22 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Dubbo Liberal And Macquarie Advocate
Location
Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
1
The Shire Council promotes the Dubbo stock sale yards as a prime position linking North South East and West stock routes and the railway. The plan includes abbatoirs and export facilities with capacity for about 1 rattle and 250 pigs, pending government support and local opposition concerns.
A battered OCR extract shows a judge facing a second prison sentence tied to contempt and an investigation. It references forgery past in Da and a Supreme Court stance, with mentions of the Fourth Circuit and ongoing federal judicial politics.
Fragmentary U S dispatch notes bomber flights in the Pacific. Story mentions Moctizanid leapeange tenders and NSO planes with unclear context due to damaged text.
Unclear village scene near Bub bum, 29 miles from Way ton, shows voters debating how to vote in a close contest between parties. Observers say ballots could swing the election, with speculation that Liberal or Labor support may impact the outcome.
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr George Planer defends Dean Chelan Pattie in the Red Bean controversy. Mayor and bishops echo defense while urging unity in church interpretations.
The Department of Civil Aviation announces runway locations, with Sydney and Melbourne listed among sites. Officials describe improvements to air routes, safety measures, and projected timelines while ministers respond to industry worries and fuel supply notes.
Fragmentary note describes the shortest day of the year and hints at solar position and sunrise rituals. Mentions northern regions and references to the sun’s path and lengthening days after solstice.
A chaotic scene erupted as a clothing display cluttered a court session with saris soaps and jumpers noted among racks and briefs. A witness described queues and a shopper’s crowd outside as ambulances arrived for assisting injured bystanders.
A European unity plan promotes a supranational council to oversee key areas, with collective responsibility for a bold federal vision. The proposal faces opposition from Labour and Conservative factions amid debates on democratic control and industrial unification.
Dubbo community groups discuss promoting a camp for locals near the town. The Dubbo Contact Group led by Leech and The Privalenttte mention plans and potential sponsors while noting recent committee changes and upcoming meetings to advance the project.
Labor caucus monitors the double seat count in Dubbo amid reports of possible cabinet resignations and a heated party meeting. Ministers face calls to align with cabinet voting and potential repercussions for the Hawthorn seat.
Sydney reports record rainfall this year causing 12 deaths and widespread destruction across the state. Damage costs may exceed £10,000,000 with impact on farming, industry, roads, and housing. Many towns face flooded backwaters, force evacuations, and displacement as weather officials monitor rising waters in Hunter Valley and Darling regions.
A wartime dispatch reports General Takuma expressing regret for the massacre of prisoners of war. The article cites statements by Japanese and Allied figures, noting prosecutions and potential executions. It discusses responsibility, apologies, and the broader political fallout as trials proceed.
NZ breeders purchase merit rams in Sydney with two Toon Guinea rams among the high value lots. Total sale price reaches 2350 across multiple consignors including Patines Baddow Big Waren and Frekind Rinbenweos. Roberts bought three rams for 365 guinees, with details to be finalized in the forthcoming sale events.
Trinity players hold first reading of a light comedy at the parish hall on Monday evening. The cast includes Herrungsins, 25 Bes, BD, Clase, G Ligyt, Simpson and Max Taytoy. Public invited to attend.
A report on the latest P. P. Board actions shows several proposed timber cuts approved while many traveling stock route suggestions were rejected due to shortages. Dugan asserts youth forest groups should be deferred for future innovations. new board meeting set for July 29.
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