Hospital Swamped by Oranges in Lancashire Appeal
Eccles Hospital in Lancashire faced a flood of oranges after an appeal to save a 10 year old girl. Cars arrived from 35 miles away causing traffic jams while a hospital notice and radio messages urged people to stop sending fruit. Manchester railway station parcels office also received fruit bundles and a large sign read No more oranges please.
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Eccles
Lancashire
Gee
Manchester
Welcome Home For Black Mountain Veterans and Guests
Mr and Mrs E Ditton and Keith McLeod were honored at a Black Mountain hall reception. Ditton, a former RA AF ferry pilot, has been discharged and plans to settle in Sydney. McLeod, on leave from Zapem with BCOF, will return soon. The event featured welcomes from Dr W Youman and H F Menzies, a vote of thanks from A P Hutton, vocal items, supper by local ladies, and dancing ending with Auld Lang Syne.
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E. Ditton
Keith McLeod
Black Mountain
Ditton
R.A.A.F
England
Sydney
Zapem
B.C.O.F
W. Youman
H. F. Menzies
A. P. Hutton
Iss
Evelyn Handebo
Armidale Argus Advertises Local Publication Details
Printed and published by Roy Lesiie Blake for The Guyra Argus and The Armidale News paper Co. Ltd located at 113 Faulner Street Armidale. The notice confirms printer and publisher identities and address for the regional newspaper operation.
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Roy Lesiie Blake
Guyra
Argus
Armidale Newspaper Co. Ltd
Faulner Street
Armidale
Christmas Tree and Treat at Mission Reserve
The Tingha event opened with a Christmas tree laden with toys for children and gifts for elders. Misses Irons Davies and Dennison distributed the items, while a feast of dainty edibles and soft drinks delighted the local community. Donations came from Aboriginal Inland Mission headquarters, Mr Lockery, Tingha Ladies Club, and other groups.
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Mission Reserve
Tingha Cricket Club Re-formed Leads Local Revival
The Tingha Cricket Club has been re-formed with L G Hayden as president B Skippen as treasurer and R Morris as secretary. The first match was at Capeton last Sunday with the home team winning A Ellis scoring 53 runs. Officials seek prospective members.
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Tingha
L. G. Hayden
B. Skippen
R. Morris
Capeton
A. Ellis
Christmas Visiting Tales Across Suburbs and Towns
A long list of Christmas visits across Bowral Ryde Balmain and other NSW towns shows families hosting relatives and friends from Wollongong Glen Innes Paddington and Armidale. Several households entertain returning travelers and plan post holiday reunions with spouses children and guests.
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BE. Dettmann
H. Dettmann
Bowral
G. Jones
Ryde
R. Worthington
Balmain
S. Wood
T. Dean
Philip
Burwood
J. Cooper
Roger, Colin and
George Cooper
Wollongong
R. Cooper
Glen Innes
R. Harvey
A. Brennan
Tom
Allen
Jim
Ada
P. Nilan
Arncliffe
C. Willis
Capeton
H. Willis
Guyra
L. C. Ce
Television and Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows daily broadcast slots from 2AD including Gardening Session, The Inevitable Millionaires, Famous Tenors, and various programs such as Fred and Maggie, Youth Speaks, Beat That Story, Sporting Preview, The Bob Dyer Show, Advent Radio Church, and pantomime Cinderella across Friday to Wednesday.
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Agricultural Magazine of the Air
Fred
Maggie
Reserve Revoked in Tingha Goldfield NSW
The revocation of Reserve No. 22 994 within the Tingha Goldfield is proclaimed in the New South Wales Government Gazette No. 148. The reserve described as County Hardinge Parish Cope's Creek covers 20 acres ex race within portion 63.
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Tingha
New South Wales
County Hardinge
Cope's Creek
Family holidays and travels across New South Wales
The report lists various households on holiday or travel within Australia. Families including Mr and Mrs C Urquart, Mr and Mrs W Gray with Victoria, E Hayden, W Parker, Beardon Someliye Duyra, C Shortt and Ken, and Mr EB Laybutt are noted in different local destinations such as Bulli Manilla Tingha and Albury with employees transferring from China.
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C. Urquart
W. Gray
Victoria
Bulli
Manilla
E. Hayden
W. Parker
Beard
Tingha
C. Shortt
Ken
Alexander
Albury
EB. Laybutt
Arti
China
Air Service Urgency Spurred for Inverell North West
The Inverell mayor and North West County Council pressed for civilian use of Glen Innes and Moree aerodromes to provide an immediate air service. Engineers reported near Delungra as a potential site, with talks to continue and a 1947 conference planned to review Civil Aviation requirements and next steps.
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Inverell
Ald. Brooks
North-West
Glen Innes and Moree
Inverell Municipal Council
Yalard and McIntyre
Glen Innes Moree
Civil Aviation Department
Overell
Paes
W. J. Scully
Heffron
Department of Civil Aviation
British Farmers Seek Oil Burns Amid Coal Shortage Fears
British farmers and firms press for a switch to oil burning to ease impending winter coal shortages. Ministers and fuel officials consider prioritizing oil use to conserve scarce supplies and ensure continued energy for farms and industry.
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Tingha News
Cricket Club
Joyce
Mona Turner
Valda Darke
Leichhardt
C. Turn
J. Agnew
Eva Agnew
Paddington
G. K. Radcliffe
Blakehurst
J. Swain
David
V. Tet Fong
Uralla
Una Orchard
Kogarah
J. Walker
Lamily
Rex Orchard
Visgha
Farrer
Marrickville
H. Keyes
Amethyst Street
June
NEW England Co-Operative Society Ltd
N.S.W. Co-operative Acts
Bradley St
P.O
Newcastle
Stonehenge
Glencoe
Ben Lomond
Llangobhlin
Guyrin
Dumaresq
S.B. Sporting Service
Bob Dyer
St. Paul's Presbyterian
Advent Radio
Divine Bell
Black Ivory
the Dark Horse
Terry Howard
Yesteryear
Penfold
AIR Development
North West