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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1952
Page
4
The article contrasts views in the Australian budget debate in Canberra. It argues the plain citizen faces postwar economic realities, wage levels, and unemployment, urging acceptance of higher living costs, a flexible labor market, and renewed appreciation of work value to sustain national prosperity.
Mr E A Fargh spoke at Kouroon field day noting dipping and spraying methods to control sheep lice. P Wright warned that stock lorries shed lice and that mustering and concentration of dip are key. outbreaks traced to infested mobs from western districts.
William George Faint a retired railway officer died on Wednesday at his Taylor Street address aged years. He was active in the Municipal Bank and tennis. Survived by wife Edith and several children including Irene Evelyn Vera Beryl Tim and Athol. Also listed are relatives J L Pollock and J J Pollock.
A dense list of personal notices from Sydney, naming numerous individuals and families with brief references to events and statuses. Mentions include Harold Stremileiuid, John Selvwright, Mrs. Mongmom, Miss Murdy-Mever, and Mrs. Hurmy among many others, with scattered ties to hospitals, adoptions, and social gatherings noted in a period newspaper style. The text reads like a community rolodex of names, kinships, and affiliations.
Local official Mr W Towresburt praises wide soil conservation efforts in the district with landholders using their own equipment and initiative. The report notes activity across the area and emphasizes community involvement in protecting land and resources.
The headmaster Mr Po J Barwick announced tenders for constructing a new double classroom. The plan aims to expand facilities at the high school, with details and timelines to be released to the public.
A local note describes rain impacting a Rotary event and a planned fundraiser. It mentions community concern and updates about preparations, delays, and expected activities at the venue.
Local field day event reported with sparse readable details. Mentions Lorraine and September related timing though specifics are unclear.
A fragmented report discusses sewerage loan suspensions and financial system concerns. It mentions prices, owners, and a focus on budgetary impact. The text references credits, a municipal finance context, and potential ongoing debates over policy.
A Bonshaw area resident died following a vehicle crash on Friday while en route to Berliey from Wreet Winton. The deceased, identified by relatives, was connected to local families including Mr Terry and Mr Benes. Emergency responders attended the scene at Royal Prner Alfred Hospital Hewan. World War I veterans were noted among those affected.
A garbled reader note contains scattered letters and fragments with no clear names places dates or events. The message appears indecipherable and cannot be tied to a specific story or notice.
Reports note a disease found in wild pig muscles fueling debate on risks to domestic pigs. The article discusses hunting, meat safety, and potential recommendations for pork producers and consumers amid uncertain findings.
The article discusses Ford's new six cylinder Zephyr model, highlighting its features such as the all steel welded body, front and rear design elements, and mid engine details. It notes potential appeal to families and mentions competition from other major brands like London and New York, with emphasis on performance, driveline and cooling aspects.
Lease hearing notes list numerous individuals and entities tied to land and road matters. Names include Laverell, Walford, Bodwin, Horald, Keener, Grockwell, Broun and others. The document references approvals for enclosure of road and related improvements under county associations and special ward actions.
Crowded Inverell Book Week concludes as students and adults engage in displays and readings. Librarian Mrs. T Stevenson praises the strong turnout and thanks teachers and volunteers for fostering a lively, literary week.
Inverell motor vehicle officers say future licensing will use four driver classes with a new procedure. The official briefing by Mr N Hillier outlines changes affecting expected fees and testing methods for motorists.
Belgravia School volunteers, led by Mrs Dunn and a 30-member team, prepare wholesome lunches for city children. Last year the Oslo Lunch program served over 1000 meals. last month 2231 meals were distributed, funded by voluntary labor and small donations, with meals provided in a Department of Education room.
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