Carried Goods Without Permit Fined at Taree
Albert Keith Bailey of Ulmarra via Grafton was fined £10 with 12/ court costs for carrying goods by truck in competition with the railways. Ex-parte heard with no appearance. On May 22 at 10.15 am on the Pacific Highway at Krambach he drove a beer laden truck toward a area without a State Transport Co-ordination Authority permit. He had travelled about 100 miles. A permit would have cost £24 18 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Keith Bailey
Ulmarra
Grafton
L. E. Stapleton
Taree
Petty
Thomas Naughton
Krambach
Branxton
Fulton
Transport Department
Myths And Facts About Alcoholism Explored
Public health officials rank alcoholism as a major problem and note it spans all social strata. Lawrence Klingman condenses a Reader's Digest piece on myths, stating mixing drinks does not speed intoxication, excess drink harms male physiology, and alcohol has no proven disease link. Alcoholics Anonymous is the main therapy, and complete abstinence is urged to prevent relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiman
Part East
Lawrene Klingman
America
Cobalt 60 Cancer Treatment Recast as Affordable Alternative
The November Reader’s Digest article by Lolw Mattox Miller and Janen Monahan touts Cobalt 60 as a cheap and plentiful substitute for radium in cancer treatment. Radiotherapy with cobalt needles promises safer, more uniform internal irradiation, expanding access as a wide pharmaceutical supply plans to back it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolw Mattox Miller
Janen Monahan
William G. Myers
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Myers
American Journal of Roentgenology
U.S. agriculture eyed big gains from modern methods study
A Department of Agriculture report based on land grant college studies says U.S. farming could raise output by 10 to 14 percent above 1951 levels by 1965 without harming the soil. Higher yields per acre, more fertilizer, machinery, and better pricing could expand production despite population growth, with notable gains in corn, wheat, rice, cotton, soybeans, tobacco, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Agricultural Department
Wce
U.S
Education In The Wilds Community Tin in London
The Bulletin reports on education work in Kenya Myasaland and New Guinea. It highlights area education centres in Papua New Guinea including New Ireland and Maprik where progress is slow yet shows gradual community involvement and practical steps to raise living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kenya
Myasaland
Maprik Ares
New Guinea
Maprik
Muprik
Arma
Calf Feeding After Weaning Guidance From Mr Watts
Calves should remain on separated milk or whey to eight months if possible, with meal and hay available when pastures lag. After weaning provide enough feed to keep them growing and in strong condition. It is doubtful that keeping stock lean offers better long term efficiency, as robust animals tend to perform best.
Double Decker Shorthorn in Scotland and Australia breed legend
The article describes the Shorthorn cow famed as a "double-decker" for milk and beef in Scotland, tracing lineages from Gainford Hall and Booth Farewell strains. It highlights matron Gainford Duchess 5th and descendants such as Milton's Gainford Duchess and Milton's Carnford Duchess Ltd, noting their impact on global beef production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Scotland
Amon Cruickahanks
Brow
Fates
Booth
Duthie Webster
Gainford
Gainford Fingleader
Albert Marshall
Creggieton
Australia
Gainford Duchess
Million Park
Anthony Horern
Martha
Milton Perk Foundation
Milton
Sydney
Carnford Duchess Ltd
B. C. Carter
Yarraman
Martha Sth
Ayeh
Butter Output Up 60 Percent at Grafton Co-operative
GRAFTON—Due to the excellent spring season butter produced by the Grafton Co-operative Dairy Company rose 60 percent from the same period last year. September production up 50 percent on 1951. Manager A E Gald noted a near record season with higher cream prices and unstable employment driving farmers back to dairying. The bacon department also running at full capacity as rainfall totals reach spring totals of 174 points, with further rain needed to freshen pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton Co-operative Dairy Company
A. Egald
Harrison
Clarence
Im Ave
Bom Seeeaele
M Cycle Events Star Turn At Show Spots
Entries from Newtastic, g leton and Taree plus locals arrive for Gloucester show ground motor cycle and car races. The all day program starts 10 am with bending and fixed wheel events, wood chopping, foot and hurdle races, horse events, rodeo thrills, novelty contests, and public amenities including luncheon and refreshment booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtastic
Gleton
Taree
Gloucester
Gloucester A.H. and
P. Association
A. L. Farley
G. T. Daunt
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Life
Gloucester Bakery
H. R. Duff
Qourester
Church Street
Forster - Gloucester Bus Service
Modern Transportation
Forster - Tuncurry
Failford
Nabiac
Dyers
Crossing
Belbora
Tuncurry
Ring Forster
Jim McCullagh
Chapman & Stevens
Stevens
Alps
Thomas Cowan
Les. W. Reynolds
Bacon & Sons
Dungog and
Edstein & Sons Monumental Masons
Raymond Terrace
Manning Street
Len Monro
Lesie Rye
Denison Blrent
Cobalt 60
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
Edvici
Winchcombe
Carson
Saleimes, Flemington Siding
Mead Offee
Winchcembe Homes
Bridges
Frestlees
Neweeeth
Simgician
Armidale
Guanedale
Orange
Forbes
Kubbe
Cessemble
Geurke
Yass
Wilds
Holden Utility
Mohden
Holden
Scien
Balestar
Mathewson & Coy
BR. M. Watts
P.c
SLES
Fsloucester
Porster
Lpzs
Wi T
Forester
Phona & Bax
Advocate
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