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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
2
President Truman and Mr. Churchill discuss the Atlantic Pact’s aim to make it effective while adjustable for lasting peace. They stress that Western powers must negotiate from strength to deter aggression and avoid provoking war with the Kremlin.
A daughter was born Friday to Mrs. Ben Dowdell of South Guyra. both are well. Len Ballard of Bowraville discharged from Armidale hospital after camp drafting injuries. Dorothy Simpson joins Potato Marketing Board Sydney. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Eggleston include P Jamieson and Mrs McGrath of East Lakes Sydney. F Quin begins three weeks annual leave. E J Cullen hosts Mr and Mrs E Wolfgram and Mrs G Lambert with grandson David Paul christened at St James. Paul Cullen to resume duties in Moree. Wolfgram and Lambert extend to Queensland.
The Presbyterian Women’s Guild presents the first Tartan Ball at Arcadia Theatre on Friday February 29 with a pipe band and Glen Innes orchestra providing music. John Perrin will MC and supper runs 10 p.m. to midnight at Odd Fellows Hall in support of building a church hall.
A 60 year old man was killed instantly last Wednesday night in Glen Innes when he was thrown from a sulky. The victim identified as Oswald Turner Shimney was a Shimney sweep by trade.
The annual meeting of St James Church of England parishioners is set for the Parish Hall after Evensong to elect two wardens and eight councillors, with reports read and supper served. A church film on the Church Army will be shown, and two Friday services mark the King's funeral day.
A horse bolted during a heavy storm on East Avenue and Ferguson Street, dying on wet bitumen. Turner was thrown to the ground, suffered a broken neck, and died before the ambulance arrived.
The article cites Dr. Ralph Lapp saying the United States stores over 1000 atomic bombs in underground vaults while the Soviet stockpile is under 100. He asserts US bombs could devastate Soviet industry but pose no home danger.
Wool values in Australia fell about half for the seven months ending January 31 compared with the same period last year. Realisations were only slightly higher in some categories.
Mr. Moore, a well known Armidale trainer, wins £15000 on ticket No. 69176 after joking about a telegram announcing victory. He hoped for a caravan and car, plans modest aims due to aging and partial blindness. His wife remains matter of fact as relatives and friends share in the calm win.
Jean Marshall Archibald daughter of R A Archibald of Cremorne Guyra wed Thomas Campbell son of T A Owen of Wagga Wagga at St Matthew s Church Manly Rev Begley officiated Frank Turner gave bride away Betty Pearson rode as bridesmaid K Yates best man Reception Dispensary Hall Manly honey moon in Nagga and Melbourne future home Manly
A fragmented financial note shows totals of £193,253,136 and £347,222,408 with average prices for an Al re topped sale in the current season at 1,894,718 compared to 1,675 in the first seven months of the previous season. The text also mentions January 6 1951 realisations and references various figures and sectors.
Bank of New South Wales Review warns fodder reserves fall short after five strong seasons. Main use of conserved fodder is supplementary feed for dairying lambs sheep and cattle. drought reserve and feed for horses pigs poultry also. Grain demand grows as wheat makes up about one percent of plains and only 26 million bushels available for stock feed, prompting calls for increased grain use and storage to stabilize year round stocking.
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