Awards For Food Producing Industries Debate
In the Legislative Council Mr H V Budd MLA criticized proposed awards for food producing industries. He warned a 40 hour five day week could deter employment or be unaffordable for dairy farms. He argued dairy production declines under current price and procurement systems and warned long service leave and sick pay could worsen rural labour shortages. He said such awards might drive workers to urban areas and harm country industry.
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Legislative Council
H. .V. Budd
M.L.C
Jis
Wos
Willis
Budd
Autralia
Present Day Clothes Prices Spark Purchases
A couple discusses modern attire and the shock of the starting price, noting how expensive items appear in today’s market. The husband expresses concern over high costs and the effect on shopping decisions.
Forbes F and S branch faces funds shortage report
At a Forbes branch meeting led by James Cannon, secretary C Eaton reported a dire cash position with only LNl in credit. Delegates Eaton and Jack Cannon were elected to attend the conference, with expenses to be adjusted, and discussions touched on subsidy and rural schemes amid ongoing wartime policy concerns.
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Forbes
James Cannon
C. Eaton
LNI
Tt War
Mery
Mrs. & Thomas
Mesare Eaton
Jack Cannon
Eaton
Parkes
Rita
Jubilee tree planting plans raise demand in NSW
The Minister for Crown lands and authorities warns of rising demand for jubilee trees in New South Wales. Forestry Commission has seen a rise since April, with tubed and open-rooted plants being reserved for delivery next week. The commission offers a free price list and planting guidance, with deposits of 25 percent required to reserve stock. Landholders are urged to plan ahead to complete windbreak and shelterbelt plantings before September.
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Gee
Weir
Mila
Nsw
Tremeth Commission
Thi Sane
Woodlat
Anc
Forestry 9 Commissbor
Forestry Commission
Beason
Mir. Welswbleta
Forbes Rotary Hosts US Consul General Thomas Robinson
The Forbes Rotary Club held a ladies night featuring Thomas M. Robinson United States Consul General speaking on regional scenery and agriculture. He outlined his career from education in Illinois to service in the US Foreign Service and agriculture departments with postings in Bevin Iraq Lebanon and Syria.
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Forbes Rotary Club
Adidinvsa
Thomas M. Robinson
United States
Gonseul
Americary
Robinson
Manyor
Aldo Conridge
Footary
Forbes
Thomas
Mm. Robinson
MHS
Sydoey
Canada
Cumry Farm
Tlmnois
Statiatier
Agriculture Department
Department of Agricultue
Bevin
Iraq
Lebanon
Caring for 2000 Crippled Children in New South Wales
The New South Wales Society for Crippled Children cares for about 2000 boys and girls affected by poliomyelitis arthritis tuberculosis joints and congenital palsy. Since 1929 it has grown from 100 to roughly 2000, with hospitals schools clinics and occupational therapy centres across the city and country. The society relies on volunteers and support from doctors therapists welfare officers and families to help children gain independence and potential livelihoods.
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Australia
New South Woolen Society For
Mid Country
Tio
New South Wales Society For Crippled Children
Phygiothera Pista
Nubuw, Society For
Lic. Ee
Loom Bo Jeere
Mately
Sydney
Lack of Lighting Cited in Road Accident Rise
The N.ELMLA attacked selfish behavior of motorists and cyclists failing to obey lighting rules. H. E. Richards, ROMA general secretary, cites glare from headlights parking on dark roads and missing lights on bikes as key factors in high crash rates. He urged heightened police enforcement to improve safety and reduce accidents.
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N.elmla
H. E. Richards
Roma Genera
Macy
Richards
Recruits Sought For Korea Duty Amid Ceasefire Talks
Deputy Recruiting Director Mr. A P. Lewis said yesterday that recruits are still needed for Korea despite cease-fire talks. Australia will raise 240 men from the Lister Command area, with eligibility including non-British residents who have lived in Australia 12 months or longer and Allied War veterans who have naturalisation plans. New recruits must have sufficient English to undertake military training and be prepared for service with United Nations forces in Korea.
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Korea
FP. Lewis
Lewy
Commonwealth
United Nations
Avistra- Via
Luree
Lewin
Luster Command
LSW
Lewis
Australia
Australa
New Australias
Auntra- Gan Reese
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Gergiery
Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Manufacturers' House
O'Connell Street
L. R. Weldon
Ison & CO
Awards For
Cal
F.&s
Iler
Amd
Jemalong
Hoyick Hulls
Pedaotinn
A.B
Clarke
Kh Uphill
Much
SOUTH
Ferry Street
Comiact
Lus. Consul
Forbes Rotary
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Ot. FE
Mor George Newton
Forbey Rotary
Rotoriana
Min Irene Fragei
Mre Jenning
Ac- Com Reniste
Army Service
Sil
Gibb & Beeman’s
Eve Service
Gibb & Beeman
Gibb & Heeman
Jery Lindy Hoeti
Aew. Mitchell
Rewdent Optometret
Lachlan Street
Fommes
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the Country Producers Selling Co. Ltd
Parmham, Mesegla
Bull’s Head Cottage
Hall's Head
Bule