Gloucester notices and local incidents dated June 6 1944
A Sydney University geology party led by Professor L A Gilton arrived in Gloucester to study theological features of the region. In Rawdon Vale a house owned by A R Laurie burned, destroying furniture and clothing. insurers did not cover the contents. A car accident near Mograne left Lon Wratten with a jaw wound and two others injured. all were treated at Gloucester Hospital. Local sports include Gloucester Golf Club results and upcoming fixtures. Wartime posts to be distributed at cost through Allied Works Council. reports compare post costs and efficiency. Smallgoods advertised as coupon free at Drewe’s Bonnie Belle cafe.
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Syn
Keen Tron Armidale
Alf
Geale
Rawdon Vale
A. R. Laurie
State Government and Returned Soldiers Rights
The Acting President of the Returned Soldier's League D. G. Negle urged legal action against the State Government for treating Wardendont 4A part of wages. The State House of the Lear debated the matter, carrying a motion that drastic action might be taken against anyone interfering with returned servicemen's rights.
REGIONAL CO-OPERATION MEETS IN OXFORD AREA
In a heavy era of wartime tension the Oxlex Megiunal Arc hosts a series of meetings at the Water Municipal Chamber and Majestic Theatre. Notable discussions cover cultural and memorial initiatives including a tribute to Reginald Mitchell and a film program featuring Pilok No. 5 with stars like Marsha Hunt and Gene Kelly. The events aim to bolster civic spirit and wartime morale while outlining postwar plans for scholarship funds and aeronautical studies.
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Oxlex
Worm
Ly Ho
George Sidney
Weill
Majestic Theatre
Robert Paige
Grace McDonald
Vera Vague
Infant daughter dies. community sorrow expressed
Report of a Sunday death of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Gamer. The notice extends sympathy to the family. Also mentions Fred Houlewith lost after a bowls accident at Dungog and returning home to Gloucester. Includes welcome home events for Alex Barnes of the RAAF and Neville Middlebrook of the AIP at the Returned Soldiers club.
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Roger Gamer
Miranta
Fred Houblewhith
Soriiumdy
Dungog
Lin
Gloucester
Alex
Barney) Botnnes
RAAF
Neville Middlebrook
AIP
State election battle tests soldiers voters and leads
The article notes Mare soldiers wives and other voters weighing camp and postal preferences. It reports Young leading Fitzgerald by 46 votes, with soldiers' votes expected to heavily favor Young, while other factions threaten Fitzgerald's bid.
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Quice Ace
Hbeent Gat Sehiers
Young
Fitzgerald
Voton
Fitagormid
Police Boys Clubs Promote Citizenship and Delinquency Prevention
Five Police Boys Clubs in Sydney and surrounding areas serve over 7,000 youths, funded partly by police and community volunteers. A Gloucester Police Ball on June 18 aims to raise funds with music by Brucks Dance Band and a supper, proceeds supporting the clubs. The movement, administered by the Federation of New South Wales Police Boys Clubs, reports each city club costs about £300 yearly while country clubs run a deficit near £190, and notes a decline in juvenile delinquency where clubs operate, with clubs expanding to Woolloomooloo, Balmain, Mortdale, Leichhardt, and many country towns.
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Syilney Sandown
Gloucester Police
Futrantic Panda
Brucks
Harry Tabernacle
Newcastle
School of Arta
Federation of New South Wiles Police
Vali
Viere
Sinc Tranga
Uip
Woalbardnnies
Balinan
Mortdale
Leichhardt
Ast
New Tamworth
Quirindi
Wounk
Murtzne
Murrumiburrall
Attanga
Upper Hatton
Broken Hill
Ani
Seuien
Sylett
My MacKay
Counse
Woolloomooloo
Avery
Ameren
England
Scotland
Parentis
Auyne
Biya
Mergrant
Laurence
Constante Wather
Gloucester
Ex servicemen face stubborn fight over pensions and bias
A letter argues ex servicemen endure a costly battle for fair pensions and civilian reemployment. It condemns bureaucratic favoritism, misaligned Army pay during hospital wards, and aging officials who support crude pension reductions for veterans. It urges reform and transparent recruitment for presiding officers.
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Mombe
N.8.w
J. H. Lewis
Returned Soldiers’ League
Lewis
Wan
Tioepital
Lewin
Whitch
Clarence River Council to enter talks on interconnection
The Clarence River County Council plans negotiations on an interconnection project with Newcastle. Chairman Cr. GW Pi, engineer Mr. A. W. Lard, and County Clerk Mr. C. M. Seymour will lead representations at the Faraway Commissions in Sydney on June 7 to seek financing. A special meeting may be held to consider and confirm inquiry recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence River County Council
Newcastle and
Clarence River County
Elvetyicity Aga Fom
Edunch 1Cr
Veehlwt
A. W. Lard
County Clark
C.M. Seymour
MAR
Falway
Sydney
Cimaider
Fragmentary financial note on VAT and amounts
A partial OCR fragment shows figures including 0 to Toe 4 cor 9 and VAT related notes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, entities, or actions to determine a full news item or event.
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