Forster Gloucester Bus Service Timetable Fragment
Fragmentary notice from Forster Gloucester bus service mentions mother, Canberra to Sydney, Gloucester timing at 2.30 pm, driver contact and Forster number. Unclear details due to OCR issues.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1953
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Forster Gloucester bus service mentions mother, Canberra to Sydney, Gloucester timing at 2.30 pm, driver contact and Forster number. Unclear details due to OCR issues.
Charles E Wilson told New York officials that General Motors has acted to maintain a stable economy with near full employment. He argued wage progress and productive bargaining can raise living standards without inflation through continued programs and steady growth.
Amine Erwin Wilson of Bb roll Michigan served as Secretary hf Dev Tenee tn the Cabinet of President Bwigied D Ebenhower. He is described as long affiliated with General Mokare Corporation and its subsidiaries for over 30 years and as presiding executive officer alee Home TH. The passage discusses civilian employment trends, noting a 1952 average civilian employment around 872,000 and higher figures earlier, with references to TES Depart feof Commerce data and wage context.
A fragmented report from BRAFTON notes concerns about Raal Breweries and possible threats affecting their operations. The text references industry figures, transport issues, and government departments, mentioning Shamir of Commerce and Transport Me. It describes tense negotiations and potential shifts in beer production due to regulatory or market pressures.
An obscure report notes the West Wingham golf course at West Wingham hosting its annual meet on Friday night. The meeting elected Mr Russell Harly as president, with Mr W. J. Skuein named in a leadership role following England and the Cor sanation context.
Mack elected endorsing Mr Fauford Gamack of Kemp aes and Sige hae bear elected MLA with a 3848 majority over Labor vandlisaje. Printed and published for the proprietors by Leslie Rye at Deaton Street laucester.
Farmers in districts report interest in oat grain due to recent rains and prospects for yields. Agronomists note oats could provide valuable feed for livestock and may help stabilize activity on farms despite variable rainfall. Officials emphasize timely planting and careful management to maximize output.
The text reviews preparations for autumn sowing detailing fodder crops like kale and turnips. It notes considerable interest in kale crops, mentions the year 186%, and discusses trial of crop viability under favorable conditions. It references Weald and yields per acre and notes feed values per acre.
Fragmentary report shows a sale of a string of horses associated with late Mrs Winters. Announced bidders include Teck Cooper and Deepwater tar at 108, with a bid reduction noted by the regie advocate and a purchaser named Sou Pas bile Gane ant 447 Anvatt.
Fragmented OCR reads highlight Be Christmas discussions from Banffshire and Maren West Aberdeen area in 1862. Mentions Hentivet dintfiesy crane project, social life, education, and local industry in Scotland with varied anecdotes. Includes a whisky mention and a tale of a hotel incident, plus a monetary anecdote about Mick Harris and 35 pounds.
In New South Wales the North Coast district is cited as the worst area for pilfering. Detective Sergeant Albert William James testified in a case involving Maurice Oliver Barlin of Stevenson Lane Taree. Barlin is charged with stealing items including a bottle of beer valued at 11/0/8 and another bottle of plleener at Rendall. The matter, heard at Rendall on December 12 and February 4, will continue on Monday at Taree.
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