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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1954
Page
1
The report details court actions and local price announcements for galvanised iron, noting new rates, district prices officers, and related legal proceedings. It mentions individuals including defendants charged with driving under influence, bicycle riding without a light, and other offences, with sentences and fines recorded.
Fragmented report describes a stolen safe from an Albury bookmaker found in Cobram, with £120 papers taken and crops losses across the district. Mentions Murray Wil jiox, Wes Varragongs, and local figures including Mr Frank Parish. notes agricultural fires, protests, and planned burnings in the Norri Molwala Metric area with 22 men destroyed and another burn planned.
The Shire Association reports a projected annual sum near £2 million to fund road maintenance. Officials advocate broader municipal participation in postwar road funding and seek equity with central government allocations.
Gakers seek to meet licence requirements under amendments to the Bread Manufacturers and Oulwery Act of Labour and Industry. Bakers operating within ten years must apply for an operatire certificate before August 1 or face mandatory training and examination under the Act.
In a report to the PEW Department of Technical Education, Mise Combend describes sixteen machinists at the tech school’s workshop and notes insufficient student enrollment and support for typewriting classes. She cites potential transport issues, local clubs interest, and a plan to improve programs linking students with Portiro-area employers and engineers.
Fragmented report claims a major setback for Communism in Guatemala amid a political shakeup. The New York Herald Tribune coverage notes military or police influence and internal divisions as factions contest power.
A midweek meeting of the Farmers and Association discussed agenda items for a forthcoming conference. Proposals urged a blood test for impaired driving, tighter liquor controls, compulsory traffic laws, and enhanced cereal and meat production.
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