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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
4
Jurors need not attend appeal cases as 10 criminal matters are listed for hearing at the Quarry Sessions Court today. The record shows a conviction query and potential action on a pending appeal, with attendance requirements unsettled.
A garbled report from a Wake county waste collection committee meeting lists several attendees and a chaotic agenda. Despite poor OCR, names like Breragh, Kamgmead, Clarepee, and Palmer appear, with scattered references to a June 1 date, a discussion about gymnedy salva, and a plan to arrange a paper and depot update.
Patchy wartime report from Wetshh wae mentions ex Forbes Bay Flight Lieut W W Boyle on February 16. The fragment references air operations, captivity prospects, and names individuals tied to Forbes Bay and Murwillunian, with terse notes on German action and possible POW status.
A fragmented account chronicles British and Allied airmen and sailors praised for bravery. The narrative recalls missions, captures, returns, and dangerous operations across varied theaters, highlighting steadfastness under fire and the costly toll of conflict.
A distorted report outlines a Forbes branch meeting of the R S League with few readable names and a focus on branch attendance, committee plans, and financials. Dr Clarence presided while Mr Dekiney and Mr Ralph Swinbourne attended. Subcommittees proposed actions for a town hat top event on July 28.
Readable portions describe a mixed line of garbled phrases and names. No clear date place or event emerges, making a concise news item impossible to pin to a single factual incident.
A fragment mentions Charmosan face powder and brands Nasurelle Peete and Sun Tax in box 26 Baldery, with unclear full context. The readable items name cosmetic brands and a boxed label, suggesting a catalog or display entry.
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