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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 28, 1949

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Obituaries and notices from Wingham to Cowper district

Stipendiary Magistrate on leave as A B Rashke steps in. Mr Humphrey Herkes dies at Carlyle Private Hospital after a stroke. Longtime Wherrol Flat resident, Salvation Army member, now an Agricultural officer in Manning district. Sister Mary Joseph Eileen Noone dies at St Vincent’s Cowra. Born Bumble Point, 42, Brigidine Convent worker 20 years. Survived by siblings and Brigidine relatives. William Levick wins Australian Boys Chess Championship in Adelaide at 17. Plans to study medicine at Sydney University. Mrs Caroline Ford dies at MRD Hospital Taree, age 70. Family mourns. Patricia Sedgwick, noted equestrienne, joins Australian Jockey Club, praised by Farmer and Settler. Labour nominates Dr L Jabour for Cowper. pre-selection ballot in Grafton. Incumbent Earle Page of Country Party cited.

E. J. Gibson A.B. Rashke Humphrey Herkes Carlyle Wingham Lower Clarence Salvation Army Mac Jean Candle Plaine Department of Agriculture Manning Mary Joseph Eileen Noone Brigidine Cowra St. Vincents Hospital William Noone Bumble Point Wallamba River Randwick Maroubra Junction Cooma M. Joseph Slater M. Rita Brigidine Convent A. Salter Taree Charles Gloucester Lyall Tuncurry Martin Ashfield Ronald Moree Colin Inverell M. Gabriel Lawrence Keith Sydney Morning Herald Sydney William Levick Adelaide Levick A. Levick Cundletown Wal Levick MRD Moora James Edward Alice Maria W. Taylor Annie Caroline W. Betts Mooral Creek Harry Percival Elsie Priscila RB. G. McKeough Lelia Irene Mra. H. Sharkey Athol George Equestrienne Patricia Sedgwick Australian Jockey Club Pat F. Sedgwick N.S.W. Mick Board Sedgwick

Crimes Act equal application sparks Queensland strike talk

Canberra leaders spar over applying the Crimes Act equally to all groups amid a waterfront strike in Queensland. Federal figures urge consistent use of Section 30 j against interstate transport disruption, warning the Cabinet to act or face opposition questions.

Canberra Federal Country Party Fadden Queensland Den Dedman Australia Cosayy Mtoead Watersiders Quienn Dora Chiffey Brisbane Commonwealth

Prospect of Tax Reductions in Australia Reported

Canberra reports Prime Minister Chifley weighing tax cuts totaling about 39 million pounds yearly with potential immediate effects of 30 million in a first step and another 30 million later. Treasury data show higher revenue than budgeted and rising postwar costs, with defence, public works, and expanding departments driving expenditures up.

Canberra Chifley Commonwealth Treasury Taxpayers’ Association Treasury Post Office

CP Chairman Reaffirms Policy on New States

The Country Party leader Mr E J Eggins stresses thirty years of pursuit for new states and argues against centralised rule. He warns that “one vote one value” would reduce regional representation before appealing for non party cooperation to strengthen democracy and equal state status in Australia.

Country Party E. J. Eggins MLC Eggins Australia Karl Marx Eggina New South Wales Newcastle Riverina South Australia Hts

Unemployment relief reasons in October figures

Cease A Canberra notes 807 men got unemployment relief in October with 288 or 32 percent saying the cause was material shortages. Other primary reasons listed include 150 seasonal work cessation, 121 medical unfitness for work, five dismissed for disciplinary reasons, 34 for inefficiency, eight due to strikes or lock-outs, and fourteen self employed seeking relief. The data were released by Acting Commonwealth Statistician Mr. S R Carver.

Canberra Commonwealth S. R. Carver

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