09 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
1
A reader critiques a proposed West plan for road upkeep and public works in Stroud and nearby areas. He argues the toad mill and local projects should not justify costly schemes and urges practical improvements over grand displays, noting the region’s needs and local employment concerns. He mentions Stroud, Stroud Rowdy, Bosraway, and AKIt Creek as examples.
A Brisbane congress highlights the newspaper industry's role in Australia’s economy. The conference heard daily papers employ 11,220 workers with £2,908,000 in annual salaries, plus vast indirect employment in ports, stores, and related trades. Postal, telegraph, and railway services also support thousands more, underlining newspapers’ broad economic impact.
Printed by Charles Edward Bennett at the Registered Printing Office on Dowling Street, Dungog, as listed in a period publication showing the printer and location. This line confirms production details and local printing history for the era.
The Minister for Works and Local Government informs MLA Me GB Bennett that the dredging work on the entrance to The Cut has been approved. The department will use the Mackavilly dredge rather than contractor tendered work, transferring the vessel to Cape Hawke for the project and replacing prior tender plans with in-house dredging.
A fragmented recount describes a crowd at a station where a car strike occurs. The scene involves a named driver, a publican, and a sergeant who helps and restores order. The narrative hints at dangers, the urgency of photo moments, and the public demand for law and humane treatment.
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