Woman Charged with Manslaughter in Fornter Death
Mrs Jean William aged 28 of Fornter is charged with manslaughter after her body was found on an enclosed verandah at Asper's residence in Gosford on April 11. Swiss Wembly Hearts Clinic proprietor Gustave Per, 56, committed for trial by District Coroner J Staplen. Dr JH Paul, medical officer, testifies the death resulted from septicemia following an incomplete abortion.
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Jean William
Fornter
Gosford
Gumtsv
Asper
Wembly Hearts Clinic
J. Staplen
Qouford
Mra
Williame
Jh, Paul
Destin
Optometrists Visit DT Mcfonatd and Partners
Optometrists from Webster and Sydney Pty Limited visit DT Mcfonatd FBOA Honours and P N.C. London with Vial Glmenter on Saturday in June. They may be consulted at the Commercial Gate hours.
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DT Mcfonatd
FBOA
P@N.C
London
Webster, Jack & McPuaid
Sydney
War veterans honored and local cinema notes in Visalia area
Two soldiers from the All Johny Homie and Tam Lee group received gifts on return from service. The Visalia district extended welcome to American Navy veteran McLeod of Bullock. A local cattle fair weighed a bullock at 722 pounds. Majestic Theatre screens The Smiling Ghost with a Hopalong Cassidy feature, and The Vanishing Virginian is set for next weekend. Sugar and tea coupons offered from May 6 with specific coupon values for sugar and tea. Prisoners of War Fund received donations, and Mr G. W. Brown transferred to Orange district with farewell honors. Gloucester stock prices at Winchcombe-Carson auction listed numerous steers, vealers, cows, and heifers with varied prices.
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All Johny Homie
Tam Lee
Covial
Thelma Dodd
Waaaes
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Warner Bros
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall
Alexis Smith
Alan Hale
Lee Patrick
David Bruce
Laurence
R. L. Sheldon
CPS
Brown
Biahwork
Orange
Gloucester
H. L. Sargeson
Liberty Loan total subscriptions and wartime memories
The Treasurer announces a total Liberty Loan subscription of £101,802,000 from WBE subscribers. The report includes disjointed wartime memories of prisoners in Stalag XVUTA and a vivid recollection of past nightly scenes as letters are posted and supplies lit pathways, describing a community's home-front effort and shared recollections.
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Chit Tay Tay
WBE
RUGISTERED RACES UNTIE
The Chief Secretary Mr Baddeley announced that no further unregistered horse racing meetings will be authorised until a future date. He said the quota of unregistered meetings under Commonwealth regulations had been absorbed and that registered dates could be spaced through the year with AIC guidance. He noted there is no separate unregistered body and that approvals were first-come, first-served.
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Domuaey Dat
Sen
Baddeley
AIC
Ming
Comforts Appeal Day Supports Service Centers
Across New South Wales a special ACF Comforts Appeal Day will be held on Friday May to fund the Australian Comfort Find, MCA, Salvation Army and YWCA activities. Volunteers will sell at AGP Comforts Appeal Day. support is urged for welfare centers aiding service men and women.
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New South Wales
Comfort# Find
MCA
Salvaion Army
YWCA
Chiforts Pi Eels
ACE
Stratford Red Cross Concert Aids Timber Baby Howarth Fund
Despite rain a record crowd gathered at Stratford Hall on Friday night April 30 for a Red Cross benefit concert. Gloucester Sparklettés performed many items while Fay Wenham Mrs Towns and others sang and recited. A dance followed with Misses Doris Brown Hazel Brown and Worth Wharton providing music. Gross takings reached 420 with thanks given to organizer Mrs Connie Rudkin and local performers.
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Stratford Hall
Timber
Howarth
Red Cross
Gloucester “Sparklettés
Fay Wenham
Towns
Gresham
Keegan
Ron
Mesera
C. Brindley
Bagnall
Doris
Hazel Brown
Woith Wharton
W. L Tull Wan
Connie Rudkin
Gloucester
Weathering A Raid by Bert Sixky and Crew at Sea Tower
The tale recounts a fierce aerial attack with fighters and bombers over a Pacific strip. Bert Sixky describes near-drowning volleys of enemy planes, crashes, fires, and trench defense as U S pilots and crews repel bombers. Ninety six planes questioned by the raid, thirty shot down, and several crew wounded or killed. The piece ends with a tribute to the crew and guns still firing.
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Bert Sixky
Fen W Northery
Aratobian
Lawre
Kitty
Steip
Neu
Sds
Bosth
Air Pilota
Planer
Gloucester Rodeo and Carnival at Glimuerster
The Gloucester AHF Association organized a Patriotic Rodeo and Carnival at Glimuerster last Saturday drawing country folk and visitors from near and far. Funds supported Red Cross and War Chest with stalls, art unions, and a chocolate wheel. Volunteers worked all day including ladies and gate staff while a brass band played and performers tried new stock amid a lively crowd and strong turnout.
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Glimuerster
Gloucester
AH & F Association
Glowcester
Pat- Long
Foo
Red Cross
War Chest
Patn
Pit
Lange
Ng Ie
Alam
Cbs
Atendants
Praetics
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