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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
3
A communication from Minister for National Welfare notes consideration of dressmaking classes at Boorowa under the Technical Education Department. Mr R. Letttron and M. Donaldson submitted representations on behalf of the Country Women's Association of NSW urging careful examination and a formal reply as soon as practicable.
The Royal Commission exonerates Mr Fred J Cahill on bribery charges after a report tabled in the Legislative Assembly. McCaw had alleged questions, Cahill denied them, and Justice Dwyer found no attempt to corruptRailway officials or secure favors for Nou Motollies Ltd. The inquiry concluded no criminal conspiracy or improper influence occurred.
Mr Brod Cahill Majd Nas received a letter from Mr Jive Evatt MLAS Palestine advising that two more building sites fronting Dry Street Boorowa have been resumed for hoaxing purposes. The owner of the family has been advised and forms to claim compensation have been forwarded. notification appeared in Government Gazette No 2 of February 1950.
Hope South Australia branch of the Agricultural Bureau discusses sheds to improve wool production. The plan notes several districts lack adequate facilities. farmers seek centralized, properly equipped sheds with spray dips, water, and rosters to speed shearing and reduce losses.
A Cowra man predicts trouble for farmers who bought high priced ewes with foot and wool rot. He warns that such purchases will depress wool and sheep values, urging breeders to avoid selling off their flocks for short term gain and to plan for better profits in the long run.
The Premier Mr McGirr announced the end of many housing restrictions after a State Cabinet meeting. Construction of new homes, churches, hospitals, and schools will be allowed without permits in residential areas. A private garage is still subject to permit requirements, and the plan preserves brick quota for future homes and key buildings.
A fragmented report notes a motor boat operation on a western waterway with casualties and a referenced island. The text is severely garbled, but hints at a fatal incident with numbers suggesting deaths and counts related to an event near a shoal island.
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