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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
3
Article notes wood sugar or glucose can be fermented by bacteria to produce a useful plycerine. It also mentions yeast preparation and that the sugar is suitable for cattle feed. The text presents this as a type of sugar derived from wood and its fermentation products.
The article reviews Sir Arthur Fadden's Budget proposing to limit averaging of taxable income to amounts up to £4,000 for primary producers. Taxpayers with higher incomes may withdraw from averaging, while those at or below £4,000 continue under the present rule. The change aims to curb advantages in rising income years and ensure revenue stability as wool prices rise and fall.
The District Fruit Officer Mr EB Conner announced a new phase in horticultural work. The department will disseminate scientific information via radio lectures and discussion groups to growers in the New England district. Associate officers Mr D Cooper and Mr Barcow praised Conner and the department for solving grower problems.
Two men died and a third suffered serious injuries when a plywood laden truck failed to negotiate a bend on the Moonbi road and crashed into a rock face. Kevin Harjevich of Sydney and Nicholas Steischen of Leichhardt were killed. William Allen of Tenterfield, a hitchhiker, was injured and later freed after a six hour delay with a crane brought from Tamworth.
Rupert Jamieson of Gutawon received two years gaol while George S. Walker of Parramatta was jailed for nine months in Sydney Quarter Sessions for the ringing in of a greyhound last year.
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