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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
7
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and initials across varied surnames and titles, followed by a closing note stating that numerous attacks were reported by enemy submarines in Australian waters, with only sporadic data in the last six months of 14. The text is fragmented and not clearly tied to a single event but references wartime personnel and submarine activity.
The policy outlines country district parity with metropolitan health, housing, and education. It cites transforming the NSW hospital system, creating new public and maternity hospitals, extensive rural health services, and a focus on prevention. It endorses cooperative housing, postwar homes, and large investments in schools, technical education, and library access while proposing a Department of Natural Resources to oversee soil, water, forestry, and surveying.
A garbled wartime note requests next of kin or friends to supply full addresses for service members listed by initials and surnames. The fragment mentions nurses and various initials, lacking clear context, locations, or dates. The obscured text references a secretary and a wartime roster, suggesting an appeal to contact knowledgeable parties for missing contact details.
The report notes overlapping surveys by multiple departments under a unified plan. It urges Local Government to assist state resource development and considers unit or unified cooperation. Land settlement favors qualified ex soldiers with low interest loans and relaxed profit rules, plus repatriation aims and employment preferences in defense services. Plans include private co operative abattoirs and crop damage insurance, with emphasis on minerals promotion and war economy needs.
The article explains kidneys remove acids and poisons from blood and warns that failing kidneys cause backache leg pains and fatigue. It notes daily waste elimination, mentions symptoms like swelling headaches and loss of energy, urging attention to kidney function.
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