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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1943
Page
4
The report notes widespread rain affecting Sunday activities across Orange County and Los Angeles area. Hospitals report steady patient inflow while public events and church services experience delays or cancellations. Local figures and locations such as 49 Wallagiog and Kongemer 8 are mentioned in fragmented notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss postwar credits refunds and national plans related to wartime economy. Mentions government aid, unemployment, and supervision aims, but text is garbled with nonsensical insertions and unclear entities.
Marist College edged High School 48 to 38 in a hard fought game. Key players included Rankin and Crowiber scoring for Marist while Antone, Penicka, and Boch provided offense for the High School squad. The contest featured strong defense and late scoring runs to seal the victory for Marist.
Fragmentary text lists numerous people, places, and incidents with no coherent narrative. Mentions include streets, hospitals, and social notices, but readable details are sparse and landmarks are scattered across long garbled passages.
Local election note indicates Thorby pursuing Calare candidature for Independent Country Party. Readers urged to consider the maverick bid amid calls for democratic reform and regional representation.
The article argues that Australian wheat and wool face peril from the Scully plan as Allied shortages intensify. It urges immediate production growth in Australia, the United States, and Captain to avert a global wheat shortage, criticizing Curtin Government actions and praising the Country Party’s pledge to pay farmers 5/2 per bushel and defend market access.
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