Awaited World Decisions From Teheran Conference
Reports from Moscow and Western outlets emphasize Teheran as the key wartime meeting. Allied leaders plan decisive political moves likely shaping Europe, with expectations of limited German compromise and strategic shifts in North Africa and India. The discussions influence possible Western command appointments and Turkey–Allied diplomacy.
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Moscow
Ste
Russia
Berlin
Red Star
Poliny
Europe
Teheran
Politien
America
Nth
Afriga
India
Chis Eal Bhek
Toda
United States
Fisgherar
Ei ‘Dapend
United
Natons
Ageinet
Germany
Bavaba
Genomean Radior
Mormalie
Sciteerlnd
Turkey
Tmonu
Churchill
Roosevelt
Pacific War Dispatch Reports Japanese Counter Attacks Fail
General MacArthur’s headquarters says Japanese counter-attacks in New Guinea were repelled as Australian forces push from Warco Wis with infantry artillery and air support. In the Solomons 25 Japanese planes attacked Bougainville but were countered, with losses. The Navy chief Knox cites heavy fighting looming as allies prepare to press toward Japan in 1945.
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Warco Wis
Bismarck Sea
Solomons
U.S
Bougeinville
Bane
Perspiration Undies Ad Sparks Summer Caution
An odd promotional snippet warns that perspiration in underwear rises with heat and reuse can cause odour. It emphasizes Lux undies for comfort and suggests quick cleaning to prevent offence and save coupons.
Paid Supreme Sacrifice Two Forbes Airmen Reported Dead
Two more Forbes airmen are confirmed dead in World War II action. Sergeant Observer Donald Barbour, 21, son of Mex. E. Md. Barbour of Forbes, died November 10 after training in Australia and service in England. Flight-Sergeant Frank Gee, 25, missing then believed killed over Germany, was a Hawkesbury College alumnus and an Orange High School and King's School, Parramatta alumnus.
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Mex. E. Md. Barbour
Johnson Street
Forbes
Australian Air Board
Donald Crosbie Barborer
England
Jane Out
Observer Barbour
Australia
América
Hay
Stoker
Jim Barbour
Navy
Melbourne
Margaret
Meer A. Ff
Hughes & Co
Frank Gee
RS. Gee
Heerot Street
Klasf
Germany
Geneva
Red Crown
Gee
Sergi
Hawkesbury College
Canada
Orange High School
King's School
Farramatta
Serge
Forbes CWA reports strong year with netting and crafts
The Forbes branch of the Country Women’s Association held its annual meeting showing reduced indebtedness to 1140 and a credit balance. Forty five members attended as Mrs Beddie chaired. highlights include camouflight netting and handicrafts projects, reports praising workers and officers, and a secretary’s report noting membership at 123.
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Forbes
Country Women's Association
Mth
H. Beddie
RL Wood
Woods
Emd
Peti
Hong
Chalit
Mandames Ebbs
Weaver
Turner
Poote
Copeland
Eaton
J. Reymond
Thornton
Hunt
Miss Coles
Bbna
de Neta
Burrows
Gillard
Neta
L. Wichardson
Jack Cashman
Ebbs
Roberts
Crofts
W. Morris
Ron Miller
Bedgerabong
Nuwalla
Wirrings
Warroo
Bone Dell
Carraboblin
Ernie Austen
Ua Ao
Jeant
Mer
Beddle
Malloy
Mr. Whitelaw
You & Meaume
Porches
Whitelaw
British American Planes Sinker Eight U boat Fleet
In an eight days battle British and American aircraft sunk six German U boats in Atlantic lanes. Weather and rough seas hindered German attacks and reduced their force, while Allied efforts limited enemy losses to one Liberator. The action marks a major setback for Germany in the Atlantic.
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London
Atlantic
Omalanes
Wiree Sonvey
Germaine
Obituary Mr Les Hayes Passes After Gall Stone Operation
The death tolls in Sydney on Friday following gall stone surgery for Mr Les Hayes a former head teacher at Portes and Parkes Intermediate High Schools He married Lena Peters and leaves a widow. Hayes a popular figure and keen billiardist once won the British Empire amateur championship in South Africa and met champions Lindrum and Lee in exhibition matches. He was 40. funeral attendance included Mr W Peters of Parkes and his sister.
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Sydney
Les Hayes
Portes and Parkes
Lena Peters
Fred Peters
Sec
South Africa
Lee
Burney
Pred Lindrum
Forbes and
Parkes
Lindrum
Forbes
Haye
W. Peters
Farkes
Nazi Spy Seized in Hollywood
Report from Hollywood notes a Nazi spy captured amid wartime tension. The article contrasts prewar female munition workers under ten percent with a current approximate one in four in war production roles across government and private factories.
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Hollywood
Trouble at Forbes Power House Escalates Over Officer Suspension
An officer suspension at the Forbes power plant has alarmed the town. Electrical Engineer Mr. Beynon reports the action, and a special council meeting is planned for tomorrow night to address the issue.
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Forbes Power House
Beynon
Community Guild Reports 1963 64 Year End Review
The report highlights social events and fundraising by committees of the Com Forte Fund Hospital and Guilds across churches and Bunshine Club. It notes afternoon teas, flower displays, and a successful international day, plus war savings certificates, baby clinic support, overdraft reduction, and new purchases funded by members. It commends Mrs Murphy Mrs Bassett Mrs Caldwell and others for leadership and service, and ends with hopeful wishes for 1964 and returning servicemen.
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Comforte Fund and Hospital
Bunshine Club
Murphy
Sharp and
Malloy
Mire Ghrry
W. J. Bassett
Wes
America
Daly
Cartels
Misa Coles
A.O.F
Caldwell
Preas
Beddie
Stock Inspector Reports Health Varied Among Livestock
Forbes P.P Board heard the Stock Inspector say livestock health was generally satisfactory but parasitic and bacterial issues persisted. Pneumonia and necrotic enteritis affected pigs on dirty premises while phenol vaccination showed some benefit for worms in weaners porkers and sows. Rabbit eradication and fencing were the focus of improvement work.
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Jones
Forbes P.P Board
Charity Teas Raise Funds Through Rest Rooms Events
The report notes profits from teas and afternoon teas totaling 30/1/6 with one after noon tea yielding £5/4 which was donated to the Red Cross. Rest Rooms were rented free to charities and churches for monthly teas, with a 2/6 charge offsetting gas and electric costs, producing £3/2/6.
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Red Cross
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United Nations
New Guinea
FBI Careless
Arries the Gates
L' Undies
Clare
Caitel
Forbes C.W.A
Melyra
Pinvea
Billoussesa
F.C.R
Sodmay
Allkon
Ns.w.) Pty. Ltd
Kent Street
Eco
Leé
Resena
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