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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 18, 1944

Page

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Government urged to speed tractor tyre production

Farmers face rubber tyre shortages hindering ploughing and wheat. Local officials, including Ge Fit Heywood, Dr. Bowman, and Dr. G A White, press government and State Federal members to accelerate civilian tractor tyre supply amid wartime constraints. A council motion calls for farming bodies to cooperate in the appeal.

Gy Park Ge. Fit Heywood Bowman Srel G. A. White Jnst Queensland Cr M. Park Tithe Council F. R. Heywood Manilla

Tyre supply grant sparks motion in government meeting

In a government session Dr. M. Park argued that if the department’s letters claiming no civilian tyres were available were true, no one could obtain a tyre. The application’s grant was reported as approved and tyres would be available next week. the motion was unanimously carried.

M. Park Government Department Hth

Park Fund Donation Update Amid Total Shortfall

A donation of £5 from Mr. R. A. W. Hasyker increases the Park Fund total to £225 17s 6d, marking ongoing efforts to reach the goal. The contribution highlights continued community support despite the shortfall in reaching the target.

R. A. W. Hasyker

Manilla prisoner Braye Porter writes from Tokio camp

On September 7 1943 Braye Porter son of Mr and Mrs BE Porter of River View sent a 154 word telegram style letter from War Camp Tokyo No 4. He serves with the Sad 10th Field Ambulance and was captured after the Singapore fall. He reports good health and sings Christmas wishes, hoping to return home for a Christmas dinner.

BE. A. Porter Riverview Braye Tokio No. 4 Pte B. R. Porter Sad 10Th Field Ambulance Singapore

Easter Monday concert by Sydney Converty party in Manilla

The Sydney Converty touring party visited Manilla on Easter Monday to support the Victory Loan. Led by entertainer Mr Ginger Reynolds, with members Miss Brends Quinlan Paul and Phil Scholer Miss Peggy Ford and Cpl Ditehem, they performed at the Palais and at the Memorial Hall. The group, praised for a varied program, appealed for funds to back the 1st Victory Loan, stressing Australia’s need for support to secure victory and the rapid return of service members.

Manilla Sydney Victory Loan Ginger) Reynolds Brends Quinlan Paul Phil Scholer Peggy Ford Cpl. Ditehem AID the Palais Memorial Hall C. J. Byrnes Mandowu Shire M. . James Reynolds Australia Ditchem Timor RB. Hayward Church of England Dance York War Loan Committee

Anzac Day Commemoration in Memorial Hall Service

AnzacDay ceremonies set for next Tuesday April25 at 11am in Memorial Hall after a 10am Rural School march led by Mr A A Diprea and Rural School Boys’ Band. Wreaths will be laid, a League patron J D Kennedy Exc will speak, and returned soldiers will place wreaths at the cemetery after a two minute silence.

Memorial Hall Red Cross Me. A.A. Diprea Fiute L. Riddle Court Manilla League J. D. Kennedy

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