Two Shires Join Lachlan League in Move Toward Plan
The Lachlan League discusses a long range plan to develop food production and irrigation in the valley. Ald Conridge and Dr Cutcliffe will inspect properties gather evidence and meet locals as the committee considers urgent works to maximize resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dringetion Development and Food Production Committee
Forbes Offie
Ald Conridge
Cutcliffe
Jackw
Leucue
Sydney
Lachlan
Mae Tania
Conrhige
Aden
BP Reneny
Gretel
Aire
Merrives
Carrathool
Hailetope
Wateroul Shore, Ske
Wiew
Father Moor
Goolagong
Hadlstone
Wagoola
Personnel of Planning Committee Formed At Canowindra Meeting
The Canowindra planning committee elected members from the executive with power to co opt technicians advisers and data from local branches. Father Moore Cr Hallstone Cr Brown Cr Merrilees Caratoall Menara Keeble Blackett and Ald. Holloway named as officers with ex officio president vice president and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Moore
Keeble
Canowindra
Cr. Hallstone
Cr. Brown
Buree
Merrilece i Caratoall
Menara Keeble
Blackett
Coxra
Ald. Holloway
Forbes
Merrilees
Lachlan Authority Proposed For Valley Development
Dr Hallsteve of Waugool Shire urged establishing an autonomous Lachlan Valley authority similar to the Tennessee Valley Authority to drive regional development. He argued facing settlement issues and ensuring productive capacity while opposing unfair land requisitions. a draft resolution was to be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallsteve
Waugool Shire
Moen Temerke
Meee
Larhian Wiad Terie League
Tale
Deco Devel
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lachlan Valley
Coormb
Tuter
Cutettte
Jomalong
League
Cut
Eliffe
Tiles For Baby Health Centre Tiles For Forbes Order
Sydney tile maker agreed to accept the Forbes baby health centre order after negotiations. State member Mr Cahill said personal and telephone talks secured the commitment to reramify the special circumstances and record the order for priority attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Forbes
Pred 1. Cahill
MLLA
Porpmal
Cahill
Army Duck Overturn Fatality At Cowra
A military duck vehicle overturned on Wattarundara Road near Cowra Sunday, killing Betty Ryan 23 and injuring Jet Hudson and Raymer Mes Murder. Two crew members were injured but treated at Cowra Hospital. Miss Hudson is reported seriously injured and admitted yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cverribeck
Raymer
Ryan
Jetf Hudson
Wattarundara Road
Abo
Cowra
Cowra Hospital
Hudsin
Power subsidy aids Jemalong Shire electricity scheme
The Boree Jemalong and Wangeela Shires receive a 112,540 subsidy offer to extend electricity supply to Eugowra Forbes road and rural extensions. State MP Fred Call confirmed the plan after lobbying the Premier and Local Government Minister, with an estimated capital outlay of 780,672 pounds and total grant of 13,080 pounds over nine years, subject to future inspection and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boree
Ffir J. Ombill
Fred
Conti
STOP PRESS RIVER READINGS AT FORBES WEATHER OUTLOOK
Overcast conditions persist across Cowra and Forbes with rain likely. Army vessels and outboard craft reach Forbes at 4 o clock this afternoon as local officials report Jemalong bank cuts and unsettled river readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemalong
Cowra
Fortes
Forbes
Jemalong Banks
Sidney
Forbes Pr
Jemalong Palmissin
League
Forbes Faces Major Flood Threat Along Lachlan River
Forbes district and other Lachlan River towns face a serious flood today with water expected to rise above the April 1950 peak. Town Hall and CWA Rooms will open for evacuees as residents move livestock to higher ground and authorities deploy boats and high lorries for the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A
Cowra
Forbes
Walter
Wyangli
Mame
Rulne
Goolagong
Herbert
Kogowra
Herbert's
Moon
F. M. Copeland
Jemslong
Apex
Jack Jahoe Wowie
Alla ‘Harris
Len Turner
Camp Hill
Pine
Conridge
Portes Police
Pal
Hosa
Gon
Cuaienteel Beer
Spastic Children Aid Efforts Grow At Centre in Australia
Australian spastic children numbers reach about 32 000 nationwide with 8000 in New South Wales. Early treatment before age two yields recovery up to 80 percent, while by age six only about 2 percent improve. The Moaman Spastic Centre at Frenchs Forest plans a 100-child hostel to serve rural families, with programs offering free or low-cost care. The Apex Club committee and local supporters showcased films and efforts led by Neil Lead and Dr Berenson to expand treatment and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
N.S.W
Apex
McLend
Frank Gorencon
Mosma
Sydney
Arthur Sullivan
New York
India
Ita Love
Faculty Harbour View
Apexians
St. Parkes Apex Club
Bill Pavey
Forbes
Berenson
Neil Mc
Tie
America
Worl
Injim
Vile Cooke
Tre
Centre for Spastic Children Reaches Australia Milestone
In 1948 a neurology expert praises the Australian spastic centre after visiting Sydney and Parkes. A local group of parents built the center with no government aid, funded by voluntary contributions. The facility offers free therapeutic and curative work, supported by volunteers and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson
Cooke
Enthusiaes
Special Weather Forecast Disrupts Local Plans
The Forbes Weather Bureau forecast shows little rain and a dry period with river levels safe, leading to the abandonment of tomorrow nights forecast and a postponement of the Warroo meeting to form a Lachlan Waller Development League branch. Public utilities may suffer damage from coming floods, with authorities arranging protection for plant and infrastructure as roads and bridges risk impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warroo
Lachlan Waller Development League
Munleipel
Wwiling
Malin
River readings and bulldozer work near cane crossing
Report details river readings at four pm yesterday amid flood fears in the district. A bulldozer attempted earthwork removal and culvert clearance but bogged at the upstream crossing. With help from graders, work resumed in the afternoon while rain over the weekend added height to the waters and authorities prepared for further relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortes
Weather Bureau
Mir
Pred Cahill
Us Lake
THESE FLOODS MUST BE STOPPED IN MID MONTH
Our Point of View argues urgent action on irrigation to protect and maximize food output in Lachlan Valley. The piece urges immediate measures, warning repeated floods threaten crops and urging intergovernmental planning for stopgap and long term flood control to preserve food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminia
Mannel
Nnst
Wes
LO Ponsull
Sullmbllkey
Les
Croskwell
Tesched Wiens
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Dam Spitlay Bf
Jitalning Teavily
Wadi
Werlert
Windsor Castle
Grenadier Guards
Castle
Spastic Centres
Earl FR. Galson
Jedmel
A. H. Kelly
Albion
Sandra
Pren
Ces
Yeoman
Lassenine Af
Canberra
Pather Moore
Tracy Hatatoe
Coie Maltacto
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