War neurosis treatment debate prompts reform calls
An urgent 1945 letter to the Guyra Local Repatriation Committee deplores inhumane wartime treatment of ex servicemen with war neurosis. It urges better care and facilities, and seeks action by the Repatriation Commission with examples of existing bases and Red Cross settings like Gilbulla Menangle and Bowral facilities.
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Guyra
J. P. Abbott
M.H.R
Repatriation Commission
Repe
Theeputy Commissioner of Repatriation
Commonwealth
Red Cross
Menangle
Miterio Panets
Building
Yorkatrest
Sydney Bey Piatric
Thrown From Horse Injures Guyra Rider
Mr. Ernest Chapman of Guyra sustained a broken ankle and splintered shinbone after being thrown from a horse last week. He fell hard, the horse kicked him as he lay, and he was taken to Armidale where he remains a patient in the Annecte and New England Hospital.
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Ernest Chapman
Guyra
Armidale
New England
Gilbulla and wartime care plans for ex service personnel
A letter outlines financial support through the Repatriation Department or Commonwealth Social Service Department to allow a man at Gilbulla to maintain duties during recovery. If approved, grants also aid Red Cross. The Tecert association notes progress and considers expanding similar homes across the state for veterans with war neurosis, with inquiries to proceed.
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Galbulla
Gilbulla
Red Cross
Ates
South Wales
Resuena
Arco
Guyre
County Women's Association
Pro
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Radio Sales and Service
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Smith
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Beardy ST
NEW England Co-Operative Society Ltd. Society
Malpas Street
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