Forbes Municipal Council Hears Local Matters
The Forbes council dealt with promotions to proclaim public halling for the Jockey Club annual meeting on May 12, discussed a National Fitness Committee formation after a public directing in November 1647, and considered various requests from local groups including park and street improvements, payment of rates, racecourse amenities, and preparations for Centenary Week events.
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Mt Las
Porbe
Forbes Jockey Club
Forbes
Bathurst
Department of Public Works
Elgg
Forges
Usiatine Honiary
Forbes Golf Club
Ie Wroeder Availanle
Leo Rarry
Oh Weaver
Lachlan
Trim
Commonwealth Bank
Forte
Barney
Promity
Sydney
de Jones
Coumnell
Ral
Forbes Sab Seronch
J Street
Rammival
May Howe Templar Street
Lochlin
Westy Vik
Hottey
Spoaier Oval
Parnell Street
Federation Municipal and Shire Council
Aldermman
International Wheat Agreement controversy stirs farmers
A reader letter from Bencubbin objects to the new International Wheat Agreement. The writer criticizes government handling, price control, and freight charges, arguing farmers receive little compensation while costs rise. He cites Werner Labor policy and questions long term benefits for growers.
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Bir
Pedera
Makin
Washington
Huyh Roberton
Permers Settlers’ Association
Chifley
Commouniet
Federoon
Aust
Porta
Fort William
Tyne
Liverpool
Sydney
Ebr
Bencubbin
Town Musical Society Forges Ahead With Swing Show
An exchange from Forbes recalls a local debate over staging a Sing and Swing Show to fund charitable efforts. The letter notes prior performances, harmony between groups, and plans for rehearsals and promotions, while seeking community support and a clear path to presenting a show in Forbes District Ambulance’s name.
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Forbes
D. Boclety
Joe Hunkberg
Responding to Mr Lit on Labor, fascism, and law
Keith McKenzie of Mudgee defends lawful means in political aims while condemning Red and Pink journalism. He criticizes Mr Hanlon, the Queensland strike, and Nolan's direct action, arguing Labor policy favors legal, structured action over violence or coercion. He accuses reporters of bias and misrepresentation in wartime commentary.
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Editar
Mi Li Connora
Advocate
Hanley
Queensland
Nolan
ARG
Uhey
Molan
NA Wales
Victoria
Timberiook
Gommes
Hanlon ix
Es Labor
Iawiul Meona
Brisbane
Foollah
Paterson
Courier Mall
Jasery
Connor
Common
Willy
Labor Party
Agnorstce
Yourm
Atc
Keith McEnzie
Mudgee
Tree Lover letter claims trees were brutally pruned by council
JACK L. READ of Combe Gardeyyr writes to protest council pruning of street trees in his area. He argues several trees were cut for safety around electric wires, affecting shade and property value while claiming the practice was excessive and questioned the reasons given by authorities.
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Educ
Tavisell
Chieses
Theope Ie
Tim Presalon
Wes
Job
Yuane
Wombat
Nowral
Jack L. Read
Allan Frost Eyed as Instructor at Central West Aero Club
Former Mustang fighter pilot Allan Frost visits Sydney this week amid talks he could become manager of the Central West Aero Club. Frost, recently discharged from service in Japan, would bring training experience to pupils though current details remain tentative.
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Allan Frost
Sydney
Central West
Aero Clot
Frost
RAAT
Boop
Japan
Oan Bigtracker
Ebtai
Eense
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Ue Connell
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Eprnig
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Gaa Maine
CLASH
Mr. Lit
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