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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1943
Page
4
A post war works appeal is sent to public bodies in the district seeking cooperation for reconstruction and industrial programs. A NAW reconstruction committee letter asks for a practical plan and outlines a suggested works program to be prepared with local committees and the Reconstruction Advisory Committee.
A fragmented account details a conference on national rehabilitation and planning after the war. It discusses federation readiness, metropolitan and rural needs, and calls for federal government action to fund reconstruction efforts and coordinated development.
A fragmented obituary style tribute honors Com Mando Jones and a long list of names and factions. The text recalls service, allegiance, and supportive actions from community members, with references to Liberty, Timor, and local figures. The piece weaves through ceremonial praise and mentions a chairman calling on Ames for unity.
Vague notes suggest an announced parade on a date in April with a plan for three public phones and a fort at 990 Arm. The fragment hints at a March or May timeline and references a local group or council unnamed in the readable text.
The Presbyterian Flower Show and Exhibition in C W A Rooms last Saturday drew fewer entries and attendees than a year ago, blamed on a clash with a large Third Liberty Loan rally. Winners in multiple classes were named, with notable displays by local groups and individuals, including a judged collection of dahlias and floral arrangements.
A ragged OCR fragment reports on forged receipts and official notices circulating in Forbes District. It mentions authorities, court actors, and a public disruption tied to fake tickets, with scattered names and dates interwoven in a chaotic local page.
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