17 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR recalls a discussion of widow’s pensions and support for dependents. Mentions payments monthly, allowances for children, and a related parish or municipal context, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A protest against lot splitting was raised by Forbes Graziers Vitidewt at Pridas's Heniy Phe Perbes ranch. The meeting discussed preventing central emission and stock division tied to a broader conference. Officials and scrutineers were present to oversee the proceedings and ensure orderly action.
Housing officer at Forbes to visit from July 1 to July 3 for a ballot meeting. Dring Mr Cox will investigate frostiny condor of Ute ape and attend the Avior Committee meetings. he will meet with local officials and residents.
Mir AL Jennings presents a NSW Electricity Authority report detailing an inspection of Forbes Municipal Council installations. The review cites minor breaches due to older rules, notes many defects require repair, and outlines actions including plant tests and planned removals or fixes by July. The council meeting heard Jennings defend the report’s accuracy and most complaints were addressed.
Prime Minister Chifley condemned privol0nistries in industry at the ALP conference. He warned that in demarc hor dilutes workers were not ready to accept wage court or union-appointed authority, comparing such disputes to comic opera while urging workers to unite for the common good.
Plans approved by Forbes Municipal Council outline a near doubling of capacity for Commonwealth Bank buildings to handle increased business as government departments relocate their accounts. The submission lists multiple applications for alterations and new work on properties along Latin Street and nearby avenues, including dwelling upgrades and verandah additions with specified values and owners.
The Fusial Department has formulated plans to provide necessary measures, with the Deputy Director of Posts and Telegraph informing that services may resume later. Affected areas include Nelungalie and Gunning, with delays anticipated due to heavy demand and post office closures after 7 pm.
Downe notes a possible move to a 40 hour week starting July 1 next, with Cowra business places expected to follow a Broken Hill example and close both Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The Premier Mr McTirr warned tradesmen that if voluntary reintroduction of home deliveries is not done, the government would act to enforce it. He spoke at an AIL.P. conference, noting benefits for housewives who endured shortages in war years and urging rapid restoration despite concerns over costs.
A large in city fire caused about £50 000 damage and several deaths. The blaze swept through George Street and nearby areas, gutting multiple dwellings as residents fled. Fire crews battled the flames along with police who diverted traffic and kept streets clear.
High Court hearing on Wheat Acquisition regulations argued by Mr Justice Williams. Key issue whether compensation to growers is adequate as the Commonwealth asserts power to require wheat for defense and supply. Proceedings reference Wheat Board payouts and alleged underpayment to growers amid ongoing adjournment.
A Super-Fortress crashed into Hawkes Mountain eight miles north of Springfield in dense fog. Rescuers dragged four charred bodies from the wreckage as the plane exploded near the peak and hurled into the slope. Officials fear many victims may be unidentified.
A flashlight calms fears and lets you check on a baby or other nighttime noises. Ensure it uses Eveready dated batteries for a stronger longer beam you can rely on when needed.
An old advertisement touts Indian Root Pills as a remedy for biliousness. It claims the medicine fixes liver and stomach function, relieves headaches and yellow skin, and can prevent attacks by taking doses before sleep or on a regular schedule.
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