New Members On Rural Reconstruction Board
The Rural Reconstruction Board gains two new members, W. H Wilson representing farming and S. H. Regan representing grazing. Regan hails from Ulsmimb and Wilton from Gien Innes. Both bring long rural experience. Regan fills a vacancy after T. M. Mc Grath joined the Metropolitan Met Industry Board. four of seven members now represent farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Wilson
H. Regan
Regan
Ulsmimb
Wilton
Gien Innes
Renshaw
Cunthien
Chanter Khrouwgh
T. M. McGrath
Metropolitan Met Industry Board
Rural Reconstruction Board
Crime Cure Not Ye Meetee Char Hoover Quote
Quote attributed to J Edgar Hoover mentioning crime cure as not Ye Meetee char but the thigh chor. Unsourced fragment reflects a controversial phrasing and uncertain context. No verifiable event or clear organizational connection provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J_ Edgar Hoover
Gunning Gap Meeting Noted at Deloraine
The Agr ic Bureau held its monthly gathering at Deloraine the home of Mr and Mrs Neil Scott with President F Hodges in charge. A letter to Shire Council was urged to fix gravelling on two sections while work promised years ago remains incomplete. Mrs M J ceene leaves the district after many years, and Mrs Nock is praised as a fine member and kindly resident. Mrs E Dwyer presented Mrs Nock a hand bag. The evening closed with a read aloud of Aunt Deborah by Mrs Broderick’s party, followed by supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloraine
Neil Scott
F. Hodges
Long Shire Council
M. J Ceene
Mra Nock
Mra
E. Dwyer
Mira
Nock
Bureau
Deborah
Broderick
Mire
J. Dewyer
M. Broderick
W. Dwyer
B. Dwyer
W Coombes
W Hodges
Thas
Winter Gardeners Urge Ready Beds For Spring Renewal
Gardeners report winter frost and dull blooms across many districts yet plant fire is in the soil and a rest will yield strong growth when sun returns. They advise reshaping borders, reshuffling shrubs and paths, and applying manure and complete fertilisers to enrich soil for early spring and summer flowers and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowerina
Sumer
Jevere
More Homes for Rural Migrants Debate in Parliament
Federal MP John Howse urged the Minister for National Development to explore increasing rural housing for Workish migrants. He argued severe home shortages hinder primary industries and deter farmers from sponsoring British families to settle on the land. He pressed for possible rural allocations and duty remission to fund new homes under general grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calure
John Howse
Spooner
Howse
Australia
Forbes Letters About Aboriginal Art and Australian Collectors
A lengthy transfer of notes references J EK Moir in Melbourne and a warm thanks for Forbes Advocate artistic work on a souvenir book of French footballers visit. It mentions Judge McKillop, Edward J Brady, Albert Namathra, Mountford, and a large Melbourne department store owner, plus claims of film proofs and a Lawnorian collection tied to Latrobe Library foundation stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EK. Moir
Ime
McKillop
Forbes
Edward J. Brad
Melbourne
Brady
Condobolin
Carcoar
Wsw
Gulf
Albert Namaljira
C. P. Mountford
Mountford
Albert Namathra
Adelaide University
sAlbert
Liane Lindaay
Latrobe
Dates for 1951 Condobolin to Forbes show circuit
The schedule lists show dates for 1951 across New South Wales towns. Condobolin August 7–8, Tullamore August 10–11, Trundle August 14–15, Monwonga-Bedgerabong August 18, Peak Hill August 21 and 23, Koorawatha August 25, Parkes August 27, 28, 29, Grenfell August 31 to September 1, Young September 4 and 5, Murrumburran September 7 and 8, Forbes September 6 and 7 with a Forbes Show Trot on September 6, Cowra September 11 and 13, Canowindra September 18–19, Greenethorpe September 22, Bugowra September 25–26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condobolin
Tullamore
Trundleugust
Monwonga - Bedgerabong
Peak Hill
Koorawatha
Parkes
Grenfell
YOUNG
Murrumburran
Forbes
Cowra
Canowindha
Greenethorpe
Bugowra
Wool Sales Deduction Bill Reintroduced Opposed
A Canberra meeting with Commonwealth Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden discussed the Wool Sales Deduction Bill of 1850. Taxpayers Associations argued the tax must not be imposed, labeling it a financial expediency and an unwarranted intrusion on liberty. Delegates urged the Treasurer to refrain from permitting wool sale deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Taxpayers’ Associations of Australia
Canberra
Commonwealth
Sir Arthur Fadden
Melbourne
Sindel
Taxpayers’ Assclations
Une
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Hinter
L. J. Johnson
McCormick — International
Templar Street
Che Wilalelee
Ar. Beeme
the Commonwealth Wool Kudase Co. Ltd
Forbes, Phoweil
TOR
Amle
Stralian, Mercantile, Land & Fiance CO. Ltd
Bosom Street
Svemey
Cowla, Young
Bathurst
WABGA
E W. Sparke
AGRIC
New Hampshire
Engawize
G. Mencham
Clement Street
Fordson Major Farms
Fordson
Greece
Australis
Modern Motor Units Pty Ltd
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