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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1943
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text shows random phrases about July, snow, and an event. Names and concrete facts are unclear. readable segments reference a Breen, ORS, and a rapid July action but lack coherent context or detail.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an ailing patient and inept commentary about care at a hospital. Names and places are unclear, but reference to a hospital visit and related individuals appears.
In the last issue a chance meeting at an advanced base connected ACI Bill Brady of Carcom and Ron Saddell of Lyndhurst. Brady had stashed Chronicles under his bed and Saddell was thrilled to receive them for a thorough browse through the editions.
Lieut Colonel A Reid says voters want change and backs the U C P in Calare. He and Col Kent say the present federal government has caused instability. Reid believes the U C P will win the seat. he cites hope for stability and sane management in Australia.
J McCluskey from Dubbo visits and spends leave with his wife Gunner S McFawn. Mrs Green hosts Bert Leabeater at C00. Bob Tuhack, Garland district figure, hospitalized in Portlan el hospital. Wilkinson, with Leichhardt links, died suddenly at home. His wife and four daughters mourn. Mrs P Melrose returns to Rockdale afflicted by influenza. son Trevor stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs A Emms during holidays.
C W A Younger Set of Carcour decided to disband as most members left town for up war work. Present were Mrs C Pate, Mrs Furner, Miss Radturn, L Mitchie, J Stammers and E Simmons. Apologies were received. Annual report prepared for publication in a later issue.
Neville Public School reports examination results with class standings. Ninth Class: Joan McGregor first, Beryl Ollerenshaw second, Darcy Vane third. Seventh and Eighth Classes list include Joan Collins fourth, Fred Brown second, Jean Cramp. Two Neville boys Bill Smith and Joe Sykes are home on leave. Mr Devenish of Neville learns his father died in his sleep Tuesday night.
Local council meeting discusses Mr Hines contention over crossing Mr Bardseys land to access Limestone Creek and Lucan siding. An estimated resumption and fencing plan would cost about £60 chains and fees totaling around £152, with council urged to act first.
A Young Labor Electoral Council gathering at Koorawatta Sunday backed sitting MP JF Breen for the Calare seat amid Cahill MLA support. Delegates welcomed Breen and Cahill, with discussions on potential Coalition activities and Labor prospects across divisions, emphasizing unity and mobilization for the 1934 election year.
The government will fund a modern 7 500 kV powerhouse at Wyangala with transmission lines at an estimated cost of 275 000 pounds. It aims to supply Cowra Orange Bathurst Parkes Forbes Dubbo and Wellington regions plus nearby villages within 18 months, with a model built to ensure flood safety.
Breen calls for preference for striking Wharfley and coal mines while Reid and Edols, unidentified soldiers, seek priority for soldiers. The wording reflects labor and military grievances amid ongoing labor disputes and recruitment concerns.
The report lists fluctuating rabbit skin values and fox skin prices with assorted grades and quantities. It notes better demand for rest fox skins, improved prices for some lots, and variable sale difficulty for lower grades, including damaged and second-class skins.
The Country Party aims to use Lyon after the war to maintain workers and returned soldiers in employment. It supports setting up secondary industries in the country as part of its policy.
Messi Pitt Son and Badgery report the prompt finalisation of last season's operations, with favorable comment across the trade. The retention money to be returned in full and a substantial equalisation dividend are justified. There will be 16 percent distribution in July with 11 percent retention, as selling brokers prepare for the dividend at month’s end.
Mrs Aub Quince of Cowra learns her nephew William Carl Gaul of Granville drowned off a fishing raft in the Woy Woy waters. R Eldridge arrives home for ten days leave. Mrs W Barnes leaves for Quambone for a holiday. Mrs Warner travels to Cowra to visit. Mr Warner works in war work. Jack Davies of Errowanbang in Carcourt Hospital. Pte Mick Carney reports convalescence. Mrs Gerty Platt returns home after visiting. Mrs T Coates not well. wishes for her recovery. Mrs W Warner adapts well to a new job as secretary to the Crow. If effort counts, she will give it a fair share.
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