Suspension of Mr Bain Ruled Out of Order
A Town Hall meeting debated the suspension of Power Station Superintendent Mr Bain after allegations of insolence. The mayor and councilors, including Ald. Meagher and Ald. Bramley, pursued legal guidance on the grounds for suspension and possible dismissal, with motions alternating and procedural questions delaying a conclusion.
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Public Holidays Proclaimed Amid Power Station Dispute
Public holidays December 27 and January 3 announced by Chief Secretary Mr Baddeley. The article details a contentious council meeting over power-house staff management, suspensions, and claims of improper conduct by Superintendent Bain, including armed with tempers and disputed engine speed orders.
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Former Forbes Officer Guilty Of Embezzlement
William Devonport a former senior constable at Tamworth was convicted on three counts of embezzlement and received nine months hard labor with a year’s good behavior bond. He faced fines and an order to abstain from alcohol for one year. Evidence showed he diverted funds meant for sustenance of women and children. Devonport had moved from Tamworth to Forbes recently before recall and sentencing.
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Forbes Mayor Gunn Re-Elected Unopposed
At a special Forbes Municipal Council meeting Alderman M E Gunn was re elected Mayor for another year with no opposition. The mayoral salary for the coming year was set at £190, the same as last year. Alderman B R Paddison was re elected Deputy Mayor unopposed after a written nomination by Alderman Hawkins. The session closed with friendly exchanges in the mayor’s room.
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Russians Batten Down Dneiper Bend Front
Advices from Moscow report the Red Army in the Dneiper Bend holding an eastern sector as German forces are largely isolated. Russian units cut enemy supply lines beyond Hrivorog, Mikolaiv, and areas, leaving German reinforcements limited to a mud clogged corridor. Moscow notes continued German attacks with tank columns, but no counter offensive climax evident and casualties in men and materiel mount.
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Government outlines plan to build 20000 low income homes
Prime Minister Curtin and Treasurer Chifley outline a joint effort with state governments to construct affordable housing. Commonwealth funding will sponsor the homes, with building societies and state departments urged to match and possibly add 20000 more houses in the coming year. Immediate action recommended to cut costs.
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Pension refunds for service pensions after cost of living drop
The Federal Cabinet acted to restore old age pensions to 2 and prevent further fall below that level. Pensions reduced last month to 200 a week due to lower living cost figures. Petitioners will receive refunds for deductions made so far. The decision covers service pensions affected by the cost of living decline under current provisions.
Australia to boost clothing factories after war
Speaking at a civic reception the minister warned major problems must be solved to keep Australia free and employed. He predicted about 1000 machines would operate in New South Wales next year with many more in Victoria as wartime rationing ends. He cited wartime production of clothing and goods for troops and allies and urged controls to ensure citizens’ well being and postwar rebuilding.
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Faked Foods Out total Manomia Income in May
In May wartime spending reached £583 million as the nation allocated funds amid a broader struggle.
U.S. Attacks Marshall Islands Hit Japanese Vessels
Pearl Harbor reports reveal a Saturday assault by American naval and air forces on the Marshall Islands. Japanese ships and air facilities sustained heavy losses including two light cruisers, an oil tanker, two cargo boats, and numerous aircraft, with Allied operations extending in the Salomon and New Guinea theaters and Australian raids noted.
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Dehydration Plant Proposal Tied to Breen Efforts
Officers visit to discuss establishing a dehydration plant with Mr. Breen and Aut Pty Ltd. The discussion notes Breen’s contact with the Minister and department officers. The aim is to announce a decision soon and keep the Darobalgie Works operating at capacity year round.
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