Harden to Host New Garment Factory by Warnstrong Co
Barden Murrumburrah prepares for a clothing fannery opening at a fortyme with 30 machines planned. Warnstrong Manufacturing Co MD Mr M Mann optimistic about district prospects for secondary industries. Sydney operatives to train locals. furnished cottages sought for visiting workers. factory to produce military and men s and boys cloth.
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M. Mann
Warnstrong Manufacturing Co
Ableshouse
Podmore
Mann
Sydney
Harden
Sand
Three More Wet Years Forecast for Sydney Rainfall
Calculations by Mr Inigo Jones long range weather forecaster indicate a decline in Sydney rainfall with three more wet years followed by a dry period The Crohamhurst Observatory financed by the Graziers Association notes Jones commented on a New South Wales Meteorologist statement that Sydney is in the peak of a counter cycle after seven years of below average rainfall He predicted three more years of good rainfall before a dry period.
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Inigo Jones
Weathey
Sydney
Jones
Crohamhurat Observatory
Asociaion
New South Wales
Mares
Alf Collins Agency for Unit Insurance Co License
Alf Collins Agency for Unit Insurance Co operates as a licensed stock and station agent under the agency framework. The text indicates official licensing status and service scope within insurance brokerage.
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Agency For Unit Insurance Co
Transport bid hints at smaller Sydney Xmas crowds
A terse note suggests smaller than expected country folk turnout in Sydney this Christmas and hints that travel restrictions could ease beforehand, leaving room for changes in holiday plans and crowd sizes.
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Sydney
Trading Losses At Dubbo Wool Company
At the annual meeting in Dubbo the Australian Carbonbearing Wool and Textile Company Limited disclosed a trading loss of 6212. The chairman Mr Robert Killen cited heavy freight charges and rising costs as the main handicap. Negotiations for government assistance are in progress. Freight and carriage costs rose to 213,947 9/7 with wages 12 435 19 11 and purchases at £10 222 5 9. Income from carbonising was £38 441 3/1.
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Killen
Churchill urges immediate peace talks with big three
The column notes Churchill’s warning that a peacetime pause risks a return to chaos. It stresses preparing for postwar reconstruction led by Britain, the United States, and Russia, and argues Russia must have a strong say. It urges early ceasefire talks among the three powers for lasting prosperity and warns Australia must stay vigilant after Europe’s war ends.
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Churchill
Europe
Britain
United States
U.S
Russia
Ruskia
Australia
Japan
Young aldermen tangle with irate snake
Two aldermen from Hor in the business life of Your faced a wild encounter as they crossed a paddock. Alderman Gus Smith stepped on a snake about 8 feet long, which quickly coiled around his leg. A swift kick freed the reptile, and it slunk away stunned and unharmed.
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Gus Smith
Dave Browster
Mr. Smith
Rais
Population fears drive postwar housing and birth control debate
Fragmented remarks discuss wartime demography and postwar housing in Sydney. Speakers urge addressing unemployment and housing before encouraging birth planning, lament cramped one room flats and crowded city living, while criticizing clergy and authorities for not ready to manage birth control. The passage reflects social strain and policy tension in housing, family planning, and urban life.
Young may miss out with clothing factory
In a letter to the Young Witness, F J Cahill states a local firm was told manpower authorities cannot supply sufficient workers. He asks the Chamber of Commerce to gather 30 to 40 women willing to work in a Young clothing factory to attract a plant, noting Minister Knight says decentralising the industry hinges on labor, buildings, and factory size.
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F. J. Cahill
Young
Chamber of Commerce
Cahill
Hamilton Knight
Labor and Industry
Festive season brings crowded trains to Sydney over holidays
The city seems unusually quiet this Christmas as holidaymakers seek escape. Those staying year round are eager to travel, while trains remain packed and passengers jostle for seats.
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Sydney
Andrew Sisters Banned By Country Radio Station
A country radio station chief explains the decision to ban the Andrews Sisters from air. He cites listener complaints and a desire for melody and good vocalists as the rationale behind censoring recordings like Boogie Boogie Bugle Boy and Rum and Coca-Cola.
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Andrew Sisters
Wheat Growers Hear CP Critique Of Sweated Labor
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Lawson of the CP attacked wheat restrictions and sweated labor in Australia, urging the federal government to expand production. He argued world wheat needs and price comparisons justify lifting controls, noting wartime subsidies and the stabilisation plan as failing to help farmers amid lower local harvests.
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Australia
Lawson
C.P. Murray
Legislative Assembly
Wagga
Seamen Try To Put War News In Context
Returning sailors describe bravado and bias in public reports while assessing German Japanese and Australian fighters. They praise Australian dash but caution on Japanese fanatics and German toughness, noting wartime training and ship design. Sailors include Petty Officer A J Cusick and Able Seaman Town Jones with Mediterranean and Atlantic service.
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Jst
Ion
Jones
Germany
A. J. Reynolds
A. J. Cusick
Mediterranean
North Semanit
Greece
Crete
Tobruk
Town Jones
Seven Seas
Australia
Atlantic
Pacific
M.D. Chatterton
Middle East
Release of Dairy Men 198 Of Wool In From Army 8 Years
Dairy Man Power Advisory Committee advised Mr J Bellemore Deputy Director General of Man Power NSW that cases are occurring where employers in the dairy industry are making applications for the release of men from the Army direct to National Service Offices. Bellemore stated this is correct and the procedure is for applications to be made through dairy factories.
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Dairy Man Power Advisory Committee
J. Bellemore
Bf Man Power
N.8.w
Ensox
Army
National Service
Bellemore
McGinty The Moving Sheep Sets Wool Record
McGinty a five year old ram owned by J Carey of Green Hill Farm Yass River cut 1901 pounds of wool over eight years yielding a world record. Shorn October 3 at M Walmuley’s woolshed Yass River the sheep has produced a top tally with eight year totals: 95 204 28 20 23 29 20 90 pounds.
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McGinty
Job Advertisements and Anniversary Plans Mentioned
A historic snippet notes varied job ads drawing many applicants and a Sunday School anniversary misprint. It references Methodist services planned at Dragney and Neville, with events dated December 6, and a mention of annual service details and responses by several women.
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Dragney
Neville
Lis
Lean
Thy public seniort reser curve the cise via May
The fragmentary item mentions a public senior resource curve with a citation or notice dated May, hinting at scheduling or planning steps. Names, places, or organizations are not readable enough to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary OCR Note from Ga DVSTRIE Page
The readable fragments reference Mr sever of Ga dvstrie and an ent upete se er miet. Additional context and names are badly garbled, leaving unclear actions, dates, or outcomes. Further restoration would be needed to identify persons, places, or events mentioned.
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Sever
Gadvstrie
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Crouch
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Lith
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Dixie
CP. Man
Mr. Lawson
Italy
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Lawson, M.A
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Jobs
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