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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 10, 1952

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Courage and care at Concord hospital for ex servicemen

At Concord’s RGSH a large, dedicated group of veterans and staff form a resilient community. The piece praises patient resilience and humor among incapacitated ex servicemen, notes the hospital’s sizable population and staff, and highlights Red Cross morale builders and activities from libraries to movie shows. It also recalls notable inmates like Major General Sir Charles Rosen thrall and Gurkha Jack Gore, illustrating wartime service across generations.

Red Cross K.G.H Big Red Cros Pavilion Wales Korea U.S Charles Rosenthal Concord Fassia Charles Morfolk Island Jack Gore China

Sisters in fron New South and New Zealand

A fragmentary passage describes Sister Collett of the Army with a stern exterior concealing a kind heart. The text mentions patients, staff, and heresy, and references journeys to Australia and New Zealand, including Walbun and a canoe, in a disrupted narrative.

New South New Zealand Collett t-Army Walbun

Future of the to bring back the Gienkinchie Cup

The note signals a push to revive the Gienkinchie Cup, outlining plans and timelines to reestablish the event, engage participants, and restore its historic prestige. Details on organizers, venues, and eligibility remain under discussion as supporters push for a formal revival.

Catholic Ball Shines at Majestic Theatre in 1952

A lively Catholic Ball drew a large crowd from nearby districts with bright music and a gay atmosphere. Sweeny and Hewitt arranged roses and balloons, while Misses Irene Landers Eileen Bilgyina Mies Imabel Ross contributed floral displays. Supper and coffee by Mrs. Arrowsmith and ladies’ committee received high praise as the 1952 fixture is hailed among the best.

Sweeny and Hewitt Irene Landers Eileen Bilgyina Mies Imabel Ross

Money for Works Huge Increase for New South Wales

The Australian Country Party declares a vast loan fund for New South Wales with £64 million spent in the year, £24 million more than the prior £40.06 million record, while accusing the Cahill government of halting schools hospitals in country districts and diverting funds to other aims. Credit expansion by Australia’s banks and the central bank is noted, arguing that high spending did not translate to local improvements.

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Tennis Notesears and Local Tennis Scores Across Grades

Tennis notes list matches for A and B grades including Bunnyside vs Thistles Wan derers vs Gangat Eatville vs Wat tes Hiawatha vs Waukivory Johnies vs Thisties Rovers vs Kon lan Barrington 4 bre with Point Goor es leading A Grade and Siet Mey abews Gerings on 1% ahead of Rabbits Barrington Reds. After first round A Reserve Sunnyside leads 71 with Wat thea 16 Gangat 16 Pioneers 12 Estville 11. B Grade Sunnyside 30 Rovers 16 Hiawatha 12 Waukivory 7.

Bunnyside Thistles Wanderers Sunnyside Wat Thea Gangat Pioneers Estville Rovers Hiawatha Waukivory

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