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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
3
Miss M. Youman and Mrs. M. King announce joint management of the business. They pledge similar operations to the former regime and promise quality materials and courteous service, inviting the Guyra public to visit.
A bustling cafe advertises generous meals served early and late from a clean bright precinct. The menu features fruit vegetables confectionery smallgoods ice tea and soft drinks with tea always freshly brewed.
The population of Shanghai reduced from about five million to roughly 3.5 million as unrest in the Far East weakens its status as a key trading and manufacturing center.
A three year old, Stephen John Seales, drowned in a dam on his grandfather Clifford Athol Fraser’s property at Everton Grove Arding. He was found by his father Michael Frederick Seales face down in the water around 6 pm after an afternoon of play near the dam. Artificial respiration was given and he was taken to Armidale and New England Hospital, but he died. Police Sergeant Steer of Uralla and constable Bradbury of Armidale are investigating.
The bishop asserts there can be no clash between true scientific knowledge and faith. He speaks at a university ceremony celebrating the first graduating day of a new Australian university, urging graduates to seek truth through both reason and belief, and to view education as a social good.
A Vatican address urges Catholic students to resist irrational philosophies that deny the Creator and to pursue truth through Christian education. The pope emphasizes discerning true from false, rejecting materialism and egoism, and integrating faith with university life and civic responsibility.
The Senate approved the Wool Subsidy Bill by 69 to 17, extending high price supports for major crops for another year. The vote marks a victory for the Eisenhower administration though the issue may be revived in House debate. The bill sets subsidies to cover the gap between market and support prices for wool producers.
Kathleen Lea speaks on the BBC Home Service about life as a process of transformation likening preservation, distilling and concocting to art. The fragment reflects on how foods like fruit undergo stages from stoned to crystallised, suggesting a marvel in culinary craft.
The text argues that guiding life with the supernatural refines natural faculties and strengthens both material and spiritual orders. It claims Christianity and its institutions represent true civilization, exemplified by saints who uplift all social classes and professions as models and benefactors to society.
Sydney reports indicate railway and tram operations suffer severe deficits due to North Coast floods. The Premier estimates combined transport losses for the year will approach £5 million, against an earlier £1,408,000 forecast.
Church of England and Presbyterian notices list Holy Communion at 10 and 11 15 services with a special speaker Miss Scurry Youth Director Rev Kirby Vicar. Presbyterian Guyra services at Black Mountain morning and 3 pm. Committee of Management to meet at St Columba Church on Tuesday May 4 at 7 30 pm Rev C G Mathieson minister Skirl to Brockley. Rev Henry Hunter announced.
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