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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1943
Page
2
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A memorial note for Rove Anna Radburn who died October 25 1942. The message recalls a smiling face a kind heart and lasting memory. Gratitude from her daughter son-in-law Jim and Fred and grandchildren Laurie Athol Joyce and Trevor in heaven they hope to meet her in faith.
In memoriam tributes recount Rose Anna Radburn who died on October 25. The messages from her daughter Rose and granddaughter Mary express love and belief in reunion in God’s mansions. Additional lines from family members Rene Jim and others recall her memory and faith across years 1942 1943.
In loving memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother Rove Anna who passed away October 25. We think of you with love today and always. From her son Bill and daughters Kath Leone and Ralph.
In fond and loving memory of Rose Anna, mother and grandmother. Bealsh, her daughter, and grandchildren Laurna, Gerrard, Michoel, and Ann insert this memorial poem. Though we face mercs and memory fades, our voices recall her love and cherish her always.
Radburn a tribute of love in memory of our darling Mum Rose Anne Gad called Home 28th Det 90 One year ago a message came From Dad who thought it bend To take our darling Mother home give her peace and rest by her loving son and daughter in law Ken and Corrie dear brother Duncan Thomas passed away October Bah 1930 Boos graveste1f Remembrance Inserted by his loving sisters
A brief notice invites donations of cake ingredients and gin. Interested helpers may leave items at Knights Store in Mandure Ama for local assistance efforts.
In parliament, Mr Edgar Dring urged action to combat soil erosion in Australia. He noted millions of cubic yards of soil lost to streams and called for government funding and soil conservation stations. He stressed soil preservation as essential to national existence and noted postwar manpower needs.
In Kyogle a Rural Reconstruction Committee meeting heard that country life must be made more attractive to check drift from land. Suggestions included settling soldiers on accessible land and addressing fodder shortages tied to manpower, with farmers already working long hours attending to cattle.
The Minister for Education Mr Evatt told the Legislative Assembly that voting on delaying school hours could be left to parents in country towns. He noted some would approve while others would opt out, in response to Mr Dickson of Temora who argued daylight saving affected small centres.
Mrs Hargan's condition shows a little better after care by Mrs Graham, with Mrs Hargan now in hospital. Pte Alf Coates and Pte Les Faint returned to camp after short leaves. Percy Rushion and Mrs Rushren spent holidays with family before work in the North. Mr and Mrs Johnson arrived to stay with Mrs Carney. Mrs Knox returned to Sydney after visiting Mrs Bourke at the Royal Hotel.
Constable MrLaughian and family return from holidays to Mandurama while transfer to Coonabarabran is planned. Relieving Constable Trelaw left for Orange. W. Gurney and Pte Mervyn Carney home on leave. Sniper W Willard also home. Miss Pat Gurney crowned Belle of Lyndhurst Hospital Ball. Alf Willard and son depart for Sydney. D Carney’s husband ill in hospital. church euchre party planned. Mrs Warner unwell with hope of improvement.
A Carcoar Junior Farmers Club meeting in the public wheel on Thursday night Oct 7 drew about 24 of 28 members. Mrs Val Handcock presided with Mr and Mrs Harris and Mr D Hargans visiting. The group discussed fencing off ground for potato planting, superphosphate access, and received ploughing offers from Blaze ly Hargans and Master Joan Kind. Mrs C Harris gave an address on flower culture inspiring several girls to pursue flower growing in their projects. Acknowledgments to Mewson Surns and Blazely for weed gifts were met with acclamation, and a vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs Harris closed the meeting.
A War Loan rally is planned for 213 pan on Saturday, organized by the Abercrombie Shire Council. Readable fragments note Master Jim Howard recovering from a year operation at Buyney hospital. Other items mention a school dentist and local residents Mr and Mrs H Gkinner and Frank Canwright.
The State Government moves to curb moneylenders by enabling Rural Bank loans up to £50 with secure conditions. Applicants must show urgent need, regular employment, and favorable circumstances, plus one or two guarantors. Citizens prefer quicker access to credit despite higher interest.
Reports from Burnt Yards note shearing began at several sheds last week with optimism for continued fine weather. A Baker Bros. shed hand, Franke Morgan, injured his left arm by a bare hook, surgery not required. Mrs R Lumme remains on the unfortunate list after hand injury from a broken bottle. she has recovered at home. Linda Lumme visited from Sydney. Gov Harris thanks Comforts Fund for a canteen order. Ruth Fewkes attended her sister’s wedding in Sydney last weekend.
Mr and Mrs J Thompson recently received nine guests from two of their sons and a daughter Mr Bob Resayee of ceria Puddy ton ALF accompanied by Sancee Also Mrs Green and her Buskend attended the gathering reflecting a small family social event at the Urunney residence.
The report says Allied raids on Rahul and Japanese bases in New Guinea severely cripple Japan’s Pacific position. It argues Australia is at risk, urges broad naval and air strikes to destroy Japan’s ships and air forces, and contends land fighting will not decide the war, predicting a protracted island hopping campaign and a possible European war end.
A fragmented scene suggests Premier McKell faces questions over a surplus and tax policy. The dialogue notes that reductions are unlikely as states no longer tax, casting doubt on the significance of the surplus and McKell’s broader ambitions.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions sports and rows with unclear names and actions, implying a local sports item but missing key details such as participants, place, date, and outcome.
Fragmentary text hints a local committee hearing or vote. Names and specifics are unreadable, but indicates a formal gathering, perhaps to discuss a council matter or community issue. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the legible portions.
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