Dairy farmers warned by minister and premier on use of land
The article recounts a threat from Minister for Lands Mr. Renshaw and Premier McGirr to cane dairy farmers who do not make fuller use of their land. It contrasts farm life with urban comforts and questions the need to leave the old home farm for the common good.
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Mr. Renshaw
McGirr
Bluey Om
Renshaw
Visual education transforms Guvra Central School records
The Guvra Central School converted its punishment book to a film log-book and has shown over 600 educational films in two years. Subjects include history, art, science, and culture. Films from Sydney Education Library, Documentary Film Council, and US Information Bureau enriched the curriculum without charge. University tutorials and local groups also aided, with P and C Association backing the projector and considering a wire recorder for speech training.
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Guvra Central School
St. Paul's Cathedral
Education Department
Sydney
Bocumentary Film Council
United States Information Bureau
P. & C. Association
Local social notes from Guyra and Sydney
Mrs S Kelly and Mrs Basil Smith attend United Hospitals Auxiliaries conference in Sydney for three days. Mr Lionel Purser of Maitland visits sister Mrs W C Starr in Wenorra and notes Guyra changes after 20 years away. Rev R F Kirby and Mrs Kirby visit Sydney for a Browne lecture. Mr and Mrs H S Williams and family return from a holiday at Tweed Heads and Coolangatta.
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S. Kelly
Basil Smith
United Hospitals Auxiliaries
Sydney
Lionel Purser
Maitland
W. C. Starr
Wenorra
Purser
Guyra
R. F. Kirby
Pioneer Australian matron Sophia Jones dies in Sydney
Mrs. Sophia Jones widow of Richard Jones died in Sydney aged TS. Born in Armidale she lived at Black Mountain and was a district pioneer. She leaves six daughters Mesdames Amour White White Martin Navin Simpson and two sons N R Jones and G Jones. Interment was in the Black Mountain Presbyterian cemetery after a service by Rev C Mathieson.
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Sophia Jones
Sydney
Richard Jones
Armidale
Black Mountain
Jones
Mesdames S. K. Amour
A. F. White
Guyra
R. White
FL Martin
A. Navin
S. Simpson
Messrs
N. R. Jones
G. Jones
C. Mathieson
New Brockley Church Nears Completion in Brockley
The new Methodist Church at Brockley, built by voluntary labour, nears opening likely at month's end. It replaces the old 70 year old building and features stained glass, new pulpit fittings, and expert supervision. Trustees meet on site Friday. Donations are being received by Allan Pearson of Brockley Road Guyra.
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Brockley
Allan Pearson
Brockley Road
Guyra
Books for Spring Gardeners at Guyra Public Library
Guyra Public Library lists about fifty gardening books on its shelves, plus two monthly gardening journals Your Garden and The Australian Garden Lover. Available titles include The Australian Gardening by Brunning, Plant Hunting in China, The Making of a Garden, Practical Home Gardening, Roses their culture and management, and several books on trees, soils, and flowering plants. Free borrowing is open to all residents of Guyra Shire.
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Guyra
Free Public Library
Brunning
Catt
Chisholm
Cox
China
Edwards
Farthing
Pearson
Fielden
Hurley
Little
Lucas
Macsell
Stephens
Sudell
Taylor
Australia
Gibson
Hart
Osborn
Blaxland
Ishimoto
Roberts
Spry
Copley
A.B.C
Patton
Morse
New
Fec'ord
Anderson
New South Wales
N.S.W. Dept of Agriculture
Robbins
Trumtie
U.S.A
Guvra Shire
Dugan Foiled In Escape Bid From Grafton Gaol
Grafton Daily Examiner reports no official comment on rumors that on a prior night Dugan and another prisoner tried to saw bars in their cells at Grafton Gaol. Authorities say escape would have been difficult due to high walls and barred windows. Dugan, age 20 at imprisonment, was brought to Grafton in 1950 for life penal servitude after a prior death sentence for wounding bank manager Leslie Nolder. sentence later commuted to life.
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Grafton Daily Examiner
Dugan
P. J. Fitzgerald
Ducan
Grafton
William Cecil Mears
Mears
Dugen
Tie
Leslie Nolder
Ultimo
Court of Criminal Appeal
Executive Council
Houdini Dugan known as floudini escapes across several jails
The notorious inmate known as Houdini Dugan or floudini escaped from a Black Maria on the way to Burwood Court in January 1946 and from a prison tram near Centennial Park in March the same year. He and Mearis broke from Long Bay Gaol on August 20, 1949 while remanded on armed assault and robbery charges. On December 15, 1949 they staged a sensational break from Central Police Station Sydney during Mears appeal. They were recaptured February 14, 1950 as the most daring escape from Grafton Gaol.
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Dugan
Floudini
Maria
Burwood Court
Centennial Park
Digan
Mearis
Long Bay
Peddington
Mears
Central Police Station
Sydney
Central Court
Eo Ae
Grafton
Black Spot Spraying Plan For Early Completion
Mr. Connor urges completing black spot spraying soon using lime sulfur at one gallon per 100 gallons of water. Add 3 lbs arsenate of lead or one gallon DDT emulsion to control codlin moth. A casein spreader is essential to prevent reactions when mixing arsenate of lead with lime sulfur, and some DDT brands should not be mixed with lime sulfur.
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Connor
C P Branch Forms Bendemeer Country Party Unit
At Bendemeer a Bendemeer branch of the Australian Country Party was formed with officers elected including President G A Dann Vice Presidents H Louden and D Robertson Secretary Treasurer J M Keen and Committee members J Finlay K A Colless D Cassen H Wynne G A Scarlett and T Murray Delegates to the Federal and State Pectoral Council are G A Dann and J M Keen.
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Australian Country Party
Bendemeer
G. A. Dann
Messrs
H. Louden
D. Robertson
J. M. Keen
J. Finlay
K. A Colless
D. Cassen
H. Wynne
G. A. Scarlett
T. Murray
McGirr Demands Production Backed by Warning
The Premier warned the State Government would resume wheat and dairy farms if owners failed to restore production. Tamworth Farmers leader accused officials of iron curtain politics and praised moves toward new states, arguing threats won't boost output.
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McGirr
Macquarie Street
Guyra Man Remanded On Serious Charges
Warialda Court remanded John Herbert Briggs a 39 year old Guyra man employed at Graman to Warialda Court of Petty Sessions on November 13. He faces four charges including shooting with intent to murder. Bail set at £100. Other charges include driving under the influence driving an unregistered vehicle and being an unlicensed driver. It is alleged he fired at a woman near Warialda on October 7.
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Warialda Court
John Herbert Briggs
Guyra
Graman
Warialda Court of Petty Sessions
Warialda
NSW fatalities rise in rural areas by eighty two
In New South Wales the number of deaths in 1950 51 exceeded the 1945 50 total by 13, with the largest jump in country rural districts where deaths increased from 174 to 256. Brazil accounts for about 78 percent of the world coffee output.
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N.S.W
Brazil
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