Pot And The Kettle In NSW Railways Board Row
A critical letter argues political interference has damaged NSW Railways discipline. It alleges the Commissioner and Appeals Board publicly clash over penalties and that outside influence has biased decisions. The writer urges clear administration to restore order and protect honest railway workers.
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N.S.W. Railways Department
Appeals Board
Rebel forces poised for attack on Hanoi stronghold
Reported large scale clashes near Hanoi as Communist rebels advance toward the capital in the Red Delta region. Other items note football brawls in Sydney, potential hotel trading hour referendum, measles outbreak at Ingleburn camp, and European flood damages.
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Indo- China
Hanoi
Red Delta
Obituary of Mrs. Emma Heffernan of Guyra
The death occurred on July 3 of Mrs. Emma Heffernan aged 81 of Ryanda Street Guyra. She is survived by two sons Arthur and Rorace and a daughter Mrs W Youman all of Guyra. The burial was in the Church of England portion of Armidale cemetery with services by Rev J Newton Bagnall.
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E. Heffernan
Emma Heffernan
Ryanda Street
Guyra
Arthur and
Rorace
Payee
W. Youman
Armidale
J. Newton Bagnall
Obituary: George A. Jones of Guyra remembered for service
George Arthur Jones longtime Guyra businessman and community leader died Sunday July 4 aged 96. He helped in Hillgrove mining church music and Masonic activities before moving to Guyra in 1922 to run a footwear shop. He served as secretary of the Masonic Lodge Comforts Fund and contributed to rugby bowling golf and commerce. He leaves wife Minnie two sons seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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George Arthur Jones
Guyra
Henry Hunter
Armidale
Mr. Jones
Harrietville
Victoria
Hillgrove
Asonic Lodge
Ballarat
Minnie Lennon
Jones
Peter
Waller
Union
Bank of N.S.W
Hillston
Bradley Street
Burgess
Tattersall
Masonic Lodge
Comforts Fund
Golf Club
Champer of Commerce
Heavy tram and bus subsidy gap grows to five million
Country Party leader Mr S Dickson claims metropolitan transport deficits exceed the £3 080 000 figure issued by the Transport Minister. He says the year’s budget provided a £1 900 000 Treasury subsidy to tram and bus services, but much of it and a further £3 million appear to have been absorbed. He contrasts treatment with that of country freight and fares.
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Country Party
S. Dickson
S.A
Wetherell
Mr. Dickson
Tahiti
Bere Kwen
Treasury
Dickson
Income tax relief on drought driven livestock sales explained
The explanation notes that drought forcing cattle sales can trigger tax rules. A 1952 amendment allows one fifth of profit from forced sales to be taxed over five years, easing restocking. The taxpayer must show proceeds fund livestock replacement and write to the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation in Sydney.
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G.P.O
Sydney
Revision of Constitution Supports Wider Referendum Use
The Hon. D. H. Drummond says the Country Party may back a constitutional revision and cooperation with the Government. He notes many issues where agreement may exist and supports broader use of the referendum, aligning with the New State Movement and the New England proposal.
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D. H. Drummond
M.H.R
Country Party
Dr. Evatt
New State Movement
Vaft
New Engand
Rural transport subsidies and railway costs debated
The text discusses rail subsidies rising from £800,000 to £1,000,000 while rail and tram funding appears disproportionate to city fare protections. It notes country freight, higher country living costs due to railway transport, and critiques centralised transport policy affecting rural development.
Revolution in Fish Industry Promises New Trawler Edge
The Fairtry, built in Aberdeen, sails on maiden voyage to Newfoundland grounds to revolutionize fishing with on board processing. It features a fish meal factory and oil unit, rapid freezing, and on board storage. offal becomes animal feed and essential oils are processed at sea. Expected to yield 500 tons frozen fillets and 100 tons fish meal after two months at sea.
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Argent
Inberdeen
Otland
Newfoundland
Fairtry
State Cabinet Approves Day's Mountain Purchase Near Guyra
The cabinet has approved acquiring Day's Mountain, a 1280 acre property 17 miles from Guyra. The land, suited to wool growing and breeding, will be offered under the war service land settlement scheme.
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