Labor Government Returned to Power in NSW Vote
The McKell Labor Government was returned to power in the New South Wales state election held last Saturday with a largely unimpaired majority. In Ashburnham the Labor member E. P. Dring increased his margin over sitting CP H. Elliott, with postal and soldiers votes likely pushing the total beyond two thousand. Dring led 1639 to 13 in the initial count, then 16 to 738 at Parke, and 368 to 131 in later returns. Dring thanked electors and supporters as figures showed a strengthened majority. final totals from polling booths listed Dring ahead and the overall majority widening to about 1861 before remaining postal and soldier votes were counted.
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Psiliaa
McKell
N.S.W
Ashburnham
E. P. Dring
Labor
H. ©. Elliott
C.P
Dring
Elliott
McCarron
South Parke
Dering
Parke
Baueeee
Dies Resan
Ieee
Alsg Ald
Mirs. Mitchell
Dia
Ashburtham
GMT
McGarron
Mr. Dring
Probable State of Parties Reported in Election Notes
Fragmentary OCR line notes Democratic Party and Independent players in a political party update. References country party 13 10 and Independent counts with unclear names. The text hints at party strength or alignment but lacks complete context or location.
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Democratic Party Country Party
Unopposed Candidates in Saturday Elections Across Regions
The ballot shows multiple unopposed names across Metropolitan Botany Paddington Waverley Sturt Burr Monara Tamworth Wollongong Kembla and Yokri regions with candidates such as J Lagarini O Labs M Baddeley G Wingfield and W Beiffert listed as uncontested. Local officials report no opposing candidates at polling sites and results await final certification.
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Metropolitan
Botany
J Lagarini
O. Labs
Paddington Tm
Labs
Vallacine
Waverley
Martin
M. Baddeely
O. Lab
Clarence
G. Wingfield
Goulburn
Tully
O. Labo
Burr
Booth
Monarc
W. Beiffert
O Labs
Sturt
M. Hardington
Germans face near annihilation south of Rome in bold Allied advance
Allied forces drive toward Valmontone and Velletri, threateningRome’s southern flank. American tanks reach near Valmontone as German divisions including Fifth Army and Hermann Goering's forces retreat. French and Allied destroyers disrupt German positions while bombers cover advances. In the Pacific, dawn landings occur on Ris Island southeast coast as Liberator air cover supports infantry.
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Rome
Ame Tlomdom Militurs
Southend
Valmontone
Velletri
Uni
Val Tuontore
Fer Tek
Italy
Fifth Army E Ict
Herman Goering
Croseca Highway
Artens
Vell— Ctri
Awbin
Eighth
Lir
Florence
Scrot
Highway 6
Lir Valley
Pacific
Risk Islands
Sehawken Islands
Hollandis
Phillippines
Free Lending Library Proposal Postponed by Council
Ald Hartcher pushed a plan to take Forbes Board of Arte under the Libraries Act with Forbes Municipal Council and a free public fencing theory. A conference with Library Board officials and School of Arts was proposed to precede a public meeting, requiring two nights of work. A special word of praise from the Mayor accompanied the report.
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Forbes
Ald. Hartcher
Bla.w.i
Medcalf
Library Board
School of Arts
Ald Horteher
Ald
Gunnsaig
Hartcher
Laker
Heenzo Produces One Pint of Best Cough Remedy
A brief ad claims Heenzo makes a pint of cough remedy that saves money and is quicker acting and pleasanter to take for coughs colds croup and influenza. The copy touts concentration and a price around 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle with promises of efficacy.
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Heenzo
Crushed by Tractor Ends in Critical Condition
A tragic Sunday accident in Reymond Street left Margaret Forrester, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tort Forrester, severely injured after a tractor driver allegedly failed to move the child. Wet ground contributed to her being crushed between the fence and the vehicle. She was rushed to the District Hospital in critical condition and remains under treatment.
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Margaret Forrester
Tort Forrester
Reymond Street
van Berg
Brea R
Council Members Question Gas Bag on City Truck
Questions in council on motion of Ald Paddison and Hawkins, the Liquid Fuel Control Board to allow Gammel to dispense with the gas bag on the electricity utility truck and grant an allowance to run. Ald Meagher noted a staff statement on the electricity department for the period ending December would be ready before the next meeting and referred it to the electricity committee for report. Meagher also asked that a motion from a prior meeting regarding maintenance attention to the vehicle be considered, concerned it was excessive and unlikely if the vehicle did not revert to petrol as agreed.
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Ald
Paddison
Hawkins
Liquid Fuel Control Board
Gammel
Ald Meagher
Electricity Department
Meagher
Inspector McCormack questioned overstepping authority amid Forbes council debate
Local police blocked the Diggers Race Club meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel prompting a council reference. Ald Hawkins urged free council hall use for patriotic and sporting groups, arguing police action harms town interests and soldiers' welfare funds. The mayor defended policing while considering venue options and discretionary enforcement.
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Diggers’ Race Club
Ald Hawkins
Diggers
Daunooktae Earibteg
Race
Jennia
Imi
Ketel
Mo Soto
Council
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