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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 17, 1942

Page

2

Abolish State Parliaments in NSW Government Plan

The NSW Government announces no further spending on unemployment relief while critics say it taxes the public via a reimposed unemployment levy. Voters recall prior promises as the government trims costs but funds remain directed to other programs amid wartime strain. Prime Minister’s stance on abolition of state parliaments surfaces as a fiscal and political issue.

Nsw Jas Sail Mtg Tieele Latior Avis Yonkers Ntl

Enticement to revolt and salvage news from Manila

Reports discuss Sir Stafford Cripps mission to unite empire differences and urge Britain to offer unprecedented incentives. Notices invite salvage participation in Victoria, with Mc G Lovell highlighting waste paper use for war material. Naval battles near Java mark Allied losses, while Australian production and grasshopper plagues affect Manila region. Stock sales and farm notes close the item with local farming updates.

Stutford Cripps Aintin Lintain Tada Stafford

Charcoal Production Plan Approved by Connel Council

At a Saturday afternoon meeting the Connel Council agreed to cooperate with the Premier's request for Connel and private burners to boost charcoal production and burning direction within the Shire. Mr J P Holmes of Public Works outlined the aim to raise output amid fuel shortages, with current private production negligible and government output about 450 to 500 tons weekly. The council will distribute charcoal, fix prices, and note that production must rise by 500 tons weekly by April 10, with private burners starting in the district.

Conneil Conneils J. P. Holmes Department of Public Works Antil Nsw W. J. McKell Mideovony Connrils Halmes Hinse Holmes Tash Weel Tetail

Local Manilla War News and Social Notes

Mr and Mrs J W McDonald of Glen Garry Namor Street Manilla report their son Sgt BR McDonald has earned a commission as lieutenant. James Young of Coutt Street Manilla advised sons Mex and Adrian have arrived safely in Australia from the Middle East. Reg Grantham wires he is back in Australia from Palestine. Mrs Gore of Manilla Street says husband arrived back in Australia from Palestine. Mrs Fett’s son Perlven Toro Pleto has arrived in Australia from the Middle East. Mr and Mrs W Ryan announce son Seir Norman Ryan arrived in Australia from the Middle East. Dr ELS Thomas formerly of Manilla now Captain’s Plat seeks to reconnect with old friends. Miss Nancy Catter and Miss Fave Capel finished practical hospital work at Manilla District Hospital. Mrs Morris (nee Joy Swank) and daughter Tan of Toowomba visiting W Swaht of Manilla. Miss M McLean returned to Sydney after several days in Manilla. Market report notes higher values: cattle £13 cattle vealers £13.

J. W. McDonald Glen Garry Namor Street Manilla Aye Just Sgt BR. McDonald James’ Young Coutt Street Mex Adrian Australia Middle East Reg. Grantham Palestine Seir Norman Ryan Vick Tia Isttor Els Thomas Captain’s Plat Nancy Catter Fave Capel VAD Manilla District Hospital Morris Miss Joy Swank Tan Toowomaba W. Swaht M. McLean Sydnex Manill

Street Stall for Pacific Island people and local goods

The Manilla WNILS to hold a Saturday Street Stall to raise funds for Pacific Island civic causes and local stations. Ail stocks and oils including Fy Oils Catarsenite and My Traps will be on sale at J T Robertson and Co with sheep drench available while stocks last. Obituaries note Mrs Lila Wilhelmina Blair of Court Street Manilla died suddenly after a long illness, aged 57. Funeral services were held at the Church of England with Rev A Battersby officiating. The death of Mrs Frances Caroline Doyle, in her 79th year, widow of Chel Putville Doyle, in Manilla District Hospital March 10, is reported. four daughters and son Robert Doyle survive. funeral arrangements were held from the Church of England with Rev Buttersby officiating.

Manilla Wnils Pacific Island Cvicugos J.T. Robertson and CO Lila Wilhelmina Blair John Blair Court Street Manilla G. Maxwell Sandy Hollow Denman Hsband Manilla Sinee Toby William Raab Cyril Way Garrison Newcastle Brie Hay Clive Melitin Largs Mel MC. Baker Kentucky Muriel Madge Melby Churc of England A. Battersby Manilch District Frances Caroline Doyle Chel Puttviele Doyle Robert Doyle Church of England Buttersby

Bowls Matches Schedule and Recent Results

Wednesday draws Kennedy v McDonald Tisher and Blanch versus North and Scott. Sunday teams include Bignal Ogle Rodgers and Haywad versus Kelly Belford Byrnes and Scott Bigall Smithers North Kennedy versus Wishow Gannon Wearne Blanch Blair McDonald James and Davis versus Copland Bowler Watts and Straitt. Rodgers Wearne beat North Scott 19 18 in Pais Championship. Bisher Guald Himes Davis beat Kennedy Padmora Swain Byrnes 85 20 in Ade Rinks. Gannon Wearne defeated Signals 17 13 in B Grade Pains.

Kennedy Rodgers and Wearne North Scott Bisher Guald Himes Davis Kenned Padmora Swain Byrnes W. Gannon W. B. Wearne J Signals

Assistance for Pacific Island Evacuees Stall

Charity volunteers in Australia plan a street stall next Saturday to aid Pacific Island evacuees arriving with little clothing or funds. Many women and children left behind husbands and relatives, and donors are urged to provide clothing materials and other aid to support the evacuees.

Halyi Pacific Islands Australia Manila

Daylight Saving Ends March 31

Daylight saving ends on March 31 with clocks set back one hour at night. The extra hour is available for late risers the following morning, and another daylight saving period is expected to resume in September.

Day of Prayer Observed Across Manilla Churches

Rev. H McDonald urged communion and fellowship with God during the Combined Intercessory Service at the Methodist Church Sunday night. All Manilla churches were well attended for the special day of prayer seeking wardance and strength in these difficult days.

H. McDonald Manilla

Volunteer Defence Corps to form mounted units countrywide

Major General Richardson announced authority to form mounted VDC units at country centres. Recruiting farmers to provide horses and saddlery, with riding gear to be supplied later. A census showed 160 suitable horses in Binnaway District as the drive to expand the corps continues.

Volunteer Defence Corps JD. Richardson Ds.c Heapenay V.D.C Lane V.D.O Binnaway Bimmayway Richardson

Australian People's Defence Congress in Sydney March 21

The Australian People's Defence Congress to mobilise citizens behind defence services gathers at the Presbyterian Assembly Hall Sydney on March 21. Convened by the Australian People's Defence Auxiliary to unite municipal councils political party branches churches and cultural and sporting bodies for civilian readiness against invasion.

People's Defence Congress Presbyterian Assembly Hall Sydney Australian People’s Defence Auxiliary Ton T., Taviess Jessie Street United Associations of Wonjeh People’s Defence Auxiliary Witz Ivieg Tempo T Congress Gordon Bennett Australia People's Defence Auxilary Volunteer Defence Corps National Mergency Services Tts Balty

Cushion donated to Manila Red Cross sold in raffle

A cushion donated to the Manila Red Cross by Mrs J M M Glover was disposed of and won by Mrs E B Clavie with ticket No 430.

Manila Red Cross J. MM. Glover EB. Clavie

Darwin’s Raid Reaches Monday Patrol Front

A report notes ongoing military actions with casualties among allied and enemy forces. Details are fragmented but confirm an attack occurred on Monday with confirmed injuries and losses.

Darwin Raired Thoes

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Bee Hb, Pty, Ltd Stobdart & Hayward P.O. Box Davis & Dugan Manilla Express Davis, D. W. Dugan River Street Veness & Sons Ford Dealers Manilla Service Department A. R. Fisher Sir Stafford Crapps Midian Patel Binpine Cole Ain India Simpson’s Pharmacy Lemason A. C. Veness & Son Mantlla Army Victoria Tarracks Mc. G. Lovell Manilla Yesterny Lovell Australian Paper Manacturers Ltd Commonwealth Java Perth America Brad Japan New Guinea RAAP Quothar Germany Geo Coote PIC Badgery Mandowa Shire J. T. Robertson and CO L. W. Blair Mrs F.C. Doyle Day of Prayer Department For the Army T. Block Victoria Barracks Mills Alth Kane Government The Commonwealth of Australia E J, Ward Labour and National Service Australian Peoples Defence Congress Red
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