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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
1
A film preview promises a bright Technicolor musical romance with Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature. The release is billed as gay and glorious, with carefree happiness and vibrant song and dance to entice audiences.
National Farmers Union of Great Britain delegation toured New England areas and discussed postwar farm policy. Frank White highlighted unity among 250000 members and rising output from £290 million to £600 million. Mr Turner urged Britain Dominions cooperation to create markets and sustain agricultural industry.
Armidale District Show organizers report strong entries across trotting and flower sections with close to 23 February closing date for many races. The event runs Friday and Saturday March 2 and 3 with a public holiday on March 2. Exhibitors urged to bring receipts and non competitive blooms while amenities include luncheon, hot water, a publican’s booth and a chocolate wheel. Members tickets are 1/1 from secretary Miss Murwuss.
Current and expired coupons listed for various items including Yen, Sugar, Butter, Meat and Clothing. Expiration dates span February 11 March 11 and April 8, with some ranges and eligibility notes.
The article notes plans to continue operations after the war with support from the Union. It suggests a preference for maintaining functions and services beyond hostilities, highlighting postwar continuity.
Mr TLL Caddy is appointed a director of Hall and Son Pty Ltd after years as Guyra branch manager. The firm has five directors, with two outsiders added. Caddy previously served as junior keeper for the New Vest firm and is now named from Sydney to Guyra.
Australian forces as of September 30 reported 69 960 total casualties with 10 266 killed and missing presumed dead 25 458 prisoners of war and 30 901 injured as war continued.
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