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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1943
Page
1
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The late Mr McBawn of Woodstock died recently aged about years after long illness. He lived in Woodstock for 50 years and owned properties including Beig Nosy is tithed. Survived by wife, one sister and numerous children including Mrs Cuther, Mr Dyothery, Robert, Sydney, Rowland, Patrick and nine daughters and three sons. Golden wedding celebrated seven years ago. Funeral from Presbyterian Church Woodstock at 2:30 p.m. to Woodstock cemetery with H B Douglas officiating and A Simeon Co handling arrangements. Pall-bearers were his three brothers and three sons.
Mr. dr. Court spent the week end at his home and returned to Orange Sunday evening. Sister May Slammers visits her parents before resuming duties in Sydney. RC Patricks, bound over to her foot, is improving and will soon be able to move about. Minetion Hay on Simeday with a transfer to Orange planned. Constable Tucker shifts attention to Orange center. Presbyterian ladies of Carcoar plan a street jumble sale Saturday afternoon with donations of suitable articles appreciated.
A letter discusses Mr Loughlin and the UCP stance on a National Government. The writer rebukes Loughlin for labeling the UCP as low wage and defends farmers' support for secondary industry while criticizing Labour and Nationalists. It argues Canada and South Africa lack a national government due to racial issues and cites Australia as similar to Britain in political setup.
A £50 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone damaging wire netting and fences at Sunny Ridge. The piece vents political opinion, accusing Labor figures of communistic influence and discussing regulations, with references to Dr Evatt, Curtin, and the Australian Labor Party.
A Neville event Saturday night honored Privates Charlie Oats and Roy Vane with wallets containing 2 shillings 2 pence each. Mr. Bob Spears spoke for Neville citizens praising the two men. Oats and Vane replied with thanks as a song, then dancing and a supper provided by the CWA ladies followed.
In Thorby Indiana, discussions focus on Calare and Defence with a bold plan for up to 50 000 sod by leading transport West. A brave initiative outlined in a structured program aims to push an envisioned timetable, while public objections are not yet open.
The One Parliament for Australia movement led by figures including e i thorpe and A G Walker seeks to abolish State Parliaments and promote independence while working with other parliamentarians. It pledges Christian doctrine and opposes godless legislation and party politics. The plan proposes electing the ministry by the whole House and a mechanism to dismiss members via petition.
Lyndhurst Shire Council heard Dr. J. A. Innes condemn Cork's lane as the worst road seen, demanding drainage. He noted running water down the middle and dangerous Neville bridge, while inspections of Carcoar Mandurama and Barry area revealed mixed road conditions and urgent repairs. The shire engineer noted drainage work by J. Kind and completed works at Burnt Yards School.
A reminder announces the Grenfell Show to be held on Friday and Saturday September 3 and 4. Schedules are available from the secretary Mr H O. Exhibits expected in trotting, poultry, cattle, and other sections. Early entries are urged.
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