Gloucester Boxing Tournament Draws Record Crowd
Gloucester Stadium hosts the second Professional Candidate Counter boxing tournament in aid of the RSL and the proposed soldiers hall project. A packed, energetic night showcased 12 bouts plus an exhibition, with praise for fighters from Gloucester Wingham and Tuncurry, strong refereeing by L J Gleeson, and generous support from volunteers and bands. The event promises a spectacular final in two weeks as organizers celebrate a successful fundraiser.
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RSL
Thi
Firat
Soldiers
Gloucester
Wan
Uey
Wingham
Tunecurry
L. J. Gleeson
Slong
Gleeson
Carthew
R.S
Cliff Fraser
Australia
WHS
Johnny Britten
Mal Gerrard
B. Moran
Tuncurry
Johnny
Publc
Don Shaw
Berry Brothers
Af Pitlochry
Eric Breese
Gloucester Boys
R. Nichols
J. N. Livermore
A. L. Far
Peter Guyen
Ales
Boxing Results Show Mixed Outcomes At Gloucester Ring
Sre Carsang and Viger sawmills aided the amantiter leet in erecting the ring and stadium. Mal Gerrard drew with B Moran, Tuncurry vs Gloucester, refereed by Jonny Britten. Moran won on points. Several bouts ended in draws or TKOs with Gloucester and Tuncurry fighters like Haddon, West, Eliott, Belton, Saxby, and Janes competing. results included multiple 6 to 8 point scores and a TKO victory for Geringon on Gloucester youth bouts.
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Sre. Carsang and
Viger Sawmills
Amantiter Leet
Mal Gerrard
C . Gloucester
B. Moran Az
Tancurry
Jonny Britten
Rh. Brown
Tancuery
Johnny Britten
Ic Gloucester
T. Moran
Tony Willemae
Ioucester
A. Haddon
Gloucester
West
Gloucesters
G. Brown
Tuncurry
A. Miggings
Wingham
B. Saxby
T. Eliott
R. Belton
Lofomeenter
Dhe
Teale
Thorp SS
Dago Creelen
Proimts
Berney MeiInnes
Gefened Go Dintigins
Ion
Tko
Warwick Woolcott
Itter
Cox
Geriion
GG Dean
Les Janes Vale sCloucester
Dave Geenion
A. Cameron
Church Notes Life Lot In Life
Fragmentary church notes compare human virtue and envy, noting inner character over outward display. The text reflects meditations on worth, temperance, and life’s testing of conscience amid social pressures.
Church Services and Monthly Gospel Meeting Schedule
Reading from various churches across Gloucester and surrounding areas outlines Sunday services on April 10, and Tuesday events at 7 pm. Includes congregations in Gloucester, Wauk, Linford Bratt, and Upper Rowhon with a monthly gospel meeting at the School of Arts at 7 pm led by D Montalth. All welcome for bright singing.
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Thureh
Inplame
Glowcester
Tugroiak
Bullegr
Vopes Terra
Caleagoenter Y
Linford Bratt
Pleteau
Lupe
Bem
Tinsteast of Wathduds
Graeme
Tae
Sehoo
Tas Pom Bune
Wathuly
Boeutcer
D. Montalth
All Welcome
Feder conference backs higher war service pension limit
The Feder conference of the Limbless Soldiers Association of Australia backed the Returner Servicemen's League in raising the maximum pension from £ to. It also decided to ask the Prime Minister Mr Chifley to exclude war pensioners from eligibility under the Unemployment and Sickness Benefits Act.
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Limbless Soldiers Association of Austrilia
Returner Servicemen’s League
Jsk
Mir. Chifley
Advocate Accounts for the Quarter Ending June
The Advocate reports that accounts for the quarter ending in June have been issued and subscribers are urged to attend promptly. Arrears of one year or more may lead to cancellation unless satisfactory arrangements for settlement are made.
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Arcounta
Moe
Urrenia
Golem
Late Walter Brassington obituary outlines farming success
The obituary details Walter Brassington of Gloucester district whose family roots in Derbyshire reflect a long line of farmers. Born in England, he migrated to New South Wales in 1900 at age 25 with his brother Robert, starting as farm workers and rising to own multiple farms and about thirty houses. He is survived by his wife Victoria (Foyte). his brother Robert. and his mother, with the funeral held in Gloucester.
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Walter Brassington
Moraes
Glouwcester
Roshin
Hannl
Gloucester
Tmany
George and
Georging Brassington
TSKK
Pridrbeston Marsh
Longford
Derby
England
Bleck
Wiese Inauien Hite
M& Long
Brassington
Tun
New South Wnholes
Robert Brassington
Forbesdale
RK. J. Fairburn
Hmself
Robert
Birmasington
Metheny
Bir
Curts
A.B.C. Bank
Jeester
Baer Gan
Pfalrpairn
Jim
Brassington Brothers
Waller Brassington
Tat Nebingon
Waukivory
Mogran
Glow Center
Intera
Brassingtot
Misa Victoria Foyte
Kathleen
John
Church of England Parton
D. KR. May
Government aims to protect dilatees in national security law
The Government proposes to enshrine in law the employment protections for dilutees under the National Security Regulations. A bill to do this was announced by Minister for Labour Mr. Holloway in the House of Representatives last week.
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Labour
Holloway
House of Representatives
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Gloucester 7
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King
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
Thomas Cowan & Co
Street & Parish Fty., Ltd
A. Bowen
Box 40
Taree
Meh
Methodist
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General Tubber Co
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John Deer Tractors
York Motors
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Country Party
People’s Party
Goulburn
Labor Party
Communists
M. McArthur
P.O
Armidale
United Country Party
Bridge Street
Sydney
W. R. Irwin Cash & Carry Store
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Aunt Mary's
THELR
J. Bennett
Moffat Virtue Milkers
Electrolux Kerosene
Willmore & Randall
Spring St
Berea
Andrews
Dungog
Horological Guild of N.8.w
Cloucester Pharmacy
Church ST
McGarry
Dowling
Northern Motors
H. G. Robinson
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