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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
6
The original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland returns to England from the United States after a librarian of Congress purchase. Dr. Luther H. talks of cultural reparation for an item taken from England. Olg ie Henschel comments on the act.
Sunday services listed for Guyra including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11.15 a.m. Children’s service at 10 a.m. Choral Evensong at 7.30 p.m. Harvest Festival schedules noted for Ben Lomond and Tenterden with afternoon events. parish remarks and film screening announced by Miss Ot Syde.
A NSW Armidale conference of Stock Inspectors and Division of Animal Industry officers discussed protection and betterment of livestock. Topics included Queensland cattle movement and disease control, external parasites in sheep, trichomonad impact, brucellosis vaccination, fat lamb production, bee keeping, and recent research at CSIR and the Armidale pastoral laboratory.
A public notice by Leslie Blake of lale for the proprietors Armi dale WN Ltd lis Faulkner street announces an action authorized by local authorities. It records a property related matter including the involved parties and the street details.
New South Wales figures show February added 378 names to the division roll while 359 were removed. Deletions include 312 transfers, deaths and a single duplication. There were 342 alterations for residents changing address within the same subdivision. Proceedings were started against 215 electors under Section 42 for incorrect enrolment. The division total stands at 53 116, up from January and 1948 year end.
A Queensland Scout movement unit reports a drive to infiltrate the organization. A spokesman says Communist ties have reached its headquarters and prompted disbandment of a suburban group, with officials noting a statement from Victoria.
The Copenhagen Berlingske Tidende marks 200 years since its first issue on January 3, 1749. The paper, once state privileged and now independent since 1904, grew from 800 copies to a 1948 total circulation of 131.3 million across morning and evening editions. It survived wars, revolutions, and economic strain, upholding a conservative tradition and close ties to the Danish people.
Fragmentary text references a group in North Queens and unnamed individuals. The passage mentions Snider, Cheyn, and possible criminal or undesirable elements, with mentions of a watch for commutation and vague identifiers. Details are too fragmentary to determine a clear event or headline.
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