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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 24, 1952

Page

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Fragmented World War II era orphan tale details

A damaged OCR fragment outlines a troubled wartime adoption involving a boy named Robert E and a man called Charing. It mentions a transfer from a river location after living with US Air Force quarters, to a Seoul orphanage, with visits noted.

Umderwtanamny Alk Mmekind Giron Robert E Rigs Charing Bin Chatkey Moreen Eamyan Man United States Air Force Ukresmantha Mearby Seoul Alcore Robert Cam

Opening Of X-Ray Survey At Gloucester

Officials led by Channon and the NW Association opened the X-ray survey in Gloucester with a long queue of men awaiting screening. The program, funded largely by the association, cost about 480,000 for one year, funded mainly by the association with modest council support. Local authorities praised cooperation. the survey aims to identify abnormal cases and extend public health benefits.

Channon Aclu B. Association Ags Amvocation En Country Velt Lusena Gagan Chant Srostern Arvey Ghomrenier Gall Naith

Gloucester campaign visit thanks from many local groups

The account thanks Bushes for publicity and acknowledges help from the Country Women's Association, the Red Cross Society, and the Gloucester community. officials express gratitude for a makeshift restroom and the support of a skeleton technical staff during the unit’s visit as the 2000 gate passed.

Picture Theatre Gell Indies Red Crom Society Country Women's Association Imoat Gloucester

Paterson's Curse Invades Pastures Warns Farmers

Sydney Field notes warn that Paterson's Curse has appeared in many farms and is spreading in pastures. Experts describe the weed with blue bell shaped flowers and hairy lower leaves, urging eradication before seeding. Young plants may be hoed or mown, while larger patches should be ploughed out.

Paterson Neonas

Six Months For Assault On Wife

Ane-year team sandler Dick anc hot, of Brown Street, Dungog, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by Judge O'Sullivan at the Maitland Quarter Sessions last Friday on a charge of namuling Bla cie. The denenc was dated from September when Abbott was taken into Police had alleges. Abbott point: fed a loaded shotgun at tie Wiltails demanded money. Wie abe pushed the hotgun away it exploded, plowing Nolen: the floor of the bedroom.

Sandler Dick Anchot Brown Street Dungog O'Sullivan Maitland Abbott Pullce Abe Ube

District dairy show a substantial rise in supply and payments

The district records a notable increase in cream and butter supply this period with higher payments per gallon. NSW Milk Board data show factory payments of £04,312/5/4 for cream and mill, a rise from last year. Production of butter and surplus milk treated remained strong, while pay rates for cream and butter rose slightly from September 1951 levels.

Dany Tarmern Basia LW. Milk Board Jean

Agricultural Schools Urged for New South Wales

Legislative Assembly discussions advocate expanding agricultural education in New South Wales with calls for more high schools and a Rowleybury style agricultural college in the north. Proposals claim thousands more students would attend agricultural institutes if place and capacity were available, urging early entry options before 1955.

Reid Rownebury’ Agricultural College Hawkesbury Eld Cadea

Reduction Rule Sparks Debate Over Entries

The rule would greatly reduce the number of entries. Mr Clarrie Drury argued that would imply harm to breed owners and raise concerns about impacts on heritage and competitiveness within the event.

Clarrie Drury

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