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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 06, 1953

Page

6

Agricultural notes on pasture crops and weather impact

The report discusses paspalum and clover growth under heavy rains, noting improvements in good pastures and minor flooding in low-lying areas along the Macleay. It highlights the need for lime and up to date weather aiding feed quality, with concerns about beetle damage and rising lime costs affecting farming practices.

Paspalum Neald Billy Thes Prilay Goa Ferushern

Bond Refused in Driving Under Influence Case

Court records show Stapleton at Moray Me Stapleton refused bond for Archibal Poze last driver of Pulteney who pleaded guilty to a charge of driving under influence. The case, heard January 26, adjourned with no bond granted, leaving Poze remanded pending further proceedings.

Kid Glover LF Buaplethn Tarea Coury Pett Sesaltan Moray Stapleton Bond Archibal Poze Pulteney Antinence TV Nerson

Do You Appreciate Service

An unclear ad for a Gloucester bakery promotes regular delivery of goods with emphasis on service. It mentions Duff Gloucester Bakery and provides a partial phone number, though the text is garbled and retains a local business tone.

Joery Fou Weil Aker

25 Years Of Progress in Rural South Farmers Movement

A 25 year progress report on the rural South farmers movement praises native communities, adult advisers, and committees for guiding demonstrations, club days, and inter club judging. It calls for stronger committees and active involvement to sustain the movement and leadership for future farming progress.

Jenny Wilmott Rif Bamlahig Nntiues Aisyuet T. Gupamisiogian Umiar

United States to Limit Aid Program to Meet Objectives

A government committee urges continuing an economic aid program only at the minimal level necessary to achieve US aims. It notes alignment with President Eisenhower's farewell address warning against imposing American political and economic institutions abroad. The panel calls for a transition period for a new administration to propose its foreign aid package to Congress.

Uae America New” Administration Congress

Inaugural Address Signals Bipartisan US Policy Forward

Marohd Baward Sinmmen, U8 Mutual Security envoy, and Major General George Holmsted discuss US foreign policy moving forward with bipartisan support. Dulles aims for triad harmony and a single American voice in foreign relations, while North Atlantic Treaty ties are referenced. November military shipments under the aid programme are noted as the largest to date.

United States Stason Dulles Forshen MSA Oniyl Foveting SennLa Sinual Defence George Holmsted

Star Junior Farmer competition set for regional heats

The Star Junior Farmer contest in New South Wales will select regional winners to compete under supervision of local judges. Finalists travel to Sydney for presentation of trophies by Rural Bank with regional winners receiving £12 12s. John Keir will lead NSW’s contingent to England with the Australian Young Farmers group.

New Suns Wales Ehibe Sydney Rural Bank Royal Agricultural Society St Nrw Covell Agricultural Bureau Will Weleet Parmer John Keir New South’ Wales England National Federation of ‘Oune Farmers of England and Wales

Log of Claims for Dairy workers in Sydney meeting

The Dairy Log of Claims notes a 40 hour week over five eight hour days from Monday to Friday. Overtime rules set a twelve hour daily spread and double pay for holiday or Sunday work. The Australian Workers Union presents the submission to the State Consolation Committee via General Secretary Turon.

Muk Dairymente Counc L. ¢. Turon

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Waw Bacon & Sons Dungog and Gloucester John Marohd Baward Sinmmen U8. Mutual Securiy Avary Freddie Crwight D. Fosem Savon Bank OF New South Wales Ansaldo Servien Ominion Motors William Strent Daily Employers Fenteren Utilities Aide Ae Chet Coa Graham R. W. Harpley Ptr Don Mills Church Street Glouc the “Advocate
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