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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1942
Page
3
The piece discusses the Polish consul general's view on prejudice and how educated people must reject racial and national biases. It argues that education, culture, and broad life experience can lessen tensions and foster humane international friendships across nations. The author calls for continued anti prejudice efforts to expand global understanding.
The Church of England Mothers Union plans its fortieth annual meeting in the Sunday School on a Friday afternoon with members asked to attend. The new vicar and Mrs B Jersby and Mrs J Farrar, recently relieved from office after long service, will preside. A busy note ofSmall Debts Court activity and local council matters appear in the page, with notices of auctions, meetings, and community events including a furniture sale and a public meeting on dairying industry impacts chaired by local officials.
Mr A H Ramage of Gilgal leaves Monday for RAAF duties while Mr and Mrs John Campbell celebrate a newborn daughter. T Armstrong MLC is re-elected Newcastle Chamber president. Corporal Gordon Thomas returns from leave to camp. Mr and Mrs W J Olrick announce their son V G Olrick’s return from the Middle East and promotion to Sergeant. Mrs Margaret Gilhome of Gum Flat marks a milestone birthday, with family health and activity highlighted. Walter Gales appointed Salvation Army chaplain in Ny ABLE, and women’s army corps details noted.
Community members and visiting congregations gathered to bid farewell to Pastor Jenner and his wife as they depart for Kurri Kurri where he has been called to serve. The gathering featured remarks from church officers and ministers, musical items, and expressions of gratitude for the Jenners' service.
A large gathering of about 70 attended an afternoon event at Mrs. Blake’s home near the Times building to celebrate the completion of 2000 camouflage nets. Mrs. Blake served as honorary director for the project run by Country Warren's Association, with many local men present and speeches thanking all who contributed.
The readable text describes a discussion about racial integration and a local shop, with mentions of individuals such as Cand Weed, Mrs Tepe, and a Mr. Can sdell. Safety and harmony are referenced, noting mixed feelings and applause for efforts toward inclusion despite lingering tensions within the community.
Enverell Rotarians hosted L de Noskowski Poland Consul General in Australia. He spoke on the mallee band and Poland efforts in science and medicine. The mayor welcomed him, praising Polish contributions and noting wartime movements and Polish resistance to German occupation.
A shed and its plant at Mos Cow Gravesend were burned on Wednesday with the contents mostly destroyed. Owner W J Timmins, nearby at his home, noticed smoke and found the fire out of control. Insured for 200 with Ocean Resident and Guarantee Co Ltd. police suspect no incendiary cause, and think matches may have sparked the blaze.
The second round draws for Wartime Mirdal list pairs for 10th and 1th rounds including Miss McFarland Vernon Mrs Fumble Mitchell Duthar Agnew Snow Snodgrass Howard O Neill Coleman Robson Guyson Gardiner Gullifard Bransdon Scornsey Ree. Stableford format will be played at the Club House.
A report on the Inveresl Ambulance committee meeting covers the attendance of officers A F Aver F Nor A J R C Dien and S Rk, a letter from Chief Worten Alt Dr Punch thanking the committee, and a financial submission from March 27 to June with items including balance abolition and expenditures. The minutes note authorization for subscription payments before June 90 to support military provisions.
A chaotic OCR fragment mixes film names and cast list with a talk on European future politics. It mentions Wes Charles Laughton, Robert Cummings, and Katharine Deu among others, plus a discussion of Poland Lithuania Greece Yugoslavia and hopes for future European welfare.
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