Global talk On Resources Trade And Power Plans
Mixed quotes discuss Iran Australia mineral resources and expansion in beef and energy sectors. Mentions Mr Low federal affairs official, Mr Jim White from Shorthorn Society, Murray Mcdonald electrical engineer, and a TVA temperable news project. Notes future Western Plains power generation and significant workforce.
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Jim White
W. Frresiarnt Shorthorn Society
Australia
Murray Mcssonald
Remainig
Vineer
Bnews
Forbes
Unclear fragment highlights trade and crossings impact
Fragmentary OCR mentions Bales Ald and Veibles Woods and a trade affecting crossings and bottlenecks. References to agriculture, wheat, and a heavy land route appear amid garbled names and terms. No coherent event or entities emerge to identify a clear news item.
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Woods
Tieeburre Cros
Tip Boeren
Torres
Uott Et Uy
PINE
Men’s Vests Go Out In America
Mr LB Briller of the Association of Clothing Manufacturers of America reports in New York that a rise in the use of man made fibers is not replacing wool entirely but will persist. American manufacturers caution that synthetics will not supplant traditional standards.
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America
LB Briller
Wef
Association of Clut- Ine Manufacturers of
Amerrica
Tld
Dalgety
New York
Plan For Lachlan Vegetables Collaboration Faces Local Hurdles
Lachlan vegetable growers and the Lachlan League discussed a sales plan to develop Lachlan fruit and vegetable production. A Tuesday meeting in the Council Chambers covered a cooperative chain store system across Central West markets with subsequent Sydney growth. The mayor urged backing a central marketing board to secure a food outlet for produce, while growers debated direct selling to consumers and channeling products to markets in Bowen and Brisbane with direct transport to Sydney.
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Lachlan Vegetable Growers
Lachlan League
Lachlan
Central West
Sydney
Hoehilet League
Council
Lin Bawen
Iran
Union
Queensland
En Imar
Hha
LVL
League
Evergtee
Mr. Debrahem
North
Gove
Debenham
Mortenson
Growers Form Co operative Amid Market Push
Local farmers in the Byunitement area discuss forming a big cooperative to expand marketing, with plans for a chain store buying directly from growers. Leaders note potential growth to over £50,000 annual output, seek security and broader markets, and consider state-wide ties with other producers for better prices.
United Nations Fund aids hungry sick homeless children
The United Nations Children’s Fund marks six years of relief in over 60 nations, funding food medical care clothing and shelter for distressed children and nursing centers. The appeal emphasizes support for war‑affected regions in the East and aims to boost aid to reach more children through donations and partnerships.
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United Nations Children's Emergency Fund
Siice Ita
General Assembly of
Wid
United Nations
Snowy Mountain trip and Snowy River district progress
A party from Parkes including Murry McDonald and Norman McDonald toured the Snowy project area visiting Turret Kinsedra and Pine-clad bridges. Officials outlined four main water basins Murray Lachlan Tumut Snowy and the plan to underground power stations and township development. Bulldozers TD24s are shaping new access roads as the Snowy Mountain Authority advances preparations and transmission lines already extend from a central plant system.
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Forbes
Murry McDonald
Norman
Parkes
Centru
Parkes Insurance Co
Kinsedra
Kovelusko
Pittern
Fortis
Parken Ram Baru
Bm.a
Acatas Roma
McDonald
UK Munijonemic
B.nca. Gniverniifing
Snowy River power project workers on the job
2000 men on the Snowy Mountains electric irrigation project. workers from Selma and Doling a grated job. An American engineer praises the effort as one of the world’s biggest. Tunnels of 30 miles and rock 42 feet above, with storage at Adaminaby and Jindabyne. First current in two years, irrigation water in six. Project cost £235,000,000. power stations largely underground. Housing for workers arranged. Italian contractors bring timber and crews, creating new towns.
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Murrijong
Myr
McDonald Safe
Tennevue Valey
Adaminaby
Tolbar
Jindabyne
Pistean
Thane
Epeaker
SMA
Sydny and
Cooma
Wheat quality update at Forbes silos in new season
The Advocate reports wheat arrivals at Forbes silos show fair to average quality with the new season set at 54 lbs per bushel. Manager L Mulleris notes deliveries last Wednesday reached about three ednesdays worth, despite disrupted road conditions and limited uncovered road transport.
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Forbes
L. Mulleris
Advocate
Morty
Toll Of The Road In Lachlan 1962 Accident Toll
The Road Safety Council annual report shows 436 accidents in Lachlan region in the year to June 1 1962. Forty one occurred in Forbes with 26 injured, nine injured in Jemalong Shire from six fatal crashes, Parkes Municipality reports 20 accidents with three killed and eleven injured, and Geelong Shire records 21 accidents with three killed and eight injured.
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Lachlan
Road Safety Council
Forbes
Jemaleng
Accidenia Parkes
Accdenia
Geobang
Week-end Arrests: Assault and Robbery Charged
Constable Wallare observed a bike left on the street and arrested John Francis Edward Forbes, brought before Mr G A Locke JP on Monday. Two men Awsunder Booth and Alan Porches, aged 24 and 23, were charged with assault after Saturday arrest by Sergt Holmes. amounts filed include 1200 and 150 pounds.
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Portes Fire Silathoe
Forbes Pollen
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GO A. Ke
CW English
Newt
Newt. Ball
Awsunder Booth
Alan Porches
Sergt. Holmes
G. A Locke
James
Booth
Purches
Forbes Boy Made Director-General of Education
Forbes native Dr Harold Wynnham was appointed Director-General of Education in W.43 Winwue cemen te Mr J C Meclenkie resigning on December 11 after nearly years in the Public Service. Wynnham, 80, studied at Stanined University I Chorin earning a Doctorate in Retueateces and returned to Australia as research chief of the Department of Education in 1935 and an inspector of schools in Load Alterarreion With the AWA. He led the Australian delegation to the Spingurn UNESCO conference in 46 and studied education in England the United States and Canada. He was secretary of the Department of Education bo tia and last year Deputy Director-General of Edu- Caren.
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Forbes
Harold Wynnham
J. C Meclenkie
Windhnam
Stanined University I Chorin
Alice
Australia
Department of Education
AWA
Marty Staes
Warranary Auction Set for Condobella District
Auction announced for Warranary at Condobelln on Wednesday December 7. The tract covers about 22,000 acres in Western Lands, New South Wales, described as well watered and carefully stacked. Agents listed include Len Wile & Co Hillston, Moul der Condobella, and Winehoombe Curso Ltd Sydney.
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Condobelln
Wirranwry
Wee Elwah
Tricu
New South Wales
Len Wilewer & Co
Hillston
Moulder Comndobella
Winehoombe
Curso Ltd
Sydney
Lisement
Grand engineering project praised during travel
A traveler recalls seeing a major engineering project described as world class and permanent. The speaker notes Australia benefited by delaying its start, avoiding an impractical effort and calling the project the real thing in any country.
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Mir McDonald
Australia
Underground Water Irrigation Proves Feasible in Lachlan Valley
The report outlines extensive bore tests near Canrawobitty showing water at depth from 210 to beyond 400 feet with good irrigation quality below the upper layers. Costs for screened bore drills are high but viable, with potential 20,000 gph pumps and gravity-fed systems promising profitable small-farm use in the Lachlan Valley. Brian Coventry and J Fagan cite sub-artesian examples two to three miles from the river and stress confirming water presence and quality before expanding farming.
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Lachlan Valley
Dresence
Caso
Eto
Aid & Aullible
Amv
Dogene
Matwllaticrie
Coventry
Cowra
J Fagan
Mvgate
Fatal Crash Near Tottenham Claims One Life
A head on collision between two lorries near Tottenham left Williars Jobin Peters 23 of Lonewiga Tottenham dead. Jerry Hayden 140 Eumong Street Tottenham suffered critical injuries and Jorg Alan Hutchinson of Car-Inve Tottenham was seriously hurt. Hayden is in Tottenham Hospital in recovery as Peters died at the scene.
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Tottenham
Forbes
Dogan
Williars
Jobin Peters
Lonewiga
Herbert
Thames Hayden
Eumong Street
Youn Jorg
Alan Hutchinson
Tettenham
Pak
Cranky Rock Development Urgency Raised Over Flood Losses
From Our Point of View criticizes slow action on Cranky Rock dam and Lachlan developments. Questions conservation efforts after May to August food data, cites Sydney money drains, and urges placing urgent regional projects on Defence schedule to sustain a real life-line amid floods and drought.
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Conservation Department
Sydney
Commonwealth
Australia
Otommc
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