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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1952
Page
1
The item compiles chatter about a possible Gloucester municipality, lingering war talk, a ministerial resignation rumor, and social updates. It notes ratepayer concerns, proposed governance expansion, and speculative plans for a quiet life abroad, with scattered references to local figures and events.
Mrs Persia Porter announced a recruitment drive to form detachments across rural Australia, with a focus on the Goulburn area in New South Wales. The program seeks volunteers for medical and emergency support, providing training and integration with local services. The initiative cites existing success in Queensland and targets establishing capital cities and micropolitan areas alike.
In a district health session officials including Mr O Sullivan and Mr Fitzgerald discussed plans for a proposed hospital, with the secretary of the hospital commission noting specifications and potential building delays. Members questioned progress, with some doubt over funding and loan availability hindering advancement toward actual construction.
Fragmentary report notes measures by governments, ombud rules, and exemptions affecting imports. Mentions slowing over view and cast increases while lab materials for neutron work are reportedly more accessible.
Ar Manziex announced concessions on farming costs including a 20 percent per year depreciation allowance for living improvements and farm equipment. The plan proposes up to 2000 pounds for farm implements and irrigation materials, with stipulations on completion dates and fiscal year timing. The government aims to stabilize inflation, sustain development, and secure employment while awaiting price stability.
A Friday committee meeting discussed dates from April 22 to April 24 for a show before Easter. Vice President B P Dawson backed avoiding rush to play, while others urged careful planning and stock exhibit quality. MIL PAIRCLOTHS RESIGNATION noted. farewell function planned by original district as motion moved to presidents and vice presidents.
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