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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
1
Unclear fragment from Undurama page segment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions undurama, bendhurs, ney, Us and Neville with no clear event or context. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Undurama
Thee Ak
Ney
Neville
Semrity War Damage Payments Due Date Announced
All owners of fixed property must pay for cover by Monday June 28 1943 under the Semrity War Damage to Property Regulations.
Snow First Falls in Mandurama After Cold Wet Day
The first fall of snow settled in Mandurama on Tuesday. The event followed one of the township’s coldest and wettest days in years, marking an notable shift in local weather for residents.
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Mandurama
Carcoar Juniors Beat Mandurama In Wet Encounter
Football match reports Carcoar Juniors defeating Mandurama on a cold wet Soncay. Referee H Rice with officials Barnes Knight Piper Moss. Rice scored a try and a failed kick left Carcoar 4 nothing at half then 14 points total. upcoming game against Sthorpe on Sunday.
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Soncay
Carcoar Juniors
Hie Joel Teary
Mandurama
Log
H. Rice
Mfield
W. Barnes
Vonis
Knight
P Piper
C. Moss
Rice
Snips and Quips on compulsory unionism in Melbourne
A Melbourne report discusses the All Australian Trade Union Congress urging voluntary union membership while condemning compulsory joining as political blackbirding by Labor governments. The piece defends unionism yet supports non-unionists opposed to coercive tactics and challenges Labor figures to respond.
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All Australian Trade Union Congress
Melbourne
Wniotts
Fair Land
Fred Cahill
M.la
Lyndhurst welcomes visiting M P delegation at council home
A formal reception at Kr. JL Holman’s residence hosted by Lyndhurst leaders welcomed a party including Minister for Lands J M Tully and Orange member RE O Halloran MLA. Speakers urged support for local progress in land, mining, and water storage while residents praised Lyndhurst’s capacity and rainfall.
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Fdhiwrst
J. M. ‘Tully
RE. O'Halloran Maa
Orange
J.B. Breen
Memre der Colare
J. A. Annes
Lyndhurst Shire
G. Gerty
Cr AL Denton
Cr. A. Rowlands
JL. Holman
Hunkinds St -Ollanain
Wally
Lyndhurst
Arsen
Innes
Herne
Obituary of Barry's Elder Resident Richard Willcox
The death occurred at Blayney on Friday morning of Richard Willcox aged 86. Born at Evans Plains near Bathurst he spent most of his life in Barry and witnessed early country days. Survived by seven sons William Bert Allan Donald Stanley Aubrey and Clarence with his wife and a daughter predeceased him. Funeral held the same afternoon, body interred in the Church of England portion of Blayney cemetery.
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Blayney
Barry
Richard Willcox
Evans Plains
Bathurst
Ony
William
Bert
Allan
Donald
Unions Tied to Political Pledge Split Unlikely
The passage claims unions cannot separate from political affiliations as they would need to disown the A.C.T.U. pledge made today, and asserts there is no chance of that happening.
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A.C.T.U
Horse Of Another Color Wasps And Pitch Forks
Correspondence praises Wasps members for their readiness to assist farmers in the district. The reply notes that the organization will gather the pea crop when ready, supporting Australia’s war effort on the food front and addressing previous criticisms of government food guidance.
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Australia
Mr. Goodacre
Goodacre
W.as.p
Farmers urged to back updated pea harvest machinery
Mr Goodacre writes praising Miss Edwards and the W A S P S but notes many farmers lack experience and equipment. He cites Edgell and Sons manager Hodgson on pea harvest requires machines from America, urges government cost plus support, hutting for workers, and equal footing with soldiers to speed harvests.
Time Wasted Says Judge Rejects Recruits With Records
The judge condemned hiring men with criminal records into army and militia forces. He noted two soldiers convicted of burglary at the theatre in Cowra and stealing £217. He warned that individuals with prior offences harm unit discipline. He favored accepting rehabilitation for minor offenses but opposed seasoned offenders joining.
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A.sp
No Confidence Motion Defeated by One Vote in Canberra
The opposition’s no confidence motion was defeated by 27 votes in Canberra. The fate of the government remained uncertain as debate concluded with little prospect of immediate policy shifts.
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Canberra
Election Looms as Prime Minister Plans Dissolution
The Prime Minister signaled plans to ask the Governor General to dissolve Parliament, setting the stage for a general election. A looming August election date is anticipated amid political threats and heightened campaigning.
Penrose Names Shachinseys in National Food Effort
A fragment suggests a policy urging women to plant and harvest food for the nation. References a figure or group “Penrose” and “Woasdstock” related to mobilizing labor for food production during a wartime effort.
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Girle
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Wwe
COMMI
I. Wealth OF Australia
WAR Damage Commission
Carcoar
Sthorpe
ID & Son
REED
Monumental Ayons
Weet
Juded
M’s.p
The
Advics
Nimi
Winchcombe
Carson
Ussures
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Sydney
Yass
W.A.S.P.S
Miss Edwards
New England
Hodgson
Edgell and Sons
America
ARMY
MR. Curtin
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