United States Aid And European Recovery Faces Budget Strain
The article argues U S aid under the Marshall Plan spurs recovery in Western Europe while Kremlin allied states lag. It notes industrial output up 40 percent since 1938 and farm gains of nine percent due to eight and a half million dollars in aid. Britain faces bankruptcy if defense costs overwhelm the budget, risking American interests.
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United States
U.S.A
William C. Foster
Europe
America
West
Britain
Obituary notices from Pinedale and Tingha
The death of Clarence Arthur Nielson, aged 70, at Pinedale is noted. Survived by his widow and six children in Armidale Brisbane Stanborough Newcastle and Stanborough. service by F H Barwick at the Church of England. Mrs Julia Ting of Tingha dies at 84. married William Ting at 19, he died in 1940. Burial at Tingha Church of England cemetery. services conducted by F H Barwick.
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Pinedale
Clarence Arthur Nielson
Tenterden
Ife
Charles
Armidale
Leslie
Brisbane
William
Stanborough
C. Hill
Newcastle
Joyce Nielson
F. H. Barwick
Julia Ting
Tingha
William Ting
Tingh
Glen Innes
Cliff
Edward
Reuben
Anderson
Kempsey
Landers
Sydney
Hunt
Inverell
Juvenile mad hatters ball in Ben Lomond charity event
Last Saturday the P. and C. Association hosted a juvenile mad hatters ball and a euchre party at Ben Lomond. Prizes went to Mrs. D Mack son and Mr. B Davidson, with supper by local ladies. Takings totaled £9 and will fund the Christmas tree fund.
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Ben Lomond
P. and C. Association
C. Holland
M.C
D. Mackson
Personnel Movements At Guyra Jubilee Sports and Nearby Towns
Mr Trevor Egan, recently injured in the hop step and jump at the Guyra Jubilee Sports, resumed duty yesterday at the Commonwealth Bank. Mr T Fuchs of Armdale deputised in his absence. Mr C Cockburn spent three days in Newcastle with Messrs Ron and Sid Lee. Mrs L A Goddard, wife of Constable Goddard, is in Sydney for a month on medical advice. Mr Ross Rice, formerly of Jerilderie, began work as Clerk of Petty Sessions at Yeneine and Guyra on Monaag ast. The Mackay Town Clerk, en route Sydney to Mackay, visited the Shire Chambers and discussed with Shire Engineer J H Robson.
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Trevor Egan
Commonwealth Bank
T. Fuchs
Armidale
Egan
Mr. C. Cockburn
Newcastle
Messrs
Ron and
Sid Lee
L. A. Goddard
Constable Goddard
Sydney
Ross Rice
Jerilderie
Yeneine
Guyra
Monaagast
Mackay
J. H. Robson
Lottery Money May Mean New Home
The Lauder family of Guyra with three children won a major lottery prize after their syndicate R.E.R. named for Rene Eliza Ruth. Mr Lauder, a truck driver for Yallard Shire Council, held the ticket alone and sees lottery windfall as a possible new home. This is the third large prize to Guyra in recent years with other winners including Keith Oehle and Hibbit and Grant.
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Guyra
Lauders
R.E.R
Rene Eliza Ruth
Lauder
Yallard
Keith Oehle
Messrs
Hibbit
Grant
Red Cross Events Postponed and Community Notices
The Red Cross Street Star event was postponed to December 14 and 15. A National Fitness stall runs November 30 and December 1, with dinner proceeds for the play centre fund received by Mrs. J. F. Parsons. A Church Fair includes a sword dance demonstration opened by M.L.A. Davis Hughes. NSW Gazette lists unclaimed lottery prizes including £350 and many smaller sums. Glen Innes and Guyra groups back a Royal tour bid. readings of St Joan and What Every Woman Will be staged. eight bags of rags donated to Guyra Red Cross. Australia’s horse numbers fell to under a million since 1918. Berlin hostesses now handle invitations by phone with Hello girl services for weather, cookery, theatre, tote results, and news.
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National Fitness Movement
Play Centre Fund
J. F. Parsons
Ollera Street
Berlin
Cooper sheep shower demo showcases rapid dipping method
Last Friday at Doug Burey’s Tingha Road property graziers watched a Cooper sheep shower demonstration where about 900 sheep were sprayed. The unit features double race enclosures, overhead and ground nozzles, a 509 gallon wash well, and a punkah driven spray cycle claiming easier, safer dipping with minimal losses. The apparatus aims to let small flock owners dip up to 5000 head single handedly, and New England area orders rise with 400 orders outstanding in New South Wales.
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Doug Burey
Tingha Road
New England
New South Wales
Wire Recorder Purchase Pleasure at Guyra Central School
The Guyra Central School Association debated buying a secondhand wire recorder to aid speech training and drama work. A technical check was to be arranged, donors were asked, and the association planned to fund books for reading improvements with support from the P and C funds. Funds from the bazaar left £121 16s 7d in credit. A well for the tennis court and extra piping were discussed, and a sports day plan urged parental support.
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Whiteford
Sydney
Sgt. O. W. Hyland
C. Little
Armidale Teachers’ College
P. and C. Association
Spring Fair Opens with Mr Davis Hughes Aerial Start
Saturday's Spring Fair in the church grounds will be opened by Mr Davis Hughes M L A at 3 pm. Organisers promise a pleasant afternoon with stalls of fancy goods gifts produce and cakes, side shows hoopla skittles clock golf and other attractions. A six member team will perform the traditional sword dance from Kirkby Malzeard. Luncheon and afternoon tea can be booked advance.
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Davis Hughes
M.L.A
Sally
Kirkby Malzeard
Yorkshire
Lancer Troop Formed At Tenterfield
The Hunter River Lancers establish a Tenterfield troop in response to requests for a CMF unit. Mr D Scott, president of the Tenterfield RSL sub branch, said a reserve officer will command until formal organisation.
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Hunter River Lancers
Tenterfield
R.S.L
D. Scott
Scott
C.M.F
Koala Found in Fire-Swept Woodville Area Narra bard Narrabri
A grazier patrolling a fire scar near Woodville Station 18 miles from Narrabri found a koala in a damaged tree limb. It had not been seen in Narrabri district for over 30 years. The bear was sheltered in the tree and later taken to a homestead in an effort to revive it. Woodville lies at the Nandewar Ranges foot, prompting locals to speculate on more bears in the area.
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Woodville Station
Narrabri
Bingara
Woodville
Nandewar Ranges
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