Death of Mr Chifley Leader of the Federal Opposition
Joseph Benedict Chifley Australia’s Prime Minister for four and a half years died in Canberra Community Hospital shortly after 11 p m on Wednesday. He collapsed at the Hotel Murrajong where he had lived for some years during the Jubbree Ball. Born Bathurst engine driver and shire councillor, he was elected to Parliament in 1928 at age 43 and became Labour leader seventeen years later. A funeral will be held at Bathurst on Sunday.
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Opae
Joseph Benedict
Qed
Canberra
Soo
Chifley
Murrajong
Joseph Benedict Chifley
Australia
Speosition
Bathurst
Labour
John Curtin
Newcastle Aero Club to Be Involved in Official Opening
Gloucester Shire Council agreed to have the Newcastle Aero Club cooperate in the official opening of the completed Gloucester aircraft landing ground. The move followed inquiries from the Gloucester Chamber of Commerce and Forbesdale Progress Association about notification and timing. Shire President Dr. Channon spoke on a proposal from the recent Annual Conference of Shire Councils for the Federal Government to build and maintain aerodromes, noting some delegates doubted approval.
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Newcastle Aero Club
Gloucester
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Forbesdale Progress Association
Channon
The Right Road Driver Helps Travel Hint on Return
Sydney traveller Bert Wearner, en route from Dungog to Gloucester for business, suffers a tyre blowout on a rough road. A British luxury car from Victoria misdirects him, causing a brief roadside misunderstanding as Wearner assists the driver seeking the Pacific Highway.
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Sydney
Bert Wearner
Dungog
Gloucester
Bush Track
Victorias
Brisbane
Pacific Highway
Bert Wearne
Brother
Rodeo And Show For 1953 Booklet
A Sydney publicist Mr Oswald Zeigler will be sent to Gloucester to prepare a commemorative booklet for the towns jubilee in 1953. He will gather historical material from Mitchell Library and use Gloucester Council collections. The council approved the plan and ordered production of copies for September 1862 at an estimated cost.
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Gloucester
Oswald Ziegler
Sydney
Wriion
Zeigier
Mitchell Library
Gloucester Council
Cra
Bowen
Laurie
Zelgier
Tuncurry Fishermen Face Disruption Over New Regulations
The Tuncurry Fishermen's League contemplates occupying boats from other crews to press for changes as Chief Secretary Evatt supports regulations widening takable fish size. This week Wallis Latte Co-operative shed only 10 lb of mullet versus the usual 40 boxes, with about a third of fishermen quitting or planning to quit the industry. Outside boats cannot sail, leaving very light fish supplies at Tuncurry.
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Tuncurry
Evatt
Wallis
Printen and published for the pre pace by Lealie Rye
Denison treet Gloucester lists a publication by Lealie Rye for the pre pace. The notice references Printen and outlines the published material to be presented at the event in Gloucester.
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Lealie Rye
Denisontreet
Gloucester
Commercial Cattle Sale Reports Light Yarding and Strong Demand
Tom Hicka Faul Hyan and Joe Corbett note a light yarding at Tuesday sale with good representation across classes. Springers dearer and competitive. Jersey cows showed gains of 20 to 26 shillings. Record of buyers and prices for numerous lots indicates a solid market amid promising seasonal conditions.
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Cloucester
Tom Hicka
Faul Hyan
Joe Corbett
B. G. Williams
A. L. Roberts
O. G. Ritter
F. K. Smith
L. Cc. Atkins
A. C. Murray
J. BH. Weismantel
Mra. B. Thomas
Bruce Higwina
Eat. J. T. Higgins
B. Relf
Mra. M. B. Chisholm, & Co & c
D. C. Chisholm
W. E. Sparke
Ger.j Pty, Ltd
BE. V. Merchant
Ray Martin
H. J. Dennett
D. J. West
Power
J. Power
H. Mc Tones
Homebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Hest
Lily
Dalgety's News Service
Church Services Schedule Across Gloucestershire
A condensed list of church services across Gloucestershire including times and denominations. Anglican and Methodist services are shown for Gloucester Barrington Stratford Hookhurst and Bundock Barrington Hall, with Baptist and Congregational notes and midweek or Wednesday meetings.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Barrington
David R. May
Wed
Mth
Booral South
G. C. Mitchell
Wanted to Buy Palings and Second Hand Pianos
An advertisement seeks second hand iron frame pianos and palings for full value. Contact details include B12738 and address 13 Hunter Street Newcastle. Local agent J Bennett at Radio and Sports Store is listed.
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Hunter Street
Newcastle
J. Bennett
Gloucester pig sale yields strong bids and firm rates
Port of Gloucester pig sales drew keen competition with high attendance of buyers. Prices remained near the previous day’s peak across fat and store pigs. numerous consignments from N. F. & A. Green, RG. Adama, Mra. BE. V. Merchant, and others fetched varied prices from £10/18 to £11/12/8 per head.
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Gloucester
W. E. Sparke
Gov) Ply. Ltd
N. F
T. Forbes
EB. Paterson
J. Watson & Paogt
G. & A. Matthewson
Fordham & Welsmantel
K. A. McIntosh
Aug. Raichert
Alf. Reichert
Tom Hicks
Paul Hyan
Joe Corbett
R. L. Higgins
FG. Williams
Eamond Paterson
J. E. Aleks
E. G. Higgins
Mra. W. L Westley
Llnyd Paterson
Fafe
AT Maier
Wilfred Westley
J. W
Nora Westley
H. A. Borham
Kevin Burley
Bignell Gros
E. J. Eriksson
McNaughton & bicCann
W. Taylor
Est
B. Relf
Les
Relf
W. G. Finch
Holstein & Hayman
Everett & Spruce
W. L. Harris
Most Wicked Fishing Rules Confront Newfoundland Assembly
Mr GC Wingfield moved to defeat new Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act regulations on net lengths and fish sizes. The government blocked the motion by party lines. Wingfield called the rules the most wicked he had seen, arguing 1650 licensed fishermen would lose livelihoods and fish prices would rise. He cited mullet sizes 14 and 12 inches as affected and warned inspectors’ opinions were not sought. He compared the change to a PRawn size increase that harmed prices and said 10 percent of water was left for gulls and fish to eat.
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Legislative Assembly
GC. G. Wingfield
C.P
Clarence
Fisheries and Oyster Farms Act
Wingfield
Hte
Flynn of the Inland Rests in Country He Loved
Memorial account of John Flynn’s funeral in Alice Springs. Describes the reception of his ashes in the Inland country he served, the Flying Doctor and hospital work, community stories of aid, and tributes by Hen. J. Gray Robertson and Patrol Padre Kingsley Partridge.
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Flynn
Alice Springs
John Flynn
Australia
Palma Road
Hrushman
Oodnadatta
Alice
Australian Inland Mission Board
Hen. J. Gray Robertson
Igalah
Kingsley Partridge
Kimberleys
Esperance
John
Eland
Tribute to John Flynn in Outback memorial service
Australians gathered at Mount Gillen for a funeral tribute to John Flynn. A Flying Doctor plane dropped a wreath as old-timers recalled how Flynn tamed isolation and anchored homes in the Outback. The service, held under a cross shadow, honored his lasting impact on rural life.
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Flynn
Jack Williams
Dr. Flynn
Mount Gillen
Queensland
Jack
Hatches Creek
Cloncurry
John Flynn
Outback
Flying Doctor
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