Lyndhurst School Residence Notice From Minister to M.L.A
The Minister for Education informs Mr Moran M.L.A about arrangements for Lyndhurst Lyndilie School residence. It mentions Department painting work and flat resources, and notes Emms and her mother staying with W T Emms in Lyndhurst during a vacation prior to resuming in Nowra.
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A. K. Suddull
K.A.A.F
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Promotions for Stanley Ratulations in Field Regiment Rank
Stanley Ratulations announces a promotion to sergeant in the Field Regiment as he transfers within the unit. His colleagues await his return and salute his service after two years in the Midland division.
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Stanley
Frank
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Gowrie and Mandurama Event At Arts School
Excellency Lady Gowrie and Mrs Nigel Smith against Ivy Price will attend at the Fine Arts School on Wednesday at 2 30 pm. The event supports the Australian Red Cross. Dr R J Fagan hosts a regal party with dinner, then a journey to Cowra, as advertised.
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Wen
Nigel Smith
Ivy Price
Fine of Arts
Drs. R. J. Fagan
Sunn
Obituary Mrs Richard Cobley Passes In Canowindra
The death occurred at Canowindra early in the week of Mrs. Richard Cobley, mother of Mrs. W. G. Dugan formerly of Carcoar. Mrs. Dugan ran the Carcoar Chronicle after her husband Tor Dugan enlisted in the ALF in January. She returned to Canowindra due to her mother’s declining health. Mrs. Cobley died Monday morning and her remains were taken to Sydney for cremation. District residents extend condolences to Mrs. Dugan, who has many friends here, and she plans to spend time in the town near Tor Dugan’s camp.
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Richard Cobley
W. G. Dugan
Carcoar
Carcoar- Mandurama-Lyndhurst
Dugan
Death of Mrs. Thomas Maloney at Brown's Creek district
The long time Brown's Creek resident, Mrs. Thomas Maloney aged 84, died after an accident that scalded her with boiling water. She spent ten weeks in hospital at Orange Base. Survived by four sons and three daughters. one son listed as Percy Brown's Creek. Born in Araluen, she resided at Brown's Creek for 86 years.
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Ck.Millthorpe
Thomas Maloney
Percy
Brown's Creek
Maloney
Araluen
Wild Pigs Industry Proposed for Macquarie River Marshes
A proposal to the Government suggests spending £20,000 to exploit wild pigs on the Macquarie River marshes in the Warren Dubbo district as a commercial venture. A second idea proposes introducing farm boars to interbreed with the wild population to speed up domestication within three years.
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Macquarie River
Warren-Dubbo
Chronicle Under New Management Promises Local Duty
The Chronicle announces a new management and pledges to serve the Lachlan district as an independent newspaper. It seeks resident cooperation to sustain the paper amid wartime pressures and possible ties with the Lachlan Leader, asserting the Chronicle will remain a local paper for Carcour Mandurama Lyndhurst and district readers.
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Chronicle
Lachlan
Australia
Carcour-Mandurama-Lyndhurst
Reading on Moscow and the war's wider lesson
A reflection on changing views of Russia and communism during wartime. The piece argues against blanket prejudice, urges open mindedness, and calls Australians to think independently while considering ideas from various systems. It emphasizes rejecting dogma and embracing informed, individual judgment.
First woman motor delivery carter in Dubbo
Miss Doris Hazell of Macquarie Street began work this week as a motor delivery carter for Mr T A G Wilson a Budge Street baker. She came from Nevertire and moved to fill a wartime labor shortage when men enlisted for service.
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Dubbo
Doris Hazell
Macquarie Street
T. A. G. Wilson
Budge Street
Hazell
Nevertire
Fighting Services
Australia bacon venture eyed to ease shortage
Australia plans a venture to boost supply, aiming to add about 20,000 per year for treatment, addressing a bacon shortage. The deal centers on expanding production to meet rising demand.
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Trea
One Adult Male to Each Farm Decided
At the Wattamon dara Agricultural Bureau meeting during the Central War Agriculture Committee questionnaire review on harvest labor the main decision set was one adult male to each registered farm excluding the working owner. It also approved limited formation of labor groups and farmers cooperatives only on adjacent areas.
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Wattamondara Agricultural Bureau
Central War Agriculture Committee
Young
Progress and Labor Party in Queensland Clash
Forgan Smith argues the Official Labor Party pursues a disreputable scheme aimed at attacking the Curtin Government. He contends the motive behind the plan defies public trust and calls for renewed accountability in Queensland politics.
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Progress
Official
Labor Party
Achores Smith
Queensland
Curtin
Reward for information on Coombing Park trespass and tampering
The Chronicle offers a reward of 150 pounds for information leading to conviction of anyone acting against sheep at Coombing Park. A second 50 pound reward is available for information that leads to conviction for tampering with flood gates or wire netting at Coombing Park. Trespass, shooting, rabbiting, or fishing on Coombing Park will be prosecuted without respect to persons.
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