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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 27, 1951

Page

4

Menzies Tour Sparks Mixed Receptions Across Australia

Australia newsman notes Menzies attracts crowds in Tasmania Western Australia South Australia and New South Wales while some meetings draw small turnouts. Chifley also draws large crowds as Korea and defense politics shape the campaign with MacArthur and Evatt figures in sharp focus.

MacArthur Menzies Sydney General Mac-Arthur Washington Blair House Truman Chifley Korea Hobart Adelaide Australia

Trespass Warning at Curragundi Property Boundary

Caution notice warns that any trespassing or removal of wood from Curragundi property will be prosecuted without respect to person. Special attention noted for land adjoining stock route. Dated 14 February 1951.

Curragundi

The Yanks and Our Wool

An American magazine clipping complains about Australian woolgrowers prosperity as U.S. buyers plan a price drive. It notes wool prices rising to 2.35 dollars a pound and cites carpet firms Alexander Smith and Bigelow Sanford reducing foreign wool purchases. It also mentions Australians driving in five thousand dollar cars and rayon products gaining popularity in the U.S. market.

U.S Alexander Smith and Bigelow Sanford Carpet Companies

Lang Has a Sporting Chance for Senate Seat

Sydney political writers predict the indefatigable 74 year old J. T. Lang has a sporting chance of election to the Senate. Lang is expected to win one of Labour’s five seats in New South Wales though forecasts are cautious. He remains highly active in campaigning across a wide field.

Dr. Evatt Menzies High Court Evatt Labor Party Chifley New South Wales Mascot Airport Sydney Mr. Menzies Mr. Chifley Brisbane Gorfain Castlereagh St J. T. Lang Senate Lang Labour

Government to Take Over Moree Aerodrome

The Moree aerodrome will be accepted as a Commonwealth responsibility under government policy. Announcement comes from Minister for Civil Aviation Mr White.

Moree White

Dead Rabbits Lying Everywhere West of Coonamble

Harold Buckley reports mass rabbit deaths from myxomatosis on the Quambone road west of Coonamble. Carcasses litter scrubland, with crows feeding and a strong odor of decay. Sick rabbits unable to escape collide with vehicles. mosquitoes in swampy areas aid spread. birds show no ill effects. locals regard myxomatosis as a strong but not perfect control. Buckley plans to release healthy rabbits back on local properties.

Harold Buckley Goldsbrough Mort Armidale Coonamble Armidale Express Quambone Buckley West

Rush for Shearing Shed Jobs Across Australia

A Sydney paper reports an extraordinary rush for shed work as shearers and shed hands command high wages up to 92 pounds a week. A spokesman notes inquiries from young men with no shed experience drawn by the generous pay.

Sydney

Wool industry wage boom sparks labour rush and warnings

Industry insiders warn that rising wool wages will pull labor from other sectors as shearing kicks off. A woolclasser in a 25 stand shed could earn about £105 weekly, with 900 workers across states set to receive a guaranteed minimum.

The Woolclassers’ Association E. Holmes Federal Conciliation J.R. Donovan Queensland Donovan Holmes

Medical Benefits Fund faces backlash from lodge members

Contributory plan rolled out amid termination of contract draws lodge members complaining of restrictive benefits and harsh conditions. Benefits cap limits 25 pounds per claim and 70 pounds over 24 months for a four person family, with non surgical and limited surgery and confinement payouts. The fund links to The Hospitals Contribution Fund of NSW, serving about 600 01 members and 250 000 per SW, seeking inquiries through chemist or group to avoid delays.

N.S.W Ontici Olin

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