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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1941
Page
6
A long, fragmented report outlines tensions over a proposed power alcohol plant and related water supply issues. The piece notes government involvement, expectations for wheat based fuel production, and debates on cost sharing and transportation impacts.
Fragmentary text mentions Anwar Vat in a possible legal or court matter with unclear details. Entities are uncertain due to damaged OCR. Further readable context is needed to identify parties, jurisdiction, and actions.
The fragmentary item notes a local matter with names and dates obscured in OCR. Readable bits show a brief notice involving a party and a deadline, set in a small community context. The exact actions and entities remain unclear but the event centers on a legal or civic process.
Fragmented text references Lachlan Ri and sale, indicating an event or notice. No clear date or place is readable, leaving the main action ambiguous. Further readable context is needed to confirm specifics.
OCR read shows scattered phrases about engineering, government and legal matters with unclear context. It mentions subsections like New South Wales and references to power, safety tests and policy terms, but no coherent event or clearly identifiable entities.
The document details wartime energy and industrial measures, citing power distribution changes and fuel logistics. It notes shifts in central depots and the blending of petrol supplies, plus the relocation of production to northwest areas near New South Wales. It includes figures on expenditure and employment across aircraft factories, munitions, and building yards during the twelve months, with references to Australia’s wartime programs.
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