Church Notes in Gloucester War Losses and Advent Plans
The church notes mourn the death of Gunner Roy Edward Smith and extend sympathy to his family. A memorial service will be held at St Paul’s Church next Sunday evening. Advent begins soon with missions envelopes and a Bishop-led confirmation on December 3. Sunday School prize giving is December 1. A party at Tugrabakh on December 5 supports parish funds. Presbyterians host a children’s night December 20 with prizes, recitations, and a benefit stall to cover costs.
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Gloucester
A. E Smith
Gunner Roy Edward Smith
St. Paul’s Church
Advent
Newcastle
School of Arts
H. Muddle
Tugrabakh
Presbyterian
D. Glyn Jones
Communists Threaten Free Press in Australia
Australian Newspaper Proprietors Association president R A Henderson warned at the annual conference that Communists seek to influence journalism in Australia. He said the party aims to erode public trust in newspapers by aligning with militant political groups, risking the free press and journalistic integrity.
MLA Attacks Communists Cloak of Loyalty in Assembly
In a Budget debate speech Mr Frith of the Communist Party labelled the CP the greatest Fascist organisation in the country blaming it for industrial unrest and undermining the Arbitration Court. He claimed the party uses loyalty as a cover while weakening unions. Labour members backed him.
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Lismore
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Tonge
Lab
Canterbury
Russia
Labour Party
NSW Premier Announces Fodder Freight Rebate Rise
The Hon. W. J. McKell states the rebate on fodder freight for starving stock will increase from 50 to 75 percent to aid drought victims. He notes wheat-growers in north-west shifted to hay, benefiting western and south-western stockowners, and urges continued planning until rains relieve the drought.
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W. J. McKell
M.ll.a
New South Wales
Wristlet watch theft notice at Gloucester
Please return the wristlet watch seen removed Saturday afternoon to avoid trouble. Deliver to Advocate Office or Wal Smith in Gloucester.
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Advocate
Progress for Gloucester and District councillor candidate
D J Hill announces candidacy for Gloucester shire council riding D urging progressive policy to boost roads footpaths housing and tourism. He calls for tar surfacing the main road to Bucketts scenic drives and a postwar housing scheme, asking voters to place X for top square.
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Gloucester
Wrookivory
Bullahdelah
Bucketts
D . J. Hill
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