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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
1
A on topic discussion urges pre harvest pig branding to distinguish consignments and avoid heirs disputes. It stresses five brand marks by agents or factory managers, warns against bruises from handling, and proposes district farm visits, slaughtering dates, and producer conferences to align on market needs and meat quality.
A garbled report shows a magistrate hearing about pig marketing age and a woman who says she buys her husband a present after quarrels. The text also mentions a man named qn cems who retains a grudge even after reconciliation, indicating personal disputes discussed in the session.
Five members of Scotland Yard's Flying Squad were praised at the Old Bailey by the common serjeant for stopping an attack on two bank clerks carrying 6500. William Spriggs, 27, of Lambeth, was found guilty of conspiring with two others to seize the money. Spriggs received two years' imprisonment. others were recently sentenced. Officers involved included Inspector Greene and Det/Sgt Benson, Sturtard, Bottoms, and Higgins. The court heard how the gang followed the clerks after leaving a post office and attempted a car escape.
A concise observation on restraint and timing in workplace communication. The piece emphasizes avoiding impulsive remarks and choosing tactful language to navigate conflicts with authority. It underscores the value of measured responses over heated outbursts.
Raymond Stevenson, once terribly burned in a two year old accident in Louth Lincolnshire, has undergone eleven intricate operations at Great Ormond Street London to receive a new facial reconstruction. Surgeons grafted bone from his rib to his nose and used skin from his forehead chest and thighs to shape a normal appearing face. His father calls him a miracle of modern surgery and Raymond now hopes to lead a normal life and may pursue nursing when grown.
Delegates from all states meeting in Melbourne reaffirmed Adelaide 1936 resolve. The first stage of the secondary course should provide a sufficiently broad education, with a certificate marking its end. A board with schoolmasters having an effective voice would control the curriculum and syllabus choices.
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