Local Notes From Carcoar and Surrounds
Jun Maxwell on leave from Baboo visits Carcoar with family. Sgt and Mrs Tinsley host at Blayney while Hien and Ken attend Saints College Bathurst. Mrs J Howley sees parental visit. H Molloy returns to the City after mother Mrs Greene’s illness. Kevin Molloy heads to Sydney for Stud Ram sales this week.
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Baboo A. Ae
Carcoar
Eri Dauahwer
Carenar
H. Molloy
Greenes
Green
Kevin Molloy
Sydney
Mr. R J Fagan Seeks Long Service in P P Boards
Mr. R J Fagan known for radiant demeanor and popularity at annual P P Boards conferences has served 29 years on the Careoar P P Board and is now chairman. He spends time at Sunny Ridge Mandurawa breeding and grazing sheep and is a member of a private company with grazing property interests. He plans to devote June to public bodies and investments, including chairmanship of the local committee.
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P.P
R. J. Fagan
Careoar P.P
Fagan
Sunny Ridge
Mandur
Awa
June
Tocal Com
Carcoar Town Talk Highlights Local News and Engagements
The note column reports Mrs. Aaron Davis illness and improving condition after medical attention. Jean Stammers of Carcoar announces engagement to Corporal Frank Flood. Ron Stammers of the Railway settlement visits on weekend leave. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Les Head on a daughter born. A. and C. Williams return to their camps after leave with Sir Robert Williams family at Mile Creek Evrowanbang.
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Aaron Davis
Sir
Robert Williams
Mile Creek
Evrowanbang
Auxiliary to Women's Land Army Branch Proposed for CML Area
An auxiliary to the Women's Land Army is proposed for the Carcoar Mandurama Lyndhurst district. A meeting addressed by Mr Shand of Armidale and two Women’s Land Army Auxiliary Service members will be held at Mandurama School of Arts on Wednesday. It is hoped all district women's groups attend.
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Women's Land Army
Carcoar -Mandurama - Lyndhurst
Shand
Armidale
Women's Land Army Auxiliary Service
Mandurama School
Mandurama Winter Weather Dampens Holidays
Winter weather swept through Mandurama with rain snow and cold winds. Hills wore thick snow caps as locals, including Ken rdw and Shirley Rowlands, returned to college from holidays with families. The Lachlan Leader notes a local youth sustained a needle injury to the foot, hoped to be recovering after the incident.
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Ken ©Rdw
Cardow
Shirley Rowlands
R. R. Rowlands
J. W. Knight
Sydney
D. J. Knight
C. J. Woodward
Heather
Nancy Parry
Lyndhurst Red Cross Meeting At Memorial Hall
The Red Cross monthly meeting will be held in the Memorial Hall today. Final arrangements for the forthcoming pall will be discussed. Hospital update shows Ted Boys recovering well after surgery at Carcoar District Hospital. Margaret and David Toshack face past financial difficulties while Sgt. J McCloskey and his wife spend time in Lyndhurst.
Neville News Snow Storms Mark Week In Neville
Neville reports bitterly cold snow storms for the second time in just over two weeks amid a winter that remains harsh. Arthur McGregor spent four days on leave with his parents while Jim Radburn Jr. enjoys leave with his father. Radburn returns from New Guinea service as Dave Speers is revealed a prisoner of war. Mesrs Bob and Mac Speers share the news of his brother Dave’s status.
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A.C
Arthur McGregor
Jim
Jim Radburn
Snr
Neville
Radburn
New Guinea
Bob
Mac Speers
Dave
Freak pullet eggs displayed at Young
Two extraordinary pullet eggs drawn interest in Young for their sizes. A large egg weighs 6 oz, measures 34 inches long with a 2 inch diameter, and a small egg weighs 2 oz, is 1 inch long with a 4 inch diameter. Both were shown by Mr. J. W. Robinson of Te more Road from his poultry farm.
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J. W. Robinson
Curtin government criticized by United Country Party official
Col Munro, United Country Party general secretary, rebuts Mr Breen’s claim that Curtin put party before country. He argues Curtin formed a national government for Australia’s wartime leadership, dismissing Breen’s depiction of the Curtin cabinet as selfish and notes Labour’s defence work and warnings from Scullin.
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Curtin
Vssume
Calare
J P. Breen
Forbes Labor League
Country
Australia
Wool Report From Farmers and Graziers Co-Op
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative Co Ltd submits catalogue No 106 on May 24 with an offering of 6335 bales plus butts and bags. Northern Plains wools are stronger with burr and dust. Far Western wools heavier with vegetable fault. Top price 1d for 12 bales of Woods/Kinnimo AAAE from Kinnimo Pastoral Co Garah.
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Farmers and Grazers Co-operative Co. Ltd
Darling
Central West
Kinnimo
Kinnimo Pastoral Co
Sugar industry profits rise and record refined sugar sales
Net profit climbs to 1,041,601 with a 100,960 increase. Refined sugar sales in Australia and New Zealand exceed 500,000 tons, a new record, while Fiji notes a 5 percent rise in cane crushed. Distillery product and cane-ite sales grow but demand remains unmet.
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Colonal Sugar
Piarecleticn Cie
Australia
New Zealand
Ee Leoneae Terivers
Tecresas Td
Fiji
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Sindurama, Lyndhur Astock
Oymey
Jun Maxwell
Women’s Land Army Branch
C-M
Mittee
The
Graziers’ Association
Country Life
Mandurama
Lyndhurst News
Neville News
X. Curtin
Col. Munro
Mr. Breen
Breen
Mr. Eee
Japan
Cam Reed
Adelaide Street
Blayney
Pho
Coombing Park
E Whitney Pastoral Company Limited
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