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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1942
Page
3
Woodstock Comforts Display and Local Notices
Residents are invited to visit the Woodstock Comforts Display on Saturday afternoon May 20 to view exhibitions by Comforts Fund and related groups. A jumble shop opens May 30 in Bartkin Street with goods and produce for sale to support the Red Cross and Comforts funds. Church services are listed for Sunday at 9 and 7:20 pm with a memorial hall dance to raise funds. Local troop activity near Westville noted and volunteers sought to strengthen the Woodstock Platoon. Weather is mild with hoped for rain to end a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Rhenian
Comforts Fund
Childrtn
Finter Comforts Fund
Woodstock
Ita
Cowra
Westville
F. Brooks
Myre
Bartkin Street
Memorial Hall
Fruit Grower Quotes Easier To Catch Rabbits Than Sell Apples
Bert Feltham compares the effort to grow and sell apples with catching rabbits, claiming he would earn more from rabbits than from his apples. He mentions Nashdale Abbot and Granny Smith, implying fruit cultivation challenges and financial tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Feltham
Nashdale
Granny Smith
PENSIONERS RAIL CONCESSIONS FOR MONTHLY RETURNS
Country pensioners may claim a monthly return ticket between country stations at a reduced fare with eleven months of the year at a special rate. An annual privilege allows travel to Sydney or Newcastle. Mr Cahill in Young has pressed for fair fare concessions aligning country privileges with metropolitan districts. The agitation is supported by local pensioners associations and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Goodacre
Jack Goodsere
Ligut
Roy Brown
Commercial Bank
Bill White
Middle East
Harry White
M. Walnis
Haberfield
Frank Higgins
Aice
Plex
R. Dolbel
Jack Fuller
Boba Vite
All May
Ted Anthony
Len
Harry Haylen
Mra
W. Tuckay
Betty
Sydney
JT. Purcell
Purcell Park
J. McDonagh
Newcastle
Sunecate
Fr. Cahill
Young
Agitelion
Kewieh
G.A
Petstonens
Assneta Tin
Cherry trees bloom early as autumn warms district
The Wertren district reports cherry trees blooming despite cool days. A specimen from a backyard gardener shows blossoms and late cherries forming toward the season’s end. Observers note similar early blossoms in Sydney as gardens display sprig-like blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planta
Wertren
Falon
Infant Progress Report From Young's Tiny Baby 21b 1007
The infant, now several days old, is slowly feeding by eye dropper and then bottle with olive oil. Wrapped in cotton wool, the child resembles a small Kequina in the cot. A hospital keeps a special interest as the youngster gains nourishment and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young “Chronicle
Deasey
Dubbo by election: Yeo chosen for Country Party slate
In Dubbo the by election sees Mr A W Yeо, former Castlereagh M L A and Lands Minister, selected as the Country Party candidate for June 6. Labor backs Mr Robertson by a narrow margin over the late Mr George Wilson with 259 votes. Two other nominations by L Clark and H J Harvey withdrew in favor of Yeо, with Independent V Thorby No 2 and G A McDonnell as possible contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Labor
George Wilson
A. W. Yeu
M.L.A
Castlereagh
Country Party
Dubbo
Mesary. L
Clark
H. J. Harvey
Yeo
V, Thorby
Council backs restricted motorist lighting on rural roads
Council debated masked headlights and urged Lyndhurst Shire to amend regulations to allow unrestricted lighting only during emergencies. Dr Burns called it an anomaly to install such lights, citing danger to all road users. The motion to cooperate in the proposed direction was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombe
Lyndhurst
Burns
Denton
New Wheat Scheme Aims Four Per Bushel on 3000 Bushels
The Minister for Commerce said the plan pools wheat beyond 3000 bushels and distributes returns after pooling. He argued the method prevents farmers with large portions from exploiting the system and ties payments to farm size in the registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMe
Scully
Wheat growers to receive guaranteed payments under pool plan
The Minister said growers delivering wheat to No 5 pool will get about 3 1/6d per bushel, totaling £26,833,000. The guaranteed price under stabilisation is 3s 10d per bushel for 140,000,000 bushels, but last season’s crop exceeded average and AWB intake was 153,000,000 bushels. Payments may be spread over the crop and could rise if receipts exceed 3s 6d. Much of the crop will be carried over to next season due to difficult sales conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siso
Scully
Australian Wheat Board
Carcoar Iron Ore Dispute With BHP
In the Legislative Assembly Mr J M Baddesey, minister for mines, faced questions from Mr E A O Halloran about Carcoar iron ore deposits. The BELP and other parties would not engage with the ore, and Mr Hosking of BELP reportedly visited Carcoar to inspect the deposits. Officials warned mining would be restricted if ore was mined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BELP
J. M. Baddesey
E. A. ‘O'Halloran
Mr. O'Halloran
Mr. Hosking
Carcoar
Thiam
B.H.P
British War Production Board Eyes Nightshirts Over Pajamas
The War Production Board plans a wardrobe shift for men toward old fashioned nightshirts to save cloth. If adopted, the program would reduce fabric use and alter sleepwear trends in Britain during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British War Production Board
Calare Race Sees Breen Victory Over Calare Candidate
Mr J P Breen defeated his Calare rival in the latest election. The opposing candidate, Calare, faced an uphill contest against Breen who held strong support amid regional issues. Thorby, previously Postmaster General and Federal Minister for Defence, noted as a former holder of national portfolios, did not contest this race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calare
J. P. Breen
Thorby ‘Wens
Defence
Finis to Gold-Mining Venture Finis Winding Up
The Sulphide Gold Co ends its mining venture after heavy losses. Assets limited to cash near £300. creditors total about £7,700. Board seeks dissolution under Section 429 with Registrar. Local shareholder missives reveal misallocation costs and poor uptake of tiny dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Sulphide Gold Co
Junction Reefs
Blast Furnace Plan for Inland Ore Deposits at Cowra and Carcoar
The Cowra mayor urged establishing a blast furnace to treat inland iron ore deposits at Carcoar and Cowra. He argued decentralising iron and steel production would aid wartime needs, create jobs for returning soldiers, and strengthen national security, noting Broula ore and local deposits have strong potential but lack of rail and steel remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoar
Cowra
Ald. Whitby
Seo
Cahill
Hieutmont
Broula
Railway Department
Australia
South Australia
N.S.W
Cedi
Wwenties Industries
Our Country’s Warring Costs and Coastal Works Policy
A speaker laments lack of insurance and warns wars will recur. He notes rising federal spending, calls for local control of vital industries, and criticizes government delays in funding. Discussion mentions a Drowla deport project and concerns over industrial rings and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Arewe
Lith~ Gow
Chesel Coast
Australia
Pres
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