and even damaged the steering wheel and windscreen wipers. The owners lost their clothes and gear and had the car stripped.
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Drugiong
Local Government Convention Aims to Clarify Goals
Mr Mainerd outlines a convention to foster frank exchanges between Local Government and local leaders. He says future conventions will cover western and southern portions of the state. Local Government seeks to build the system but warns the people must understand its purposes difficulties and objectives.
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Mainerd
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Mr. Doug. Beard
Jie
Reid, Smith Pty. Ltd
International Harvesters
Repair and Cleaning Service
Reid Smith Py. Ltd
Rugby News
Miss Lane Rotwrts
Petty Croker
Hirliday
Cormuford
Mra. Cornford
Parrerits
Mrs. T. Calew
Mrs. O Mewbaurte
Princation
Thotsem
Tierney
M. Metrrath
L Olferenshaw
M. Dickson
HE. Cushell
I. Roweler
McDonald
Pam
Weeden
Grant Bros
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NASCO
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Delco Lovejoy
AC. & Hyatt
Guide and Packard
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Buick
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Pontiac
Ginty & O’leary Pty. Ltd
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