23 Jun 1944
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
1
The Pay-As-You-Earn plan requires employers to deduct wages under a new system. Registered employers will continue current methods for now and switch to the new stamps and records. Employers must obtain wage records and stamps from post offices and keep long term copies for the year end. Contact tax office if any problems arise.
A wartime report outlines plans to import six million pounds worth of tractors from the United States and to secure labor and plant resources for farming and dairy production. It notes doubled milk processing, a 50 percent rise in cheese output since the war, and limited success in releasing workers from munitions and military service to agriculture.
A lengthy recount of a Red Cross wall display at Strold Road includes numerous names of volunteers and attendees in elaborate costumes and fabrics. The entry lists many individuals in vivid attire and notes the event’s impressive turnout and impact on the fundraising effort.
The Wingham Chronicle recounts a 1940s note about Mount Morgan in Queensland being described as a boom town. The fragment mentions confusion over place names and dates and cites a 194d copy directed to My Et Haya in Pennsylvania.
Moura Senate bell baggery report shows 1 263 cattle yarded at Musiday market with 243 old cows and bulls sold. Demand active for all descriptions though few prime lots forward. Heavy cattle and feeders in demand, weights 490 lb and over priced to 00s per 100 lb. prime wethers and portions also listed with plain and medium grades below prime.
Printed by Charles Edward Bennett. Nagivered Printing Odi operates in Dungog Naw with local services and production.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a local agent and a street name tied to a 7 entry. No clear date, event, or outcome available.
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