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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1952
Page
4
A fragmented notice describes a Forster to Gloucester bus service with unclear times and locations. It mentions Sydney as a reference point and lists partial route items, with references to Gloucester and Forster and a tentative afternoon departure.
A retrospective on Australia’s 1952 economy credits the Menzies Fadden government for higher export prices and increased credit, noting lower unemployment and stronger wage prospects. The review highlights growth in key commodities, improved production, and favorable wheat and marketing terms while forecasting cautious optimism for future policy support.
A damaged report describes a Mosier piloted plane incident with 42 aboard, indicating unity by law and faith as a Lebanese governor and US forces respond. Pilgrims aiming for Jerusalem are referenced, with Iran’s Kashani and other figures praised. the text blends conflict, religion, and international tension without clear sequence or complete names.
A weather driven prohibition of lighting fires was proposed for Gloucester Shire due to extreme conditions. The plan, supported by Mr Wei the Master, would trigger a total ban only under extreme heat, with communications via radio and official bulletins. Public safety would guide suspensions, while authorities urged citizen cooperation as rural fire brigades prepared for action in the coming period.
Council plans funding measures to repair and surface town streets. The proposal outlines a programme of drainage and widening works, with proposed sites along Raven Shaw Street, Murray Road, and surrounding avenues. Officials discuss costs, schedules, and the need for federal and local assistance.
Inspector Murray reported that street posts on Main Street are being removed or displaced. He cited the Gloucester Hotel premises owned by Toure and a nearby shop as targets, with damage attributed to brigades. The officer said the structures could not be rebuilt beyond a certain height and that future replacements would exceed the current awning lines.
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