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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1952
Page
6
An assortment of land board items outlines approvals for conveyance, permits, and conditional uses across multiple parcels. Notable entries reference Crown lands, boundary surveys, road openings, and public access considerations, with various recommendations and durations noted for affected areas and applicants.
A Gloucester school official notes ongoing negotiations for an additional infant class teacher at Gloucester Dare Karat School. He recalls past staff turnover and that a surge in pupil numbers has prompted calls to fill multiple infant teaching posts as soon as possible.
A fragmentary political note argues about loan expenditure and federal versus state control. It claims the Commonwealth uses a voting system to determine annual loan money and asserts governments must fund defense and development, urging restraint on loan demand and stressing the need for available funds.
The obituary recalls Ms Fal Abell Attee, a noted local figure, who died at Strathatha TM Pet vale Hospital after a long illness. Daughter of ts date and Mrs J T Milligan, she married Joh Sambell in 1908 and moved to Brush with her husband. They raised five children Alfred, Percival, Robert, Myra, and Thomas. Known for her love of dancing, yards of community activity, and a steady, generous presence in the town, she will be remembered for her devotion to family and local clubs. Her life spanned through times of change, with enduring patience and kindness shaping her years.
Fragmentary OCR notes compare butter production and export percentages from 1860 to earlier years, mentioning reduced butter output by 4 percent and a decline from 44 percent to Trewar average. It also notes ashore cane exports and a reference to powder exports in a prior year.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an AML IU item linked to Ginnowaier and a Dlubrick organization. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event, date, or entities beyond these fragments.
A garbled report outlines proposed sub-branch and Memorial Mall developments in Gloucester area with cost estimates and governance notes. It mentions training functions, hall access, furniture fittings, steel stage, and potential delays, but details are obscured by incomplete OCR and unclear sourcing.
A garbled report discusses shifts in occupations and money in dairy and otter related work. The fragment hints at changes in jobs and a push to replace old roles, but lacks clear names or dates.
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