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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
4
Richart Dimbleby of BARC announces the creation of an Emergency Transport Committee amid wartime reporting. The town clerk and local officials outline the purpose and funding, with details on permits and responsibilities for rapid response and evacuation transport.
A Forbes public meeting convened yesterday afternoon at the request of M Witton Director of Emergency Transport for NSW to review and approve new measures. The session addressed funding and operational actions impacting local transport services and safety.
Farber, president of the Growers' Federation, praised Forbes and District Canning Co for paying £500 to Forbes to match a result of reputation. The report notes the practice as a significant use of funds and discusses bylaw implications and competitive pricing in the industry.
The Garema News of the Week outlines aVeorce meeting and community notes. It mentions Gavin Wejo election for a secretary role, local staffing changes, and a hospital reference. The piece also includes personal and employment items tied to Stan Garam and other residents.
Golf notes describe a chaotic regional event with scattered actions and results. The text lists players, scores, and course areas, mentioning Fairway, Grey Ci, and various names. The fragmentary report hints at rounds, matches, and ongoing play, with unclear outcomes and several garbled phrases.
A report notes disruptions to court proceedings due to an internal service alteration. The article mentions an important judge traveling to Porteg and arriving by a named express train, with reference to a central western route and a Chicago to St. Louis connection.
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