Closing Portion of Forbes Hospital Owing to Staff Shortages
The Forbes Hospital faces a severe staff shortage with eight probationers sick and domestic staff thin, forcing overtime and risking bed closures. Directors consider halving beds as aging patients and urgent cases strain capacity, with a meeting set to decide next steps and possible staff recruitment.
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F.C.F. Christmas Appeal Funds Shortfall Report
The F.C.F. Christmas Appeal reports expenses for comforting fund items and Christmas hampers for service personnel. Donations from branch funds fall £90 short of the £6180 target. recent gifts total CS 82 with various residents and groups contributing. Immediate donations are urged to Mr Langmead, Commonwealth Bank, as the fund stands Acknowledged entries list multiple donors and amounts. A note mentions a major wartime food production contribution toward a virtue-free Putivin project.
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Bohool
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Langmead
Commonwealth
A. B.S. Clarke
Mira AH Griffith
RB. Dent
P. jGxanan
of A. Wiskey
L Lewis Hughes
HE Tyrdal
Hoe Typidell
H T McKeowrn
C. H [Maher
Porte
Boye” School
Hatcher
Tomorrow's Local Elections Highlight Post War Role
December 2 sees Local Government elections with nine aldermen to be chosen for the Forbtn Municipal Council. Thirteen candidates, including six incumbents, contest a fair field while new voting booths open at Town Fell and Camp Bull. Voting runs 8 to 5 with one vote per ballot, nine candidates required.
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Camp Bull
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Milk supplies and fodder drive urged for dairymen
A letter from the editor in Dubbo district appeals to dairy farmers to help solve fodder shortages and boost production. It details government advances for fodder conservation, stock feeds, and crop options, and asks managers and factories to share individual farm problems with the Department of Agriculture via mail or phone.
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Dubbo
D.W Ad
Department of Agriculture
Neanrcat Agricultura
Beds to be Reduced at Forbes District Hospital
The Forbes District Hospital committee met the matron and honorary medical officers last night and decided to immediately reduce beds from 66 to 45 including emergency beds. Medical officers will study all bronic and other cases possible and patients will be housed at their homes where feasible. A survey for non acute surgical cases will be instituted.
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Dir
Whitelaw
Forbes District Hospital
Ormoc Bay battle sinks transports and destroyers
Allied forces report heavy Japanese losses in Ormoc Bay Leyte Island with 3 transports over 5000 tons each and 4 troop ships plus 3 escorting destroyers sunk. Nine Allied correspondents say 40 plus Japanese troops killed or drowned as an enemy vessel is hit. King states Britain will reinforce Allied armies against Japan. On other fronts Allied advances pressure German forces along the Rhine while Soviet and Allied movements continue.
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Ormoc Bay
Leyte
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Rhine
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Rainstorm Impacts Forbes District Causing Property Damage
A thunderstorm swept the Forbes district on Wednesday bringing variable rainfall from 0 to 29 points. Total rainfall roughly half to an inch, with 45 points noted at Milling tanks AL Porches. Nearby centres reported damage with two outbuildings damaged at Mr. J F Ham mond's West plains property. Mulgutherie 25, Yar ramgong iudd's 100, Wynola 24.
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Yarramgong
Preserving Eggs With A Simple Tapas Mixture
A compact guide proposes a preserving method using a simple one tapas mixture. The item outlines a basic approach suitable for home cooks seeking easy storage and extended freshness. The note emphasizes practicality and minimal ingredients.
Fragmentary Musings On Steam And Sand
A fragmented passage describes steam and sand imagery with distorted words and unclear meaning. The text references dietary value and an unclear sequence of names, suggesting a cryptic, surreal note rather than a coherent report or event. It reads like OCR corruption with no identifiable persons or organizations.
Western factories to retrench 1400 staff and close feeder works
The Department of Munitions announced 1400 jobs to be cut early next year at Lithgow Orange and Bathurst sites, with western feeders Forbes Cowra Wellington Parkes Mudgee to shut. A conference with union reps in Lithgow outlined releases and a “list to come first go” policy pending Christmas.
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Orange
Bathurst
Forbes
Cowra
Wellington
Parkes
Mudgee
Belemaore
Tome
First Togo
Christimas
Bellemore
Worthan and Lithgow
Gye Fish River
Holloway
Lithcow
Beliemore
Socompan
NAZI HELD AIRMEN CARE ORGANISATION FOR 700 PRISONERS
The RAF and RAAP plan a comprehensive system to assist over 700 Australian airmen held in Germany. Repatriation experts, educators, and medical staff in Britain prepare to aid prisoners on arrival in England. Communications, training, and welfare programs aim to ease mental distress and reintegration. Tobacco area expansion noted at 7,500 acres with leaf output quoted.
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Aumirillo
England
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