Dates set for 1952 North Coast Show allotments
At Gloucester nine societies met to fix 1952 show dates across the North Coast region. Kempsey warned against Anzac Day conflicts. Kempsey dates remain tentative. Delegates agreed on a February Sydney venue for next year’s central meeting and backed extending the accident fund to cover rodeo events.
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Gloucester
AFL &@ PF. Association
Central North Coast Shows Association
Bulahdelah
Stroud
Mackaville
Kempsey
L. Riggs
Don Shaw
E. W. Everett
Bulahdeiah T
M. Gooch
M. Ireland
G. G. Pinch
R. BE. Playford
Wallanbah
J. W. Startin
C. B
Taree
W. Emerton
G. Pricalley
Kendall and
Camborne
KR Gamach
J. Kane
Wingham
Dan Shaw
Gloucester A. BH. & P. Association
Shaw
H. T. Higgins
Moreton Trotter
Wallamba
Trotter
New Zealand
Agricultural Societies’ Council
Tares
Societien
Kane
Rough Ridera
Emerton
Vera Taree
Counci
Agricultural House
Sydney
Gloucester A. H. & P. Association
Mra. G. Arrowsmith
M. A. Newton
Wea
Gamach
Mra Newton
APP.U Registration Move Challenged by Unions
The APP.U seeks registration as a union with the Arbitration Court in Melbourne this month. Twenty-one NFU protests and one AW protest object to the application. AWU president A Nardi argues the APPU covers too many producer types and claims the opposition aims to deny members their reward through nonregistration.
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App.u
Arbitration Court
N.F.U
A. Nardi
A.W.U
A.p.p.y
Melbourne
The
Arbitration
No Blackouts in Brisbane Says Sydney Correspondent
A Sydney Morning Herald correspondent reports on a two week visit to Brisbane noting a 15cc blackout incident and describing Brishans and statewide electrical coverage. He mentions Brisbane trams, cheaper fares, and Queensland Railways receiving overseas locomotives with more due in June. A Gloucester retiree cites South Australia Victoria and Teamania as blackout free.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney
Brisbane
Queensland Railways
McGirr
Queensland
Gloucester
South Australia
Victoria
Teamania
North Coast resorts praised for scenic beauty and access
A newspaper extols the North Coast region from Booral to Port Macquarie noting picturesque scenery and strong tourism appeal. It highlights Tinonee Forster Tuncurry Taree Old Bar Gloucester Wingham Harrington Laurieton Diamond Head and Port Macquarie as key stops with rich dairying runs fishing camping and surf opportunities. Port Macquarie is expanding into a major tourist centre.
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Booral
Port Macquarie
Tinonee
Forster
Tuncurry
Wallie Lake
Taree
Old Bar
Gloucester
Wingham
Harrington
Laurieton
Diamond Head
Sandfly May Carry Myxomatosis
Mr. Francia Ratcliffe, director of the Wild Life Survey, notes that rainfall and flooding aided myxomatosis spread in New South Wales and Queensland. He warns that next summer when mosquitoes return the disease could be released widely, dependent on the presence of blood-sucking insects.
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New South Walesa
Queensland
Francia Ratcliffe
C.s.lr.d
Ratcliffe
Canberra
Royal Society of Australia
Taras
Westralia bean release promises rust resistance in NSW trials
Western Australian department researchers released Westralia a new hybrid climbing bean bred to resist rust. NSW plant pathologist R D Wilson notes superior resistance versus Epicure and Blue Lake in trial plantings in Sydney and Gosford, with eight selections showing no rust while nearby varieties suffered infection.
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Western Australian
Department of Agriculture
R. D. Wilson
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Sydney
New South Wales
Western Australia
Mr. Wilson
Westralia
Gosford
Blue Lake
Epicure
Advocate for All Classes of 305 Printing
A compact notice from The Advocate outlines services and pricing for 305 printing aimed at all class levels. Details emphasize accessibility, rapid turnaround, and broad material compatibility to suit diverse school needs and publishing runs.
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the Advocate
Butter Shortage Alarmed by Milk Price Disparities in Australia
Mr. FL Voysey of the Producers' Cooperative Distributing Society warned that Australia could be 10,44 tons short of butter next year unless dairymen receive higher milk prices. He cited NSW production at 46 000 tons this year and argued current prices push labour away from the east. He questioned the 35/- weekly wage rise and called for higher consumer prices to support butter production, while officials reassured ample home supplies through June.
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Bowen
Stroud
Trotter
Kane
Agricultural Societies’ Council
L. Riggs
Kempsey
Emerton
Taree
Playford
Muckaville
Australia
Producers’ Cooperative Distributing Society
FL Voysey
Voysey
New South Wales
East
England
Sion
Department of Agriculture
G. McGillivray
Sydney
Victoria
Costly Korea War Surpasses World War II Toll
The Korean War, just over ten months in, has cost the U S more lives and matériel than its first year in World War II. U S casualties reach 61 774 with Allied losses higher, while North Korea loses about 514 000 and China around 312 000. Daily and monthly logjams include fuel use, supplies, and airlift figures, with vast prisoner lists and claims of missing servicemen amid stalled UN advances.
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America
Air Force
Eighth Army
Peking Radio
United Nations
Commumunista
U.N
Korea
New York
National Guardian
United States
China
Russia
North Korea
Red Cross
Guardian
Larrikans Shoot at Beehives Near Monkeral
Larrikans damaged beehives at Monkeral over the weekend by firing shots at hives owned by Mr. T. Griffin. A hole four inches in diameter was torn in the honeycomb as farmers worry about protection of their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkeral
Mr. T. Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Chronicle
Soldier settlement deals questioned over free will
In a legislative debate on resumption of parts of Bullagreen Copabella and Yarara Estates Ex servicemen were urged to ensure land acquisitions were voluntary and fair. Lt.-Col. Bruxner pressed for assurances owners were not coerced and that ex servicemen could access land at affordable prices, with fair spreading of costs. The discussion touched constitutional rights and quicker settlement needs. A separate note reported a Newcastle man fined £15 for driving a loaded lorry without a permit en route to Brisbane.
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Bullagreen
Copabella
Errowanbang
Yarara
Country Party
Col
Bruxner
Renshaw
Col. Bruxner
Broomer
Commonwealth
Newcastle
Taree
Court of Petty Sessions
Ae Eee
Brisbane
Russell Lawrence
Newcastle Road
Wallsend
Naughton
Lawrence
Victoria Street
Sydney
Transport Department
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N.C
Messrs
R. Gamach
Kempeey
V. Emerton
Tarte
Wauchope
M.trotter
A. H. & P. Association
Plingford
Macksville
David Brownee
Marshall
Pas
L. J. Gleeson
Tative
Advocate
Office
Bennett
Leslie Rye Ot Street
Gloucestar
North Coast
W.A
Monterey
Behool of Artay
Bounie Hazriwood
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
Yates & Twomey
Birkmyre
Boas
Arctic
North
Alaska
Canada
E. J. Egginas
Lyne
Eggins
Senate
Eggine
Labour
House of Representatives
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